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Grazing corn is becoming increasingly more common. So is grazing cover crops. But what happens when you put the two together? How wide should the corn rows be in order to make space for the cover crop? And is this a profitable way of farming? Byron Long of Long Family Farm at Barrhead County, Alberta Read More Grazing corn is becoming increasingly more common.
Prof. KC Bansal , who used to run the Indian national genebank, gets a much-deserved UNESCO honour. Friend-of-the-blog Dr Mike Jackson on running a rice genebank. UNESCO honour for him too? Spain’s strawberry genebank gets its 15 minutes. University and Native American nation collaborate on regenerating heritage corn varieties. The pros and cons of heritage varieties , according to an American farmer.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has generated significant buzz in agriculture, promising to transform the industry in so many ways. Whether you are talking equipment, agronomy, daily management tasks or livestock production, AI is a staple in any discussion. Even for the most optimistic of people like myself, I can see the dangers of AI promising too Read More Artificial intelligence (AI) has generated significant buzz in agriculture, promising to transform the industry in so many ways.
Prof. KC Bansal , who used to run the Indian national genebank, gets a much-deserved UNESCO honour. Friend-of-the-blog Dr Mike Jackson on running a rice genebank. UNESCO honour for him too? Spain’s strawberry genebank gets its 15 minutes. University and Native American nation collaborate on regenerating heritage corn varieties. The pros and cons of heritage varieties , according to an American farmer.
Strong and high prices across the board was the story in the cattle markets this week. In the southern U.S., trade remains steady at $2.01. Anne Wasko of Gateway Livestock Exchange highlights that this is the first time she has reported prices at this level on the Beef Market Update. Nebraska markets are steady to Read More Strong and high prices across the board was the story in the cattle markets this week.
Autonomous farming technology has been a buzzword in agriculture for years, but is it finally ready to revolutionize the industry? Nic Dubuc an avid machinery trend follower and farmer from Quebec, shares his insights on John Deeres latest announcements at CES 2025 and the broader implications for autonomy in farming. Moving beyond the hype, Dubuc Read More Autonomous farming technology has been a buzzword in agriculture for years, but is it finally ready to revolutionize the industry?
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UC Berkeley professor Dylan Penningroth's book "Before the Movement" reveals the many ways Black Americans navigated the law by asserting their civil rights of property. The post How Black Americans worked to reform America’s legal system before the Civil Rights Movement appeared first on Berkeley News.
Could everyday consumer waste be an effective soil amendment that promotes a healthy microbial soil community and contribute to productive and profitable crops? Theres a growing body of scientific evidence that supports the practice and research being conducted by the University of Albertas Dr. Derek MacKenzie is poised to share new understanding of how waste Read More Could everyday consumer waste be an effective soil amendment that promotes a healthy microbial soil community and contribute to
Farm Futures Survey: Farmers intend to plant more corn and soybeans, despite grain price and export concerns, and even though they expect lower profits.
Industrialised countries such as Switzerland need to transform their food systems to mitigate their impacts, locally and globally. The post Shaping a Sustainable Future through Food Systems appeared first on Farming First.
Grain Scoops: Converting planted wheat to cash requires predicting bushels per acre and price, both of which are unpredictable. Learn more about an approach that provides a starting point for predicting prices.
Emily K. Abel. Gluten Free for Life. NYU Press, 2025. I was surprised to be asked to do a blurb for this book, since I dont have to worry much about gluten and rarely comment on clinical medicine, but after reading it I was glad to do one. Its a really good book. My back cover blurb: This important book is a rousing call for actionmedical, dietary, social, and politicalto protect people with celiac disease from the gluten proteins that make them sick.
Feed tags are a goldmine of information, but lets be honestnot many people take the time to really dig into them. Sure, you might glance at the crude protein or energy content, but thats usually where the curiosity ends. And who could blame you? With all those numbers and technical terms, feed tags can feel […] The post Actually unlock the secrets hidden on feed tags appeared first on West Texas Livestock Growers.
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First photo of Sec. Vilsack at 2009 NAFB Washington Watch Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack leaves a job this week that he has held for 12 of the past 16 years, and as he goes, he says it has been both an honor and a privilege to serve. “Only one other person in the history of the country has had this job longer than I have and only five other people in the history of this country have had a cabinet position longer than I have,” said Vilsack during his final press conference this
Why CamoAgs Automated Valuation Model (AVM) Is a Game-Changer for Farmland Valuation #FarmCredit #Farmland Values #LandValues Farmland valuation has historically been a complex and time-intensive process, fraught with regional data inconsistencies and manual workflows. In an industry where speed and accuracy can make or break opportunities, CamoAgs Automated Valuation Model (AVM) represents a groundbreaking advancement.
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