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We Kiss the Ground for Farmers. 🧑🌾 💚 Regenerative farming practices not only reduce a farmer's input costs, but have been found to increase profitability by 25% over time! 🙌 Learn how your $10 donation transitions 1 acre of land to regenerative 🌿 https://lnkd.in/gXkex5K9 #ikisstheground #regenerativefarming #farmers
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Aspiring farmers, listen up I just discovered and applied for a grant to learn #sustainableorganicfarming! 🌾🌱 WWOOF-USA® is providing forty financial awards for those committed to becoming farmers through their #FutureFarmerProgram. This program offers mentorship, practical farm skills, financial support, and an agroecology certification. 🌿 The award is intended to help fund a WWOOF-USA® farm visit this summer. Participants will spend one or two months at a WWOOF-USA® host farm while pursuing an online Agroecology Certification Course with their partner, Multinational Exchange for Sustainable Agriculture (MESA). 🌞 To be considered for this opportunity, participants must have a strong background in farming, be enrolled in an agricultural studies program, or have other qualifying experience that shows a #commitment to becoming an #organicfarmer. The program is only open to U.S. residents, and priority enrollment will be given to socially disadvantaged participants as defined by the USDA. 🇺🇸 Awards are for $2,000 for the one-month introductory program and $4,000 for the two-month advanced program, with half awarded upon arrival at the host farm and the remainder upon successful completion of the program. Awards are spent at the discretion of each #FutureFarmer to support expenses incurred while participating, including reimbursement for travel-related expenses. 🚗 Are you ready to take the first step towards your agricultural dreams? Apply for the #FutureFarmerProgram by February 20, 2024, on the WWOOF-USA® website. Not a WWOOFer yet? Don't worry, this application is open to everyone, and those selected to participate will be provided with a WWOOF membership. 🌎 #FutureFarmer #WWOOFUSA #Farming #Agroecology #SustainableAgriculture #USDA #Mentorship #FinancialSupport #SummerProgram #ApplyNow
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In 2021, before the war started, Ukrainian farmers sowed almost 17 million hectares of spring crops. That is more than the combined area of Austria and Czechia. However, following the start of the war, in 2022 farmers in Ukraine sowed 22% less. The area not sown – 2.8 million hectares – is almost as large as Belgium. By the end of 2023, the Ukrainian agricultural sector had sustained an estimated US$80 billion in damages and losses. Rebuilding Ukraine's agriculture is expected to cost US$56.1 billion, and demining will cost an additional US$32 billion. Analysis by NASA Harvest, NASA's Global Food Security and Agriculture Consortium, estimates that the amount of abandoned cropland in Ukraine in 2023 due to the war is equivalent to about 7.5 percent of total cropland in the country. Despite all the losses and ongoing Russia’s aggression, brave Ukrainian farmers keep on planting and seeding grain and oilseed crops to grow grain to feed the world. It’s spring now, and that means it’s sowing campaign for thousands of farmers across Ukraine. And YOU CAN HELP THEM through the FARMERHOOD charity platform. Click the link below and see the true stories of losses of Ukrainian small farmers, get to know their pain and needs, and DONATE. YOUR HELP will make a difference! Stand with Ukraine and stand with Ukrainian farmers!🙌 - To donate to General Fund please follow this link on our landing page: https://lnkd.in/etPKvDfQ - To select and donate please follow this link and choose the farm you are willing to help: https://lnkd.in/ek5yrB6Y Farmerhood – from farmers to farmers #fromfarmerstofarmers #farmerhood #supportForFarmers #agrocharity #HelpToFarmers Sources: * Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, https://lnkd.in/ec5MD4HP **https://lnkd.in/euaagmcu ***https://lnkd.in/eJkGEaZR
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Small-scale farmers in countries like India and Ethiopia face a daunting task: How do they improve their farming businesses and adapt to increasingly erratic rains and droughts to support their families? Donate today to help transform that reality and empower farmers to cultivate their own future on https://lnkd.in/d7GNxqTd #givingtuesday #agriculture #agritech #givingtuesday2023
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Crowdfunder opportunity! The carbon sequestration alone would cover your costs, but there's so much more! I have trained some goats to get out of their houses and browse forested hillsides in West Java, and have taught farmers to shepherd them. There are multiple benefits: - goats graze hilltop, fertilising it - hilltop access better with a path - goats for sacrifice - pioneering waste management - forest regeneration - some kitchen wastes go to goats - on farm herbs for goat tonics - goat financing by local co-op - farming with the Quran - children enjoy the goats - all produce consumed locally - goodness bringing goodness - goat road was a gamechanger - 14 years working together We use sesbania, leucaena, indigovera, teak (leaves for medicine, wood for building), nutmeg (fruit, seed, and leaves), pepaya (fruit, flower, and leaves), banana (stem, leaves, fruit, skin), jackfruit (buds, leaves, fruit, skin, and seeds), durian (fruit, seeds, leaves), odot grass, local grasses, wild sugarcane, tea plant, coffee plant, moringa, katuk, pulai, angsana, kaliandra, african wood tree, africa plant, coconut, rice bran, jati, dozens of other native wild plants. Some of these plants cannot fruit properly in the acidic clay-clogged hillside soil, so we use goats to keep the heat up in the ecosystem. They increase biological turnover 🚀. Goats utilise hillside plants on volcanic soils as a super niche-filler. Go and see the pictures on the campaign page, God willing. Please make a donation, in shaa Allah. Any amount will help, no matter if it's big or small. Donating to this project could really make your day. CLICK HERE TO DONATE ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/gD6-w-qf #fundraising #goats #grazing #indonesia #agroforestry
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Don't Underestimate the Power of £30.00. £30.00 might not seem like a lot, but for the people of Darfur, it can be the difference between growing a healthy crop and facing food insecurity. You see, many parts of Darfur have hardly any rainfall throughout the year. 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁'𝘀 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝗻. We empower small groups of farmers in each community, teaching them the best agriculture and water-harvesting practices. This not only allows them to grow crops in arid regions but also ensures a stable and healthy food supply for their families. But here's the exciting part – these farmers become ambassadors, sharing their newfound expertise with others, creating a ripple effect that multiplies our impact. For just £30.00, you can be a catalyst in extending this vital training to even more farmers. Ready to make a difference? Click the link to donate. 𝗧𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗪𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗮 𝗗𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 🤝 #Farming #WaterManagement #Crops #SudanCrisis #KidsForKids
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How do you make a country-wide difference? By helping Tiyeni go national! SAVE THE DATE for 18 to 25 April when we will once again be taking part in the Big Give’s Green Match Fund. The Big Give will DOUBLE your donations to Tiyeni so that you can help farmers DOUBLE their crop yields. This year, we’re taking our programme to the next level: we will be training Agriculture Officers across Malawi, who in turn can go out and train more farmers in our Deep Bed Farming techniques. These techniques are simple to learn and don’t require specialist tools. They will mean that land is better prepared for climate change, more crops are grown, and communities see better food security and health. #malawi #sustainableagriculture #smallholderfarmers #regenerativeagriculture
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One question that is often asked is – is leather a by-product of meat production? The leather industry would certainly like us to think so, but the reality is very different. It contributes a large portion of revenues to livestock farmers, and in some cases outweighs the revenues generated from the meat (for example in ostrich farming, where the skin is worth four times the meat’s value). As such, the technical term for leather is a co-product, meaning that it’s a commercial product in its own right. And it’s certainly a lucrative industry, worth around $400 billion, with over one billion animals killed every year just for leather. #anumeenacare #nonprofits #animal #leather #stop #animalharm #saveearth #industries #leather #govegan #alternatives #ngo #charity #nonprofitorganization #reels #shorts #explore #community #research #facts #amazing #shocking
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In celebration of #PollinatorWeek, here are some easy tips to build a pollinator paradise in your own backyard, front stoop, or balcony window: 🐝 Avoid pesticides – some of them are highly toxic to bees and other pollinators. Explore alternative ways to grow healthy plants. This means choosing plants that repel pests and opting for non-toxic pest control options. 🐝 Provide a shallow source of clean water. Shallow water sources provide enough water for pollinators without creating opportunities for mosquitoes to breed. 🐝 Offer diversity in plants and staggered blooming times to keep pollinators well-fed all season. Native plants are always best – exercise due diligence before planting! 🐝 Allow for wild places as habitat – leave some ground undisturbed and maintain some brushy areas so wild bees have a place to nest. PAN’s mission to end reliance on chemical-intensive agriculture goes hand-in-hand with pollinator protection. Can you support this work with a gift today? Chip in $10 at the link below to help us reach our goal of raising $1,500 this week! The first $500 raised will be matched by a generous donor. https://lnkd.in/eMwpegJq
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𝗔𝗚 𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗘𝗦: We wouldn’t be where we are today without the farmers and ranchers across the high plains who have read our paper for decades, and we are proud to invest in organizations that support those producers and the legacy of American agriculture. Here's how to help. #HighPlainsJournal #HPJ #AgCares
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