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As future farming regulation has now been confirmed, watch out for ABT new 2024 courses that will include hints and tips to ensure you can efficiently maintain your farm records.

Excited for research by Bryant Research and FarmKind to be mentioned in Forbes! Based on USDA data, my colleagues shed the spotlight on the state of megafarms in the US and how they continue to occupy a large share of the animal farming landscape. Over 95% of pigs sold for pork production and more than 75% of egg-laying hens reside on mega farms. Read more in the published report: https://lnkd.in/edE8efpm Gleam some of the highlights in the Forbes article: https://lnkd.in/etVq5f6v

The new book, Transfarmation: The Movement to Free Us from Factory Farming, explores how food and farming policies have failed over decades and offers insights into the wave of change coming from a new crop of farmers and communities who are constructing a more compassionate and sustainable farming system. Read more: .

Farmers Weekly highlights short films about the realities of farming. ? The first video tackles the heartbreaking and wide-ranging impacts of #AnimalDisease.

Small actions can lead to big changes. Join us in taking a stand against factory farming. Here are some shocking facts linked to factory farming, globally 1. 99.97% of all chickens produced have never been outside. 2. 98% of all pigs have never been able to root or be outside. 3. 362 million hens (98% in factory farming) lay several eggs a day, tricked to create more eggs. 4. Annually, 75 billion land animals are killed for meat. Of them, 75 million cows are discarded annually due to overproduction. 5. The numbers above exclude the figures for calves (in dairy) and male chickens, counted as by-products. Also, excluding all sea living animals. We need to #EndFactoryFarming as soon as possible. Join us in taking a stand against factory farming. Animals in factory farming need your signature - help them by signing the petition through "Take action" on our website or directly at the link below: https://ciwf.end.it/sign/ #TakeAction #EndFactoryFarming #MakeADifference #DiscoverWhatsBeyond #JosefinLiljeqvist

With roots in the family farming business, Farmer Focus champions a holistic, sustainable approach that benefits the birds, the environment, farmers and consumers. With the organic poultry market predicted to grow to?$12.65 billion?by 2027, Farmer Focus’s unique approach aims to improve generational farming today, tomorrow and always, empowering farmers to make the best decisions for themselves and their birds. Read on to learn more about Farmer Focus. #paid https://lnkd.in/eDDAh9Xe

Popular Rabbit Breeds for Kenyan Farmers: California White: Known for its rapid growth and high meat yield, making it a top choice for commercial farmers. New Zealand White: Another fast-growing breed with excellent meat quality, suitable for both meat and fur production. Chinchilla: Renowned for its luxurious fur, offering potential for additional income. Angora: Produces high-quality wool, perfect for those interested in the fiber market. Don't limit yourself to just selling rabbit meat. Explore these value-added opportunities: Rabbit Fur: Create high-end products like scarves, hats, and gloves. Manure: Use as organic fertilizer for your garden or sell to other farmers. Rabbit Pelts: Explore markets for leather products or crafts. Processed Rabbit Meat: Consider producing rabbit sausages, patties, or other delicacies.

Looking for a profitable and sustainable farming venture? Rabbit farming might be the answer. Did you know that rabbit farming offers a multitude of economic benefits? Rabbits have a high reproductive capacity, leading to rapid population growth and increased income. With proper management, rabbits can be ready for market in a relatively short period. Compared to other livestock, starting a rabbit farm requires a smaller initial investment. Rabbits offer various income sources, including meat, fur, and manure (organic fertilizer). There's a growing demand for rabbit meat and other rabbit products, creating a lucrative market. Rabbit farming is environmentally friendly, with minimal land requirements and low waste production. Ready to hop into the world of rabbit farming? We are here to support your journey with quality supplies and expert advice. #Shambahublimited #Livestockmanagement #Empoweringfarmers #Animalnutrition #Agtech

What is the value of good soil, fresh water, clean air, healthy plants and animals to the productivity and profit of business? We’re all reliant on these assets and services that nature provides (for free!). Accounting for them alongside other financial metrics means we can quantify their value, connect it to business performance and into decision making. Commonwealth Bank is sponsoring leading ag-research and change program, Farming For The Future, to assist producers quantify the win-win economic and environmental benefits natural capital, such as trees on farms, can have on the overall performance of Australian livestock operations. Exciting work!!

Are you a cattle rancher? Are you a farmer? Are you an ag investor? Are you a cattle rancher in a part of the world where snow, freezing rain, and otherwise nasty weather can persist well into April and May? What time of year do you have your cattle calving? Is calving in January, February, or March a difficult time of year with sleepless nights checking on cows, loading half frozen calves into pickup trucks to warm up, feeding large amounts of stored feeds? What does all of that cost? Why are folks calving out their cow herds in the dead of winter? Think about that phrase, "the dead of winter." In your region, when do wild ungulates; deer, elk, moose, pronghorn... when do they have their young? If you are a a rancher or farmer who prefers signing the back of the check over signing the front of it (thank you, Gabe Brown), and you want to learn how to do that repeatedly, check out Soil Health Academy?and Understanding Ag, LLC - Experts in Regenerative Ag! There are learning opportunities all across North America, the UK, and soon - the EU! Remember these two things: 1) If your ag operation isn't profitable, regardless of scale or where you are located in the world, your operation is unsustainable and non-regenerative. Financial profitability is part and parcel to regenerative agriculture - farming and ranching in synchrony with nature. 2) "Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right." ?- ?quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson. Eric FuchsJeremy SweetenChuck Schembre, CPSSAllen?Williams Seth J ItzkanCate Havstad-CasadNatalie KovarikCory Carman