Articles related to "Agriculture"



Sustainable Agriculture in CIS
Since the Soviet Union's collapse the Common Wealth of Independent States face many challenges including how to develop sustainable agriculture.
• sustainable agriculture • common wealth of independent states • agricultural sustainability • cis • soviet union

Consumers' Attitudes Toward Agriculture are Mostly Favorable
Consumers believe American farmers make a significant contribution to society, but are underpaid for it. Many also trust the safety of the nation's food supply.
• consumer • agriculture • farmer • rancher • survey

The Greying of Agriculture: Farm Operators Aging
America's farm operators are aging, and fewer young people are entering the profession. See current statistics and plans for the future to combat this "greying" of agriculture.
• elderly • age • aging • farmer • rancher

Urban Agriculture
urban agriculture plays a major role in building a sustainable city
• sustainability • urban agriculture • community shared agriculture • permaculture • food security

Urban Agriculture: Moving the Field to the Table
a look at growing food within the city
• community shared agriculture • rooftop gardens • grow a row • sustainable food delivery system

The Honey Bee Crisis
In 2005, there was a honey bee crisis in the United States. The honey bee crisis (40-60% of honey bees in U.S. dead or weakened) negatively impacts wide range of crops.
• honey bee crisis • crops • vegetable gardens • agriculture • pollination

Agrarian Reforms in East Europe
Land reforms in post-war Eastern Europe did not improve the situation of the peasant class.
• agrarian reforms • peasants • land reforms • agriculture • class systems

Agricultural Use of Antibiotics Causes Risks for Humans -- Plus
Use of Antibiotics in livestock feed poses risks to humans but US federal agencies differ on the extent of the risk. Plus some home remedies to limit your own use of antibiotics.
• antibiotics • agriculture • food • disease • virus

Colony Collapse Disorder
This is a worldwide problem, particularly bad in America, where honeybee colonies are dying off at an alarming rate.
• colony collapse disorder • vanishing bee syndrome • pesticides • agriculture • pollinators

Community Food Security
“Study how a society uses its land and you can come to pretty reliable conclusions as to what its future will be” (p.94)
• food security • community • food charter • social economy • urban agriculture

Cooking with S/O/L/E
Eating locally, Sustainable Seafood, Organic, Cruelty-free Farm Practices. Here is a collection of recipes and informative articles shaking up the gourmet food world.
• sustainable • seafood • agriculture • organic • local

Farm Fresh Produce All Summer Long
Thinking about joining a Community Supported Agriculture or co-op farm? Here's everything you need to know about this growing movement.
• csa • community supported agriculture • farmer's market • local harvest • fresh produce

Farms Give Way to Development
Farmland is giving way to urban development. See the results of a five-year USDA study, listing the top ten states losing land to development.
• land • agriculture • agricultural • farm • farmland

Food First
growing food cooperatively builds community
• community gardens • food first • food security • community shared agriculture

Food Production: Who do you trust?
A look at the food production system and its alternatives.
• y2k • csa • community shared agriculture • food • be prepared

Forward into our Past.
the first in a series of articels looking at our agricultural past.
• history • agriculture • millennium • ontario • province

From Holistic Cattle Care to the "Agrigator"
A review of the weirdest, worst and best ranching-related sites the author discovered this month.
• ranching • dairy • cattle • agriculture • ranching products

From hunter to farmer and back, Part One.
Part One of a look at the history of food production.
• hunter • gatherer • primitive • farm • plow

Getting Fresh at the Penn Quarter Farmer's Market
It was my first visit to the FreshFarm Farmer’s Market in Penn Quarter. Located at the north end of 8th Street, NW between D and E Streets NW, the Penn Quarter market will be open from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursdays through October 30, 2003.
• farmer's market • washington dc • agriculture • local producers • fruit

Global Postioning System
The use of GPS systems is still not commonplace on every farm and there are still many obstacles in the way to achieving that goal. The system is expensive and is generally seen more on larger farms. However, over time, technology tends to come down in price and eventually I expect the majority of farms will utilize gps in one form or another. Eventually, the idea of remotely controlled tractors tilling, planting and harvesting may become a reality.
• gps • gps • farm • agriculture • crop

Going Organic, Part One
If our food is to be truly secure and safe, you need to grow it yourself, organically, or purchase it directly from a local organic grower.
• organic • food safety • food security • farmer's markets • csa

Hearing Loss on the Farm
It may seem somewhat strange that living in a rural setting is a common precursor to hearing loss but it is the sad truth. Cities may be busy with activity and far from quiet but it well known that between 50 to 75 % of all farmers will experience some level of hearing loss.
• hearing • loss • farm • agriculture

Here Come Hawaiian Bananas
For the first time in 15 years, Hawaiian growers may soon be able to begin shipping bananas to the mainlaind.
• banana • bananas • hawaii • hawaiian • agriculture

Honeybees and Monoculture
Our reliance on the Western Honeybee to pollinate many food crops inevitably exposes the bees to predators, diseases and our own attempts to control other insects.
• colony collapse disorder • monoculture • biodiversity • honeybees • pollinators

John Deere
John Deere probably never foresaw that the company he started in a small shop would eventually become an internationally recognized producer of farm, construction and logging equipment.
• tractor • john • deere • equipment • farm

Let's End Hunger!
There is much that we can do all we need is compassion and a willingness to get together and discuss the possibilities.
• hunger • poverty • community shared agriculture • gleaning • community gardens.compassion

Let's Talk Food: Responsibility
Each week Field to Table will examine the food chain and help you find the information you need to make decisions.
• food chain • decision making • multinationals • table • field

Lets Talk Food: Lunch
Food is one of our most intimate experiences.
• food • health • nutrition • food security • community

Living Green and Biodiversity
Why living green means working to preserve global biodiversity
• green living • biodiversity • sustainable agriculture • domestic animals • heritage turkeys

Locavores and 100 Mile Dieters
Eating locally is gaining converts and making me crazy. Why do we take a good idea and push it to illogical extremes? Eat only from a 100 mile radius? Seriously?
• local • sustainable agriculture • organic • omnivore • locavore

Micro Eco-farming
“The differences among individual micro eco-farms are many, yet that is their strength.”
• farming • urban agriculture • food • community • food security

Organic Apples: Tastier, More Profitable, Safer
Organic apples taste better, make more money for farmers, and are friendlier to the environment, research says.
• organic • apple • parkinson • insecticide • pestide

Our Natural Diet
Diet myths abound, so which plan is the healthiest and most appropriate? This article looks at our original, pre-agricultural diet.
• paleolithic diet • original • natural • nutrition • food

Permaculture Ethics
Without permanent agriculture there is no possibility of stable social order.
• permaculture • ethics • food supply • agriculture • society

Permaculture, Restoring The Earth
Our agricultural system can heal the earth as it provides food for our table.
• permaculture • agriculture • food • ecosystem restoration • forest

Pumpkin Patches May Have Slim Pickin's This Year
This year's drought may bring poor pumpkin patches. Farmers may need to boost their marketing skills to attract customers.
• pumpkin • pumpkins • harvest • fall • agriculture

Soybean Stats
Soybeans are America's number-two crop, behing corn. Learn more about this commodity and its uses.
• soybean • soybeans • agriculture • production • soy milk

Teething problems of Indian floriculture industry.
• floriculture industry • india floriculture • indian flowers • nabard • national bank for agriculture and rural developmen

The Cooperative Advantage
Earn a living and do good work.
• cooperatives • worker cooperative • urban agriculture • food • food security

The Family Farm
Agriculture is the cornerstone of a strong, viable, healthy and sustainable community.
• food • farm • agriculture • sustainability • community

The Six Mile Ranch Controversy
• agriculture • real estate • ranch • development • farming

The Tractor
The development of the tractor and why it became the farmer's most useful tool.
• tractor • farming • antique • history • agriculture

The Way Out
We need to reconsider our relationship with food.
• sustainable living • food • agriculture • sustainability • permaculture

Two Tomato
I will be able to savour the taste of cherry tomatoes picked within four feet of my kitchen table.
• cherry tomatoes • tomato • food security • community shared agriculture

Understanding the Term Organic
Healthy living has generated a natural food trend. Knowing the definitions and regulations for 'organic' can help consumers confused by marketing and labels.
• organic food • department of agriculture • sustainable agriculture • 100% organic • made with organic products

Want Really Fresh Vegies?
A discussion of farm food buying clubs, also called "Community Supported Agriculture". Describes how they work and what are the benefits. Lists resources to find out more, as well as to find a CSA near you.
• community supported agriculture • csa • food buying clubs • produce • organic

British Say Foot-and-Mouth Controlled
The British government announced that the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak is under control. Find out what that means for travelers and for the British agricultural industry.
• public health issues • healthcare • medicine • epidemics • foot and mouth

Choose Interdisciplinary Studies
Whether entering college directly after high school or returning after years in the workforce, consider adding computer science courses to enhance employability skills.
• computer science and agriculture • computer science and farming • computer science and retail • computer science and business • technology and agriculture

Farm Aid Concert 2006
Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp and Dave Matthews headlined the 2006 Farm Aid Concert. Farm Aid is the USA's leading family farm advocacy organization.
• farm aid • family farmers • family farm • farm • farmers

Farming and the Nile River
When is a flood a good thing? When it's the Nile River!
• ancient egypt for kids • ancient egypt • jodee redmond • nile • farm


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