It is important to be proactive, rather than reactive, as the industry moves towards a safer future for South African agriculture. Our experts explain the phase-out of SA's agricultural remedies: https://lnkd.in/dqNg4Tyc
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South Africa is moving toward stricter regulations for managing potentially hazardous agricultural remedies. CropLife South Africa experts share how the phase-out of certain products and potential exemptions could shape the future of South African farming.
It is important to be proactive, rather than reactive, as the industry moves towards a safer future for South African agriculture. Our experts explain the phase-out of SA's agricultural remedies: https://lnkd.in/dqNg4Tyc
South Africa's agricultural remedies phase-out explained
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We can transition to pesticide-free agriculture without converting to organic farming, says Robert Finger. However, switching to pesticide-free production is often not yet profitable without support. Targeted incentives can help. #zukunftsblog #agriculture #sustainability #pesticide Text: Robert Finger Niklas Möhring Paper: https://lnkd.in/eFch3457
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Empowering Sustainable Agriculture: Transitioning Towards Zero Pesticides Discover the financial incentives driving the shift away from chemical pesticides and the role of indoor vertical farming in this vital transition. Join the conversation and empower sustainable agriculture! #SustainableAgriculture #ZeroPesticides #VerticalFarming #EnvironmentalAwareness #InnovationInAgribusiness #GreenTech Explore the imperative for eliminating chemical pesticides in agriculture and the promising solutions offered by indoor vertical farming. Let's pave the way for a greener, healthier future together. Read and share!
We can transition to pesticide-free agriculture without converting to organic farming, says Robert Finger. However, switching to pesticide-free production is often not yet profitable without support. Targeted incentives can help. #zukunftsblog #agriculture #sustainability #pesticide Text: Robert Finger Niklas Möhring Paper: https://lnkd.in/eFch3457
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MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE URGED TO ADDRESS CHALLENGES IN FERTILIZER INPUT SUPPORT PROGRAM Dr. Oliver Kandela Bulaya, a prominent figure in conservation agriculture and climate-smart agriculture, has called upon the Ministry of Agriculture to tackle the challenges encountered in the administration of the Fertilizer Input Support Program (FISP). Bulaya, who serves as the Executive Director of the Agriculture Climate Action Foundation, emphasized the significance of early and judicious distribution of farming inputs to aid in the recovery of farmers from national disasters and emergencies. Recognizing the pivotal role of the FISP in assisting farmers, Dr Bulaya underscored the need for practical measures to rectify past shortcomings. He commended the Ministry of Agriculture for involving Small-Scale Farmer Associations in the farmer registration process, viewing it as a positive step forward. He pointed out issues such as delays in input distribution in certain districts, uneven allocation of inputs to beneficiaries, and shortages of inputs in specific areas. He urged the government to take decisive action to prevent these challenges from recurring in the upcoming farming season. Additionally, Dr Bulaya stressed the importance of providing orientation in conservation agriculture for farmers benefiting from FISP, advocating for methods that contribute to increased production and productivity. He also highlighted the significance of providing equal support to women's clubs or cooperatives, addressing the lack of equity and equality in the distribution process that has affected women's groups in the past. He underscored the crucial role of the Ministry of Agriculture in offering prudent leadership in the distribution of farming inputs, acknowledging that the recovery of farmers and the nation hinges largely on the effective management of these critical value chains.@M.G Credit: Astro Television Zambia
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Addressing Chemical Residues in Agriculture: Insights from the Iscon Balaji Gyan Yatra The Iscon Balaji Gyan Yatra is addressing the issue of chemical residues in agriculture through a comprehensive education campaign aimed at promoting sustainable farming practices. By educating farmers on the importance of reducing chemical inputs and adopting eco-friendly methods, the campaign seeks to enhance both agricultural productivity and public health. https://lnkd.in/e2xSGiFJ
Addressing Chemical Residues in Agriculture: Insights from the Iscon Balaji Gyan Yatra
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Elevated Nitrate and Pesticide Levels Detected in Greenhouse Vegetables in Krasnoyarsk Region: Implications for the Future of Sustainable Agriculture Recent Findings in Krasnoyarsk Region Highlight Key Challenges in Greenhouse Vegetable Production and Offer Insights for Sustainable Farming Practices In early June 2024, the Rosselkhoznadzor, Russia’s agricultural oversight agency, revealed concerning results from a series of inspections of greenhouse vegetable farms in the Krasnoyarsk region. Laboratory tests conducted by the Krasnoyarsk branch of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Grain Quality Assessment Center” have detected elevated levels of nitrates and pesticides in cucumbers and zucchinis, shedding light on significant challenges facing the region’s greenhouse vegetable industry. Understanding the Recent Findings The inspection focused on greenhouse farms across two districts in the Krasnoyarsk region: Berezovsky and Yemelyanovsky. In Berezovsky, vegetables grown on a 73.4-hectare area were found to have exceeded the maximum permissible levels of nitrate nitrogen and imidacloprid, an active ingredient in many insecticides. Similarly, cucumbers and zucchinis from a 39.3-hectare area in Yemelyanovsky also displayed elevated nitrate levels. Nitrate contaminatio...
Elevated Nitrate and Pesticide Levels Detected in Greenhouse Vegetables in Krasnoyarsk Region: Implications for the Future of Sustainable Agriculture
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Each Month, FBA focuses on data that may impact our members' bottom line, by highlighting a different end-use market segment with current news and developments and to further information. This month, we are focusing on live insects: The beneficial insect market is projected to reach USD 1,630 million by 2028 from USD 877 million in 2023. This market has grown significantly due to increasing interest in sustainable agriculture and organic farming practices, which aim to reduce reliance on chemical pesticides. Members can read more about this market segment here: https://lnkd.in/gQPDtPQ7
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Transitioning to organic production can be a daunting task, so that’s why we’re here to help! An Organic System Plan (OSP) is a foundational component for USDA Organic Certification that describes how your farming, handling, and/or processing practices meet organic standards. This virtual workshop will give detailed instruction on creating an OSP from experts Kathleen Merrigan and Inge Vogelmann, who have extensive experience in organic agriculture and policy. This will be part one of a two-part workshop series on the OSP. This info session is open to the public - learn more and RSVP with the link: https://buff.ly/4bLuXAd -- This event is supported through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP). Arizona TOPP is a program of the USDA Organic Transition Initiative and is administered by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Organic Program (NOP). #TOPP #AZTOPP #transitiontoorganic #organicfarming #usdagov #usdaorganic #usdaorganictransition #certifiedorganic #ccof #ccoforganic #usdatopp
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Brazilian agriculture has taken an important step towards sustainability and safety with the approval of Bill PL658/2021 in the Chamber of Deputies. This new legal framework for the bioinputs sector will regulate on-farm production with clear guidelines to ensure that farmers have access to quality, monitored, and safe products for consumers. #Brazil #regulation #bioinput #biopesticide #biostimulant
On-farm production of biological inputs to be regulated in Brazil
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Chamber approves project regulating production of agricultural bioinputs India policy is still in the draft stage with respect to pesticides as per the Pesticide Management Bill 2020
Brazilian agriculture has taken an important step towards sustainability and safety with the approval of Bill PL658/2021 in the Chamber of Deputies. This new legal framework for the bioinputs sector will regulate on-farm production with clear guidelines to ensure that farmers have access to quality, monitored, and safe products for consumers. #Brazil #regulation #bioinput #biopesticide #biostimulant
On-farm production of biological inputs to be regulated in Brazil
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