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Agriculture has experienced a great transformation over the last three centuries. Our capacity to produce food from land has significantly improved as we adopted more intensive methods of crop cultivation. At the beginning of the 18th century, an average wheat harvest in England equaled 19 bushels per acre, while a hundred years later it was 30 bushels per acre [1].Agriculture has been flourishing. Yields have been increasing, populations growing, and more lands have been converted into agricult

Whether you are growing your aquaponics garden indoors or in a greenhouse, you need to provide 100% of the plants light requirements to thrive. Failure to set up the right grow lights requirements suitable for your system could result in the waste of financial and physical resources you invested in building and planning your aquaponics system. This article will discuss the lighting guide for indoor or greenhouse aquaponics systems to help you safely provide the right amount of light for your pl

5 Reasons to Say Goodbye to Conventional Spraying Practices Herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and fertilizer — many inputs are applied through the sprayer.  But spraying these chemicals and fertilizer the conventional way can end up costing farmers a lot of money, whether it’s wasted resources, ineffective pest control, or even damage to the crop. The more often you make a pass without precision ag technologies on the sprayer, the more likely you’

The planning, building and startup of a new (or retrofit, rebuild or extension) milking parlor is a uniquely exciting, challenging and stressful event. Financial deadlines are real. Construction fatigue is real.As the startup date looms closer, the higher the anxiety and the harder the push to “get it done.” Many times, this is when your focus must shift from construction decisions to slowing down and planning for the actual startup date. This transition from a fast, hard-working pace to a slowe