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Check out the latest UW Nutrient and Pest Management (NPM) Bumper Crop Video for tips managing your cover crops in a dry/droughty spring.

👉Think like a farmer 🧠🤯 ♦️ Don't shout at the crops ♦️ Don't blame the crop for not growing fast enough. ♦️ Don't uproot crops before they've had a chance to grow. ♦️Choose the best plants for the soil. ♦️ Irrigate and fertilise. ♦️ Remove weeds. ♦️ Remember you will have good seasons and bad seasons - you can't control the weather only be prepared for it. Cheers ✌️ #lifethoughts #motivation #strategicthinking #motivationalquotes

Think like a farmer: • Don't shout at the crops. • Don't blame the crop for not growing fast enough. • Don't uproot crops before they've had a chance to grow. • Choose the best plants for the soil. • Irrigate and fertilize. • Remove weeds. • Remember, you'll have good seasons and bad seasons. You can't control the weather, only be prepared for it. 🌱🚜 . . . . #wizlibrary #wisdomasap #knowledge #wisdom #mindset #mentalhealth #development #consciousness #booklovers #positivity #optimism #inspiration #positiveenergy #discipline #selfgrowth #goalsetting #trendingreels #viralvideos #viralreels #reels #reelitfeelit #reelsinstagram #instagram #explore #explorepage #trending #patience #growthmindset #nurture #preparedness #lifelessons #quote #quoteoftheday

🌱 “Think like a farmer”: Leadership Lessons 🌱 This is such a powerful archetype, so I urge you to embrace the wisdom of the fields to cultivate strong leadership! 🌟 In leadership, embodying the mindset of a farmer can yield remarkable results. 🚜 Here’s how: 🔍 Patience: Like farmers who wait for their crops to grow, leaders must exhibit patience for long-term goals to materialise. 🌦 Foresight: Just as farmers plan ahead for changing seasons, leaders anticipate shifts in the market and industry trends. 🔄 Adaptability: Farmers adjust to unforeseen challenges, teaching leaders the importance of flexibility and resilience. 🌱 Responsibility: Taking care of crops and livestock mirrors a leader’s responsibility to nurture and develop their team. #leadershipcoaching #leadershipdevelopment 🌾

🌱 “Think like a farmer”: Leadership Lessons 🌱 This is such a powerful archetype, lean in and embrace the wisdom of the fields to cultivate strong leadership! 🌟 In leadership, embodying the mindset of a farmer can yield remarkable results. 🚜 Here’s how: 🔍 Patience: Like farmers who wait for their crops to grow, leaders must exhibit patience for long-term goals to materialise. 🌦 Foresight: Just as farmers plan ahead for changing seasons, leaders anticipate shifts in the market and industry trends. 🔄 Adaptability: Farmers adjust to unforeseen challenges, teaching leaders the importance of flexibility and resilience. 🌱 Responsibility: Taking care of crops and livestock mirrors a leader’s responsibility to nurture and develop their team. #leadershipcoaching #leadershipdevelopment 🌾

The agronomy team at University of Nebraska - Lincoln estimates that between 3 and 5 bushels of yield are lost per day of stress. Crop stress will be a significant contributor to lost profitability in already tight operating budgets in 2024. Sheldon Alt and Rebekah Muench discuss strategies farmers can use to get ahead and stay ahead of in-season stressors to save yield and crop revenue. https://lnkd.in/gT6esYcH

"Hi everyone! Are you a small-scale farmer struggling with pests that are ruining your crops? Don't worry, you're not alone! Many farmers face this challenge. Today, we're bringing you a video packed with practical tips to help you manage pests effectively and protect your harvest. So, if you're ready to take control of your farm and protect your crops, stay tuned for our informative video. Let's make pest management easy together!" #PestManagement #SmallFarmers #Agribusiness #GreenlifeAgribusiness #Tips

Leaders need to follow the advice of Farmers for a successful outcome or harvest. Fall is great time to share Dr Poensgen's and Eric Partaker's wise words: Think Like a Farmer- 1. Choose the Best Plants for the Soil - Match the right people for your business 2. Irrigate and Fertilize - Provide the training, resources and celebrate the wins 3. Don't Uproot the Crops - Be patient as it takes time to grow and blossom 4. Remove the Weeds - Stop negativity & those that block the sun for the rest 5. Each Crop will be Different - Keep in mind that there will always be both good and poor harvests. External factors, such as weather conditions, can affect results no matter how resilient your plants may be. Like a Farmer it's wise to anticipate changes and get ready for the challenges ahead. #ForSuccessfulHarvest #SuccessfulStrategies #LeadershipTraining

Now is the time to start planning activities for the last quarter of the year. Make the most of this period for optimal crop growth and harvest. Enjoy the month! #SustainableAgriculture #OYSADA #MonthlyGoals #FarmersSupport #GrowingSeason

On the cusp of making the decision to replant after flooding and heavy rainfall? Helena Seed Managers Matt Scuffman and Kurt Nienhueser provide valuable insight into current crop conditions and what to do if you make the decision to replant in a recent FieldLink article. Read now to learn how Coron Metra and Quickshot can impact your crops! https://bit.ly/4epXhdy #HelenaFieldLink #HelenaKnowledge