Terminator Agro Reports: There's some wild scenes coming out of WA this season with radish flowers carpeting the crops. A wet winter in the north has made paddocks too tricky to spray, despite aerial spraying doing its best. Yet, the flowers are hard to miss in those fields now. ?? Research shows that while radish seed can last up to 10 years, most of it is gone within 5. Still, farmers might notice a hefty radish crop next year… but the real storm hits in two years. When the pod breaks down, it’s germination central! Here’s a heads-up: Wild radish is a perfect candidate for harvest weed seed control (HWSC), and a mill like the Seed Terminator will crack those radish seeds, even with a bypass screen. It’s an easy win to tackle radish and stop next year’s blow-out from becoming an even bigger problem! The good news? The tourists will have a bit more to photograph, adding wild radish to their Patterson's Curse pics! ?? #HarvestWeedSeedControl #WildRadish #WeedManagement #SeedTerminator #AgTech #FarmingInnovation https://buff.ly/3U30aIF
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Helping Cannabis Growers Solve Problems | Cannabis Cultivation Specialist and Facility Design Consulting
Inter Canopy Lighting. Anyone not at least investigating this might be missing out on serious crop improvements. Does anyone utilize this technique? If so, what results are you seeing? This lighting technique has been around for a long time in vine crops and proven to increase yields, flower sites, fruit size and brix content. Let me know if you are interested in conducting a trial. #led #interlighting #cropyield #cannabiscultivation
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On the Oper8 Inventory page, we have compiled alternative weed control methods. ?????? Our content spans different categories, all organised in the following areas: ?? Direct control ?? Field and soil management ?? Selection of varieties and establishment of crops ?? Different cropping systems ?? Monitoring and evaluation Do you want to learn more about Alternative Weed Control Methods? At the Oper8 Digital Platform, we provide a wealth of resources and features to empower your journey towards effective weed control and management. Find more interesting material to read here: https://bit.ly/3IpJG7g #alternativeweedcontrol #oper8 #oper8inventory #euproject #horizoneurope #agriculturalsustainability
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??? Struggling with water runoff? Let's control it! ?? Here are 3 tips to help: Create swales for absorption, prevent erosion with cover crops, and unlock advanced strategies in our Online Permaculture Course on March 11th! ?? #P3Permaculture #PermacultureDesignCertificate #OnlinePermacultureCourse #PermacultureOnline #WaterRunoffControl #Swales #SustainableLandManagement
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Stage 1: Three-Leaf Stage Leaves are counted when the collar of the leaf can be seen without tearing the plant apart. The collar is the area where the leaf blade and leaf sheath attach. It is important that the date of planting be late enough so that sorghum can grow rapidly during the three-leaf stage. While the plant’s growth rate depends largely on temperature, this stage usually will occur about 10 days after emergence. Since the plant is quite small, relatively slow growth and poor weed control can seriously reduce yield. As the growing point is still below the soil surface, much of the leaf area can be removed (by hail or insects) without killing the plant. However, sorghum does not recover as vigorously as corn. By R. L. VANDERLIP #BROWNIEBRAND #SorghumGrowth #FarmingTips #CropManagement #AgriculturalInsights #CropDevelopment #PlantingStrategies #AgronomyAdvice #SorghumCultivation #FarmLife #SustainableAgriculture #Agribusiness #FieldManagement #CropYield #FarmersLife #AgTech #Harvesting #PlantHealth #Sustainability #Farmland #RuralLiving #CultivationTechniques #GreenFarming #Agribiz #HarvestSeason #Agricommunity
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??? Struggling with water runoff? Let's control it! ?? Here are 3 tips to help: Create swales for absorption, prevent erosion with cover crops, and unlock advanced strategies in our Online Permaculture Course on March 11th! ?? #P3Permaculture #PermacultureDesignCertificate #OnlinePermacultureCourse #PermacultureOnline #WaterRunoffControl #Swales #SustainableLandManagement
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If you've been following our grassland index field videos ?? , fields would have likely been inspected - scoring them based on observed species, bare patches, and weed presence. Each field is then assigned a ‘Grassland Index’ (GI) rating from 1 to 5, where GI1 is poor and GI5 is excellent. Indexing isn't a one-time task; it should be performed regularly. This ongoing assessment provides a data-driven system to help farmers prioritise which fields need attention and what actions to take. ?? Grassland indexing can also challenge assumptions in farmer's current reseeding plan. To find out more about what to do after field indexing, check out our latest article: https://lnkd.in/e79DXYmR #PastureAssessments #PastureManagement #GrassFieldIndexing #GrasslandManagement #FieldAssessment #Agriculture #GrowYourFutureWithGrass #UKGrassExperts #RootedInTheUK #UKGrassBreeders
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Cover crops are cool! Food & Ag Minute: Little bites of information to feed your curiosity. Spring has come early in the upper Midwest. And the bright green growth in many fields may catch the casual observer by surprise. What could be growing so soon? Answer: Cover Crops! Many farmers are opting to add cover crops as a way to: -control soil erosion -add natural nutrients to the soil -natural weed control A recent panel of veteran cover-croppers shared their experiences at the annual Midwest Cover Crop conference. Check out their tips: https://lnkd.in/dNGqZxCH #covercrops #sustainableagriculture #sustainability
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I wrote an article for Plenty Magazine called "Building the 'Nutwork.'" It's about how we can work together to turn tree crops (including acorns, chestnuts, hazelnuts, hickories, persimmons and more) into staple crops that we eat every day. I mean, we talk about resilient local food systems, but what about the food that is literally dropping on our heads? How do we make local, perennial crops an option for everyone -- not just nibbles for foragers? I hope you'll read and think about it with me. https://lnkd.in/egRMMdwF #agroforestry #treecrops #trees #agriculture #resilience
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?????????????????????? ?????? ???????? ?????????? ???????????????????? Artificial lighting in greenhouses has revolutionized crop cultivation, enabling year-round production. But what about our pollinators, the bumblebees? They require extra care when daylight is scarce. ???? Bumblebees depend on daylight and when it? lacking, growers need to intervene. Adapting pollination strategies to environmental conditions is essential for success. ???????????????? ???????? ??????????: ?? Hive placement tips for greenhouses with artificial lighting ?? Pollination in snowy conditions ?? The effects of screens and grow lights on pollination https://lnkd.in/e4w9jiND #Pollination #PartnerswithNature #Growlight #LED
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Dive into the exciting world of farming mastery! Decode the secrets of pasture growth to perfect the art of grazing, resting, and nurturing your fields – making every moment in your farm a thrilling adventure with https://bit.ly/3tXPm4T #pasture #growgrass #pasturegrass
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