In this #YaraPodcast, citrus growing expert John Martzen joins Yara's Sales Agronomist Vanessa Dominguez (Vicencio) to discuss the crucial role of micronutrients in citrus health and productivity. They talk about the importance of regular tissue sampling, the risks of over and under-applying micronutrients, and emerging technologies in nutrient management. John shares success stories of effective nutrient management on crop yields and quality, offering valuable insights for citrus growers aiming for optimal crop performance. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/euXkBv7U #citrusproduction #CaliforniaCitrus #citrus #micronutrientfertilizers #nutrientmanagement Scott Warr
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🌍 Episode 4 - Is organic food better for the planet? "What Does The Science Say" the environmental monitoring podcast where we address the myths and mistrust around organic produce, episode 4 is out now. This episode is brought to you by PolyScience and their award-winning line of temperature control equipment. #EnvironmentalMonitoring #IndustryNews #OrganicFarming #WhatDoesTheScienceSay
📢 Episode 4 - Out now! 📢 Organic produce has long been marginalised as a specialist category. First considered something of a hippy favourite, over the years it became an exclusive category for the privileged due to its high price. Now, with consumers frequently encouraged to shop more responsibly and to choose products that are better for their health and the environment, it's time to clear up the confusion. Are organic products actually superior or is there much difference? 🌍 For this episode Ceri Jones and Ana Martins are joined by Julia Cooper, Head of Research at the Organic Research Centre, to talk responsible practices, soil health and to find the verdict. This episode is brought to you by our partner PolyScience and their award winning line of temperature control equipment. Quality, reliability, durability and being environmentally conscious are the core values behind every PolyScience product. Find out more at PolyScience.com #organicfarming #environmentalmonitoring #industrypodcast
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Want to know how traditional agriculture and precision fermentation stack up against plant cell cultivation? Download this infographic, which outlines the solutions to botanical supply chain challenges. #botanicals #plantcellculture #synbio #syntheticbiology
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CellAg PhD Scientist, Writer, Researcher | Exploring the future of food, with a focus on cultivated meat and alternative proteins
🥩 🥓 🍖 Cultivated meat vs. traditional meat = technology vs. nature; future vs. past; corporation vs. community; and posthuman vs. human 🥩 🥓 🍖 Do you agree? After attending Dr Miller's lecture on literary history at #CultivateUK, I discovered that this is generally how sci-fi literature has depicted cultivated meat since its first appearance in Mary Bradley Lane's book, Mizora: A Prophecy, in 1881. Cultivated meat has made numerous appearances in literature since then, from meaty blobs that swim in vats of serum to a pulsating mass of meat that regrows each time you take a slice. Not all of these representations have been entirely positive (including associations with addiction, purity, elitism and genocide). And, as Professor Goodman and Dr Mylan both pointed out in their talks, the narrative is important. The inspiring multi-disciplinary conference expanded my perspective on cellular agriculture. We listened to talks on the multifaceted diffusion of alternative proteins and the perceptions of farmers regarding cultivated meat. Additionally, my supervisor Eirini Theodosiou and my PhD colleague Ben Dages gave fantastic presentations about our research at Aston University (showcasing work led by Dr Jason Michael Thomas and Jean-Baptiste R. G. Souppez), emphasising the importance of producing safe and healthy cultivated meat that closely resembles the texture and taste of traditional meat. The conference reinforced the importance of understanding the complex layers of cultivated meat, not just from a technological perspective but also from societal, cultural and consumer viewpoints. It's clear that the future of food is a narrative we all need to participate in and events like Cultivate are crucial in shaping that story. Feeling inspired and motivated to continue my research in this exciting field. 🌱🍔 #CultivatedMeat #Cultivate24 #CultivateUK2024 #CellularAgriculture #FoodInnovation #AltProteins
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I'm excited to share another article of mine that got published in the International Journal of Agriculture and Natural Sciences! Check out the link below to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dAqMq_BJ The title of the article is 'Formulation and Evaluation of Mango Pomace Flavored Soymilk Yogurt as a Novel Plant-Based Alternative to Dairy Products.
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Head of Regenerative Partnerships @ Agrology | Life-long student of Agroecology, Regenerative systems, Plants and Soil Microbiomes
Very excited about our upcoming webinar with Dan Kittredge, founder of the The Bionutrient Institute and Bionutrient Food Association. The webinar is this Wednesday at 9am PST, 12 EST. The link to register can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gbe6v4Nc This webinar will cover: 🥕 The importance of an outcomes-focused approach to regenerative agriculture, with soil life and microbial function as key performance indicators of success. 🥩 The surprising results from the Bionutrient Institutes’ ongoing research on the broad variability of nutrient density across food crops and beef. 🏃♀️ The correlation between soil microbial life and nutrient density and how this relates to human health, animal nutrition, crop resilience, etc. 🍇 The correlation between nutrient density in food crops and improved phytonutrient profiles in wine grapes, and how these levels of phytonutrients can lead to improved wine quality. 📈 The low cost, hand-held device that Dan and his team developed to measure nutrient values in crops. Innovative methods for measuring and managing nutrient density in vineyards and diverse crops. And, we'll explore where Dan sees nutrient density heading in terms of supporting the growth of the regenerative movement. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn directly from Dan about how focusing on improving soil microbial function can lead to enhanced the nutritional quality of your crops (product differentiation anyone?) This webinar will also explore many of the themes I discussed in my recent article about the surprising findings of the Bionutrient Institutes multi year study: https://shorturl.at/JyjL2
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: The Intersection of Nutrient Density, Soil Health and Crop Quality. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
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A note by CGIAR #Foresight Initiative summarizes what we know today about the future of #pulses, foresight research, key gaps, questions, and opportunities for further foresight research on pulses. ICRISAT International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) Sika Gbegbelegbe Arega Alene
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Did you know soil health is linked to our gut health?🤔🌱 Our organic expert, Lee Holdstock, recently joined the Microbiome Medics Podcast to discuss this fascinating topic. In the episode, Lee explores: 🌿The benefits of organic farming for soil, biodiversity, and our health 🌱The importance of a diverse microbiome in both the soil and humans 🥕The importance of transitioning to nature-friendly farming practices Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eaSA8kPF Read our recent article for more on this topic: https://lnkd.in/eQWs7Yuz #GutHealth #Nutrition #Organic #Farming
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WAIT, Why do you do this? 🌱 Each action has a clear purpose. At Nativa we explain why you cut the stem of the ginger: - Energy Redirection: By cutting the stem, we direct the plant's energy towards the development of larger and healthier rhizomes. - Quality Improvement: This technique ensures a higher quality, more robust ginger with better nutritional properties. - Uniform Harvest: By avoiding excessive plant growth, we facilitate a more uniform and efficient harvest. Find out more about our agricultural practices that guarantee superior products, always with a sustainable and natural approach 🔍 #OrganicGinger #SustainableAgriculture #NativaOrganics #FieldCare #SuperiorQuality
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🍎 Maxime Fournier, apple producer in France, confirmed that they were missing factors to optimize their production and they found the anwer with Alltech Crop Science solutions. The outcome: our nutritional solutions help them maintaing green foliage and obtain an apple that is tasty at picking time and also optimal market quality criteria in the orchard and production. Watch this video ▶️ https://lnkd.in/dD9XPFYG #SoilHealthExperts #alltechcropscience
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