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Garlic eaters don't know this secrets tips that have been deatr0ying them until they will watch this video.sometimea there are aomethings that we eat them because our parents or doctors say so.But we have never find out what do we get from it and are we going to continue eating, farming or cultivating them? watch this video till the end and this will help you to know more about Garlic that we have been eating. #Garlic #vegetable #farming #Agriculture

🐷 Tips for raising pigs: Plant forage crops to repair damaged pastures. As mentioned in a previous post, pigs can be very destructive and hard on pasture's soil and vegetation. Forage crops can help mitigate this damage. Pigs enjoy a wide variety of forage crops, including: 🌾 Alfalfa 🌾 Clover 🌾 Grasses 🌾 Legumes Protect your pastures for the sake of your pigs now and in the future. If you're searching for more info or advice on the best options for you, feel free to reach out to us: [email protected] #Farming #Farm #Pigs #PigFarming #PorkProduction #SwineFarm #SwineHealth #Piglets #SwineProduction #SmallScaleFarming #HobbyFarm #SmallScalePigFarming #RaisingPigsOutside

I believe this video perfectly encapsulates the future of blueberry farming, centered around three key technological pillars: Genetics: Innovative varieties are emerging that promise high yields, consistent quality, and an ideal balance for mechanical harvesting—ensuring that ripe fruit is efficiently collected while unripe berries stay on the bush. Fall Creek® is doing a good job with their new varieties. Mechanical Harvesting: With labor availability and costs becoming increasingly challenging, efficient and gentle mechanical harvesting is essential. It’s crucial to preserve yield and minimize berry loss. Finefield is a good example of this. Grading and Sorting Technology: The aim is to ensure consistent quality while maintaining high throughput. Regardless of the quality of the incoming lot, sorting and grading equipment must efficiently identify and remove subpar fruit, ensuring only the highest quality product reaches the market. Elifab powered by Ellips machine showed in the video accomplishes just that. The future of blueberry production looks promising with these advancements driving growth and efficiency in the industry. 🌟 #BlueberryProduction #AgriculturalTechnology #Innovation #SustainableFarming

🎥 "Saffron Snippets: Cultivation Chronicles" explores new horizons in saffron farming today! 🌿🌼 Did you know the petals of saffron, often overlooked, hold incredible value-added potential? From enhancing your farm’s ROI to offering numerous health benefits, saffron petals are a goldmine waiting to be tapped. 📈💪 Join us as we delve into the innovative ways to optimize the use of every part of the saffron plant. Discover how smart processing techniques can transform saffron petals into profitable and health-boosting products. 🌟 Tune in and uncover the secrets to maximizing the full potential of your saffron crop, one petal at a time! #Saffron #agriculture #farming #gardening #HerbalMedicine #plantmedicine

Three Sisters are three main crops of various indigenous peoples of Central and North America: squash, maize, and climbing beans. The Three Sisters are also known as companion planting, and are a sophisticated, sustainable planting system that has provided long term soil fertility and a healthy diet to generations of Native Americans. The three crops are complementary nutritionally, culturally, and agriculturally. The plants work better together than when grown alone, creating a self-sustaining ecosystem that nourishes the soil and produces abundant yields: • Corn: Provides a trellis for bean vines • Beans: Wrap around the corn stalk • Squash: Protects the soil with its leaves The Three Sisters have been used by Native American tribes throughout the 18th-20th centuries, and are still a popular gardening method today. #agriculture #farm #farming #farmlife #farmer #tractor #landwirtschaft #nature #johndeere #fendt

Budding and Grafting: The main difference between budding and grafting is that in budding, a bud of one plant grows on the root system of a second plant whereas, in grafting, the upper part of one plant grows on the root system of a second plant.#propagation #Farming #Fruits #Cropproduction #Horticulture #Agriculture

The current focus is on closely monitoring the daily progress of the dry-out activity in our shrimp pond. With dedicated pond preparation, including ploughing, tilling, and a crucial 45-day drying period(The dry - out may vary, depending on the soil type, climate, water table and seepage ), we're creating the ideal environment for successful shrimp cultivation. Each day brings us closer to a balanced ecosystem, resilient to issues like disease outbreaks and uneven growth. This strategic investment in the pond's health is proven to enhance water quality and promote a robust shrimp population. Exciting times as we pave the way for long-term success in shrimp farming! 🌊🦐 #ShrimpFarming #PondPreparation #AquacultureJourney #aquaculturestatistics

Passion fruit grows well in warm climates with good sunlight and well-drained soil. The site should also have protection from strong winds. Seeds can be used for propagation, but many farmers prefer using seedlings or cuttings to ensure specific traits. Planting is typically done at the beginning of the rainy season to help with initial growth. As passion fruit vines are climbers, they require support structures like trellises or fences for optimal growth. Regular watering, especially during dry periods, is crucial. However, the plant doesn't tolerate waterlogged conditions, so proper drainage is important. Passion fruit is harvested when it reaches full colour (either purple or yellow depending on the variety) and falls off easily from the vine. Regular picking encourages continuous fruiting. #passionfruit #farming #youngfarmer #agriculture

🌱 May planting guide for U.S. Farmers - 2024 🚜 Attention, farmers of America! As the warmth of May blankets our fields, it's time to sow the seeds of tomorrow's harvest. Here’s your quick guide to get the most out of this planting season: 🌽 May 2-3: Perfect days for setting up your vine crops and for transplanting. Consider late root crops for an extended harvest. 🌼 May 10-12: Prime time to start your seedbeds and beautify your farm with flower gardens. Favorable for aboveground crops like corn, beans, and peppers which promise a bountiful yield. 💧 Remember, the weather patterns and soil conditions can vary greatly. Always consult with your local extension office to fine-tune your planting strategy. Share your plans for this season in the comments and let's cultivate success together! #USFarmers #PlantingSeason2024 #AgricultureUSA #MayPlanting #FarmingAlmanac #AGZ #USA