By Jennifer WhitlockField editor Agriculture is difficult. Being first generation farmers can be even more difficult. Travis and Bethany Wanoreck know this from experience, but nine years later they say they are happier than ever with the choice they made. It was the only thing Travis ever wanted to do,Read More →
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OCALA, Fla. (WCJB) – Marion County is hosting its “Bring the Harvest Home†food and toiletry drive for another year. The tradition of the annual vacation ends on Friday. Canning and pasta are among the items that are collected during this holiday food drive, but some of the other itemsRead More →
Monday, November 29, 2021, 2:41 p.m.Press release: UCOL Keeping up with changing times – and the new Agricultural systems and equipment (level 3) program aims to help newcomers do just that. Primary industries are thriving in the center of the North Island and UCOL is offering more courses to suitRead More →
Lakhimpur Kheri: A large cat attacked and killed a 45-year-old farmer in the Dudhwa buffer zone under the Belrayan Range in Lakhimpur Kheri district on Saturday evening, forestry department officials said. The deceased was identified as Rammurti, a resident of Dumeda village in the Tikunia Kotwali region. The agricultural fields,Read More →
One of the most valuable modern technologies is the Atmospheric Water Generator (AWG). It draws water directly from the air around us. Several types have emerged, developed by different companies. Some were created in response to the world’s water scarcity problems, and others aimed to be practical while reducing theRead More →
Ali Dido at his pepper farm in Tarasaa, in the Tana Delta. [Caroline Chebet, Standard] Except for the simmering temperatures, it’s easy to tell Ali Dido’s farm in the sprawling Odha village in Tarasaa, Tana River County. The vast Dido pepper plantation is a drop of greenery in the regionRead More →
Farmer Nanado B. Marak Despite the fact that India is rapidly moving from a developing to a developed country, many people believe that a large part of India’s population, which was once affiliated with agriculture, is now moving away from it. But this is not quite true. This story concernsRead More →
Previous story: Finding the right marketing deal: Shemaroo Speakers and Chingari’s main influencers Next story: Gas-O-Fast launches its multilingual TVC Breathable Sand Harvesting and IDer Technologies Turn Barren Mountains into High Yielding Rice Fields Posted on November 23, 2021 The integrated use of breathable sand and IDer honeycomb harvesting, whichRead More →
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FOXBORO, MA – OCTOBER 19 TO SATURDAY: Justin Ward, of Beaton’s Cranberry Growers Service in Wareham, … [+] checks the quality of cranberries as they are pumped out of a bog and sprayed with high pressure water that separates berries from unwanted material at the Ocean Spray Fall Harvest CelebrationRead More →
TWO NEW projects exploring the impact of algae supplements on methane emissions from livestock have been given the green light to move forward in the UK. Through a series of trials involving beef and dairy cattle, the researchers plan to assess the ability of supplements to reduce methane emissions, asRead More →
Ecological sponge rice fields Image Credit: Provided Strong points The integrated use of breathable sand and IDer honeycomb harvesting, which is championed by Dake Rechsand in the Middle East, has transformed a barren mountain in Fuyang district of eastern Zhejiang province. China, into a lush paddy field that characterizes lowRead More →
The integrated use of breathable sand and IDer honeycomb harvest, which is championed by Dake Rechsand in the Middle East, has transformed a barren mountain in the Fuyang district of eastern Zhejiang province. China, into a lush paddy field that characterizes low input agriculture, emissions reduction, fertilizer conservation, water retentionRead More →
(ERGO) – Salah Haji Jimale, once a wealthy farmer in the breadbasket area of ​​Somalia’s Middle Shabelle region, now works in a car wash to keep his family from hunger in a displaced persons camp. Flooding from the Shabelle River destroyed Salah’s farm and property in Mansoor village, 15 kilometersRead More →
The integrated use of breathable sand and IDer honeycomb harvesting, championed by Dake Rechsand in the Middle East, has transformed a barren mountain in the Fuyang district of Zhejiang province in eastern China , into a lush paddy field that characterizes low-input agriculture, reduced emissions, fertilizer conservation, water retention andRead More →
MERNA, Neb. (AP) – The sound of brotherly and neighborly love echoed in the cornfields near Merna on Tuesday. Family and friends gathered to complete Greg Coleman’s corn harvest. Coleman was diagnosed with colon cancer earlier this year and was unable to complete the harvest due to treatments. Arnold’s brotherRead More →
Through Editors – November 19, 2021 Aquaculture technology provider FiiZK will provide salmon farmers Pure Norwegian Seafood with a closed harvest cage. The announcement follows the announcement earlier this week of another contract for FiiZK, supplying two semi-closed cages to Osland Havbruk. FiiZK will deliver Certus Harvest to the PureRead More →
My little outfit www.mylittleoutfit.com My Little Outfit is a reseller of high-end, delicately loved second-hand children’s clothing LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES, November 19, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – My little outfit, the popular retailer of well-groomed children’s clothing, will now offer exclusive shopping sprees to moms in need through a new partnershipRead More →
KVOE News Photo File The Anderson building at the Lyon County Fairgrounds will be stocked with a wide selection of unique auction items on Saturday courtesy of Messiah Lutheran Church. The church’s annual Harvest Home Festival will occupy the Anderson Building from 8 a.m. In addition to the annual auction,Read More →
An annual food and toiletry donation drive returns to downtown Ocala next month. The 10th edition of Bring the Harvest Home returns to downtown Ocala plaza on Friday, December 3 from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event allows local residents and businesses to help those in need during theRead More →
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) – Despite over 20 years of farming experience, 2021 has been a year of firsts for BJ McNeil. The owner of Rocking Z Acres, a 100% organic farm near Wessington in central South Dakota, planted six fields of industrial hemp this spring. ” Why not tryRead More →
The community of central Nebraska has grown even stronger. About 1,000 acres of corn were harvested on Tuesday, November 16, but it was no ordinary harvest. According to Greg Coleman’s son Chad, his father went to the doctor with chest pain, but when he left he found out he hadRead More →
A local farmer named Åžerafettin Baba is harvesting his first crop of colorful sweet potatoes in Torbalı district, western Izmir province, from a local business he hopes will turn into a lucrative business. An expensive imported treat, Turkish farmers like Baba across the country are now growing their own sweetRead More →
Philip Bosley has more than proven that cotton can be grown in western Kentucky. And just behind his house off East Parrish Avenue, a “playground” of soft white staple is ready to be harvested. Bosley, an 82-year-old retired farmer from Daviess County, said the little cotton he produces was neverRead More →
In 1974, 18-year-old Himmataram Bhambhu spent his days intently observing his grandmother planting a Peepal tree in his ancestral village, Sukhwasi in Rajasthan. About 14 years later, he had reached full maturity. When Himmataram saw how this tree provided shade and oxygen to the inhabitants of the village, he hadRead More →
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EMMONS COUNTY, ND (KFYR / Gray News) – It is said that if you find a job you love, you will never work a day in your life. So, that being said, if you find a job that you still want to do at 91, you’ve definitely chosen the rightRead More →
GRAFTON, Mass. – It was a perfect day for some fall festivities in Grafton as the community showed up on Sunday for the 15th Annual Harvest Home Fall Festival. The festival was hosted by the Community Harvest Project, a nonprofit farm that donates its fresh fruits and vegetables through theRead More →
LIFE is like a seed. It takes a long time for the fruits of your labor to become apparent and healthy enough to be picked. For Benzone Kennedy Sepe, a 30-year-old farmer, he made an impossible seed germinate in his own way. Growing apples in a tropical country like theRead More →
Through Editors – November 5, 2021 A computer engineer from Scottish Sea Farms received an award for his innovative fish counting application. David Lipcsey was named Digital Professional of the Year at the 2021 Herald Digital Transformation Awards, after using his programming skills to create software to help count fishRead More →
On Tuesday, voters in Maine approved a referendum to add a “right to food” amendment to the state’s constitution. The amendment, the first of its kind in the United States, gives Mainers a constitutional right to grow, harvest and consume their own food, and it includes protections for the rightsRead More →
Lu Gaolin holds cotton in a cotton field in Shawan City, northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, October 23, 2021 (Photo: Xinhua) Lu Gaolin’s granddaughter runs in a cotton field in Shawan City, northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, October 24, 2021 (Photo: Xinhua) Lu Gaolin cleans a pipe forRead More →
KHARGONE: A 40-year-old farmer reportedly committed suicide on Sunday at his farm in Malgaon region, Khargone district. This is the third suicide of farmers in the state this week. Relatives of Ashok Bijgawaniya said he was depressed because he could not repay his bank loans, but police and administration saidRead More →