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Agricultural Biodiversity

The Mystery of Black Rice: Food, Medicinal, and Spiritual Uses of Oryza glaberrima by Maroon Communities in Suriname and French Guiana. There’s a rich oral history of African rice in Maroon communities, but that doesn’t mean either the traditional knowledge or diversity of the crop is safe. The Invisible Tropical Tuber Crop: Edible Aroids (Araceae) Sold as Tajer in the Netherlands.

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Really prevent grass tetany with these unbelievably simple tips

West Texas Livestock

Spring weather might feel like a distant dream right now, but it’s just around the corner. Before long, the ice and snow will melt away (if you get any), and your pastures will come alive with lush green forages. This seasonal shift is a welcome sight for many, signaling new growth and fresh grazing opportunities […] The post Really prevent grass tetany with these unbelievably simple tips appeared first on West Texas Livestock Growers.

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Pawpaw Production and Post-Harvest Techniques

Agric4profits

The pawpaw, also known as papaya, belongs to a small and somewhat unique family comprising four genera. Three of these genera are found in tropical and subtropical America, while one is native to Africa. Carica papaya belongs to this family.

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Don’t rush early spring field work

Western FarmPress

Hoosier Perspectives: Take the extra time to check that conditions are fit for being in the field.

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U.S. fertilizer industry seeking tariff exemption for potash and nitrogen from Canada

Real Agriculture

The organization that represents U.S. fertilizer producers, wholesalers, and retailers is calling on the Trump administration to exempt Canadian fertilizer products from the tariffs set to take effect on Feb. 4. The Fertilizer Institute stands ready to collaborate with the Trump Administration to spur growth in the fertilizer industry, support U.S. agriculture, and ensure affordable Read More The organization that represents U.S. fertilizer producers, wholesalers, and retailers is calling on the

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Buy a toy and support FFA

Western FarmPress

The annual Bob Watson New York State FFA Alumni and Supporters Toy Auction is Feb. 21 at New York Farm Show.

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Canola, tires, and many food products subject to Canada’s first wave of retaliatory tariffs

Real Agriculture

Many agricultural and food products will be affected by the Canadian governments first wave of retaliatory tariffs in response to President Trumps 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian exports to the U.S. As of February 4, Canada is imposing 25 per cent tariffs on $30 billion worth of American imports. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has Read More Many agricultural and food products will be affected by the Canadian governments first wave of retaliatory tariffs in response to President Trumps 25 per cent

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“No one wins”: Canadian farm group leaders react to Trump tariffs

Real Agriculture

Canadian agriculture leaders are voicing major frustration and concern about the Trump administrations implementation of 25 per cent tariffs on exports from Canada. In response, the Canadian government has released a list of $30 billion worth of imports from the U.S., including many agricultural goods, that will face retaliatory 25 per cent tariffs starting on Read More Canadian agriculture leaders are voicing major frustration and concern about the Trump administrations implementation of 25 per

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