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I am often seeing that big farmers have the priority over smaller farmers when it comes to crop spraying. Anyone here that has been effected by this before? submitted by /u/rustic_edge [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Royal London Acquires 21,000 Acres of Farmland in Mega Land Deal. Royal London Asset Management acquired 21,000 acres of farmland across Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire in England for £260 million through a joint venture with South Yorkshire Pension Authority. The acquisition includes Waldersey Farms and tenant relationships with other U.K. businesses. South Yorkshire curated the estate from 400 acres over the last 40 years. It invited Royal London for a joint venture because it needed a new partner to manage the farmland. The acquisition is the largest farmland deal in the U.K. and Royal Lon ..read more

I‘m torn between the two. I need a high paying career that’s also fulfilling. I recently had a few life changing events and they made me reevaluate what I want to do for a living. All of the farmers in my family died before they could pass on any knowledge to me which is why getting a degree in agriculture would be amazing. I find agriculture fulfilling On the other side I’m good at programming but the thought of staying inside as a software engineer / developer is really scary for me since tomorrow isn’t promised. Lastly, because of health issues I have to work for myself. It seems like both ..read more

India, a land of diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, boasts a remarkable variety of flowers. From the majestic blooms of the Himalayas to the vibrant colors of the southern plains, Indian flowers come in a kaleidoscope of shapes, sizes, and fragrances. Here's a glimpse into some of the most captivating varieties: Lotus (Kamal): Considered sacred in Hinduism and Buddhism, the lotus flower is a symbol of purity, enlightenment, and spiritual growth. It thrives in muddy waters, its pristine white or pink petals rising above the surface. Jasmine (Mogra): Known for its intoxicating ..read more

Hello guys. I tried to plant straw mushrooms with rice husk because it's the only one available around here. And It's work but they produce so low. I think it's because of high temperature. My country average temperature is now 42 °C . What should I do to lower the temperature? Please leave me some suggestions. Thank you. submitted by /u/ThihaThu123 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hey everyone! I live in Maine and run a dairy goat farm, we are outgrowing the small “barn” we have for our animals and have been looking into clear span or britespan buildings lately. We do not plan on staying where we live for more then a few year hopefully so we don’t want to build a barn here. Who has one? So you live in a climate where you get snow and how does it hold up? Do you have something different you recommend and why? submitted by /u/fullmooonfarm [visit reddit] [comments ..read more