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On World Nature Conservation Day, we celebrate the importance of sustainable farming! Our eco-friendly practices not only protect our cattle but also preserve our planet's health. By adopting sustainable methods, we ensure a better future for generations to come. Let’s continue to nurture the land and care for our animals responsibly. 🌱🐄🌍 #WorldNatureConservationDay #SustainableFarming #EcoFriendly #ProtectOurPlanet #CattleCare #GreenFarming #EnvironmentallyFriendly #NatureConservation #FarmResponsibly #HealthyPlanet #PTAMilk #GeneticProgress #Profitability #ABSIndia #Sexcel #GeneticProgress #DairyFarming #IncreasedProfits [ ABS India, ABS Dairy Farming, ABS Genetics, Sexcel, Cattle Breeding, Dairy Farming, Dairy Farmers India, Dairy Industry, Genetic progress ]

At Aquabeats, we prioritize environmental sustainability and thorough data collection. Our focus is on assisting farmers in creating financial reports for bank loan applications. We empower farmers to become stewards of their shrimp farms by providing them with the tools and knowledge to make informed decisions. In the face of challenges such as oversupply and competition in the shrimp industry, we acknowledge the need to shift towards sustainable practices to maintain product quality. By emphasizing environmental responsibility, we can set ourselves apart from competitors. Our efforts include implementing stringent biosecurity measures and disease control procedures to improve farming practices. Despite industry challenges, we encourage farmers to digitize their data for better insights and decision-making opportunities. Let's remain optimistic and proactive in navigating these uncertain times together. Contact Aquabeats to collaborate on profitable farming operations and explore our blog for updates on our achievements. Join us as we work towards a sustainable future for shrimp farming. Together, we can make a positive impact on the environment and the community. Please check out our latest blog "Sustainable Shrimp Farming: The Remarkable Achievements at Kamachiamman Aqua Farm" Click the link: https://lnkd.in/gKzwyHdk READ MORE... #aquabeats #aquaculture #shrimpfarming #aquacultureproduction #shrimpfarming #partnershipprogram #shrimp #shrimps #shrimpfarming #aquapreneurship #aquapreneur #healthyheartbeat #pristinewater #cleanenvironment #TauraSyndromeVirus #scientificfarmmanagement #digitalIndia #bluerevolution #partnership #fishfarming

𝗚𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗻𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗽 𝗰𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 - 𝗮𝗻𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 “𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗻” 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲? Crop cultivation in greenhouse can help farmers get improved yields. They can also grow delicate fruits and vegetables, which require a regulated environment. This can help them get better returns and try newer crops than the usual ones which they cultivate in fields. In this context, our B-ABLE Foundation team has collaborated with Kheyti to educate farmers about greenhouses and its benefits in agriculture. You can see here our team interacting with farmers in this regard.  Vedprakash Sharma Anees Qureshi Kheyti Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India #greenhouse #cropcultivation #agriculture #farmers #bablefoundation

Bhavishya Bharat distributed livestock and organic seeds to farmers and SHGs under the NABARD-supported Springshed Development Project in Singhik Sentam GPU! 🎉 👩🌾 24 beneficiaries received 70 chicklets each for poultry farming. 🐥 🐖 6 beneficiaries were provided with 12 piglets each to boost livestock farming. 🐷 🌱 22 SHGs and farmers received organic seeds, saplings, mustard seeds, and potato seeds for sustainable crop cultivation. 🌾 This initiative supports #SustainableAgriculture and enhances rural livelihoods, contributing to the achievement of several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Goal 1: No Poverty, Goal 2: Zero Hunger, and Goal 13: Climate Action, through the #SpringshedDevelopment project. 🌍 #RuralDevelopment; #SDGs NABARD - National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development; Mitlesh Gupta; bhama deuri; Nikhil John; Lt Gen(Retd) Hari Prasad.; Jayanta Upadhyay, PhD; Ramesh Babu

WHY INTEGRATED FARMING IS SO IMPORTANT TO AFRICAN FOOD SYSTEM? The #IntegratedFarmingSystem (IFS) is a holistic farming approach specially designed for small/marginal farmers to enhance the system #productivity, #profitability, and #employment generation of their farm, ultimately ensuring their #food and nutrition security for their livelihood. The mechanism of IFS offers various ecosystem services making farms environment-friendly, sustainable, and climate-resilient. IFS is characterized by the allocation of different agricultural components systematically in a single farm performing synergistically among themselves making the farm more productive, healthy, biodiversity enriched, and eco-friendly than simplified farms. According #Rwanda 5th population Housing Census (2022), #Rwanda is made of 3,312,743 Households, of which 69% are engaged in agriculture activities (crop production or animal husbandry). 69% of Households that are engaged in agriculture, 26.8% do ONLY crop farming while 9% do Animal rearing ONLY. Guess how many households doing #integratedfarming !😎! 64.2% perform an Integrated Farming and this has a good implication to Rwanda Food system through promoting nutrient cycling, natural pest control, and diversification of income sources. Do you agree?

Hello everyone!! Here's your #weekly agriculture updates: 🍀India, France collectively can expand agricultural and food processing for world’s food security using innovative sustainable practices: Piyush Goyal 🍀Launch of National Mission on Natural Farming 🍀India leads in milk production globally, ranks second in egg output: BAHS 2024 🍀India's ban on antibiotics in animal food products to help curb AMR: Report 🍀Fall armyworm ancestry traced worldwide as it destroys crops in worst incursion to date #farmtofork #crop #agriculture #horticulture #indianagriculture #agrinews #agritech #news #precisionagriculture #india #agribusiness #farming #sustainability #agriexports #foodproduction #foodsecurity #governmentschemes #schemes #policy #sustainability #cropmanagement

#Integrated #Farming #System For #Food and $Nutritional $Security in #India- Dr P.C.Patel Integrated Farming Systems (IFS) represent a comprehensive approach to agriculture designed to address various demands, including bolstering farm resilience, improving farmer livelihoods, enhancing food security, providing ecosystem services, and fostering adaptability and resilience in farming practices. These systems are characterized by the temporal and spatial mixing of #crops, $livestock, #fishery, and #allied activities within a #single #farm. #Important points of #IFS in #India: 1. #Holistic Approach: IFS entails a holistic approach to farming, aiming to meet multiple objectives simultaneously. These include not only food production but also farm resilience, livelihood improvement, and ecosystem services. 2. #Productivity and #Profitability: Literature reviews indicate that IFS has the potential to significantly improve farm profitability (up to 265%) and employment (up to 143%) compared to single enterprise farms. By integrating various components, IFS creates synergies that enhance overall productivity. 3. #Nutrient #Recycling: IFS enhances nutrient recycling through practices such as composting, mulching, and residue incorporation. This reduces the need for external input purchases and improves soil quality indicators like nutrient availability and microbial activity. 4. #Biodiversity Conservation: Diversified cropping systems and integration of indigenous livestock breeds play a crucial role in biodiversity conservation within IFS. 5. #Soil #Organic #Carbon: IFS contributes to improving soil organic carbon levels, which is essential for soil health and long-term sustainability. 6. #Climate #Resilience: By making farms adaptive and resilient, IFS contributes to climate resilience in agriculture.

Mr Gbenga Olaifa of Agbe-Loba Cooperative in Alata Village, Ikoyi Ile, Orire Local Government Area, Oyo State, shared how cattle grazing by herders has previously damaged his crops. However, he also described a new arrangement that has helped address the issue. On his farm, the herders now graze their cattle only after the crops have been harvested. In return, the cattle deposit dung on the farmland, enriching the soil with natural manure for the next planting season. This mutually beneficial practice has helped reduce recurring farmer-herder conflicts within the farming community. Managed or rotational grazing is also an aspect of regenerative agriculture. When carefully implemented, it improves soil health, promotes biodiversity, and enhances water retention, contributing to carbon sequestration. Have you implemented controlled grazing practices on your farm? We would love to hear about your experiences. To learn more about our regenerative agriculture program and to partner with us, please email us at: partners@zowasel.com. #Zowasel #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFarming #ControlledGrazing #FarmerHerdersCollaboration #SoilHealth #ClimateAction #CommunityImpact #FarmingInnovation #Sustainability

Apart from vegetable production, Integrating Goatery and Desi Poultry farming into farm management not only ensures balanced and continuous cash flow but also provides nutrient-rich manure that maintains soil fertility. Sustainable, diversified practices like these boosting farmers' income while promoting soil health and resilience. In Rajasthan, breeds like the Sirohi and Marwari goats thrive in integrated systems, offering robust returns and adaptability.Encouraging the adoption of local breeds, which are naturally well-adapted to their regional climates, making them easier to manage and more resilient." Diversify, sustain, and prosper! 🌱🐐🐓 #SustainableFarming #IntegratedFarming #SoilHealth #DesiPoultry #GoatFarming #AgricultureIncome #FarmManagement"

🌾 A Story of Resilience through Natural Farming 🌾 Meet farmer Bhargavi from Chemudipadu village, Tenali Mandal, Guntur district, who, with the support of her husband Durga Prasad, has been practicing natural farming for the past few years. Their journey is a testament to the potential of natural farming methods. Bhargavi’s paddy fields demonstrate the strength and sustainability of this approach. With a long root system, sturdy plant stems, and an impressive 38 tillers per plant—compared to just 20 in conventionally grown paddy—her crops stand as a symbol of resilience. Thanks to the greater soil-holding capacity in natural farming, her fields have successfully withstood two consecutive cyclone seasons over the last two years, showing resilience to extreme climate events. By the third year, her natural farming yields are now matching those of conventional farming, proving that sustainable methods can keep up with productivity demands. This success story highlights the promising future of natural farming practices that empower our farmers, ensure food security, and protect our environment! 🌱 #NaturalFarming #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateResilience #FarmerSuccess #SoilHealth #Agroecology #FoodSecurity #AndhraPradesh #FarmersFirst #EnvironmentalSustainability #AgricultureInnovation #EmpoweringFarmers #GreenFuture #RegenerativeAgriculture #APCNF