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NYT: Ocean Heat Has Shattered Records for More Than a Year. What’s Happening?

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

One of the factors used in predicting the number of tropical storms and hurricanes we expect in the Atlantic Ocean is the temperature of the ocean, since tropical activity generally only starts when the sea surface is at least 80 F.

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ROI spells success when it comes to ag innovations

Western FarmPress

Farmer Iron: Be it gas-powered tractors or drones, game-changing technologies take decades of refinement before farmers embrace them.

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AgDay Markets Now: Rich Nelson Discusses If Grain Markets Can Sustain Friday's Rally and Add Risk Premium

AgWeb Farm Journal

Grains close higher on Friday on short covering and putting in some risk premium, but will the rally continue into next week? Rich Nelson, Allendale, Inc, says it will be a tough lift.

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These Are the Most Expensive Ag Robots You Can Buy Today

Global Agtech Initiative

Find out what the most expensive field and harvest robots are and what they cost. The post These Are the Most Expensive Ag Robots You Can Buy Today appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

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The Anise Stigmas: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise stigmas are the receptive, often feathery structures located at the top of the style in the flowers of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella

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FFA Chapter Tribute: Harrison Falborn

Western FarmPress

Mike Pearson talks with the Colorado State FFA Executive Committee member.

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The Alfalfa Calyx: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Alfalfa calyx is the outermost whorl of sepals that encloses and protects the flower bud before it opens in flowering plants like alfalfa (Medicago sativa).

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Spring Planters: In-Furrow Components Essential to Success

AgWeb Farm Journal

Planter experts offer some quick tips and lookouts around spring planter maintenance and setup. In this article we discuss the furrow creation and closing components and what to look for there.

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The Anise Stamens: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise stamens are the slender, thread-like structures found within the flowers of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum.

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RealAg on the Weekend: More taxes and more spending in the 2024 Federal budget, Apr 20, 2024

Real Agriculture

Thanks for tuning in to this episode of RealAg on the Weekend! On this weekend’s show, host Shaun Haney is joined by: Kelvin Heppner with RealAgriculture to break down the federal budget; Ryan Kehrig with MNP to discuss the capital gains changes in the budget; and Spotlight interview with Landon Fahlman with Farm Credit Canada. Read More Thanks for tuning in to this episode of RealAg on the Weekend!

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The Anise Umbels: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise umbels are the flowering structures of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum, belonging to the Apiaceae family.

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The Anise Styles: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise styles are slender, tube-like structures that extend from the ovary of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum.

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The Almond Nuts: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Almond nuts are the edible seeds of the almond tree (Prunus dulcis), which is native to the Middle East but is now cultivated in many regions around the world,

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The Anise Ovary: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The anise ovary is a key reproductive structure found in the flowers of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum.

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The Cashew Branches: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Cashew branches are the woody structures that extend from the main trunk of the cashew tree (Anacardium occidentale) and bear leaves, flowers, and fruit.

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The Anise Bracts: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise bracts are small, leaf-like structures that surround and protect the flowers of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum.

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The Anise Fruits: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise fruits, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum, are small, oval-shaped seeds harvested from the anise plant.

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The Almond Drupe: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The almond drupe, also known simply as the almond fruit, is the fruit produced by the almond tree (Prunus dulcis).

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The Anise Petals: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise petals refer to the delicate, white flowers of the anise plant, scientifically known as Pimpinella anisum.

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The Anise Carpophore: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise carpophore is a slender stalk-like structure that connects the anise mericarps, or fruits, to the central axis of the inflorescence.

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The Almond Seeds: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Almond seeds are the edible kernels found inside the hard shells of the almond fruit, which grows on the almond tree (Prunus dulcis).

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The Cashew Stigmas: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Cashew stigmas are vital components of the reproductive organs found within the flowers of cashew trees (Anacardium occidentale).

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The Almond Hull: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The almond hull is the tough outer covering of the almond fruit, also known as the drupe, that surrounds the almond seed inside.

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The Cashew Bark: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The Cashew Bark (Anacardium occidentale) is the tough outer covering that surrounds the trunk, branches, and twigs of the tree.

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The Anise Nodes: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Anise nodes are the points on the stem of the anise plant where leaves, branches, or flowers emerge.

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The Cashew Nodes: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Cashew nodes are key anatomical features found along the stems or branches of the cashew tree (Anacardium occidentale).

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The Cashew Styles: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Cashew styles refer to the reproductive structures found within the flowers of cashew trees (Anacardium occidentale).

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The Cashew Stems: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Cashew stems are the main supportive structures of the cashew tree (Anacardium occidentale).

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The Almond Shell: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The almond shell is the hard outer covering that encases the edible almond kernel found within the almond fruit.

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The Almond Kernel: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The almond kernel refers to the edible part of the almond seed found inside the hard shell of the almond fruit.

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The Almond Fruit: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The almond fruit, botanically known as the drupe, is the fruit of the almond tree (Prunus dulcis).

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The Almond Seed Coat: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The almond seed coat, also known as the almond shell or hull, is the tough outer layer that encases the edible almond kernel inside the almond fruit.

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The Cashew Leaves: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Cashew leaves are an integral part of the cashew tree (Anacardium occidentale), a tropical evergreen tree native to Brazil.