Farmer (Page 2)

Khargone/Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Avinash Dangi in Bistan village of Kargone district is a shining example of an ‘Atma Nirbhar’ farmer. With his unique model, he earns a constant income every season. He has worked with his father for 18 years and was named one of the top ten national finalistsRead More →

While the internet is full of articles on the profitability of farming, few give an accurate picture of the challenges farmers face in food production. When done well, farming is profitable. However, the factors that determine whether a farming business is profitable or not may not be within the farmer’sRead More →

National Chairman of the Ghana Coffee Sheanut Farmers Association (National Chief Farmer) Alhaji Alhassan Bukari called on the government to put in place measures to ensure adequate supply of fertilizers this year. He said Ghana’s governments have played a huge role in the success of the cocoa industry by providingRead More →

There was tension in Ayamelum Local Government Area of ​​Anambra State following the horrific murder of Mr Okoye Tagbo, a middle-aged farmer. According to a resident, the remains of the deceased were found in a shallow grave near the scene of the attack, without a head, heart, hands, feet andRead More →

At 25, Msizi Dlomo has had his share of health problems. He lost his hearing the same day he was diagnosed with cancer. Dlomo tells Zolani Sinxo how he found his strength in agriculture. I was born and raised in Kranskop, a town by the Thukela River in KwaZulu-Natal inRead More →

A wheat/wheat/fallow rotation may not be on the minds of many growers, especially those committed to moving a business towards a more regenerative approach. But assuming this season’s trial is a success, that’s the direction an Oxfordshire farm is heading. The rotation envisioned by Ben Adams – who cultivates 400haRead More →

Sweet potatoes, strawberries, collard greens, peppers — if it can grow in Georgian soil, you’ll find it at Kendall Rae Johnson’s Urban Farm. At just 6 years old, Kendall is the youngest certified farmer in the state. Her interest in gardening began three years ago, when she learned how toRead More →

Nashik: The district administration recorded a total of 23 farmer suicide cases in 2021, the lowest since 2014.According to the records, of the 23 farmers, relatives of 14 have received government assistance, while two applications are being processed. The administration also denied the claims of seven families. “The number isRead More →

Norwegian aquaculture giant NTS is moving forward with plans to merge its salmon farming subsidiaries Norway Royal Salmon (NRS) and SalmoNor, first announced in September. NRS announced on Tuesday that it has entered into a share purchase agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of SalmoNor from NTS, creating theRead More →

A 23-year-old Island farmer who was still recovering from a serious harvesting accident in October has died following a road accident in Quebec. Ben Van Ginkel’s van hit the back of a semi-trailer truck as it climbed a steep hill in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region on Sunday evening. “The pickup truckRead More →

There are free agricultural machinery and timber management training courses for farmers in Devon and Cornwall. Bridgwater and Taunton College is working with a government-funded program called Train4Tomorrow to offer an Agritech Machinery and Tractor Technology course. The course is open to adults who wish to retrain and acquire practicalRead More →

Express news service THOOTHUKUDI: Never in his strange dreams A Varadharajan from Ayan Vadamalapuram would have imagined that a goodwill gesture from his family would put him in a place. All was well in the early days after his father Alagirisamy and grandmother Kondammal donated 13 cents of land eachRead More →

The Chronicle Mashudu Netsianda, senior reporterLIKE the famous King Midas, remembered in Greek mythology for his ability to turn anything he touched into gold, Bulawayo farmer Mr. Tatenda Kunzekweguta (28) of Montgomery believes that whatever it touches turns green. The young farmer, with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture andRead More →

Image: Vanapere Farm Find out how Vanapere Farm is contributing to the EU’s transition to carbon neutrality in agriculture. Agriculture contributes to greenhouse gas emissions (10% of total emissions due to human activities). At the same time, however, it holds great potential for sequestering and storing carbon in plants, treesRead More →

COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) – The planting season is alive and well in the Midlands this winter. According to Sal Sharpe, owner of Sal’s Ol ‘Timey Feed & Seed in Colombia, even when temperatures drop below freezing your garden is safe. Sharpe said one of the most common misconceptions is thatRead More →

Bijaya Jhankar grows nine traditional varieties of paddy that have a longer harvest time of 130-150 days Bijaya Jhankar’s eyes twinkle as he approaches his 1.2 hectare (ha) farm for harvesting rice. They are unlike any other variety grown in his village of Sanbaheli, located on the vast Sunabeda Plateau,Read More →

Hiddenfjord has been recognized by SEAL (which stands for Sustainability, Environmental Achievement, and Leadership) in the category Environmental initiatives for the spectacular reduction of CO linked to transport by the company2 emissions, which fell 94% when they switched from air freight to ocean freight last year. “Our core value isRead More →

Geils said learning how to create and download route plans into the tractor computer, use it and monitor it was not as difficult as expected, given the amount of technology already present in the tractor. agricultural equipment. He added that Sabanto’s software was not the problem, but the tractor quirks.Read More →

Hyderabad: State government efforts to motivate farmers to switch to alternative crops following the Centre’s decision not to purchase paddy appear to be yielding the desired results. Like many farmers, V Anand from Chapta village (K) in the Kangti mandal of Sangareddy district has grown garlic and peanuts respectively onRead More →

Karnataka farmer earns Rs. 25 Lakhs per year Krishnappa Dasappa Gowda, a rice farmer from Pannur village in Mysuru, had no idea about zero budget natural agriculture (ZBNF) fifteen years ago. Continuing the business of his ancestors, the farmer planted rice after season, employing chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Although theRead More →

The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) organized a forum to share success stories in the use of information and communication technologies in small and medium-sized cooperatives of farmers in Spain, Argentina, Paraguay and Honduras San José, December 15, 2021 (IICA) – Cooperatives offer an ideal opportunity for smallRead More →

Through Express news service KURNOOL: A farmer in Dharmavaram village in Dhone Mandal burned down his banana plantation after failing to offset his expenses for the harvest. Mallikarjuna spent Rs 5 lakh to cultivate plantains in his 3 acres of farmland. However, he only got Rs 1,50,000 after selling theRead More →

BUCKSPORT – The Yauhannah Bridge crossing the Great Pee Dee River connects Georgetown and Horry counties northbound on US Highway 701. At the intersection of the freeway is Bucksport Road; drive another mile and you will come to Mishoe Road, named after the family which is synonymous with the townRead More →

Equally entertaining was Kellie Blair, the other part of the 2021 reporting duo. She wears a lot of hats – Iowa farmer, farm maid, mother, agronomist, Sunday school teacher, direct beef trader, environmentalist, and the like – and freely admits that juggling them all isn’t always pretty. . The honestyRead More →

First there was delayed shipments from abroad. Then, ships stranded in port and truck drivers unable to load deliveries. More recently, a more Thanksgiving turkey– if you were able to find one in the first place. Supply chain disruptions have steadily increased this year and with each new setback aRead More →

The final weekend of the 21st Anchorage International Film Festival takes place this weekend and among the favorites in the Made-in-Alaska category is a Vermont director’s first documentary effort starring a dairy farmer. from Vermont with a strange and romantic longing for The Last Frontier. ‘Underdog’ will be playing FridayRead More →

All credit to the young farmer movement for putting on a splendid finale to their Covid-19-stricken 2020s and 2021s with their five-star awards dinner in the new members’ pavilion of the Royal Highland Showground on the weekends. last end. What a testament to the lasting enthusiasm of the SAYFC organization,Read More →

Posted: 4:30 p.m. December 8, 2021 Update: 7:30 p.m. December 8, 2021 A farmer on the Shotley Peninsula has relived a farm machinery accident that left him seriously injured in the legs ahead of the Suffolk Young Farmer’s Tractor Run this weekend. Old and modern tractors will roll from MownessRead More →

Sathyanarayana Beleri, from Nettinege village in Kasaragod, grew up looking at the beautiful rice fields that flourished in her village. He was very fond of the culture, his fields and the paths around them where the reapers gathered the bunches of rice after the harvest. Unfortunately, his family has neverRead More →

Eevery year India product an average of 5,770,000 metric tonnes of cotton, making it the world’s largest producer. The first one evidence Cotton use has been found in India and Pakistan, and dates to around 6,000 BC. Scientists believe that cotton was first cultivated in the Indus Delta. One ofRead More →

Stardew Valley has thousands of mods available for free on PC, and these five great mods are all about improving basic aspects of the game. Valley of stars is among the most popular games to modify, which is all the more impressive since the game was created by one person.Read More →

LITTLE PEOPLE know that I have a (very) soft spot for science fiction. Not the typical alien type against humanity (unless we’re talking about Captain Kirk and the Tribbles of course!), But rather futuristic-type storylines, dystopian questions and what our environments and systems might look like an day. These storiesRead More →

Mulugu: A farmer, who consumed pesticides on Tuesday evening, died Wednesday at the MGM hospital in Warangal. The deceased was identified as Bethelli Kumar (42) from Shivapur village of Eturnagaram mandal in the district. Kumar had cultivated rice on eight acres. While he owned two acres, he leased six. HeRead More →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

(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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

Bikramjit Chakma, a Tripura from Pecharthal, Unakoti What links Kashmir, Bangladesh, and Tripura together? It’s the Apple from Kashmir Ber, before you start to think of any conspiracy ideas. And Bikramjit Chakma, a native of Tripura from Pécharthal, Unakoti, gave the example of self-sufficiency by cultivating the fruit in hisRead More →

PRINCE ALBERT – A Saskatchewan farmer is one of six representatives sponsored by the National Farmers Union (NFU) to the United Nations Climate Change Conference. “Any solution to tackle climate change must involve agriculture and that is why the National Farmers Union wants to be present at the summit ofRead More →

As farmers begin the 2021 harvest, the Gombe State government has revealed the necessary steps are being taken to avoid conflict between farmers and ranchers in the state. Information and Culture Commissioner Julius Ishaya, who told Gombe on Friday, added that the measures were part of resolutions adopted at anRead More →

Demonstrations covered sessions on site and soil section, stem selection, nursery, transplanting, mulching, pest and disease control, management practices, harvesting, cleaning, washing, shredding and drying. A two-day theoretical and practical training on kava cultivation practices was successfully held in the village of Halavo in the Central Island Province (CIP) fromRead More →

Disclaimer: This story contains details that some readers may find disturbing The PEI farmer Ben Van Ginkel is on a long road to recovery, but he feels lucky to be alive and grateful for the support of his friends and neighbors. The 23-year-old has his own farm in Ebenezer, butRead More →

Kerala farmer. (IANS) A farmer from Kannur district in Kerala has developed an innovative practice to develop supportive roots in cashew trees to protect her senile cashew garden from devastating attacks by borers and frequent cyclonic storms. The area cultivated with cashew nuts in India is around 10.11 lakh ha,Read More →

The Center said on Monday it had adopted an innovative method to control pests in cashew gardens, developed by a Kerala-based farmer for the necessary support and incubation activities. The Kannur district farmer has developed an innovative “cashew multiple rooting propagation method” whereby multiple roots are generated in adult cashewRead More →

It was reassuring to hear former Prime Minister Raila Odinga talk about rainwater harvesting during his address to the Mount Kenya Youth Group in Nairobi this week. Mr. Odinga rightly mentioned that in this era of climate change where rainfall is scarce and unpredictable, rainwater harvesting offers an excellent strategyRead More →

Lucknow: A 55-year-old farmer, who ran from pillar to post for fertilizer, died of a heart attack on Friday in a queue outside a fertilizer store in Lalitpur district. He would have been waiting for his turn for two days. The late Bhogi Pal, from Nayagaon village in Birdha blockRead More →

Stroll through Daryl Hunter’s apple orchard and walk through history – along an ancient Roman road, through the court of King Louis XIII of France, to the home of the Niagara Peninsula by Laura Secord, heroine of the War of 1812. In some places in his orchard, you’ll get aRead More →

News 12 Staff 20 Oct 2021, 23:04 Updated: October 21, 2021, 2:41 p.m. There seems to be a competition for just about everything these days. And a man from New Jersey is the reigning corn crop champion. Farmer Sam Santini, of Stewartsville, drives a combine through a field in theRead More →

New Wisconsin farmer satisfied with soybean trial plot and overall yields A Wisconsin farmer who regularly experiments with soybean planting dates and row spacing is very pleased with this year’s yields. Ryan Nell told Brownfield: “Every bean and corn field we have done so far this year has been aRead More →

Gabriel Muteshi, (right) with Sammy Shiroko (left) at a Hass avocado farm in the Luvambo region of Shinyalu sub-county on September 30, 2021. [Nathan Ochunge Standard] After suffering huge losses in tea cultivation, Gabriel Muteshi, an electrical engineer, began to think about venturing into other cultures. The prices offered byRead More →

Express news service MANGALURU: His father wanted him to be an engineer, but this 61-year-old farmer from a village in Dakshina Kannada district had a rather progressive outlook. After completing the pre-university course he chose to be a farmer and now he has gained the attention of many for hisRead More →

Nowadays, farmers have more access than ever to all kinds of data on their crops, thanks to the rapid development of sensor and telemetry technologies over the past decades. Yet the adoption rate of sensors for agricultural operations is still low, possibly due to cost, ease of adaptation to sensor-basedRead More →

By Daniel Grant | Farm week The excitement for the start of the harvest ignited within minutes at Ropp Farms near Normal in McLean County. And that left veteran farmer Ken Ropp and his farm manager, Brett Yoder, thankful that there were no injuries or major losses on their farmRead More →

If you step out into the woods today, you might just find the ingredients for a gourmet feast, with the help of a few experts in their field. That’s the premise behind Wild Harvest, the latest offering from documentary filmmaker Les Stroud, whose work over a 30-year career includes theRead More →

POWELL – It’s been a busy year for Tag Thompson. He bought his first tractor, using the money he earned from selling his oxen. He cultivated his first field and signed a contract with Briess Malt & Ingredients for his 10 acres of barley. He also repaid a loan thatRead More →

Lincoln, Neb. – Nowadays, farmers have more access than ever to all kinds of data on their crops, thanks to the rapid development of sensor and telemetry techniques in recent decades. Yet the adoption rate of sensors for agricultural operations is still low, possibly due to cost, ease of adaptationRead More →