Myth Busted: Daylight Saving Time wasn't created for farmers! Contrary to popular belief, farmers weren't the driving force behind Daylight Saving Time. In fact, this practice was introduced to conserve energy during World War I and later during World War II. While farmers do adjust their schedules according to the sun, Daylight Saving Time can actually disrupt agricultural operations, impacting livestock and crop schedules. Whether you're adjusting your clocks or recalibrating your routines, let's make the most of the longer days ahead. 🌄💡 #DaylightSavingTime #MythBusted #BurrowsTractor
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Miss Agriculture Ghana’21| Farm manager| Program Coordinator/Auditor for GlobalGAP/Organic Certification
My journey as a farm manager………… I’ve had my own share of successes but let’s look at a few hitches in my first two months. It was a tug of war between myself, pests and weeds 😂. The clean field we see today is all about hardwork, perseverance and determination. Weed control forms an essential part of agriculture. Weeds affect plant growth and decrease yields as they compete with crops for essential resources such as water, sunlight and nutrients. Also, weeds significantly influence disease incidence as they harbour pests and disease organisms. Weed control and management is essential for maintaining high agricultural productivity and reducing economic losses. #sustainableagriculture #foodsecurity #weedcontrol #pestcontrol #goodagriculturalpractices #agricultureandfarming
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An Agric. Consultant & a Writer 💚 (PhD Student in Agricultural Economics and Environmental Policy) Adequate Food Production & Proper Waste Mgt. Pls 🙏
Agriculture is the practice of growing plants and raising animals for food, fiber, and other products. It is essential for human survival and has evolved over thousands of years into various methods, each with its own techniques and goals. Understanding these types can help us appreciate how food is produced and how it affects our environment and society. #GeneralAgriculture
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📽 In this latest video from the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission, farmers and growers from across the UK highlight the various ways in which farming can deliver positive benefits for climate, nature, health and community. “After 50 years on the same piece of land, we can see not only that our yields are going up, but also that the soil is healthy and there’s an abundance of biodiversity.” – Sustainable Food Trust CEO, Patrick Holden, on farming organically for over 50 years. #FarmingVoices 👇 Watch the full video below, or click here: https://lnkd.in/eAVcFxtw
From climate and nature to health and community, farming connects to the things people care about. This film is the first in a series sharing what farmers really think, featuring Harriet Bell, Patrick Holden, Helen Browning, Gavin Lane, Nic Renison, David Hill, Debbie Wilkins and John Cherry. We'll be amplifying more #FarmingVoices in the coming weeks.
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Farming plays a crucial role in transforming lives. At #FreedomFarms, we believe agriculture is key to thriving communities. By supporting our initiatives, you’re helping to feed families while empowering them to build a better future. Help us at https://lnkd.in/dWqM9YpT
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Farm Business Coach - Farm Team Specialist - Agricultural Industry Trainer & Facilitator - 2013 WA AgriFutures Rural Woman of the Year
1.1 mm yesterday. That wan't the exciting bit - 25mm over about 3 days has just come up on our weather forecast for about 10 days time! Oh the joys of farming. We aren't worried. We know it will rain. We are stepping through our feeding plan and our flock reduction plan. It's all good. Now starting to think about lambing which is due to start in early July, and the what-ifs. Giving ourselves time to think and come-up with paln A, B and C. So nothing is a surprise. Sometimes we can become paralysed by decisions. Not sure which way to go. Often too many options makes it hard, feeling like there are no options makes it even harder. Don't become paralysed by your decisions this season - think ahead, talk about the options with your farming mentor or advisor. Sometimes just talking about them makes the options clearer. It's not about asking for help - it's bringing them (and their brain) into your farm strategy. Making the decisions you make more robust. Making them more likely to be the right decision this season. Reach out - happy to be a strategy listener. Keep thinking forward. #aginnovate #peopleinag #autumn24 #season24 #lovewhatido
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Farming is tough work and it takes a toll. Here's how two Ohio State experts are providing crucial support to Ohio's farmers. https://lnkd.in/ghBkeAuN
The Growing Mental Health Crisis in Our Farming Communities
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So what do farmers really think? Here's a great new short film from the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission which puts it in their own words. Look forward to more in the series!
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Great conversation with Austin Allred from Royal Family Farming on the innovative best practices that we can help foster in our own supply chains. Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast player. Farm to Fork: The Innovators Podcast
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