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Secretary Mike Naig announced today that the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship is expanding its popular Cattle and Conservation Working Lands Project into Adams County, the eighth county to join the innovative and creative water quality project underway in Taylor, Page, Woodbury, Cherokee, Ida, Guthrie, and Carroll Counties. Secretary Naig made the announcement today in Ames during his remarks to the Iowa Cattle Industry Convention. #IowaAg https://lnkd.in/gtJFEVss

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🌟 Want to Dominate a Geographic Farm Area on a Budget? It’s time to get creative with your farming materials! Gone are the days when the U.S. Post Office was your only option. 📬 Join us for WEEK FIVE of the Dominate Your Farm Area Coaching Program this Monday at 10AM and 2PM. Ready to take your strategy to the next level? Comment 'WEEK FIVE' below, and our team will send you the link! 🚀 #DominateYourFarm #RealEstateSuccess #CreativeMarketing #WorxPartner

🌟 Want to Dominate a Geographic Farm Area on a Budget? It’s time to get creative with your farming materials! Gone are the days when the U.S. Post Office was your only option. 📬 Join us for WEEK FIVE of the Dominate Your Farm Area Coaching Program this Monday at 10AM and 2PM. Ready to take your strategy to the next level? Comment 'WEEK FIVE' below, and our team will send you the link! 🚀 #DominateYourFarm #RealEstateSuccess #CreativeMarketing #WorxPartner

Are you thinking about getting started with sesame in 2024? Here are ten tips for success if you are farming in the Carolinas. One key benefit to this crop: if you already produce small grains, you have the infrastructure and equipment you need to grow sesame. Read more from Farm Progress: https://lnkd.in/gBjxpDy5. .#Sesame #Plant24 #NorthCarolina #SouthCarolina

New paper from our team accepted by California Agriculture Journal: “Farming and Ranching through Wildfire: Producers’ Critical Role in Fire Risk Management and Emergency Response’. We surveyed 505 California farmers and ranchers and found that producers play a central role in community emergency wildfire risk response and management. The findings have implications for policy reforms and targeted extension programming. Preprint of the paper: https://lnkd.in/g8uBwRz4.

💬 Have you ever wondered if we can produce food while looking after the environment? 🚜 Introducing "Regen-a-Nation," an insightful documentary following the British farmers who are healing our soil, supporting our wildlife, and producing our food. 🎬 Check out the trailer below! (And subscribe to see the full documentary, coming soon) ✍🏻 Also let me know your thoughts on the subject in the comments.

It’s Canadian Agricultural Safety Week, and this year you’re encouraged to plan for farm safety every day. Farm safety is about more than being aware of hazards. It’s also about engaging in conversations about the importance of farm safety. And it’s about contributing to long-term changes that benefit everyone who lives and works on or visits Canadian farms. Farm safety is important year-round. By planning for farm safety every day, we can work together toward ensuring no one gets hurt on our farms. This Canadian Agricultural Safety Week, we celebrate Your Farm, Your Family, Your Success. How can you engage in a conversation about farm safety this week? #FarmSafetyEveryday

Recent research led by Associate Professor, Kristina Horback from the University of California, Davis, and Maggie Creamer highlight the importance of understanding how cattle behavior can be used to promote sustainable land use practices. 🐂 Their study was conducted over two summers at UCANR's Sierra Foothill Research and Extension Center which focused on tracking grazing patterns and personality types of 50 Angus and Hereford cattle. By understanding #cattle behavior, #farmers and #ranchers can strategically distribute their herds on rangelands that align with each individual cattle's personality trait. For example, some cattle may be more willing to climb hills to access areas with more vegetation for grazing, while others may be less inclined to do so. This approach not only maximizes grazing efficiency but reduces the need for human intervention and resources used to manage grazing activities. By evenly distributing cattle across the landscape based on behavior, farmers and ranchers can ensure that all areas of land are grazed, leading to healthier and fertile soils. Find the study here: https://lnkd.in/gC5SrUYw

🎧 ICYMI | Catch our Head of Policy Ed Barker on The Spectator's podcast discussing the implications of the Budget for farmers, UK agriculture and the rural economy, as well as why the Government needs to have a clear land use strategy. Listen from 16:42 🔽 https://buff.ly/3AJyemJ #TheBudget #Budget2024 #Budget24 #ruraleconomy #Agribusiness #UKagriculture #AgricultureUK #agrisupply #agrifood #foodsupplychain #foodandagriculture #supplychain #agrisupplychain #foodsecurity #foodsupply #foodproduction #animalfeed #FutureofFeed #feedadvice #feedadviser #cropprotection #agronomy #agronomist #fertiliser #arable #graintrade #cropproduction #seed #sustainability #farmproductivity #agriculturaloutput #sustainableagriculture #foodsystem