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How Do You Cook for a Race Horse?

Rachel Laudan

Pretty much like you’d cook for a wealthy human is the answer. Learning about horse feed at Hallway Feeds, Lexington, KY When I drive north through Lexington, Kentucky I pass… The post How Do You Cook for a Race Horse? appeared first on Rachel Laudan.

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Will We See an Increase in Section 2032A

Agribusiness Blog

The first Build Back Better text released by the House had proposed reducing the lifetime exclusion from the current $12.060 million to $5.030 million starting this year. However, the text also proposed increasing the current Section 2032A exclusion from $1.23 million to $11.70 million indexed to inflation. Section 2032A allows farmers and ranchers to reduce their farmland value from current highest and best use fair market value to the cash rent value.

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Small Farm FSMA Series Post 4 of 4

Caff

SMALL FARM FSMA SERIES – POST 4 of 4 Author: Stepheni Norton, Regional Food Safety Specialist FSMA is serious business, so we have a few disclaimers before we dig in. Advice provided here is general in good farm practice and meant for ALL FARMS Although tools are mentioned here, CAFF does not endorse or recommend any specific platform. BUILD FOR COMPLIANCE Regardless of your size or farm status, here are some built for compliance best practices that you can implement any time.

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MORE ON COW VR GOGGLES

The Lunatic Farmer

I deeply appreciate all the comments on my last post about factory farmed confinement dairy cows being fitted with VR goggles playing a loop of sunny green pastures to make them happy and therefore more productive. Several of you were already ahead of me by pointing out that a short test like this showing a massive increase in milk production (from 5 gallons a day to 7) does not a long-term trend indicate.

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The Nature of Time

Hartwood Farm

One of the things that I have a love/hate relationship with on the farm is time. Individual days and weeks can sometimes seem so long (especially when that harvest list runs onto three pages!), but since there’s so much repetition of patterns and tasks from year to year and day to day, it becomes hard to hold onto time beyond the general feel of seasonality.

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EP45 Ag Research  

RR2CS

Take a deep dive with Jason Bradley of Olds College into post-secondary agriculture research and how research can assist the acceleration of regen ag in Alberta. Useful Links: Rural Routes to Climate Solutions Regenerative Agriculture Lab Want to learn more? Our Farmer’s Blog is a great go-to source for stories of producers in Alberta who are going the extra mile with their management practices for the land, food and their communities.

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Canva Video Tutorial for the Small Farmer

Caff

Learn more about how both the free and paid version of Canva can support your small farm marketing needs! This tutorial is brought to you by the Small Farm Tech Hub at Community Alliance with Family Farmers. Learn more by visiting www.caff.org/TechHub or emailing techhub@caff.org. The post Canva Video Tutorial for the Small Farmer appeared first on Community Alliance with Family Farmers.

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When Do You Write Off a New Shop?

Agribusiness Blog

With better commodity prices, many farmers will be building new shops, barns, and other farm buildings. We got the following question from a reader regarding how can they deduct the cost of these farm buildings: I understand that a building would go on a depreciation schedule but have read on the internet (dangerous I know) about deducting parts of it off as repairs and maintenance to get a more immediate benefit.

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EP46 Ag Research Part Two

RR2CS

The thrilling conclusion of our exploration of post-secondary research and regenerative agriculture with Jason Bradley of Olds College. Useful Links: Rural Routes to Climate Solutions Regenerative Agriculture Lab Want to learn more? Our Farmer’s Blog is a great go-to source for stories of producers in Alberta who are going the extra mile with their management practices for the land, food and their communities.

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7 Minute Mailchimp Tutorial for the Small Farmer

Caff

Learn the basics of using Mailchimp for email marketing for your small farm business. Brought to you by the Small Farm Tech Hub at Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF). Visit www.caff.org/TechHub to learn more. The post 7 Minute Mailchimp Tutorial for the Small Farmer appeared first on Community Alliance with Family Farmers.

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COWS CARE

The Lunatic Farmer

Just when you thought factory farming couldn't become more egregious, imagine the animals wearing Virtual Reality (VR) goggles to make them think their life is good when it's not. What a twisted web of ethics this raises. Is it better for the animals to know they are being mistreated, or to trick them into thinking they aren't via VR? In Moscow, Russia, veterinarians have been testing VR goggles on factory farmed confined dairy cows and seeing significant increases in milk yield.

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Exploring CSA Platforms: CSAware and Farmigo

Caff

RECORDING. Pronto proporcionará subtítulos en español. Explorando Los Plataformas de Agricultura Apoyada por la Comunidad – CSAware & Farmigo. In this peer-to-peer learning webinar, we will compare two popular online CSA management platforms: CSAware and Farmigo. Participants will have the opportunity to see the backend of these platforms as used by Mountain Bounty Farm (CSAware) and Live Earth Farm (Farmigo).

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Exploring Squarespace for Farm Websites & Online Sales

Caff

Spanish subtitles are available on Youtube and slides are available in Spanish ( Exploración de Squarespace para sitios web de granjas y comercio electrónico ) In this peer-to-peer learning webinar, we reviewed farmer experiences using Squarespace for their website hosting, building, and ecommerce. Participants had the opportunity to see the backend of these platforms used by Quantum Microgreens and BeeWorthy Farms.

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Creating Farm Maps Using GIS Software

Caff

CAFF invites you to a free tutorial that will introduce the mapping capabilities of Geographic Information Systems, or GIS. Using georeferenced data and aerial images, we will cover how to use GIS software to map farms, organize data, and plan the layout of crop beds and other farm features. Video link: [link] Learning Objectives: What is GIS? Accessing and Uploading GIS Data Digitizing Farm Features Crop Planning Adding Attribute Data Advanced Uses of GIS Tutorial guide can be viewed here.

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