Sat.Dec 31, 2022 - Fri.Jan 06, 2023

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Population demands will challenge ag productivity

Western FarmPress

Over the last 12 years, the world's population has grown by one billion, which means increased competition for land, water, food, and other resources. Agricultural productivity will be challenged to meet those needs.

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Agrivoltaic solar farms offer "shocking" benefits beyond producing energy

Agritecture Blog

Credit: De Zeen Editor’s Note: As farmers explore the realm of renewable energy, agrivoltaics is gaining traction. Co-locating solar panels and crops can protect the crops from extreme weather, but it also produces energy for the farm or other purposes. CONTENT SOURCED FROM DE ZEEN Written by: Jennifer Hahn January 5, 2023 Next-gen solar parks that enable energy and food production as well as water conservation to work in synergy on the same plot can help to solve solar 's growing land-use issue

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Our Thanks to Paul Neiffer

Agribusiness Blog

As you read in last week’s post from Paul, he officially retired from CLA effective December 31, 2022. We would be remiss if we did not use our first post of the year to thank him for his tremendous contributions to CLA and the ag industry. In the world of ag tax and accounting, Paul is an icon. From USDA programs, to the grain glitch (and the grain glitch fix), to just general farm tax planning, you could depend on him to provide practical insights on the issues.

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CAFF JOB: Finance Director

Caff

Title: Finance Director Location: CA / Hybrid remote, with semi-regular travel to Davis, CA FTE: 80-100% FTE Salary: $80,000 annually FLSA: Exempt Reports To: Associate Director Bilingual Pay Differential: Non-eligible CAFF is a California-based membership organization that includes family farmers and other community members passionate about local food, farming, and the environment.

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Imaging, irrigation firms to partner

Western FarmPress

Ceres Imaging will become part of Lindsay’s FieldNet irrigation management tool, offering added visibility to field conditions.

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Agritecture Launching First-of-its-Kind Farm Planning Platform

Agritecture Blog

January 4, 2023 Agritecture is announcing the upcoming launch of Agritecture Designer, a first-of-its-kind online platform focused on controlled environment agriculture (CEA). Agritecture Designer is a data-driven solution to the economic uncertainty of the CEA industry and offers a new way for those looking to enter or learn more about the sector to do so via educational lessons, farm modeling tools, and support with equipment selection and financing.

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A Viticulturalist’s Fruitful Pursuit of a Better Scouting App

Farm QA

To give the grapes the best opportunity to reach their highest quality and full yield potential, Decker scouts fields to stay on top of field conditions, catch problems early, and take corrective actions. As a viticulturist, Decker oversee everything that has to do with the quality of the fruit.

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How to eat more vegetables in 2023

Western FarmPress

What’s Cooking: Here are two recipes and six tricks to add more vegetables into your diet this new year.

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5 Companies Who Shaped the Future of Ag in 2022

Agritecture Blog

Color-optimized solar panels gather energy in an indoor farm. Credit: Voltiris. Editor’s Note: The following list details some of the many companies involved in the controlled environment agriculture (CEA) sector. 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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2023 PREDICTIONS

The Lunatic Farmer

We’ve had quite a holiday season here on the farm, with two major ice storms, temperatures below 0, no internet for two weeks (due to the ice storm) and then to top it all off, the motherboard went out in my MacbookPro and I had to get a replacement and get the local computer repair shop to transfer all the data. But here we are, new computer, rewired internet receivers, temperatures like April and 2023.

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Take page from Gen Z on New Year’s resolutions

Western FarmPress

Here are five goals you can incorporate at any age, but there is a sixth goal that Gen Z forgot.

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Iowa farmland value increases 17% in 2022

Western FarmPress

The value of Iowa farmland continues to grow despite higher inflation and interest rates.

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10 steps to build a strategic plan

Western FarmPress

Achieving dreams doesn’t happen overnight. Follow these tips to keep your farm on track.

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How to manage transition cows on small farm

Western FarmPress

Dairy Program: Research shows dry matter intake is key to a successful lactation.

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U-MN unveils newest cold-hardy wine grape

Western FarmPress

Clarion joins the list of wine grapes introduced by the University of Minnesota.

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Don't cut corn nitrogen to save costs. Use it better

Western FarmPress

Don’t reduce your nitrogen rates in corn unless you have been over-applying.

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Kansas net farm income holds steady in 2022

Western FarmPress

K-State agricultural economist cautions farmers that 2023 could be tougher.

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Treating grassy weeds in corn and sorghum

Western FarmPress

Italian ryegrass is one of the worst weeds to control in corn.

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Finalizing the 2023 crop plan

Western FarmPress

The search is on for a new lab to test our seed.

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