Sat.Nov 11, 2023

article thumbnail

Ultimate Guide to buying a trailed combination drill 2024

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Consolidation is the theme for this year’s Ultimate Guide to trailed combination cultivator drills – not in the soil-firming sense, but rather in the way manufacturers are sticking to tried-and-tested products. Drill specs Download the complete buyer’s guide to no-till and trailed disc cultivator drills PDF.

article thumbnail

This Week in Agribusiness, November 11, 2023

Western FarmPress

Mike Pearson talks Northeast harvest, work in Washington, and a look inside a mushroom farm.

Harvest 122
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Opinion: How teenagers can get their kicks from agriculture

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly It is often said that young people, and society at large, feel disconnected from where their food comes from, place little value on food producers, and perceive the agri-food industry as a major contributor to the climate crisis.

article thumbnail

How to increase Goats Milk

Agric4profits

Goats milk can be increased through carrying out the proper routine farm management practices in your farm, Milk your goats every 12 hours on a regular schedule. Ensure that the milking area is away from the dust of the housing and feed areas.

Farming 105
article thumbnail

Farmer Focus: Breeding ewes achieve 10p/kg premium over fat

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly The rams went in with the ewes at the end of October, and as I write this I can see the shocking orange raddle (chosen by my father) on several ewes already. It looks like it will be a busy first couple of days at lambing time.

Livestock 241
article thumbnail

How to Prepare your Soil for Planting

Agric4profits

Preparing your soil for planting is crucial to ensure your plants grow healthy and strong. The first step is to clear the area of any debris or weeds.

article thumbnail

Photo of the Week: Fordson tractor displays memorial poppy

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Our photo of the week is this timely picture displaying a Remembrance poppy on a vintage Fordson tractor. The photo was submitted to our photo competition gallery by Kerry Adams, who said: “At a ploughing match on a cold winter’s day I noticed a friend warming his hands up [on] his Fordson.

Tractor 238

More Trending

article thumbnail

British Sugar digs heels in on controversial contract offer

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly British Sugar says it has no plans to withdraw its offer to beet growers of £38/t for the 2024/25 supply contract, risking further fallout with the NFU.

237
237
article thumbnail

FFA Chapter Tribute: Kayla Poling

Western FarmPress

Mike Pearson talks with the Oklahoma Southeast Area Vice President.

97
article thumbnail

How early life dairy calf nutrition affects long-term metabolism

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Researchers are discovering more about early life programming and how critical this is for adulthood, according to Trouw Nutrition’s Dr Leonel Leal. This starts with colostrum, but also includes feeding transition milk, feeding more milk replacer, and weaning later, with a gradual step-down policy.

Livestock 230
article thumbnail

Best Source of Water for Poultry Birds

Agric4profits

From whatever source you are getting your water for your poultry birds, the basic fact is that the water must be cool, free of germs and without any chemical.

Poultry 85
article thumbnail

Pulse growers invited to new variety list launch

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly The Processors and Growers Research Organisation (PGRO) has changed the format of its Descriptive List launch for peas and beans to encourage pulse growers to attend. In a change to previous years, the findings from the variety trials will be revealed during a webinar at 10.30am on 27 November.

Yield 148
article thumbnail

Introduction to Plantains and their Environment

Agric4profits

Plantains (Musa spp., AAB genome) are plants producing fruits that remain starchy at maturity (Marriot and Lancaster, 1983; Robinson, 1996) and need processing before consumption. Plantain production in Africa is estimated at more than 50% of worldwide production (FAO, 1990).

article thumbnail

Introducing everything you need to know about roughages

West Texas Livestock

Roughages are an essential but often overlooked part of a cow’s diet. Most of the time, people only focus on things like crude protein, energy, and mineral content. While those are vital for the overall production of cattle, roughages play just as important a role. Consuming a certain amount of roughage is essential to keep […] The post Introducing everything you need to know about roughages appeared first on West Texas Livestock Growers.

Cattle 81
article thumbnail

18 Medicinal Health Benefits Of Solanum (Nightshade)

Agric4profits

Solanum is a large and diverse genus of flowering plants in the nightshade family, Solanaceae.

81
article thumbnail

Agritechnica 2023: More Convenience and Insight Through Precision Agriculture

Global Agtech Initiative

The common thread among the innovations in precision agriculture is that they provide more convenience and insight. The post Agritechnica 2023: More Convenience and Insight Through Precision Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

article thumbnail

How Often to Wash Poultry Feeding Equipments

Agric4profits

Washing poultry feeding troughs and drinkers is the first duty of every poultry farmer/attendant every morning. They must be washed every day before fresh feed and water is served. This should be done with detergents and rinsed thoroughly.

Poultry 75
article thumbnail

Latest El Nino forecast shows no surprises

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center issued their latest ENSO forecast earlier this week. As expected, it continues to show that the current El Nino is strong and is likely to continue through late spring before swinging back to neutral conditions.

52
article thumbnail

How to Comply with Farm Regulations

Agric4profits

Complying With Farm Regulations is essential for farmers to follow rules and guidelines set by authorities.

Farming 64
article thumbnail

Transforming Farm and Ranch Accounting for Profitability with Farmbrite

Farmbrite

Running a successful farm or ranch is about more than just tending to the land and animals. It involves smart financial management and accurate record-keeping. Farmbrite, a powerful farm and ranch accounting software, is designed to help agricultural businesses streamline their financial processes and gain valuable insights into their operations, ultimately increasing profitability.

article thumbnail

How to Choose the Right Crops for your Climate

Agric4profits

Choosing the right crops for your climate or where you live is vital for a thriving garden.

Crop 59
article thumbnail

California Healthy Soils Program Announces Grant Awards

ATTRA

CDFA’s Office of Environmental Farming and Innovation announced the award of more than $1.142 million in grants for demonstration projects in its Healthy Soils Program. The funded on-farm demonstration projects will collect data, showcase conservation management practices, and create a platform promoting the widespread adoption of healthy-soils practices throughout the state.

Farming 40
article thumbnail

How to Water Your Plants Effectively

Agric4profits

Watering Your Plants Effectively is essential for their well-being.

article thumbnail

Organic Cotton Project Receives Funding

ATTRA

A new project led by Texas A&M AgriLife Research has received a $3.5 million grant from USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture to identify challenges and opportunities for U.S. organic cotton growers. “Fostering Sustainable Organic Cotton Production in the U.S. Through Research and Outreach on Organic Regenerative Practices” will help organic cotton growers improve yield, productivity, and sustainability, as well as transition more land to organic production.

article thumbnail

How to Fertilize Your Plants

Agric4profits

Fertilizing your plants is like giving them a tasty meal to help them grow big and strong. Plants need food, just like you do!

article thumbnail

RealAg on the Weekend: A lentil market outlook, the road to $25 billion, and Minister MacAulay, Nov 11, 2023

Real Agriculture

On this weekend’s show, guest host Lyndsey Smith discusses: What is costing ag billions of dollars; Red and green lentil markets with Chuck Penner; Federal ag minister Lawrence MacAulay; and, The road to $25 billion with Bill Greuel with Protein Industries Canada. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show? Connect with host Shaun. Read More On this weekend’s show, guest host Lyndsey Smith discusses: What is costing ag billions of dollars; Red and green lentil markets with Chuck Penner; F

Marketing 130
article thumbnail

How to Protect Your Plants From Pests and Diseases

Agric4profits

Protecting Your Plants From Pests and Diseases is crucial to ensure their health and growth.

59
article thumbnail

How to Harvest Your Crops: A Comprehensive Guide

Agric4profits

Harvesting your crops is a special time for farmers. It means gathering the fruits of your hard work from the fields.

article thumbnail

How to Store your Crops: A Comprehensive Guide

Agric4profits

7.

Crop 59
article thumbnail

How to Market Your Crops: A Comprehensive Guide

Agric4profits

Marketing your crops effectively is crucial for farmers to ensure a successful and profitable harvest.

article thumbnail

How to Start a Farmers Market

Agric4profits

Starting a Farmers Market can be an exciting venture that brings fresh produce and community together.

article thumbnail

How to get Involved in Community Agriculture

Agric4profits

Community Agriculture brings people together to grow food as a team. It's like a big garden where everyone helps and everyone benefits.

article thumbnail

How to Start a Small Farm: A Comprehensive Guide

Agric4profits

Starting a small farm means embarking on a journey where you cultivate the land and nurture plants and animals.

Farming 59
article thumbnail

How to Make Money Farming

Agric4profits

Farming can be a fruitful venture if approached with the right mindset and strategies.

Farming 59
article thumbnail

How to Get a Farm Loan: A Comprehensive Guide

Agric4profits

Getting a farm loan means borrowing money to support your farming activities.

Farming 59
article thumbnail

16 Medicinal Health Benefits Of Solanum campylacanthum (Campylacanthum Nightshade)

Agric4profits

Solanum campylacanthum, commonly known as Campylacanthum Nightshade, is a plant species belonging to the Solanaceae family.

59
article thumbnail

14 Medicinal Health Benefits Of Solanum carolinense (Carolina horsenettle)

Agric4profits

Solanum carolinense, commonly known as Carolina horsenettle, is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the Solanaceae family.

59