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Did you know: Boron is one of the MOST IMPORTANT—and MOST DEFICIENT—minerals in soil around the world? In every global region, boron is critical for healthy crops and optimal yield. But boron requirements differ depending on where you live and what you grow. Learn more about boron’s function in crop health in our blog: https://bit.ly/4cpHEkq #AgricultureEducation #BoronforCropHealth #BoronDeficiency

Next-Level Tech in Rice Cultivation Discover how cutting-edge technology is used to maximize rice yields. Satellite imagery monitors crop health from above, hydroponic systems allow rice to grow in nutrient-rich solutions without soil, and advanced seed priming improves germination rates. Swipe through to see our innovative approaches in action. #PlentiFarms #ricefarming #agriculturaltechnology #futureoffarming

I thought I would repost this as we still get lots of questions about the "Value" of short term cover / catch crop mixes. There is a lot of evidence that the early vegetative stages of a plant's life is when it is exuding the most Carbon into the soil, so undoubtedly these 8-10 week crops have significant value. Add to that the new SFI opportunities for funding and it is a win:win !! More details about the SFI option SOH3 can be found here - https://lnkd.in/eF9-NZ2U #regenerativeagriculture #covercrops

Cover crops provide a range of benefits for farmers. Cotton farmers on the High Plains look at the benefits and try to mitigate some of the challenges the area faces. Lorenzo farmer Steven Chapman talks through his approach in our new cotton course. Grounded in Ag courses are designed to help those new to ag, moving among crops, or simply who have had limited opportunities to learn directly from farmers gain knowledge in this complex industry so many of us love. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/g_K_VXYz #agsustainability #regenerativefarming #regenerativeag

We return to Blackjak for #Maize snapshot series today Our biostimulant is ideal for boosting maize establishment by supporting rooting & nutrient uptake during early crop development Read more information about Blackjak here: https://lnkd.in/gpS79nzF #SipcamUK #SnapshotSeries

Leveraging the Best of Nature For centuries, farmers in coastal regions have used seaweed to boost crops. Today, seaweed is a key element in GoActiv® technology used by farmers to optimize plant growth at critical stages for enhanced crop performance. But how do you sustainably extract the maximum benefit from this natural resource and make it available around the world? Watch how we harness the power of nutrient-rich Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed, hand-harvested from the Northeast Atlantic to ensure the highest quality product for crop enhancement. #Naturalplantprotection #AscophyllumNodosum #SeaweedTechnology

Challenges and Opportunities in Greenhouse Cultivation: Navigating Energy Costs, Crop Selection, and Market Trends #GreenhouseCultivation #EnergyEfficiency #CropSelection #MarketTrends #SustainableAgriculture #AgriculturalTechnology #InternationalAgriculture #ThermalWater https://lnkd.in/ebPRiZJw

Challenges and Opportunities in Greenhouse Cultivation: Navigating Energy Costs, Crop Selection, and Market Trends #GreenhouseCultivation #EnergyEfficiency #CropSelection #MarketTrends #SustainableAgriculture #AgriculturalTechnology #InternationalAgriculture #ThermalWater https://lnkd.in/etmzvp9V

Our manufacturing process, based on fresh Ascophyllum nodosum, is very respectful for actives molecules naturally part of the wild seaweed composition. It does explain why our factory is in #SaintMalo close to the raw material of very high quality. "From sea to land", learn a lot about where #GoActiv technology is coming from, in a bit less than 2 min 😊 #NPP #Biostimulants

Cover crops can be explored for a variety of short- and long-term benefits on North Carolina farms. Species selection is important to maximizing the possible benefits. In this video, NC State Associate Professor and Soybean Specialist Dr. Rachel Vann discusses specific benefits that can be gained from using cereal rye in North Carolina soybean production. https://lnkd.in/eQWbjcN2