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shelfcorporations · 1 month

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Aged Corps: Boosting Your Agriculture Business

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bestagriculture · 6 months

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Money on the Vine: Growing Agricultural Revenue in New Directions

In this article, we will explore the potential for cultivating diverse streams of income within the agricultural sector, steering away from conventional practices and embracing pioneering ventures. The concept of ‘money on the vine’ takes on a new significance in light of the shifting consumer preferences and market demands, prompting farmers and agri-entrepreneurs to explore unconventional paths to profitability. From agro-tourism and value-added products to agritech and sustainable practices, the opportunities for diversifying income are vast and promising.

As the world of Best agriculture . continues to undergo significant changes, the traditional methods of generating revenue are being reimagined. This evolution has given rise to innovative approaches that intersect agriculture and commerce, opening up new avenues for revenue growth. (https://bestagriculture.org/2023/11/15/money-on-the-vine-growing-agricultural-revenue-in-new-directions/ ) In…

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tractorrenta · 9 months

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#ox agry #agriculture business #agri business #agri rental business

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mymarketresearchreports · 11 months

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#agriculture business #regenerative agriculture

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hydroplast · 1 year

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kg2adam · 1 year

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Factors Responsible for a High Yield of Canola

A member of the Brassica family, canola is a cash crop grown widely for its oil, including both cooking oil and biofuel. Canola farming is a popular agricultural activity in several parts of the world, with Australia being the third largest exporter. Grown in all states and territories, canola is a vital oilseed crop in Australia. This crop is generally grown in rotation with other crops like wheat, barley, and pulses.

In this blog, we have discussed the

Factors Responsible for High Yield of Canola

1. Climatic Conditions: A cool-season crop, Australia’s climatic condition is well-suited for canola cultivation. Canola requires a moderate amount of rainfall and well-drained soils that are rich in organic matter. At the same time, canola requires a pH of 5.5 to 7.5 and is sown in autumn, from March to May, and harvested in a sprint from October to December.

2. Crop Varieties: Due to the availability of five distinct herbicide tolerance systems and two distinct canola breeding types, variety selection for canola is made more difficult (open-pollinated and hybrid). Each variety fits into farming systems differently.

3. Sowing Period: To increase canola yield in Western Australia, early sowing is the solution. In areas with low to moderate rainfall, canola is sown in April; in areas with heavy rainfall, it is sown in April and May. Depending on the area, some degree of frost danger must be tolerated to get maximum yields.

4. Sowing Options: Due to the influence of delayed seeding on output and the availability of efficient post-emergence herbicide choices, a large percentage of canola fields are dry-seeded (depending on canola type). Plant emergence and plant density may be affected if furrow fills happens after dry sowing because plants won't be able to arise from too deep. Delaying selection will probably result in a produce penalty unless the season has already broken early. To calculate the amount of the yield penalty brought on by postponed sowing, use the links contained in the sowing window portion.

5. Sowing Rate and Depth: Even though lowering seeding rates can reduce costs; you need to ensure that target plant densities are achieved. To ensure yield potential, switching to earlier sowing is becoming more common to grow canola crops in challenging conditions, often with warm temperatures and drying soil.

6. Fertiliser: The gross margin of a canola crop may be lowered by excessive input costs or decreased returns, if there’s not enough fertiliser. Compared to other crops, canola has different nutritional requirements. Using some of the many tools (including software packages, mobile and online apps, information products, and professional services), a tailored fertiliser program can be developed. To outline the nitrogen strategy, consider the crop’s potential yield, soil test results, soil type, and rainfall information. To determine post-emergence rates, nitrogen is applied in split applications. It is necessary to check soil phosphorus status for maintenance rates at seeding. At the same time, canola requires more sulphur than wheat but is equally susceptible to micronutrient deficiencies like wheat. Therefore, you need to monitor the crop within the season and conduct tissue tests to identify micronutrient deficiencies. Conducting regular soil and tissue testing is necessary to develop fertiliser programs as per crop demand.

7. Weed Control: Western Australia canola varieties have several herbicide tolerance systems. To choose the herbicide tolerance system, consider the weed spectrum and weed resistance status, crop sequence, rainfall zone, and cost.

8. Insect Control: Although different insect species can infest canola crops, applying chemical insecticide is not always necessary. Monitoring the crops through the season, allowing response time to potentially damaging infestations is essential. Canola crops can reach damaging levels if it gets infested by turnip aphids, cabbage aphids, and green peach aphids.

9. Disease Control: Monitoring canola crops for disease during the growing season is important as it allows time to consider and implement management options. To complement other management strategies, fungicides can be used but cannot be relied on alone. Other options include seed dressing, fertiliser treatment, and foliar fungicides. However, the commercially sold seed comes with fungicide seed dressing. For canola growers, managing the fungal disease blackleg is an essential consideration for which growers need to utilise different strategies to reduce the loss of yield. There are other fungal and viral diseases that impact canola crops including powdery mildew, downy mildew, and more.

10. Harvest: For harvesting canola crops, two techniques are popularly used- direct harvesting and swathing. The key difference between swathing and harvesting methods is the cutting and drying time before harvest. While direct harvesting involves cutting and threshing the crop in a single pass with a combine harvester; swathing, on the other hand, involves cutting the crop and laying it in rows to dry for a few days before harvesting.

Wrapping Up,

Achieving high yields of canola in Australia requires managing various factors carefully that influence crop growth and productivity.

Now that we have discussed the factors that influence the high yield of canola crops in Australia, it will be easy for you as an agribusiness owner to venture into the canola plantation. If you require detailed insights into canola yield crops, contact us at KG2 Australia and we will provide you with personalised assistance.

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beingjellybeans · 1 year

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8 things to do at Paradizoo Theme Park

Looking for a getaway from the metro’s worsening traffic and rising temperatures? Searching for a place to experience simple pleasures, learning and healthy living? Look no further than Paradizoo Theme Park, a 12-hectare theme park located in Mendez, Cavite which offers a combination of paradise and zoo which is uniquely relaxing and entertaining. Now that quarantine restrictions have been…

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newbusinessideas · 1 year

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Top 10 New Agriculture Business Ideas for Startups

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wrightsorganicssymbiosisfarm · 2 months

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christiangeistdorfer · 2 months

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WOLFGANG VON TRIPS & JO BONNIER on the podium at the 1959 GERMAN SPORTSCARS GRAND PRIX

#TAFFY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!#ma chérie who knew how to speak french and german and Italian and english like a wizard !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and could read latin like what !!#amore mio ho used to carry little bits of candy because of his low blood sugar. he'd be chewing on lollies in between practise !!!#meine süße who studied agriculture because his family wanted him to look after the farming business but motorsport got in the way!!!!!!!#pls let me hold your face in my hands #and jo !!! also very handsome!!!!#classic f1 #f1 #formula 1 #1960s #wolfgang von trips #jo bonnier

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doeneb · 27 days

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May j have your permission to put my oc(Miss Roslyn/Mary Roslyn) in the UniversityOfHome Au?

Of course! I don't have a lot of rules for it and you can be practically anything in the au!

Only rules so far:

• If you are a teacher please put a lanyard/ID on the character and have the school's "UH" logo somewhere on the outfit!

That's about it do far lol

But yeah go wild ❤️

(Remember to read the tags! I ramble in there so posts aren't too long and put information in there!)

#welcome home #my au #welcome home puppet show #welcome home au #god i need to do the other neighbors-#i have everything planned i just dont have their refs #Sally's the drama/theater teacher #Barnaby is the Band/Orchestra teacher #Julie teaches English and aids with Horticulture #Frank teaches the sciences as well as horticulture/agriculture #Eddie so far teaches the maths #Poppy teaches Home Economics but she also runs the libraries #Howdy *sometimes* teaches business but hes focused on being the cafeteria guy/school shop guy #and Wally is the art teacher!#i dont mind if there are any doubles #since it lets the neighbors have less on their plates #oh yeah #before I forget #Chronnelian's oc Valentine is canonically in here lmao #hes the dance teacher uvu #i dont remember if it was strictly latin dance #but is dance #and its not just the university on campus either!#its basically a town in itself #it has all the grade levels as well as student towns and shops and entertainment-#basically paradise #enjoy uvu

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bestagriculture · 6 months

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Big Business Investments in Crop and Soil Management for Profit

In the realm of agriculture, big businesses are increasingly recognizing the pivotal role of strategic investments in crop and soil management for driving profitability and sustainability. The convergence of cutting-edge technology and traditional farming practices has paved the way for innovative solutions that not only enhance crop yields but also safeguard the environment. This article delves into the burgeoning trend of large-scale enterprises directing their resources towards advanced crop and soil management techniques, reflecting a paradigm shift in the industry. As agribusiness giants embrace data-driven insights and precision agriculture, the impact on productivity and profitability becomes increasingly pronounced. Examining the driving forces behind these investments and their potential ripple effects on the agricultural landscape promises valuable insights for stakeholders across the board. By exploring the intricate interplay between technology, economic factors, and sustainable practices, we aim to shed light on how these developments are reshaping the future of agriculture and business alike.

In the realm of agriculture, big businesses are increasingly recognizing the pivotal role of strategic investments in crop and soil management for driving profitability and sustainability. The convergence of cutting-edge technology and traditional farming practices has paved the way for innovative solutions that not only enhance crop yields but also safeguard the environment. This article delves…

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happigreens · 1 month

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Fair Trade

By going beyond accreditation practices, consumers and companies can reach those at the bottom of the global social production ladder. Nonetheless, these efforts require purchasers to take personal responsibility for their impact, rather than relying solely on certifications. Simply by being more thoughtful and ethical in our sourcing practices, we have a huge opportunity to create brighter futures for all people and their families throughout the supply chain.

https://borgenproject.org/fair-trade-product-markets/

Despite many well-intentioned consumer attitudes, fair trade product markets frequently feature marketing strategies that conjure up imperialistic images [...]

[...] In products marked as fair trade, the certification might only apply to the product’s raw materials, rather than the full process of production. [...] A 2014 study theorizes that these practices are somewhat effective, “although on a comparatively modest scale relative to the size of national economies"

Social Media conversations about Fair Trade Practices:

[From user seriousxdelirium] - Like almost all other labels for coffee, it's absolutely useless. It only applies to growers large enough to afford the fees, and is not regulated well enough to make meaningful impact on the industry. If you really care about this sort of thing, do some research and develop an understanding of what you think a fair price is for farmers, and ask roasters what they paid for that coffee. Most good roasters are willing to be transparent about that sort of thing, and even publish transparency reports where you get a breakdown of the entire transaction.

From user Ramakrishna Surathu:

[...] Here are some reasons why fair trade may not always be as fair as it seems [...]

1. Market Access and Power Imbalances: Fair trade initiatives often focus on small-scale producers in developing countries, who may face challenges in accessing global markets and negotiating fair prices. Power imbalances within supply chains, influenced by factors such as geography, politics, and market dynamics, can limit the ability of producers to fully benefit from fair trade practices.

2. Certification Costs and Barriers: Obtaining fair trade certification can be costly and time-consuming for producers, particularly small-scale farmers and artisans with limited resources. Certification fees, auditing expenses, and compliance with standards may pose financial barriers and administrative burdens, leading some producers to forego certification altogether.

3. Limited Impact on Poverty Alleviation: While fair trade aims to reduce poverty and improve livelihoods, its impact may be limited by systemic barriers and structural inequalities. Addressing poverty requires broader social, economic, and political interventions beyond the scope of fair trade alone, such as access to education, healthcare, land rights, and infrastructure.

4. Market Volatility and Price Instability: Fair trade prices are often based on predetermined minimums, which may not fully reflect fluctuations in global market prices. Producers may be exposed to market volatility and fluctuations in demand, which can impact their income and livelihoods, particularly in commodity markets subject to price instability.

5. Complexity of Supply Chains: Fair trade supply chains can be complex and challenging to navigate, especially in regions with limited infrastructure and logistical challenges. Ensuring compliance with fair trade standards, maintaining transparency, and traceability throughout the supply chain can require significant investment in monitoring and management systems.

[...] Some manufacturers also use tricks. For example, some products do not explain exactly which part of a product was produced fairly. Another trick is to increase the percentage of "fair" ingredients by subtracting out the water content. The credibility is of course "fair watered".

[...] The statement here should not be that fair trade is useless, but one should always question things or understand them better and not just be blindly guided by seals in the purchase decision. Since this works so well, manufacturers like to use such seals or make one up themselves.

[...] rather than cutting out the middle man, and offering farmers a more direct compensation for their work, Fair Trade still facilitates a level of bureaucracy that supports an uneven distribution of revenue.

[...] The price point that separates Fair Trade produce from the rest of the market is often significant enough that lower-income households cannot afford to budget for it. This means that Fair Trade cannot reach mass markets in a way that would really effect wide-scale change, and instead serves as a token gesture to alleviate the guilt of middle-class consumers.

[...] [premium pricing coffee] is a worthy move if the coffee is of a high quality, but if it is not of sufficient quality to merit this price tag, then it risks turning consumers away from Fair Trade produce, and further impeding its reach to mass markets [...]

Fair Trade is a concept worth embracing, but first it must prioritize effective and transparent processes of production and distribution. What Fair Trade aims to achieve is admirable, but what it could potentially achieve is far greater [...]

#having another crisis last night while researching organic mattresses and #considering which companies to buy from that are organic certified AND run with ethical business practices #damn near impossible to purchase anything sans explaintation #my greens #fair trade #sustainability #sustainable economy #economy #green link #direct trade #farming #agriculture #luxury items #premium prices

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hella1975 · 10 months

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girls after an average shift

#CANT FEEL MY LEGS 🧍🏻‍♀️#tbh i get bad joints sometimes like not awful it is just a little achey bc my mum’s arthritis genetics Got Me #and i woke up this morning and immediately was like. oh. this is gonna be bad isn’t it #and then clocked a 9 hour shift that literally didn’t have a single slow down #like when I tell you we were slammed off our feet from the moment I walked through the DOOR #and it was just a perpetual rush from that moment on. like i haven’t stopped. close was MIDNIGHT #my legs hurt so bad I feel like there’s metal in my knees. i feel like i need oiling #I’m sweaty and gross and tired and achey and I have another close shift TOMORROW #but it’s agricultural show weekend (hence the business) so a load of the waitresses ‘snuck’ outside (we pretend to clear glasses from the #outdoor tables) to watch the fireworks and it was pretty cute. like no matter how shit my job or shift is i do still love most of my #colleagues and we always have a proper laugh together. small victories #AND I GET PAID TODAY LETS GOOOOOOO #hella slaves to capitalism

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nr1-logo-design-inspiration · 1 year

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mar-jef-sblcs · 4 months

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