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Happening now! United Nations Decade on Family Farming as a suitable mechanism for the uptake of global instruments and in bringing them to the national level. https://lnkd.in/g7ZXb4Wk

We are proud members of the Almond Alliance and we're excited to be attending the 41st Annual Convention in Kauai, Hawaii. If you're attending, be sure to seek out our TELONE? Specialist Brian Hegland, who will be onsite to answer all of your nematode questions! Almond growers know that nematodes are a big problem, so it's vital to prep the #soil ahead of planting orchards. There are three major species of nematodes affecting almonds: root-knot, root lesion, and ring. Thankfully, growers have a powerful solution with TELONE?! Prepping the soil before planting creates a zone of protection where young roots can establish free from nematode pressure and grow into healthy trees with increased trunk diameters, larger canopies, and increased yields. We'll be posting more about orchard replant, so stay tuned for more info! And remember, there's no coming back from a poor start. https://lnkd.in/gxn-jbd8

Interesting interview with the former head of the NFU Minette Batters in the FT, and clear that even 'progressives' in mainstream farming are not going to change their destructive pactices without pressure from outside, whether state policy, and we have seen the backlash to that in Holland and Wales, or individuals reducing meat consumption and buying organic, as they must, AND by us growing in urban and peri-urban areas, organically to reduce our demand for food growing in this catastrophe agriculture. "Despite their bucolic image, Britain’s farms now emit more greenhouse gases than its power stations. They cause more river pollution than the country’s hated sewage companies." https://archive.is/tNKxF

Question: What does the Formula 1 Grand Prix have in common with the Northcote Local Food Garden - a communal permaculture patch in Melbourne's inner north? Answer: Not much, until this year. Back in March, the Reground team worked with Formula 1? Australian Grand Prix to collect all of the ground coffee from the event and deliver it to NLFG, located not far from Reground HQ in Darebin City Council. At the Food Garden, Kerrie and the other volunteers are now using the ground coffee to create perfectly calibrated compost and prepare the garden for autumn planting. When we say we're turning waste into a resource, this is what we mean. The ground coffee that event organisers would otherwise have paid high fees to send to #landfill is instead helping nourish soil and grow #community right here in Melbourne. It's simple, it's local and it works.

Three years ago, we partnered with the Cabinet Office to produce a video crafted to explain the potential of our AI lameness detection software. It showcased our mission to revolutionise dairy farming with artificial intelligence designed to improve animal welfare, reduce the environmental footprint of dairy farming and create more efficient, more profitable farm businesses. ? If you have a moment, check out the video again https://lnkd.in/eSH5jaki It highlights the early days of our journey, when we were piloting our technology on farms in the UK and the USA, collaborating with retailers, and participating in the UK Tech Nation Applied AI Accelerator. Fast forward to today, now more than 150,000 cattle are being monitored around the globe [more on that here https://lnkd.in/eP-Nxxnb], but our commitment to innovation and sustainability remains the same. As we reflect on this moment, we’re proud of the strides we’ve made since then and grateful for the opportunity to be part of a drive toward smarter, greener farming. If you’d like a reminder of how AI can transform agriculture, and especially if you were among the folks we spoke to at EuroTier and AgriScot this week, please take a few minutes to watch. For us, it’s a nice reminder of how far we’ve come—and how much further we can go. #AIInAgriculture #SustainableFarming #AnimalWelfare #ArtificialIntelligence #FarmInnovation #AgriTech #DairyFarming #FutureOfFarming

They had a Waterstone to resolve their water problems. Do we have one? No, but we have something better: an opportunity to save what remains. Be the change. Let's not only conserve water but regenerate it through organic choices. Fact Check: Excessive use of chemical pesticides and synthetic fertilizers runs off into water bodies with rain, creating water dead zones worldwide and depleting water levels significantly. Organic farming methods, supported by proper soil science, can combat this issue and regenerate soil, water quality and water level. *** Every movie has a message, and I love watching these pieces of art. Recently, I watched "Latte and the Magic Waterstone." It depicts a forest suffering from severe drought, where animals are desperate to save every drop of water. They lose their last source of water due to Latte the hedgehog and Tjum the squirrel. The story follows their perilous journey to retrieve a magical waterstone, facing deceiving wolves, ghostly bears, and a fearful forest. Watch the rest of their adventure to see what happens next. *** Ramveer Tanwar (PondMan), Oceanlux CCU Climate-tech Architecture, are making significant strides in environmental conservation. Check out their work if you haven't yet. Wanna know our way of fighting climate change? Please write us at [email protected]. We welcome you to volunteer with us to be a part of our initiative and make it reach to masses. #EcoSanjeevani #organic #savewater #weekendwatch https://lnkd.in/gcawYuUk

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Keep spreading the stories Carbon Cowboys, Understanding Ag, LLC - Experts in Regenerative Ag, Peter Byck Savory Institute Groundswell Agriculture! Soil Health IS Public Health! #soilhealth #soil #Regenerative #regenerativeagriculture #plants #bettertomorrow #futurefarming

In this blog, we highlighted the Yakima County Master Gardeners and their GrowSpan Series 1000 Greenhouse, which enables them to run instructional classes for local growers and sell their product all year long. https://ow.ly/MEKU50RsoK7