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Categories: Accounting and Bookkeeping, Farm Management
By Ikcch Zglria
Published Mar 31
UAE Aquaculture Market is anticipated to grow with surging demand for fish products, in the forecast period, 2023-2027F. According to TechSci report on, “UAE Aquaculture Market - By Region, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2027” the UAE aquaculture market might register an impressive CAGR during the forecast period, 2023-2027, to establish growth due to factors like growing demand for seafood. The Important Aspects of UAE Aquaculture MarketChanging food habits of the population of the country and increasing migrations of the population from other countries drive the growth of the UAE aquaculture market in the upcoming five years. Production capacities of the fisheries in the country are still low but the government is actively invested in the industry and through strategies like the UAE Aquaculture Pulse, 2020 the government is planning to analyze the consumption and the market growth that would support the growth of the UAE aquaculture market in the next five years. Moreover, consumers are highly inclined toward the e-commerce sector...
Categories: Farm Management
By Robert Lopez
Published Mar 18
As an agriculturist, I have witnessed the struggles that farmers face to generate sufficient income from their crops and livestock. In recent years, due to unpredictable weather patterns and fluctuating market prices, farmers are finding it difficult to earn a stable income. As a result, many farmers are exploring new ways to create multiple streams of income from their farmland. One such opportunity that has shown promising results is using spare farmland to create a plant nursery. A plant nursery is a facility where plants and flowers are grown from seeds or saplings and sold to shops, garden centers, and individuals...
Categories: Farm Management
By Robert Lopez
Published Mar 18
As the price of salad items, fruit, and vegetables continue to increase, more people are turning to creating their own homestead and growing their own produce in their gardens. With the right tools and techniques, anyone can grow their own food, no matter the size of their garden. You can start off with a very low budget, with only a small outlay being for the seeds, unless of course you source the seeds yourself by saving them from any fruit and veg that you eat. And then expand by using raised beds, containers and even a greenhouse or two. In this article, we explore three different ways to start turning your garden into a homestead, and growing your own produce to become more self-sufficient...
Categories: Farm Management, Orchard Crops
By Robert Lopez
Published Mar 15
If you are an agricultural producer, you know that adequate lighting is essential for the optimal growth and development of your crops. That's why choosing the right grow light is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make. Here's a guide to help you select the best grow light for your plants. 1. Seven steps to choosing the best grow lightWhen it comes to choosing the right grow light for your plants, there are several factors to consider...
Categories: Farm Management, Operating a Farm
Published Mar 14
Listen to the podcast here - https://www. northamericanag. com/north-american-ag-spotlightIn this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak talks to Keely Wachs, Senior Vice President of Marketing at ProducePay, about their tech platform that matches growers with buyers. Keely outlines how they help with cashflow when its needed most. Keely is passionate about leading global teams to develop and execute creative and strategic marketing, communications sustainability and social impact efforts for ProducePay...
Categories: Agribusiness, Farm Management, Operating a Farm
By Alex Kunn
Published Mar 5
Agricultural drones are quickly becoming an integral part of modern agriculture, transforming the way that farmers manage their crops and land. By providing farmers with real-time data and insights about their fields, these drones are helping to increase yields, reduce costs, and promote sustainable farming practices. In this article, we will explore how agricultural drones are transforming agriculture and what the future holds for this rapidly growing market. The use of drones in agriculture is not a new concept. For years, farmers have been using drones to monitor their crops and gather data about their fields...
Categories: Farm Management
Updated Feb 28
In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak talks to ERD's Glenn Flaherty about the memorandum of understanding that was decided on early this year between The American Farm Bureau Federation and John Deere that ensures farmers’ and ranchers’ right to repair their own farm equipment. He gives his advice to producers and offer's his company's services when they need help with electronics repair. Earning a degree in both Electrical Engineering and Philosophy may seem incongruous to most people, but it makes perfect sense to Glenn Flaherty, president, and owner of ERD, LTD. , Inc. Glenn has employed this unlikely marriage to create a highly successful industrial electronic repair business...
Categories: Ag Policy, Farm Management, News
Published Feb 21
Listen to the podcast here - https://www. northamericanag. com/north-american-ag-spotlight. In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak talks to Trevor Williams about his podcast The Farm Traveler. He recounts how he started the podcast, and what he's learned over nearly 200 interviews with farms and agribusiness professionals over the years...
Categories: Ag Commentary, Farm Management, Sustainable Agriculture
Published Feb 14
In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak learns about how Fastline is evolving to serve the agriculture industry in a modern way, and about the important trends in the new and used equipment market. The President of Fastline Marketing Group Dean Barke shares his insight into where we're headed this growing season. With more than 40 years of experience, Fastline's commitment to the agricultural industry, it's customers, and farmers is unparalleled. With Fastline Print, Fastline. com, and Fastline Digital, they offer integrated marketing solutions for the evolving agricultural community...
Categories: Ag Commentary, Farm Management, Marketing
By James Warner
Published Jan 28
Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics 365Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a cloud-based software suite that offers a wide range of tools for businesses to manage their operations and customer interactions. It is designed to integrate with other systems, automate tasks, and provide valuable insights into the business. Dynamics 365 includes features such as CRM, ERP, and supply chain management. With Dynamics 365, businesses can track sales, manage inventory, and handle financials all in one place. It also includes business intelligence and analytics tools, allowing businesses to gain insights into their operations and make data-driven decisions...
Categories: Accounting and Bookkeeping, Apps, Farm Management
Published Jan 24
In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak talks to Case IH's Kendal Quandahl about The Case IH Trident 5550 applicator with Raven Autonomy, the industry’s first driverless spreader. Kendal is the Case IH Precision Technology marketing manager in North America, specializing in harvesting, hay & forage and specialty crops. In her seven years with Case IH, all has been dedicated to the precision space — spending five years training dealers and customers how to incorporate precision into their organization. Growing up on a family farm in Iowa and understanding the needs of farms comes naturally. Kendal is still an active member of the family farm and currently lives near St...
Categories: Farm Management, Precision Agriculture
Published Jan 17
In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak visits with third generation farmer Jake Leguee for a discussion about farm innovation and why top down government strategies are not as effective as producers collaborating & innovating to solve their own problems. Jake is from southeast Saskatchewan, Canada, where he farms with several family members, including his wife and 3 young sons. Jake is passionate about the agriculture industry and trying to share his farm's story to a broader audience to bridge the communication gap between farmers and consumers. He does this through his blog, A Year in the Life of a Farmer, along with speaking engagements and other opportunities to connect with people interested in where their food comes from. Jake is highly involved in the agriculture industry, currently serving as a director of the Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission and as chair of the Canadian Wheat Research Coalition...
Categories: Ag Policy, Canola, Farm Management
By Sayali Thahkur
Published Jan 12
New Jersey, United States,- Mycotoxin Detoxifiers Market research report offers in-depth information to acknowledge the imperative parts of the market that align demand, raw materials, and capacity; this helps make strategic decisions. In addition, the analysis provides demands for the future, besides the available opportunities for an individual. The study focuses on industry chain analysis, upstream and downstream raw material suppliers, key players, production process analysis, cost analysis, market distribution channels, and major downstream buyers. The research report includes specific segments by region (country), by manufacturers, by Type and by Application. Each type provides information about the production during the forecast period of 2017 to 2028...
Categories: Farm Management, News
By Mukul Bonde
Published Jan 12
New Jersey, United States,- The Transcatheter Cardiac Pacemaker report presents information related to restraints, key drivers, and opportunities, along with a detailed global market share analysis. The current market is quantitatively analyzed from 2022 to 2029 to highlight the global market growth scenario. The competitive landscape comprises key players, strategies, and new developments in the upcoming years. The report divides the international Transcatheter Cardiac Pacemaker market by application. By region, by type, and by end user...
Categories: Farm Management, News
Published Jan 10
In this week's North American Ag Spotlight Chrissy Wozniak talks to VES-Artex Midwest Sales Manager and Key Account Manager Joel Hornby about dairy barn design considerations, keeping cow comfort as the first priority. Joel Hornby has been serving Dairy Producers and VES-Artex affiliates for 3 years as Midwest Sales Manager and Key Account Manager. Prior to this, he worked for a construction company building dairy facilities and installing equipment. With a combined 50+ years of experience serving the agricultural industry, VES and Artex merged in 2021. Today, VES-Artex is the premier global technology solutions provider for environmental systems in agricultural facilities around the world...
Categories: Dairy, Farm Management, Projects
By Robert Lopez
Updated Dec 30, 2022
Sunlight is a free, natural source of energy that is essential for agriculture and crop growth. Sunlight provides the energy necessary for plants to photosynthesize and produce their own food. In addition, sunlight is a source of heat that helps plants grow and maintain a suitable temperature. Sunlight is essential for good crop performance, as it affects the size, color and flowering of plants. Plants that receive an adequate amount of sunlight grow faster and healthier than plants that do not...
Categories: Farm Management, Precision Agriculture
Published Nov 28, 2022
There’s one thing time, soil, and money all seem to have in common…they’re all disappearing faster than we’d like them to. As farmers, we need soil to make money and we need time to improve soil, but unfortunately money can’t buy us back any of our lost soil or time. So we’ve got to be diligent about choosing the right path forward to slow the disappearance of all three. We sat down with Monte Bottens, northwest Illinois farmer and Founder/CEO of Ag Solutions Network to have a conversation about 2022 harvest and his diligence with prioritizing soil health on their farm. “It's all connected,” he said, “the crop’s health, our livestock health, and our health...
Categories: Farm Management, Soil Health, Sustainable Agriculture
By Wendy Chen
Published Nov 24, 2022
How do amino acids affect fruit expansion?1. Amino acids promote cell division and increase the number. Serine participates in cell tissue differentiation and increases the number of cells. At the same time, serine and indole can synthesize tryptophan. Tryptophan is the precursor of plant auxin, which can promote the synthesis of plant auxin and promote the growth of differentiated cells...
Categories: Agribusiness, Farm Management, Sustainable Agriculture
Published Nov 21, 2022
Nov 20By Jeremey FrostThis is Jeremey Frost with some not so fearless comments for www. dailymarketminute. com For those of you that listened to the audio comments from Friday the 18th I mentioned I would be listing off some of the reasons why I think we will most likely make new all-time highs in most of the gains in 2023. But before I get to that I want to make sure to be clear that proper risk management is still needed for most. That risk management plan should be different for nearly every operation based on one’s risk and reward profile...
Categories: Ag Commentary, Farm Management, Marketing
Published Nov 17, 2022
Scientific research is a demonstration of your critical thinking, objectivity, and communication skills. Every citation used in a scientific paper needs to be properly cited to prevent plagiarism. You are quite particular about format and protocol. Both will usually be required if the examiner gives any instructions at all. Can you explain what it is that scientists write?Can you believe it's almost spring break? Not me, I've got term papers to write...
Categories: Farm Management, Homesteading
By Stan Clark
Updated Nov 9, 2022
Studies show low risks for malignant mesothelioma (MM) in agricultural workers. However, a 2021 report from the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health indicated asbestos exposure scenarios in the agricultural environment. The information above highlights the need to determine asbestos exposure among individuals with mesothelioma. Mesothelioma is a rare type of respiratory cancer that usually arises from asbestos exposure. Like other types of cancer, there are different mesothelioma stages, each causing various symptoms that can worsen as the tumor grows and spreads...
Categories: Soil Health, Farm Management
