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Researchers Explore Low-Cost Drainage Water Cooling

Agricultural engineers at Iowa State University are looking into using drainage water as a cost-effective way to help keep buildings cool during the hottest weeks of summer. “I think it has a lot of potential,” Iowa State University Extension ag engineer

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AFBF Responds to Milk Marketing Reform Proposals

American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall commented today on USDA’s proposed amendments to all 11 Federal Milk Marketing Orders. AFBF has been calling for FMMO reform since 2021 and convened a successful first-of-its-kind industry-wide forum

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Stay Updated By Leveraging Social Media To Access The Most Current Farming Insights.

In today's fast-paced world, the advent of social media has transformed the landscape of communication and information dissemination. As the premier platform for meeting Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in digital marketing, social media has emerged as a

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How to Choose the Right Agricultural Packaging Products?

For many farmers, planting and feeding are the first steps in the farming process. Harvesting and storing, however, are the second and most crucial steps, as they determine how the entire crop will be packaged, stored, and presented to buyers.

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Foot-and-Mouth Disease case numbers stabilised in Indonesia Media release Diseases Animals

The incidence of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) in Indonesia has stabilised with reported cases falling from over 12,000 per day in mid-2022 during the initial outbreak to around 25 per day currently.

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What Is The Spring Wheat Outlook At This Point In The Growing Season?

Last year, six states planted 100% of the country’s spring wheat acreage. In the Crop Progress Report released Monday, USDA said that 47% of the country’s total spring wheat is planted and 12% is out of the ground.

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Cotton Plant and Cotton Wrap

Cotton plays a unique role in the farming industry among all types of plants. Cotton is in constant high demand due to its irreplaceable functions, leading to a continuously rising trend in the cotton industry.

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3 Steps to Help Farmers Advertise Their Own Business

No matter how good your products are, your business will never grow unless people know about them. Therefore, farm marketing is essential for any farm business.

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Global Economy Set for Weakest Half-Decade Performance in 30 Years

A number of variables are coming together to promote significant development in the agriculture packaging industry. Global population growth and the resulting rise in food consumption, along with a growing emphasis on sustainable packaging options.

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Unleash Your Pocket and Enhance Your Life with T&H PACKAGING’S Expandable Container House

Last month, T&H PACKAGING LLC proudly launched its new expandable container house. Here are three compelling reasons why you should consider making the switch now!

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Australian Agriculture: Navigating Floods And Extreme Weather

Agriculture in Australia is a vital sector that contributes significantly to the economy, food security, and employment. However, recent years have seen an increase in the frequency and intensity of floods and extreme weather events, posing significant ch

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Community Connections: The Key To DisasterI Resilience

As Australian farmers know, extreme weather is part of living on the land. Dr Margaret Moreton says our focus must go beyond identifying risk to increasing the resilience of people and communities.

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The Strategic Role of Packaging in Enhancing Agri-Business Sustainability and Efficiency

In the realm of agricultural business, the importance of packaging extends far beyond simple product encasement. It acts as a strategic asset pivotal for maintaining the integrity of the product, streamlining the handling and transport processes, and elev

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ISO Defines Smart Farming, Details Benefits In Special Report

Smart farming and precision agriculture leverage technologies like agricultural drones, robotics, IoT sensors, GPS and farm management information systems to improve production efficiency, according to a report from the International Organization for Stan

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Upgrade Your Existing Equipment With Precision Technology That Can Improve Your Operation’s Efficiencies

The success of your operation hinges on the quality of your equipment and its capabilities.

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Selecting the Ideal Baler Twine: A Comprehensive Guide

Agriculture has been a cornerstone of human progress since the days of ancient Mesopotamia.

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Elevating the Green Revolution: Innovative Techniques to Boost Crop Yields

In the wake of the 21st century, humanity faces one of its most daunting challenges yet—the quest for sustainable food security in an era marked by an ever-increasing global population and the relentless pressures of climate change.

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Strategies for Achieving Success in Agriculture Business

Throughout human history, agriculture has played a pivotal role in nourishing and sustaining growing populations. As the business industry has evolved, agriculture has found its own indispensable niche within it.

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Farm Incomes To Ease As Prices Drop, Inputs Rise

Farm cash income for all broadacre farms is projected to decrease nationally by around 7 per cent to average $327,000 per farm in 2022–23 but remain 46% above the 10-year average.

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ABARES Report: Australian Farmers Adapting to Mitigate Climate Change Impacts

Climate change is having an impact on Australian agriculture, with farmers having to contend with higher temperatures and lower winter rainfall

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How Farmers Can Show Care for Farm Animals?

As Threatened Species Day approaches, the spotlight on the natural world has intensified, sparking discussions about eco-friendliness and animal preservation.

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How Do Farmers Mitigate Risks Caused by Climate Change?  

Climate change has become an increasingly focal topic, garnering significant attention in recent times.

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Western Australian Grain Handler CBH Prepares For Big Crops Of The Future By Buying New Trains

Lawmakers are all but certain to fail to enact a successor to the 2018 farm bill before it expires on Sept. 30 and plan to be in session for as few as nine of the remaining 22 weeks of this year.

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Australian Agriculture Sector To Shrink As El Nino Brings Hot And Dry Conditions

The anticipated El Nino and forecasts of warmer, drier conditions in the coming year are set to roll Australian agriculture back from recent record-breaking levels.

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Enhancing Farmer Success with Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands out as one of the most promising options to help farmers succeed.

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A Summary of Cost and Returns for the 2022-2023 Hay Crop

As we transition to spring in the coming months, we will naturally shift gears and begin thinking about and preparing for 2023 hay production.

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Why Choose an Agricultural Major?

For many young adults, agriculture might conjure up images of their grandparents' red barns, manual labor, and working on a farm.

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What to Consider Before Investing in Grain Bags?

Whether your yields topped your storage capacity or wild weather destroyed your grain bin system, you have a few options for additional storage.

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Baler Twine : What It Is, Its Advantages, and a Case Study

Today it is widely accepted that baler twine emerged as an excellent option to address the need for farmers to collect and store some of the cereal crops, which serve as food for livestock.

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T&H Partners with Agricultural Contractor Wade Killeen to Strengthen Support for Farmers Amid Pandemic Challenges

Actively seeking better ways to secure support and assistance can greatly aid farmers in averting crises and pave the path towards a more resilient future.

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Unveiling the Latest Advancements in Farmer's Best Mates: Baler Twine, Silage Wrap, and Net Wrap

Agricultural packaging, including Baler Twine, Net Wrap, and Silage Wrap, plays a vital role in ensuring farmers success.

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Agricultural R&D Investment On The Rise

The Australian agriculture sector has increased its investment in research and development (R&D) over the past ten years.

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Are There Good Reasons for Being a Farmer ?

Farming was among the earliest of civilized man’s occupations, and it has been the main economic basis of every civilization down to fairly recent times. Among

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Buy A New Sprayer Or Go Used?

Typically, year-old applicators would be in short supply compared to those two to five years old, but the marketplace is inverted these days

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Farming Is Becoming Trendy — But Should It Be?

Celebrities and regular folks alike are taking up farming — what’s the appeal? And is it glamorizing a difficult lifestyle?

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Technology: The Future of Agriculture

A technological revolution in farming led by advances in robotics and sensing technologies looks set to disrupt modern practice.

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Balancing Hot Button Issues With Weed Control

Between managing risk, improving productivity, and implementing sustainable practices on the farm, there’s not much room for error. Adjuvants help growers balance it all when it comes to weed control.

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Starter Fertilizer For Corn: 5 Things To Know

Most farmers are decreasing the use of a starter fertilizer into their cropping systems, yet crop producers still have interest in the practice if it contributes to a greater yield.

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3 Tips For Better Weed-Control Outcomes this Season

The best strategy for weed control in corn and soybeans is much like the one agronomists have long recommended for nutrient management – the 4R approach of right product (source), right rate, right time and right place.

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Measuring Carbon At The Farmgate Brings Dividends

Mudgegonga cattle and seedstock producer Julian Carroll has one long-term goal among his targets for measuring Mcarbon emissions within the production process

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Australia’s Cattle Herd To Reach Largest Size In Nearly A Decade

The Australian Beef industry and cattle herd are well positioned to capitalise on changing global supply dynamics in 2023.

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Softening Cattle Prices Reflect Ag Commodity Volatility: NAB

Australian agricultural commodity prices have continued to fall in the new year with the NAB Rural Commodities Index* now 14.4% below year-ago levels.

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How Agriculture Can Switch Diesel For Alternative Energy To Power Industry

New AgriFutures Australia research has revealed key pathways for the agriculture, fisheries and forestry sector to switch from diesel to alternative energy sources.

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Columbia Grain Helping Farmers Maximize Profits with Producer Solutions

Columbia Grain International (CGI) is ready to help farmers in 2023 maximize their profitability with it's new Producer Solutions platform.

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Record Low Hay Stocks Seen in Top Producing States

Two years of drought have severely depleted U.S. hay stocks.

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The Electrification Of Australia’s Agricultural Future – Time To Take Charge

Executive Director of Tractor and Machinery Association of Australia Gary Northover says, despite electric tractors still being in their infancy in Australia, there are signs that we will join other major agricultural economies in the coming decades.

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Innovative Air Cart A Productivity Boost For Crop Growers

Bourgault’s new range of seeding equipment has passed the test of two seasons in the harsh Australian environment with outstanding results.

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A Brisbane CBD School is Leading the Charge in Future Proofing the Agriculture Industry

The future of agriculture is changing, being driven by a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach combining math, science and computers with agriculture that is engaging the future generation more than ever.

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Hail Storms in Victoria's Mallee Region Cause Major Crop Damage

Crops worth millions of dollars have been destroyed and windows on homes smashed after hail storms hit the Victorian Mallee at the weekend.

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Agriculture on A Roll, But Where to Next?

A two-part ABARES Insights series on Australian agriculture draws attention to how changes in the sector over past decades have led to its current success and what will shape its future performance.

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Revitalised Native Grain Industry Gaining Momentum

A proud Gamilaroi man who recently started his own native grains business is partnering with a research team from the University of Sydney to share knowledge, revitalize country and help grow the emerging native grains industry.

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Christmas Cherry Supply Shortage Looms As Growers Battle Third La Niña

With the cherry harvest running a few weeks late, growers hope the rain eases.

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Ag Speak – Budget Must Grow and Protect Agriculture

NFF President Fiona Simson said the 43 recommendations in the peak farming body’s Pre-Budget Submission were built

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Satellite Smartphones Could Answer Call for Rural Connectivity

Smartphones with satellite connectivity could eventually prove vital for rural communities, delivering voice, data and broadband to Americans living in underserved markets.

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Scrapping Global Agricultural Subsidies and Tariffs Reduces Emissions, Improves Food Security

Improving food security, promoting global growth and cutting emissions can be achieved through the removal of agricultural subsidies and tariffs, according to the latest ABARES Insights report.

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Now's the Time to Estimate Winter Hay Needs

Harvested forages are a critical component of winter feeding programs for many cattle herds.

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Heavy Rainfall Thrills Central Queensland Cattle Producers — But It's a Different Story for Some Growers

After almost 150 millimetres recorded in some parts of the Central Highlands overnight, the Bureau of Meteorology says it is possible rainfall records for October will be broken.

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Central Australia harvests its first wheat crop in more than 45 years

A watermelon farmer is thrilled with the results of his property's first foray into durum wheat and says he will sowing more of it in the future.

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John Deere Introduces New P600 Precision Air Hoe Drill

Small grain farming operations across Australia now have access to a comprehensive choice of precision equipment to meet their unique needs and preferences.

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Farm Debt Rising With Sector Confidence

Increased agricultural sector lending activity is an encouraging sign that our farmers are looking to expand and invest in their businesses.

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T&H Joins the Excitement at Henty Field Days During Queen's Memorial Public Holiday

Join T&H at Henty Field Days this Queen's Memorial Public Holiday for an Exclusive Look at Our Latest Agricultural Innovations. Don’t Miss the Opportunity to Engage with Industry Experts and Discover Cutting-Edge Solutions!

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Strong Dollar Creating Challenges for International Customers Wanting to Buy American Commodities

Export markets are vitally important to America’s farmers. And this is especially true for pulse growers. However, Russia’s war on Ukraine has caused a lot of foreign currencies to weaken.

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Farming Exports Forecast To Reach Record Of $70.3 billion

Exceptional growing conditions and high global prices are continuing to benefit Australian agricultural production and exports.

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Indigenous Producers Needed For NSW Bush Food Industry To Meet Rising Demand

Bush Food Retailers in New South Wales Say They Are Turning To Other States To Source Local Native Ingredients As Supply Cannot Keep Up With Increasing Demand

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John Deere Moving More Hay & Forage Manufacturing to Mexico

July 28, 2022 John Deere announced some product production will move from Ottumwa to Mexico by the end of 2023, but simultaneously announced plans to revitalize their Ottumwa plant for the future.

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Farmland Values Jump 12% from 2021

August 12, 2022 -Pastureland values averaged $1,650 per acre this year, an increase of 11.5% over last year.

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How Does The War in Ukraine Impact Food Supply?

Before the war, Russia and Ukraine supplied 28 per cent of globally traded wheat.(Pexels: Giuseppe Russo)

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