Initiative by all the major players in agriculture and farming to push our industry as career options.
The workforce in our industry is getting older. There is a need for new entrants especially into working on farms.
Have a read, you may be inspired. You may be that inspiration.
http://www.fwi.co.uk/Articles/23/03/2012/132111/Farming-initiative-steps-up-push-for-new-entrants.htm
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Watch “Roundup Resistant Weeds #727 (Air Date 3/11/12)”
With all the talk of Roundup resistant weeds, especially blackgrass, I think its worth looking into how the problem has come about.
This link from US is very informative, and well worth viewing.
Watch “Genetic Engineering Isn’t So Different From Classical Plant Breeding – Just Better” on YouTube
Genetic Engineering Isn’t So Different From Classical Plant Breeding – Just Better > Episodes > Green State TV
Improving Photosynthesis Enhances Crop and Biofuel Production « greenseedling
Harnessing sunlight. Photosynthesis.
Two processes that go hand in hand in all life for all time. Scientists are now trying to find new ways of utilizing the suns rays.
Makes sense , don’t you think?
Variety choice can make all the difference to final yield – 3/14/2012 – Farmers Weekly
GM Foods could help to fight obesity.
Interesting article from The Guardian on how GMO could help to reduce obesity.
I notice this is written by the Environment reporter, a change in the direction of reporting?
http://m.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/mar/13/gm-food-genetically-modified-obesity?cat=environment&type=article
Glyphosate-resistant weed popping up in Indiana fields
Is this the thin end of the wedge or just a few farms affected? In many ways the reasons why are not important anymore. There are now round-up resistant weeds.
What next?
Public opposition to GMO foods disappearing?
As ever I make no comment Whether I agree with this but its a good article.
http://m.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/mar/09/gm-food-public-concern?cat=environment&type=article