Agritecture Blog
DECEMBER 16, 2022
The decision came as a political leader in Madrid claimed climate activists’ claims were part of a communist plot. Credit: SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty Images. Editor’s Note: As the threat of climate disaster becomes more pressing, some universities, such as the University of Barcelona, are taking action to educate their students on the climate crisis.
Caff
DECEMBER 15, 2022
Anna Knight spent much of her youth trying to get away from the farm–sports and an off-farm job ensured she always had an excuse not to join her family at the farmers market selling mandarins, oranges, kiwi. As Anna was busy trying to distance herself from her family’s farm, the farm was working its slow magic: winding its way around her heart like a pole bean tendril and eventually pulling her back home to steward the land her family has farmed for five generations.
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RR2CS
DECEMBER 15, 2022
You could argue that compared to other livestock, cattle are pretty simple to feed – get them grazing during the growing season and feed them bales in the winter. However, this relatively simple feeding system begins to fall apart when you get hit by drought; forage isn’t growing in your pasture and the price of hay goes through the roof.
Agritech NZ
DECEMBER 15, 2022
During 2022 there has been hard-won growth in our industry. Our members and sector partners continue to inspire us with their drive to grow and improve. Despite difficult trade conditions, we’ve seen impressive organic growth, acquisitions by our mature businesses, capability and knowledge growth across our research groups, and the emergence of many more startup businesses.
Netled
DECEMBER 13, 2022
Netled will issue a convertible bond on 14th December, 2022.
Caff
DECEMBER 15, 2022
C AFF’s Tech Hub is hosting a three part webinar series on value-added products and success stories of small producers using Ecommerce. The series highlights farmers who have developed their business to include value-added products and offers practical information on how they navigated various logistics in fulfilling orders, navigated shipping options, and marketed their product.
Agritecture Blog
DECEMBER 14, 2022
A worker at Avisomo tends to leafy greens in a CEA facility. Credit: Avisomo. Editor’s Note: The following list details some of the many automation companies involved in the controlled environment agriculture (CEA) sector. As there are numerous suppliers around the world that specialize in automation for indoor farms, this list is not exhaustive but rather meant to illustrate the variety of ways in which suppliers are creatively meeting the needs of their customers.
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Todays Farmer Magazine
DECEMBER 13, 2022
In MFA’s continuing commitment to supporting youth in our trade territory, MFA’s Agri Services Division, along with MFA Feed and Farm Supply, announce a new corporate sponsorship of Missouri High School and Junior High Rodeo Association. As a sponsor, MFA will be represented at high school and junior high rodeo events with banner displays, a flag in opening ceremonies, arena announcements and other opportunities.
Caff
DECEMBER 15, 2022
CAFF’s Small Farm Tech Hub hosted a data training for the Small Farm which was a three-part webinar series held during November-December 2022. The webinar recordings are provided below along with a list of resources referenced during the series. This workshop series was designed to provide a small farm business with key skills in how to understand and use data for business success.
SILT
DECEMBER 13, 2022
SILT received the deed to a breathtaking acreage just a half hour east of Cedar Rapids in 2022. Donated by Gary Hart and Derith Vogt, the 10 acres includes a lovingly renovated farmhouse and a slew of outbuildings from Derith’s long career showing horses. While SILT will make every attempt to keep this farm in sustainable table food production after Gary and Derith give over all rights in the future, they have generously granted SILT permission to sell this amazing property at top value if
Thought Farmer
DECEMBER 13, 2022
It’s that time of year again, where we pull out the crystal ball and predict next year’s intranet trends. . Actually wait, we don't need a crystal ball! As veterans in the intranet software industry we have accumulated enough expertise and wisdom to confidently predict next year’s intranet trends. . So without further ado, here are our predictions for intranets in 2023: .
Todays Farmer Magazine
DECEMBER 13, 2022
For the first time in the team’s history, Missouri 4-H finished as No. 1 in the nation at the 2022 All-American Dairy Show Invitational Youth Dairy Cattle Judging Contest, held Sept. 19 in Harrisburg, Penn. The team of Payton Nix of Mountain Grove, Lila Wantland of Niangua and Whitney Yerina of Phillipsburg finished ahead of Florida and Kentucky to win the contest.
Caff
DECEMBER 14, 2022
In this episode, we travel to First Rain Farm in Nevada County, where Tim Van Wagner is integrating a number of effective wildfire preparation methods on his property, as well as those of his neighbors and surrounding community. By combining targeted ecological grazing and prescribed burns, Tim is able to rehabilitate overgrown forests in the foothills to productive foraging systems that support greater biodiversity, sequester more carbon, and improve soil health and water quality in the region-
SILT
DECEMBER 13, 2022
The Nut Farm in Ottumwa was founded by Kent and Leisa Walker as an opportunity for their son Sam and other clients of a local special needs nonprofit to get their hands in the dirt. The 60-acre farm, located on the outskirts of Ottumwa just 30 minutes from Fairfield, includes an elegant tiny home, a large heated shed with a saloon on the second floor and smaller sheds nearby.
Food Environment and Reporting Network
DECEMBER 12, 2022
Share Tweet This Story’s Impact BROADCAST ON 60+ PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS, WITH 330,000+ LISTENERS The California Report Late in the afternoon on Nov. 14, a historic email landed in the inboxes of hundreds of California farmers whose land lies within the Westlands Water District , the largest agricultural irrigation agency in the country — and one of the most controversial.
Todays Farmer Magazine
DECEMBER 13, 2022
$8 million grant will expand MU’s National Swine Center The University of Missouri has received an $8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to expand the National Swine Resource and Research Center on MU’s campus, which officials say should speed up scientific discoveries in biomedical research. The center, which was established in 2003, has become the go-to source for genetically modified pigs used by researchers across the United States to study various diseases that impac
Farming First
DECEMBER 12, 2022
Regenerative farming techniques can benefit farmers and the environment long term. The post Forward-thinking Farming: Regenerative agriculture in eastern Africa appeared first on Farming First.
Agritecture Blog
DECEMBER 12, 2022
Red and Green Butter Lettuce being grown in one of AmplifiedAg’s container farms. Credit: AmplifiedAg. Written by: Sarah Jordan , Isabelle Dom , and Ricky Stephens December 12, 2022 If you pay attention to what’s happening in the indoor farming sector, you may have seen the USDA’s recent investments in urban and controlled environment agriculture through its new CEA Center of Excellence.
Caff
DECEMBER 12, 2022
A conversation about how to ensure the insurance industry can continue to support Americans amidst increasing climate hazards. The post Webinar: Climate Conversations: Insurance appeared first on Community Alliance with Family Farmers.
RR2CS
DECEMBER 15, 2022
If you manage them properly, riparian areas can be a savings account that you can tap into during a dry year. There are plenty of good reasons for fencing off and protecting bodies of water on your land, like giving biodiversity a boost or keeping water clean for livestock. Not to mention how handy that strip of greenery adjacent to a wetland can be when your pasture isn’t growing or recovering the way you need it to.
Food Environment and Reporting Network
DECEMBER 12, 2022
Share Tweet This Story’s Impact 1.3 million monthly website readers 2 million social users reached The Nation On August 7, National Review published an article lambasting the US Department of Agriculture’s decision, announced in May, to broaden the prohibition of discrimination in federally funded nutrition programs, including the National School Lunch Program, to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
RR2CS
DECEMBER 15, 2022
Riparian areas can be a value-added project of the wetlands on your land if you choose to leave your wetlands intact. The wetland itself is great for maintaining the water table and can become an important source of water for your cattle. The value added to a wetland that can be found in a riparian area is seemingly endless: water filtration, food for wild game, habitat for native pollinators and forage if you find yourself in a dry year.
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