Today we are going Start a new chapter Write me The name of the subject ... its crop Production and management Well, .. Crop production and management, Which is the first question That's what comes to our mind ... This chapter is what we want Children, study this The name itself indicates the crop and Production like how crops are What produced in different steps Which we follow or should follow How to manage it and how many Which is also used in agriculture Usually several tools Now used in agriculture This is the question that comes to mind Why should you study this lesson? This is the thing I want to explain Here it is still known as our country About 70% of the country is based on agriculture Your population is still live or Indirectly joined or linked to We need to know how to farm and so on What are the different steps or how Food between crops or what we eat We have grain in our house As we reach out to children, In fact, we all eat it all The meal is fine, now let me ask you one thing ... Why do we eat food? What do you need to eat? Okay and everyone knows The answer is also that everyone knows we eat Food for many reasons Say to get energy for example Well, then maybe for growth, To lick to stay alive, okay ... Or maybe to repair your body, to repair it Of your body. The fifth I can take or I can say For proper functioning of the body. If the body functions properly, These can be the reasons we eat food Well, now first of all to get energy This makes it clear to me at this point Suppose someone sat you down It is okay to give food even for a day and then He gives you many things Things are laid before you Maybe like a new fun game Something like a video game but you Can't play and won't like You would rather play Why food because you can't do without food If there is any kind of energy because we are Throwing even the smallest ball we need We will have energy and therefore first Use, first of all, the first reason why we Having food is another source of energy Definitely who the kids are for growth Don't eat properly because one of them hurts Other diseases and we can call them Even malnourished means okay For proper growth of growth Having a body is very important The right food is now the third living That's right you can now become known as a Lord of the Rings If you want to be in this world if you are alive You want your existence To have food is to be alive How we get our body like the other time You probably know the other one Small things when cutting a finger Cut nails, cut short The cut we usually need to correct Cells die when used in the body To create new cells for Your body needs to be repaired again When we have food again, food again Only when we have the right energy Your body can take on different processes The place may be respiratory, perhaps other I immersed myself in things like growth Anything in your circulation Nothing can work, nothing can go Easily As long as we don’t have food. Ok The first topic is food and my question was, why do it Do you want food So here are the answers ... Why you need food. Now The second question is ... where does this food come from? Okay, from where or I can tell too What are the sources? Well, what are The source of our food? Well, everything we eat comes from the plants we have Either way it is coming from plants Or animals ... OK. Now when we talk about it Everyone knows that these are plants The very basics are exactly what I can write I can write wheat I can write corn, okay ... No need to give more examples because we I all know I can write meat, me Eggs can write, OK ... And again lots of examples and best The part is we all know this is fine, but now we know There is a difference between plants And we all know that The plants are as created Their own food and hence is known by this name Autotrophs OK, what does that mean now Autotrophs? That creature, that Creatures that make their own food Okay, so she's alive It is known that those who prepare their own food What autotrophs and in Examples are just trees, just trees They are the ones who follow the automatic code Nutrition and they make glucose. Glucose Is ready. Now if I say that though Animals All animals depend on plants I'm saying whether it's right or not All animals directly or indirectly Depending on the fine plants. If I take An example is a cow, a goat These are herbivores and others These depend on the plants, but if I Take the example of the lion, the tiger

Chilly

Hindi Name: Lal Mirch

Botanical name
Capsicum annum L Capsicum frutescens L

Family name
Solanaceae

Commercial part
Green as well as ripe and dried pod (fruit)

Unlike most other tropical spices, chilies are easy to cultivate and hence are cultivated in almost all the parts of the world, especially in the regions with tropic climate. Among the main producers of chilies India has an important standing.

Chilies were first brought to Europe during one of Columbus' expeditions but they did not meet much interest because black pepper seemed a much more promising culinary. However in Spanish and Portuguese colonies chilies did find a place Chilies were and within a few decades chilies became a fixed part in the daily diet of nearly all peoples in South and South East Asia.

One of the reasons for chilies being adopted more easily than any other spice was the difficulty that the farmers had in growing other pungent spices as they were expensive and difficult to cultivate. Chilies as compared to other spices were easy to cultivate and hot and humid climate in tropical regions, glowing hot desert of Northern India and extreme cold and dry seasons of the Himalayas in Tibet were perfect for its growth.

Among all the species of chili only five species of genus Capsicum are cultivated, and the most important species economically is Capsicum Annuum besides Capsicum frutescens that includes the Tabasco chili and is the most famous of all hot chilies.

In Northern India, as well as in Central Asia, chilies are used dried mostly. They are sold whole or ground at the market and are intensively fiery, intensively colored and intensively aromatic. In India, chilies from Kashmir (in the Northwest of India) have the best reputation and chilies are considered to be the universal spice of India. In India the states of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Karnataka, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu are the major chili producing areas and no country in the world has so much area and production of chili as India.

Chilies have two important commercial qualities, as some varieties are famous for red color because of the pigment Capsanthin while others are known for biting pungency attributed by capsaicin.

While consumption of chili is the highest in India, maximum export is also from this country and India made the record export of 51,900 tonnes of dry chili in 1996- 97.

Indian chili and its products are brought by a number of countries. Important among them are Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, South Korea and USA for dry chili and USA, Germany, Japan, UK and France for oleoresin.

Name in International Languages Spanish: Pimenton French: Puvre de Guinee German: Paprika Arabic: Filfil Ahmar Dutch: Spaanse Peper Italian: Peperone Portuguese: Pimento Russian: SStruchkovy pyeret Japanese: Togarashi Chinese: Hesiung Yali chiao Hindi: Lal-Mirch

Organic Farming is the Future of Agriculture

Eternal life for us is a design that meets your basic needs instead we should work towards innovation instead of using and deducting. We wanted to find out what options exist, including buying food in the supermarket. Their current form encourages destroyers. Farming methods I am studying sustainable farming 25 years The system is all we can not solve real problems.

Are really simple improving the quality of food and taking good care of the environment. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. That means farmers growing food and growing food are many unknown. You don’t know if there’s any reason to cut everything in your plan to start the sowing season a few months ago. So this idea was supported by a group of people. As a farmer, the farmer knows that at the moment between one and a half hundred outlets we will have 200 members. Every week depends on Wednesdays and Thursdays We get them a box wherever we send them and let everyone know they will get a box a week Healthy fresh food removed before they get it.

For us, it means we have stability. In fact, we have planted them. If you have a problem with food, sell it. Broccoli is small because of waste. Usually it is not possible. In the supermarket, we can give people two. Instead the supermarket is full they are just going for a bigger and bigger shelf life and the farmer encourages the farmer to go into it The input rat race never ends and permanently results in increasing numbers of environmental pollution and all other downstream effects. As a farmer you want healthy soil and healthy plants and healthy animals and good content. Create the soil you invite. The right set of microorganisms, that's the job.

We have microorganisms. We only make arrangements for them. After the habitat we got trees, along the way there were annual perennials and trees. Then in it you find the insects that live there and then we’ll include pigs, sheep and cows duck husks and I’m sure we’re forgetting a few bits and bobs and everyone has added value to the item. Then there was an idea we raised olive trees sheep are dairy animals sheep for example we consider a mixed system between plants and between them it is really important to recycle and keep the animal cycling is optimal and not going what you have manure or not input you probably remember No, but it's a pastoral desert, it's just grass, and yes that's what the earth is all about Can make rga. Now if there is anything better in the microphone, you hear right now and you get to hear a lot we will hear more birds later in New Zealand’s native forest.

Well, they are not all original, my God, do they free my soul? The supermarket system demands that farmers blame the same. The product will look extremely favorable price. Using more fertilizers and toxic spray chemicals was the traditional growing method. The CSA model makes it easy, as there is no pressure on farmers committed to visiting the industry, with forces such as droughts and pests creating biodiversity-creating soils and increasing resilience to nature, leading them to cultivate in this way.

They are in a position to fix CSA, our members allow us to diversify into it. It is the second oldest The system does not allow you to create diversity. If you are interested, if the environment is interested in you, be responsible for taking care of yourself. Health, if you have a social interest, I would say go out and take action like us, and your food and satisfaction will come and such places will change the snowball effect. Encourage.

No Soil and 95% Less Water

You may not see it on the skin, however this is the recent industrial neighborhood Associate in Nursing Agriculture Oasis. In this earlier Optical Masser Tag Arena, 250 types of Unifoliate Greens can be sold in large growing A, native supermarkets and restaurants. Thus people all over the world have access to a contemporary, delicious, highly nutritious diet.

 This thirty, 000 square meter house has thirty feet tall crops. They are big oppressive aeronautical technology. Usually in indoor growth the roots sit in the water and no one tries to process the water. Our main manufacturer accomplished that if you have the wrong nutrition in the basic structure, the roots have a much better natural process. Aeropharms says the base misting system allows them to use twenty-five percent less water than a daily farm.

In addition they do not use pesticides or herbs. Instead of soil, plants made from recycled plastic are larger in reusable materials. And instead of the sun, there are rows and rows of special crystal rectifier lighting. People say, without the sun? Wait, the plants will love the sun. In fact, plants don't like the yellow spectrum, so we can measure our energy steps by doing things like reducing the variety that ensures the spectrum. With this sophisticated climate control system the increasing cycle size is 0. is broken in, so crops can be round all year round, however with little effect on the environment. : These things are stressful on our planet. Seventy percent of our H2O infections come from agriculture. The seventieth use of our H2O is in agriculture. One-third of our farmland has been damaged in the last forty years. The purpose of this macro trend is that we need a new thank you for feeding our planet.

. 1 1999 1999. In the year 1999, Despomier and his students devised a plan to provide food to the cities with the largest population in the vertical fields, while the victims would receive less land and less water. They can additionally cut greenhouse gases by eliminating the need to move food over long distances. And that's why the plan is finally taking root. Over the past few years, vertical farms have been found all over the world, as well as in and around Vancouver, Singapore, Panama, the UK, and the United States. Here in the metropolis, Aerofarms is building another new farm during the previous steelwork, larger than the play area. Once it is fully operational, it expects 2 million pounds of greens a year - all vertically. We tend to listen hard to plants and take a look at and adapt to these completely different qualities of plants in order to understand and understand what we are saying in America. It’s a strong business, however he’s keeping one and it’s going to have an even bigger and bigger impact. Note: Assuming someone from a vertical field can solve your food production problem? Allow us to do the following.

And look at this next part where this major US city is trying to become zero waste.

 Once I was running twenty-three years on rheology, the diameter of the exercise was about eight. Today we have doubled that. So far, the urban center has been happy with eighty percent of its landfills, and its success has caught the attention of the world. You may not see it on the skin, however, the recent industrial neighborhood is Associate in Nursing Farming Oasis. In this earlier Optical Masser Tag Arena, 250 types of Unifoliate Greens can be sold in large growing A, native supermarkets and restaurants. Thus people all over the world have access to a contemporary, delicious, highly nutritious diet. Narrator: This 30,000 square meter house has thirty feet tall crops. They are big oppressive aeronautical technology.

Usually in indoor growth the roots sit in the water and no one tries to process the water. Our main manufacturer accomplished that if you have the wrong nutrition in the basic structure, the roots have a much better natural process. Aeropharms says the base misting system allows them to use twenty-five percent less water than a daily farm. In addition they do not use pesticides or herbs. Instead of soil, plants made from recycled plastic are larger in reusable materials. And instead of the sun, there are rows and rows of special crystal rectifier lighting. A lot of people say, no sun? Wait, the plants will love the sun. In fact, plants don't like the yellow spectrum, so we can measure our energy steps by doing things like reducing the variety that ensures the spectrum. This sophisticated climate control system cuts the thigh

Soilless farming 

Hello! This is a 6 inch PVC pipe I'm using in a cinder in the pot, which is a waste of the Forge Shop's vivid charcoal. You can use small stones in place of this yogurt I use even cocopet in each pot to germinate the seeds.

These are the parents of water, these are dry rice seedlings. I've roasted them here with a little water. You can use dry leaves. In this process but first, we have to rotate the leaves like the compost making process, the roots of the plants do not grow a few days after adding water to the top of the pipe as well as in these pots.

If you put too much water here just above the pipe, it will be fine because the excess pipe will go out of the hole. See that you can't plant all the same plants in the hydroponic system, now that the water spinach grows larger, I am now building these plants with this thin thread so that the plans don't fall down. Use raw cow dung.

 IC fertilizer as an ingredient First, mix raw cows in water and pour it on top of the pipe in 1-liter intervals for 1 day if you want more growth then use 1 shelf teaspoon NPK type fertilizer in each 1 liter mixture. Fertilizers of NPK varieties: 1-3, 9-9-1, 1-9, 3-6 N-1 N, etc. And in this case you can cultivate these plants using only NPK fertilizers. 1 tablespoon NPK fertilizer in 1 liter of water. Mix and add. It is at the top of the pipe at a distance of 7 days

Indian Farm

Hello friends, Today I am planning to show you one more thing than our Terrace Garden. My uncle's palm is a palm nut / betel nut farm and it is five acres, and it is often my cousin's first, that the WHO can help the United States to plant and make hair. Hi guys I can point out feather palm nuts / betel nuts, spicy peppers and bananas, lemon and more.

Initially, we are watching the vine plants grow from ten to ten feet high and their leaves may appear taller as we grow colder and colder. Once the raindrops are seen on the branches of the growing tree, the flowers will be seen once in a few days. The small vines may appear here. After they ripen, they change their color and their length increases. Once the yellow cream turns like a creamy yellow color, you have to dry it finely and the cardamom you can currently see on the feather palm nut / betel nut angiosperms tree looks like a square measure.

 Similarly, the square measure of cocoa leaves present only a touch of its flowers, it is often a floral flower in male buds, and what you see here is feminine, feminine flowers, but once fertilized, you will conceive once. Well this is what you will be able to see the small edible seeds here, and with the shell it is often an adult mature petal shell. Once you have removed the shell, it appears that it is (dried). These feathers allow you to see palm nut / betel nut and presently fewer plants. The leaves feel that they give a nice smell as the veins give the small flowers the impression that they are like shrubs.

 Spermatozoa of low-flowering flowers can be seen once in February and relatively few years, and in comparison you will only see fewer beans, the squares will be slightly less. As they grow up in October, they start to count, adults seem less likely that once the color is red it is ready for harvest, let's see if we are able to sense coca. Plant.

 It is a cocoa plant from the leaves that is annoying to find out whether it is cocoa or less, and the leaves you will be able to see cocoa, only through the stem will be less square measure. On a personal basis that grows directly on the stem, compared to the lower flowers, the square measure of flowers may look smaller than the small flower, as compared to the lower flowers with this flower fragment. Fifteen centimeters long, grown cocoa shell looks like cocoa seeds square measure dried and square measure addictive Delicious chocolates He will be able to see unusual pineapple in relation to this cocoa plant Once you have planted it will cause pineapple combos. For 2 years, you will get pineapple and they need at least 2 years of grips to grow squares that are required for two months. Switch the Y and its color to yellow so that you can slice more than half of it and use it for a new plant that can produce pineapple.

Farming with Zero Cost

India sells a lot of chemical fertilizers ... which we call urea, DAP, superphosphate ... and chemical pesticides ... which we call endosulfan, malathion, parathion, benzenehexaloride. These are the products where farmers' profits have been the biggest loser. Every year (as reported in the year), Indian farmers collectively spend 80,000 crore for these chemicals, which is a completely avoidable cost. So what should you do? We have to go to these farmers and tell them not to discard these fertilizers and pesticides because they are chemicals.

 Then the farmer will ask what to wear? Ask him to use the dung. (Dung is Indian dung - cross breed cows do not have the high quality, characteristics and health which produces good quality milk and dung for Indian cows). If the farmer argues that the production of chemical fertilizers is excessive, then patiently explain that it has the benefits of organic fertilizers made by dung. Net profit is higher than chemical farming because it is so expensive.

In the past, the price of urea, a sack of chemical fertilizers, is around Rs 70,000 today (in 2008) in the black market it is Rs. And the price keeps rising every year. Why is it growing? Because these chemical fertilizers are made from petroleum products and petroleum products called naphtas ... naphtas are imported (naphtha is a common term in reference to flammable liquid hydrocarbon mixtures) and therefore all this money goes out of India. The other problem with these chemical fertilizers is that 1 time when you put 1 pill second, you have to add 2 sacks. The third time you have to add 3 sacks and the fourth you have to put 4. The quantity needed is always increasing. The 3rd problem is heat. This chemical fertilizer is hot ... drying the soil up north and then need to water a lot in the field. Wheat fertilizer is only used 3 times when the dung fertilizer is used. You will need to drink twice as much water 6 times to use urea and DAP. This is the fourth problem, raising the cost of water and diesel needed to operate a water pump. Now the price of diesel is also increasing every year.

The 5th problem is reducing the water table. Excessive use of water will cause water tables to fall down. Earlier, there were 3 feet of water, but today in most places in India there is no water for at least 5 feet. So tell the farmers how the chemicals in their fields will hurt them. The price of everything in chemical farms goes up. Earlier, the price of diesel was around Rs 35 and gradually it will be Rs 5. Then the poor farmer will have a crisis and he will die at the cost of diesel for water pumps. The 6th problem of chemical farming is that once you put it in the field, it will dissolve in the soil and be taken from the root of the tree, reach the stem, then reach the fruit of the tree ... and from the plant to the body when we eat the plant. If this poison enters your body, it will also be poisoned in the mother's milk.

It would be like a Putna monster in the Mahabharata who came to kill Krishna by giving her poisoned mother's milk. Many breastfeeding women in India are, in fact, in the same situation as Putin… and (unknowingly) breastfeed their children in poisonous milk. Many companies have reported finding these chemicals in breast milk. Breastfeeding women They had all the chemicals in milk that were in urea and pesticides! This food is entering your body through the food you eat.

Causes of the same chemicals as cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure. There are १88 variants of the disease caused by these chemical fertilizers. So please explain to the farmers: Do not use chemical fertilizers because: 1. It is imported, 2. It is harmful to the consumer and the farmer. 3 .. It causes financial loss to the farmers. So the farmer will ask what to use. Ask him to use the dung. Usually farmers tell you that production in dung fields is low. So tell him that the produce from the dung field is very good. What the Urea and DAP can't get, the dung can also be found and for free. I have been working with farmers on this topic for the last 12 years. We have proven that the use of fertilizers prepared by the farmers yields more than double the yield (twice as much) than the use of chemical fertilizers.

 You can come to some of the fields where I am working with the farmers, where thousands of farmers have gone back to irrigate their fields with field crops. The results have been good too - farmers who used to produce 20-25 metric tonnes of sugarcane with chemical fertilizers in one acre are now getting 90-100 metric tonnes of sugarcane production. Production has never diminished alone. Farmers who were getting 10 to 12 quintals of wheat production in the field today are taking 20-22 quintals of wheat production after going into field farming! Today, those getting one and a half quintals of cotton are getting it7 quintals of income when they start using manure using dung. Thousands of farmers are here in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh etc. There are many farmers.

I worked for over 12 years teaching farmers all over this area. Organic fertilizers produced in dung fields often produce more than chemical fertilizers. Why does this happen? It is very important to understand why production is always high in dung. This is an important point, which means that farmers should be explained.

The reason for the increase in production is that dung is the food of billions of insects, insects and microorganisms. Chemical fertilizers and pesticides are no food for these pests, insects and microorganisms, but poisonous to these living organisms. An example is the earthworm that lives in our soil. Take an earthworm and place it in your palm and pour some urea on it. The moment you put 3 to 4 grains of urea in them, they will start to struggle and become a pain and die within a minute when we put tons of urea in our fields, we have killed billions of earthworms.

What is earthworm work? Earthworms cultivate your soil and make it soft, airy, and nutritious. The earthworm moves up and down through the soil. It does it 3 times a day… up and down… up and down… Up and down, as earthworms travel underground, they create billions of micro-tunnels underground that help absorb rainwater and take it underground. Millions of liters of rainwater is absorbed into the groundwater in a small amount of groundwater if it rains within months. If there is one thing that works for water recharging, then it is the best working earthworm. But with urea, this bad thing dies and can't work. Therefore, placing urea in the field is equivalent to committing suicide. If you put urea in, the earthworm will be destroyed.

 If it dies, it cannot be the soil that forms the soil. Hard and non-porous as rock. There is a truth about clay, chapatis and chapati. If you stop cooking the dish from the top, it will become hard and burn. Likewise, if you stop your soil from moving, it will become rigid and burnt.

I had calculated how much an earthworm works. If and when an earthworm lives for a year, it moves about 36 metric tons of soil up and down. But if the same thing was done by a tractor, it would require 100 liters of diesel and it would cost you Rs 3,600 (Rs 1 lakh till 36 lakh 2009). Each earthworm is priced at Rs 6,66 or 5 liters of diesel (1 cane is valued at Rs. 3, Rs. 3).

By killing chemicals and pesticides, they kill billions of dollars and then we lose billions of dollars worth of natural resources and destroy land. If you count the value of every pest and organism, it is a total disaster. Then you will understand why our farmers commit suicide). So if we keep cow dung, which is the food of these pests and organisms, they grow healthy and healthy. They multiply so fast that they are not unimaginable! They have no family planning policy. Every earthworm in their life produces about 50,000 offspring. A particular type of earthworm produces even 100,000 offspring in their lifetime. Now imagine that 000,000 were created before they died, and before they died, everyone else created another 000,000. The scale is unimaginable. And these earthworms can drastically change the soil! Once these people made tunnels, when it rains, the water will go underground and there will be no flood or flow into the river or the sea and not be wasted.

That is why the flood of chemical farming has side effects. Explain this to the farmers. (There are hundreds of other pests and organisms. Dung beetles are another example of this. Also, if farmers are still hesitant, tell them how the Bharat Swabhiman Trust ... will not reduce income? How did you keep the dung? Very important. On the other hand if you put dung on the field (not any dung but Indian cow dung), it is the food of billions of insects, insects and micro-organisms. The method of how to make organic manure with dung is very important.

 How does a farmer usually plow dung today? He collects dung near the waste field in his field and keeps it there for months, months, months, and all year long, leaving a dry Goddess and losing all its nutrients, then we keep it in a dry cavity field ... all the nutrients in it, then we dry Cavitation should be kept in the field and for that reason the productivity is low, with Caudung should be used in the neighborhood with fresh and wet ways. If you mix fresh lukewarm water in the water, the result is 3 times higher. So explain to farmers not to leave dry dung in the fieldso Mix in water and drop it in the field. Here's a formula on how to mix it with water. The formula is 1 acre depending on how many acres you increase or decrease it.

1 acre is 2.5 bigha or 43,500 square feet or 4000 square meters. So for 1 acre he would need 1) 10 kg of manure. I return 10 jar again. 3) Dung is used in 2 liters of water of the same animal. How to collect urine now? Make a channel and finally dig a hole and place a holding tank or drum in the gold shade, and when the cow urinates, it flows to the vessel and goes into this tank or plastic drum. This is how you can compile it. Also, there is no end date for animal urine! 1 year ... 2 years ... 3 years old ... 5 years old ... 10 years old ... 20 years old ... not bad ... so don't worry about getting screwed. 3) 1 kg jaggery. There are three types of jaggery: 2nd people eat and they eat animals and 3rd is very inferior and black and is not used for anything. This kind of molasses is very important and useful for the fields.

 This type of molasses is generally considered a waste and no one uses it but it is very good for the fields. )) 2 kg dal flour. There are several types of dollars so you can use any type of pulse available. )) One hand or half kg of soil in your field. It is meant to collect all the bacteria that live in the field. Great place to collect soil under the peach tree on the bark tree.

One of the reasons why we have this compilation is because we have higher oxygen content because these plants provide the maximum amount of oxygen and microorganisms under this tree. ... These microorganisms need to be multiplied for soil. Now add all these 5 items to a plastic drum and mix them with a large bamboo stick. I like to mix well and then cover it with cloth and keep it in the shade for 15 days. If you have problems try mixing water but do not mix too much water. Very little water is required. After 3 days, organic dung is ready. What has been caused by this solution is that the microorganisms in the soil have grown enormously. Remember to cover it with a cloth and keep it out of the sun. Now add this fertilizer to the field and we have to mix it in water before we can put it in the field.

You can add 10x the amount of caudung. If you add 10 kg of dung, you need to add 100 liters of water. Add a maximum of 200 liters of water. Now you can plant it in the field, either by hand or by spraying. When these billions of microorganisms reach the soil and start working on the soil, the soil nutrients will increase. (Please note that these are not nutrients, but are multiples of bacteria needed to produce the nutrients that plants need). What these bacteria are, insects and other organisms begin to live in the soil and begin to create their magic.

All the nutrients that plants need, such as nitrogen calcium iron, are supplied by these bacteria. Once these plants get nutrients, they grow healthy ... and if the plants are healthy, they will give healthy fruits and vegetables. Healthy seedlings will produce good and healthy crops. Also note how often you need to add organic kudung fertilizer to your field. The next day after plowing in your field, it is a good time to spray. Then after four to five days sow your seeds. So in one acre you will spray about 100 liters of this organic dung manure. After 21 days, you spray again. Why 21 days because the seeds germinate with soil for 21 days from the day you sow the seeds.

After 7 days, it begins to grow with the help of the sun in the way of photosynthesis. When the sun rises, it accelerates. Generally, you know that you have to wear it every 20 to 21 days. So if you have a crop for 4 months you should wear it 5 times. Generally, you know that you have to wear it every 20 to 21 days. So if you have a crop for 4 months you should wear it 5 times. Give the crops 6 months then you will need to add this fertilizer 7 to 8 times.

If there are props for a period of one month, you will need to spray these fertilizers and times. Each time you have to spray 100 liters per acre. The main thing about this organic dung manure is that its price is almost zero and it produces good results. It is filled with iron, calcium, phosphorus. Caudung is rich in iron, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, silicon, cobalt magnesium, manganese, it contains about 18 micronutrients. Calcium, phosphorus, and urine also contain all these micronutrients in the gut. This fertilizer is full of nutrients while urea does not have it all. DAP does not have it all. Urea and dap contain no calcium, and calcium is the most essential micronutrient of the soil. Because if calcium is in the soil, it will go into the roots and from there to the stem and from there it will get there.Fruit and fruit will go into your food plate and from the food plate it will come into your body. And when he comes into the body and the bones are strong and the bones are strong, the whole body will be strong and healthy. So you have to explain it all to the farmers patiently. When they use it, they will get a good crop. For the first time this farmer will use a little helper for the farmer. So you can tell him not to worry that can be kept because 1kg will not be a loss. Even the most disadvantaged farms compared to last year also found that production was around 5% of last year but the net profit saved from buying fertilizers was very good so the net profit was higher than last year.

So in any case, the bottom line is that there will be more profits than last year. And if you use it every year for 2 or 3 years, you will see an increase in income every year. There are farms that have doubled their production. There is no need to filter if the solution contains organic matter and let it go on the field and it will be more beneficial to the soil.

One thing to keep in mind about placing it on the field is that it should not fall on the plant / crop because if it falls on a tree it will be wasted and dried and one thing to note about keeping it on the field. It should not fall on the plant / crop because if it falls on the plant it will be wasted and dried because the important thing to keep on the field is that it should not fall on the plant / crop because if it falls on the tree it will be debris and dry but if it is on the soil. If it falls, life will grow and flourish.

If the crop is high, you can pour water into the channel where the water is flowing into the field so it is a great way to reach the root of the plant automatically. Another method is to mix this solution together in a dried field or you can mix it with soil in the field and then make small balls and throw it into the field. Another method is to mix this solution together in a dried field or you can mix it with soil in the field and then make small balls and throw it into the field. Another way to put solutions in the field is to collect ash of dung cake usrd in a cooking oven and mix it in solution. This will make it more potent as it has extra nutrients in the gray which are neither coarser nor coarser. Dung and urine of any pure breed can be used for cattle, ox, buffalo, goat, sheep, donkey, horse, camel, elephant. You can mix it all together. A combination of these animal dung may also be used, but in the end you will need to add Indian cow or else it will not be good ... dung and urine of any purebred dung (but not cross breed), bulls, buffaloes, goats, sheep, donkeys. , Horse, camel, elephant. You can mix it all together as well if you only have cross breed cows, then mix fresh dung from Indian cows ... If you hear this, slowly sell your cross breed cattle and take their place clean. Breeding local cows.

If you are listening to me, sell your cross breed cows slowly and replace them with pure breed cows. Because this cross breed cow's milk, like Jersey and HF, contains milk called A1, which has been proven by scientists to be healthy. (The inclusion of dairy cows is a major problem for these non-Indian cows.) Farmer Farmers will also need organic pesticides for organic pesticides. W e can make zero-cost organic pesticides. It is a one-acre organic pesticide formula. It can produce zero worth of organic pesticides. It is a one-acre organic pesticide formula. 2) 2 liter (pure breeding) cow urine, any animal (pure breeding) buffalo, goat etc. 3) k kg of neem leaf paste. K kg Akova leaves are called Akonda in Bengali, Erukku in Malayalam and Kosh in Sanskrit. When the leaves are poisoned like broken milk. (The plant also has anti-mosquitoes.))) Beshram is a poisonous plant and is shamelessly stagnant without water or water. Ipomoea carnia. )) K kg of groundnut (custard apple leaf)) Congress kg of Congress grass, carrot grass,)) g1 g of hot red or green chilli paste,)) g5 g of garlic paste and all the leaf paste that you normally do not eat cows Can wear Give it a cow (usually poisonous) and see if it is eaten. If you do not eat the cow, do not take it, then use leaf-paste.

Mix and boil it all in a metal drum. Once it cools, add 200 liters of water. Now the organic pesticide is ready. You can spray it on any crop. In 3 days it will destroy all kinds of pests. It does not cost you money and you can use it on any crop eg. Wheat, rice, chana, pulses, peas, sugarcane etc. Now we have to remove urea, DAP, endosulfan and similar dangerous chemical fertilizers from our village and we have to save Rs 4,80,00 as well.0 crore and this will save the city Rs 2,32000 crore spent on the health of the people who are currently eating chemically cultivated fruits and vegetables. Together, it can save over 700,000 crores, which is equivalent to a collection of 1000 superhero Bollywood films like Riot's collection every year. This will reduce GDP (due to lack of fertilizer sales) but increase quality of life, health, welfare, income, farm employment and happiness. This is not going to be easy and we have had to fight just as much for Lokmanya Tilak and Mahatma Gandhi.

How did you end up in the business of farming, agriculture was our livelihood from an early age, but I was no longer a farmer. I used to work as a sales insurance agent and when I was employed here in Abra, I went back to our old farm and got my interest in farming, so I thought to be a farmer, where my market was and what my market would be. So before leaving my business, I went to Manila again and once more went to supply my crop to clients Search took rahakanca when I myself said that we should not go back if it is at de back of a big unused land.

 And use it again. Our crops here are mainly pla१ days old, if you notice this stick is used as a base for the crop, when the strong winds or storms cause the crops to fall and fall. If you are transplanting easily during the rainy season, then you need to plan for pruning and protection is very important "was that the practice even then?" I think I am the only farmer who has implemented here and other farmers have come to support their crop because they plant without much planning but for me this whole thing is my livelihood so I really need to take care of it to maximize my profits. And Avoid Damage I set up the defense "How long have you been in Manila" since 2006 we moved to Manila Yes, there have been adjustments and go back to your own country when you had stayed "8 years" 8 years and decided to start farming business. Too big because I sold our house in Manila to start our business here and used them to buy farm machinery, and at the same time, what we had in the city was not available in that province.

For me ments adjustment can be described as "how your life was in the city" "compared to your lifestyle in the province" "When I was still working as an agent there was a quota and you need to meet the quota so that all you have to do is live in rain or shine. Everything has to be done, I have to come to work, but when I started farming and once I supply the customers. Because of that I started planting my market and my priority.

Eggplant Sealing Labo and other crops worked really well for our first harvest We used our first income to build a new home "So the last 5 years" years years "is your life, was it difficult to give you the first in the corporate world from the second to the second month? This was because all your money and savings were directly invested and invested but not the third of the harvest season In the month I'm so thankful that everything worked out well for the first time, which is probably because it's not so hard to leave the corporate world, when you just started farming, compared to how big your fields are, I started with about 1.5 hectares now, almost 5 of them. What is the difference? Yes, one big difference is starting with a capital budget so that you can earn good returns You have to manage your budget carefully and the income is the same amount of money unless a bad storm hits the farm.

Why Saffron Is So Expensive | So Expensive

It's a saffron and only 1 pound of it costs you $ 5000. It is the most expensive spice in the world. Most spice successful? Vanilla about $ 600 a pound. So what makes saffron so expensive? For starters, saffron may be a refined spice for harvesting. Saffron comes from Crocus sativus flower and each flower has 3 red spots. It's a saffron. Only 1 pound of saffron needs a hundred and seventy thousand flowers.

Purple flowers are up to six weeks late in the month of Gregorian calendar month. It's the chosen time of day to cut them together. The ninth year in the world is grown in saffron fields in the Iranian Republic of Iran. However, collecting all the saffron is beneficial. For most saffron harvesting area unit girls, a maximum of ucks is paid every day. Saffron is not fully matured in the Islamic Republic of Iran, it is matured in Morocco, Spain, Italy, European nations, Afghanistan, India and even ourselves. Why US? २०१ Although many Americans did not have saffron in the United States, the United States provided twenty-five tons in २०१ in and forty-five tons in 2016. - So what's the good of a saffron? For centuries, it has been proven to be useful in many things.

Saffron often works in the kitchen. - It gives the dish its signature taste and golden color. It also works in broth, breads and marinades. Once the saffron is soft it produces a golden color. - Individuals attempt to pass Turi, red flower petals and Liliaceous flower flower stigma as a saffron. However the taste and dye are completely different. On a monster scale, saffron can be a powerful and cheerful drug. And the analysis suggests that the symptoms of Alzheimer's, depression and PMS should be corrected. Who knows this little spice punch?

Built On Agriculture

We know that we will not grow more farmland so we need to find ways to increase our productivity to feed the hungry world by getting more produce from current farms, which is coming to us. [Drum, guitar, and melodica play in bright rhythm] [Woman credited] And ... Lord Selkirk's members pose a great threat to the clan of the Highlands in the Red River area. Through determination and agricultural studies, the Settlers were able to succeed beyond their expectations. But as time has changed, so have the challenges, now that farmers are facing many obstacles to continue feeding the world.

For more than 3 years, agriculture has been fundamental to the development of colonization in Manitoba. On the arrival of the Selkirk settlements, he established the first agricultural settlement in Manitoba by the Europeans. And since that time, this province has flourished. It is an important part of our history and an important part of our future development as a province. People are migrating from farms, to cities and to cities, and the world's population has now crossed the threshold where most of the world's population is now.

There are fewer and fewer people in the fields, more and more people are eating in the city, and I think this trend is likely to continue. In my opinion, the big driver of the agricultural sector is now behind the billion people on the planet and we are on the billion. They are estimated to be around 20950. Some experts believe that the world supply-demand curve will remain strong for the foreseeable future.

Higher space rates will be a challenge for the next generation of farmers. If I were to start a farm today, I would usually start with a relative. In a sense, you are trading a lack of money for sweat equity. And that's how I started with my dad. I didn't even have a penny, it was my dad's money that we stuck to this farm. The cost of space has increased very quickly. We often see it as a slight increase in grain prices. There are some young people who may find that they have discovered cropland and have slowly made their way and enter it, but it is a big challenge now. As we see more and more young people migrating to the city for jobs, parents and other families are demanding more profits and more produce than ever before.

The future is endless. These businesses are highly sought after by skilled people and by a large scale, enthusiasm for product farming, who feel comfortable in such an environment, and increasingly sophisticated customers. But this is a global business. On the other hand, it is all about global production agriculture and human food consumption. In just over a decade, agricultural engineers have invented new and innovative methods of farming. With this advancement of technology, farmers have seen the size of their equipment and the field grow beyond what they believe is possible.

Now that the devices have computer technology and wireless telecommunications, satellite technology, we have now started providing services where we are now remotely monitoring the devices. In some cases, we know when a piece of equipment will break down before the farm manager knows it. People I know, my friends, who are heavy farmers in this part of Manitoba, don't let that machine dry, they are on their iPads and their cell phones, and they investigate what is going on in the crop-related world, and their application technology is phenomenal, and they do it. How it applies to their agricultural work.

Technology has really started to take off as we expand. We're discovering new things, especially with new mobile phones. It's really helping us to keep recording and doing things on our field, which is really a multiplier.

I keep track of everything going on in the phone. Here we have a program called Farm at Hand. One of the technologies developed with the size of a large technology is precision farming, which gives farmers the opportunity to calculate different rates of fertilizer in different areas of the field and look at different rates of pesticides applied. Different areas of the field for measuring crop growth. Some of these precision agricultural technologies have enabled large-scale farming to still be done on a site-specific basis. Everything we do on the farm, from the inputs to the farm, removes everything, the income, the container we are keeping, the humidity, everything must be kept in mind by a farmer.We began to look at integrated work activities last year, and as we extract that data, how operators' performance has changed or how they differ in the same field and why. GPS is the biggest win in the agricultural sector. Most of them we use in our fields are for guidance. And if we have a tractor without GPS, I don't know if I have an operator for it.

If you count everything, you now have good knowledge, and so what you need to do is make sure you max out every piece of equipment in the field. It's showing our humidity here, our average humidity, instant bushels per acre, so we'll get to about 70. Sometimes you get to the point where you program the piece of equipment. Doing a task in the field and it will get the job done and work itself. If you start to move to more autonomous equipment, where you don't need an operator in that piece of equipment, you can run away with smaller equipment, but if many of them are in the field? I could see it coming in the future.

 Meteorologists around the world have found that farmers have encountered environmental problems that can cause serious problems for the future of agriculture. You get the weather for a short period of time. The weather is what you expect it to be for the long haul. So climate change suggests that what you expect is changing. Climate change is one thing that is affecting us more and more and I know that in my younger years I have seen a lot of change in our seasons and weather conditions. If this persists, we do not know whether it will be a continuous high water problem, meaning we will have a permanent flood or water shortage. Risk is my first concern for prairie.

When we look at what climate models are saying about the coming decades, our number 1 concern is water, not much water, but not enough water. Droughts and wet periods, or floods, are a normal part of our climate, and they always will be, but for me, the climate model suggests that if it is dry, summer just won't get hot. Summer calls me a drought. It is almost inevitable that, no matter where we travel in the developing world, when we talk to farmers, they will say something like this for their father, for hundreds and hundreds of years, and for grandparents and grandparents, they always knew that it was a rain. The deadline has arrived, and now they say the rain will no longer come.

Water scarcity is our number 1 limited source, and getting double the crop per drop is what they say we need to do worldwide to give the world a better future. What we are going to do is use research and technology to help increase productivity and profitability for farmers. I am surveying and installing tile drainage. From that we are hoping to store the water coming from the field, see what happens to phosphorus. We will multiply it and then hope to replenish the water in our fields with phosphorus through irrigation and nitrates. But is a properly installed tile going to help with dry or wet years? We don't really remove moisture that will get too dry in the field, we are just taking out the water that will really damage the development of crops. So having all this water can be a tremendous asset. In North America, 20% of the pure water usually flows through Manitoba. So this is a real masterpiece in the hole.

If we can capitalize some of our water storage at the wrong time and then use it during the growing season, we can be a really powerful player in the world's food production. The growing season is about a month longer than the 0000 season, and that's a good change. The data clearly shows that this will continue, so that maybe 40 years or more you have another month to add to that cold season.

 The agronomist will tell you that one consequence of this is that you have been allowed to cultivate your crop in the past, but it also means that the maturity dates of your crops are also changing and may not necessarily be in line with the patterns of rainfall we have come to. Researchers have discovered that foods yield more per acre, even under extreme conditions, through genetic changes. When it comes to genetically-modified foods, it's a double-edged sword. On the one hand, there is a changing climate, almost undoubtedly now, either due to drought, but also with temperature differences, which means that it is difficult for producers, farmers, to get continuous production. By modifying the genetics around the plantThey made them stronger, more rigorous, but of course, there are other shortcomings in the process and one has to be very careful. When we begin to look at the types of hazards associated with this technology, they are often dropped into two enclosures. There is a science-based risk, there is a risk in the field, but there is also a social, cultural, and economic risk that we are not talking about when it comes to risk assessment of these technologies. Do the same plants in the field work like regular plants? And often they do, they look alike, they work like plants, but the trick with this is that they are genetically different. And we've only recently begun to understand the full complexity of what a genome can do, and so when you insert a gene into a new genetic context, we don't really understand its full impact.

In my opinion history has proved that GM crops are now grown in North America and it has been 17 years and no adverse effect. So this technology is safe, so if people are worried about it, I think we've got a really good track record and a strong regulatory system to make sure those products are safe before they even come on the market. We grow GM crops have helped us to get more produce, they have helped us cope with some diseases and they have helped us cultivate these crops and succeed as a small business. If we had not improved nature and agriculture 50 to 100 years ago, we would not have been on the prairie too, so everything is improved somewhat.

Genetic modification is the practical application of science on agriculture. We accept science and we accept innovation and we accept biotechnology in every aspect of our lives, why should we not accept it in agriculture, and why can't we give it the same benefits to farmers and food products? Good food I think this technology is very interesting. I think its proper promise has been used for the future of society, that if we are compromising the genetic structure of life, the greater public sector can offer. It cannot be for profit.

If you do this, it can help people with health problems, thus increasing their food intake, allowing you to get away from some of the environmental issues you may be facing. These are complimentary reasons for using technology. Technology is neither good nor bad, this is how to use it. I'm afraid that will not give consumers the freedom to be able to access those tools, and the innovative things that can change them. Right? So I would argue that farmers need more choices, more options, yes, they need to be regulated, yes they need to prove to be safe, but we need innovation to make progress. There are people who think that our grandparents should go back to how to farm. This is a good approach, but it will not feed 9 billion people.

 The advancement of food science has led to the production of more food on less land. Researchers are now exploring ways to make food more nutritious. According to the scientific study of personal diets, these scientists have discovered useful ingredients for personal nutrition. I think we all know that food is lacking, we really have to worry about it in the future and we want this food to be nutritious, nutrient intensive, and think about how it will affect people around the world. We have a significant investment in the kind of food that people want to eat, are now a major replacement for healthy foods, and one of the best research organizations in the world.

 Appear to be moving towards higher yields and higher health benefits. We are seeing this stuff from groups. They really want to see the benefits to human health. Nutraceuticals and functional substances are, in fact, down the road, the subject of further evolution, and taking these substances and putting them into food, and protecting against age and some of the ailments and consequences that we can get down the road. , We can do a great service for consumers, for health, for governments.

 There is plenty of snake oil, the biggest problem of this industry is that there are many products that claim health benefits and there is no hard scientific evidence to back it up. So much scientific data is now available, depending on how you get to the supermarket, which can actually affect your body's metabolic state and, therefore, the risk of certain malignant illnesses. As a research scientist, I, as Canadians, always worry about consumers, the pressures on our health systems, the need to reach all the people who need to benefit from all this science. The advantage of this field researcherWe have a really good grip on how the various ingredients found in these products, ranging from farm to crop, can make us healthy and improve the well-being of Canadians overall.

 The Canadian International Grain Institute, otherwise known as CIGI, is teaching farmers about what they use for crops all over the world. By promoting this knowledge, farmers can continue to provide high quality food to the country. Eh? Today we are doing our event here with 25 beautiful senior farmers from all over western Canada, helping them understand how the grain they produce is used by their customers around the world. So this is our pasta and extrusion plant and our main focus here is durum wheat.

 CIGI has a key role to play in enhancing the global market knowledge we receive, ensuring that our customers or potential customers for Canadian farm crops understand that we are growing some of the best, safest. , The healthiest food in the world. These provincial food development centers are critical for marketing innovative goods.

As the world's population grows, the distribution of food will become important. I don't want to be the one, the one who decides who wants to eat and who can't eat. It's a very difficult concept for North Americans to understand because you have never been hungry. This is not always the case for other people. Foodgrains Bank started in the mid-70s. It started because there was a famine and food shortages in Asia and Africa, but there was food balance here in North America, especially in Canada. You really need to think seriously about what is good for what you do not have and what you want, but also for those who have the same access and luxury as you. The Canadian government is the most stable and generous fundraiser for food assistance in the world. Every year, the government has shown a commitment to ensure that money is available to help humanity, to ensure that people around the world get food.

 We must always be anxious to feed the world. The population is over 7 billion and still growing. Although there has been a huge increase in crop productivity and expansion around the world, explaining climate change, it is worrying what they can do to benefit the world's population. So we are trying to find out how you can produce more food on the same land or less land to meet the demands of the growing world. And honestly, we don't suffer from food shortages here, but if you look at the developing world with the fastest-growing area of ​​biotech crop production, the difference between life and death and your family's nurturing or being able to send your child to school. We, of course, want to see that everyone in the world has enough food to eat, and we want everyone in the world to have access to all the food we need to live a healthy and active life.

 Lord Selkirk would be proud to justify his agricultural experiment on the northern Great Plains. Assisted by education and technology, today's farmers face the challenge of providing for us and the world. They were told that this is a land of ice and snow, this is a fur country and you cannot do farming here, it is not possible.

 The land you own and that alone can be yours and yours and it's free and it's free to you. If you work hard, no one will take it from you.

 Thomas Earl, Earl of Selkirk, was an idealist and philanthropist, and his legacy was enormous, and this fate forced the Red River settlement to use charter ships, which sailed early Winnipeg. There were huge, huge challenges ahead and they would have starved without the support of Chief Peguis and his people. Respect for land and property was really important to the Selkirk settlement in terms of ownership, and why is he so determined to deal with all these difficulties?

The CPR building, by any number, started settlement in any continent. Sir John A. McDonald's goal was to keep the country together. It is said that if men were leaders, women would become settlers. That's where they built a house, and they used to do this all the time while caring for their children and building them. Winnipeg was the gateway to western Canada, and was the headquarters of agribusiness in western Canada, especially grain trade.About 90% of the grain in Canada is provided to cooperatives. No more colleagues today. In my personal opinion, the wheat board was a perfect tool. I didn't have to wake up in the morning and say, hey, where's the market today? I hate the idea that a farmer can't sell his property.

There is an old saying of risk management that if you do not manage your risk, they can better manage you. The climate is the biggest factor in how well the field is produced and I cannot control it. If you can't control the biggest influencer, it's a tough game.

 I love agriculture. This is something that I wake up thinking about daily, which is something I spend my time researching, to cultivate seeds or to make sure they are growing. And look at what we did at the beginning of the year and finally see how its output grows and we are there every step of the way. Can't always count on the financial rewards you have to carry, so sometimes you need passion, you just need a simple grit to go through some difficult times. If we have a tractor without GPS, I don't know if I have an operator for it.

 There are people who think that our grandparents should go back to how to farm. This is a good approach, but it will not feed 9 billion people.

 Food is the basic form of food, which means you have what you need so you can pursue the life you dream of, or you can hope for your children.

Drones, robots, and super sperm - the future of farming

The digital revolution is already rampant here in the fields of northern Germany, with a thermometer sending data from asparagus crops. This is the first smartphone assistant to send a signal from here that asparagus farmer Hen bottles have ever given us the idea that modern cattle can actually start breeding good cows. Consultant Johanna Schandel Modern Milking Machines Inasathi katerila that wants to find out the super sperm, but how does that make you're doing here?

 Considering the traditional nature that many would think corn has a new enemy, it is small but not considered inferior can destroy entire crops. Drone can help keep the bay here. Bernd Maya hopes digital technology can destroy nature and have a late spring. An experiment is about to begin. Bird Meyer is an amateur drone pilot and works for a co-worker and seed producer who hired a young boy, a specialist in digitized crop cultivation, Bernard, who wants to stop the pest known as his corn borer. Has emigrated to northern Germany because of climate change, its larvae feed on stems And so they lean. And they can no longer be taken care of marginally and will lose up to 30% of the harvest. He wants to eradicate corn borer without chemicals and he needs a way to fight it and I'm sure politicians will ban chemicals sometimes.

Methods of hitting a corn borer like many others do, or not, so some new efforts must be made, Bernard Maia, planning to fly drone in his field, said the problem is due to the turbines left there because I'm flying from there to a distance of 5 meters and the system is so accurate. Not that I can get right in the middle of the meter meter on each side The next step is programming a flight route in North Germany without trying before, here I can find out where the flight map field for the drone is, and then putting the flight map on the top so far trying to fight the pests on the retail base. Trying to attack. Without the drone chemicals in the air, the biological pesticides can be programmed precisely like the speed of the flight duration, and the height of the experiment that made it nervous is an entirely new region for me, and the mire will fly for 2 or 3 days at a distance if you have a strong wind and a west wind. So no idea what will happen oh dear lady This puts a lot of trust and if all things are not cheap to give farmers money Cooperative 16 thousand euro has been started recently by the dairy is 500 cows breeding advisor Johanna sendela state Mecklenburg-vhorpomarna getting grant any kind of examination day is almost stretched.

In Andhra Pradesh, Johanna can identify cows with poor genetic characteristics and it is very easy for 35 dairy animals to rely on her skills. I hope the cow is very short so if a cow has a knee, I must find it. The very parallel legged bull that also has a parallel foot legged North German dairy farms compete in the global market, so they need cows that work as efficiently as possible through their milk machines to find the one that works for Johannes's 5-year-old job in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Breeding of large animals c Johanna is looking for a shortage of animals in the company D'Allianez. She checks 50 cows to make sure they do not pass. In an hour, if I start talking, the first priority is whether the pelvis is in the right position, if the legs and shoulders are wide, it is basically the big side that speaks to her. Whether it's a more lean animal, I check if the rats fit well or if they are too close Het if they are too small or they have to make figures that there are a lot of nice and tight and they listed all the cows in my phone listed on my phone public jhukavya the otipotasarakhya features of the power of the deep body milk on my machine size.

 Spread the angles of the back legs and look in that direction. 274 I don't need to know who you are. 226 You can come. If the other does not take proper shape, it will not give you milk. How to add equipment and if it hangs too low, it may not go down, and then unfortunately the cow should leave it. Even though it is healthy, Amazon's vitex is inaccurate. If you do not breastfeed it, then it has to go. We want to avoid this kind of muscle. I will go into this case so that every cow slaughtered has a chip that data to the flock managers The computer athavate milk cows three times a day shift job to work shift. Milk rate 30 cents a literAir machines operate optimally in which the turnstile recognizes each cow with its chip. 500 cows pass each other this way. One cow produces 32 liters of milk when the system calculates rotation speed of a rotary milking parlor.

 The flow of milk and the milk of the previous day are usually excluded from the rotation of the cows, and if the system automatically reduces the milk yield in real time by the computer, flock manager Stephen Gabbert spends more time with the grain. This is hard to do without technology, because the numbers I can work with better than the actual numbers say in a crystal ball Stephen's flock management system can help estimate the perfect cow by pedigree Health and milk composition Even cuddling-chewing time and related feed rations are digitally monitored each. Think carefully Khelandvare road is' we have created a backup storage power cats can live for three hours, three hours after which the computers, but we just want to go back to his farm and cows, according to the days of old rustic single empty milk herb.

 A layer of 500 cows by hand is just north of Venice in the Lower Saxony state in early April, and as the asparagus farmer Hen Bartel visits the farm for the second time, he can truly see the area from the comfort of his farm. Finding your own home thermometer by smartphone is always hiding a separate 400 euro equipment to prevent thieves in the wrong direction. Customers are already pushing in their pockets Yes currently not possible Yes No other customers Yes Buy restaurants All the highs in the supermarket and fields are waiting for asparagus. Actually there is a very incompatible thermometer, here it is sending signals to the Mus Asparagus cultivation is not growing any faster, but it is when R is an app that notifies us that every hour there is pride send the phone to read the temperature of the tip of the asparagus in the pikatuna tap on the app or reading the optimum time to start. Harvesting technology makes it easy to check and get an overview of what's going on in the crop, I hope you can actually start when and when temperatures get too low, I hope to get an overview of the hot asparagus that starts to come out early. Wants to wrap a sheet over a friend but nothing is recommended here At least part of the reason may be due to respiratory hot vhimala growing need my glasses. Steam I'm digging around some spots, I have to say that I feel like something that I think the land is nice and warm is coming in here is missing something that is still about 10 centimeters from the surface, which is about 4 or 5 days. There has been a lot of rain in recent weeks from the target. The sun came back in recent times. That is still worth seeing. I am getting nervous over the next 10 weeks. It needs to be done enough to keep it up. Year-round agriculture marks the end of the season for us. June 24 is a gift from the people and we can make money after we get anything. Unfortunately, one app can no longer meet its demands It can drive I need to cultivate another field for asparagus next year, but the machine cannot get very deep ground and the stone asparagus crowns should go into the 20 cm deep soil that will have to be left out, and they also want to have heating tubes to go into the plants. And it is not easy if the plants need to be in the correct position If they don't work together, they need to be in the right place below and we have a problem and we spend the next eight years trying to solve it. Can work on it.

Wherever you get you just get on the W I just want to make sure that I recommend screwing the machine too bad. Here Hen has rented a tractor and driver 75 pounds an hour, Yen has a tight schedule of huma huma The next farm has already stopped Heena Solving soil in the field known as Gruber is perfect, it is not my rule, in one hour for satellites. Keep the hi-tech tractor drive separately across the field for 2 kilometers separately.

Real-time positioning program The right track through the reception of a cellphone with a precise 2 centimeters is really smooth working because no one can drive exactly like that.Centimeters accurate for hours on end of this system GPS tracker is worth 200,000 euros to cost them asparagus later this year.

They are crowned with eight asparagus per meter so the area is the only way to make a profit. Also kept in the heat of the soil from Heiner's own biogas plant, the weather should help regardless of the weather. My parents used to put tape and a cloth peg in the asparagus plant every 30 cm. How we started this is how it started so I think you have made a lot of progress in pest control now in the southern lowlands, as biological pesticides have been developed to fight corn borer. Where the burnt Meyers would start the experiment, he would drop the material into the drone and fall into the fields where the drone was flying, and now it is his job, so here you can add about 500 poles to it. I had never done this before to photograph and make a movie. Now the drone has to allow me to do something when I'm allowed to do it, and I know that even though I have no hope of learning something, I can see what all my dings are looking forward to in the corn here. An anti-borer solution has been developed that can be used without chemicals Designed to eradicate these insects, but we are not allowed to show how the product is produced because it is a family-run business that uses patented old natural solutions. Corn borer Newman's waste is less than half a millimeter. For comparison, Newman gives copper eggs and her offspring. Destroy pesticides Create Newman Wamps paper The ball goes out of waste in packs and are beyond kornaphilda and eggs are for the company's two-hour training session, the corn borarsa get to know all these things.

Suddenly get a lot of tech Every Neumann Waps is called a Trichogramma and laying eggs is called a parasite. Maya corn borer takes four to nine days to develop, meaning that you have a trigonogram so long that the egg has to be parasitized for a small window Manhattan often quotes the side fence star only four to nine days, which I really do not mean anything. And for this reason I can do nothing but make sure that I have a new respect for the whole thing L. Should the corn borer come in, the timeframe should be lit by a light trap saying that he and his drone will be able to manage 5 hectares of corn in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Johanna in just four days, or something for which his manager Stefan might use? You want to use sex semen again, semen is just too big for calves. She does not use it on the big side. Wait, I have a proof that I have another girl and has a very good functional feature. No, but here's a big role If you choose ranunci has expressed hope of Sinclair bonahema and if they can make the perfect dairy cows I heard the princes with him.

 Turn on Jeff and show what we have on the computer I can try to create with what is finally available, though you can never guess when it actually comes out, examining the birthing ones in the cornfields. Sometimes you see them flying. It doesn't appear if Burn has found a neighbor's farm to use for his light trap Corn Borer and he flew on a trap here is to attract any insects fell heating Yes.

 Corn borer arrived here ten days earlier than expected so corn borer is here, we have a couple of pictures here and she gave her egg a maximum of nine days. Nevertheless, hopefully Hina gets the most money when she first spears twice a day When the app tells you when to start harvesting, and in fact, this piece of machinery in English called Asperger Spin was working really fast when minimum wage was introduced and increased, it changed some of the harvesting aids through this machine, so that the price of one machine spears five thousand. Euros were, but hey there are definitely more punch people from two cuts Stones can choose from but it's not about choosing me faster, but making my choices easier for me because we can do more than you can read on people you have is a robot that you can get people to travel through the field in a natural 24 hour cycle. The problem has arisen so robots really Tampa do not like to get involved.Either the labor costs can be solved when the costs are really high, but the maker of the harvest robot has stopped its development Man must replace technology Harvest assistance comes from Poland. There are two dozen of them who pulled the least of which is not allowed again. Trying to reduce prices c The minimum wage on Ma D. Minor floors meant I had to pay more so that we tried to do more mechanics like this. We are basically trying to do more with less people in the sorting plant and field, and in the meeting where the path is clearly headed, we got good money for good products. So nice, this whole thing wouldn't be such a headache But this is something that will not change because the customer does not have to pay more than 12 euros in one kilogram, while the sorting machine scans a thousand spears a minute and sorts it into four quality L's. Heels based on length and thickness, which will take two help hours, cost Heather 70,000 Euros is a new addition to the asparagus pellet machine high altitude operation. 80% of consumers nowadays want to ascend their asparagus - the old peeling machine had reached this one price limit.

Thousands of thousands of euros but it saves between five or six people Fertility consultant Johanna is going home and today she has worked with her Johan now uses her data to meet the demands of the flock manager. The perfect mate continues in her mate's plan, finding which bulls she most matches, finding out which breed she can breed, and comparing it to farming equipment, is pure optimization, which is a plutonium, to compensate for her deficiencies and drive her animals' healthy qualities. Would do. Or even what 50-year-old farm equipment I do not want to use what we have been doing with the cows, they are constantly being upgraded smartphones, it's not just that we are living animals and naturally adapted to know that I have all my dogs flying again. The way is fixed, hopefully why it works, why win a laptop and why Ela? 'T send a flight map to the drone I try with the cable so that the laptop in the field is awesome so the job was fine All the lift is that you need to try for a different cable It has to be the fourth I usually worked really quickly I just stopped. No more USB cables anymore I can't do anything about what to do with a device lifting wind They still can't communicate with each other. Corn borer is really annoying Can't wait to burn I have no idea drone is following the field of 22 football fields today and it is finally connected to keep the schedule back but the curtains are closed because the computer will burn the dead half nine days already half its first assi failed. Mecklenburg works in the Lake District where Johanna works in the Bullen Big in the city of Valdez Here it is.

Here are six of the most valuable breeding bulls in northern Germany, including Sinclair and Bonham. These are literally cash cows, or at least their cash bulls are the most important product of Rinda Aliens, and the company sells 1 million sperm a year worldwide, and Bonham is three and a half years old, costing approximately one and a half million euros and dangerous bulls are unpredictable and three. Many times a week Seaman collector Tony Hein can be found in the collection room For onahema take our warm up to 42 degrees Celsius, artificial insemination, and I am also an ideal temperature to get the semen collected from those who have experienced the old bonahema fill it with water to 42 degrees. The cow sees its libido before the pommed horse arrives, whose training to reach the nose with a cow that looks like a cow on the back of a bonnet cannot be made with its most sensitive area. Sperm collector alone gives human strength to Bonhams sperm straight to the lab's front door 2.7 ml of sperm test for immediate density and activity. At least 70% of the sperm must move in a targeted manner. On a good day it's a thousand sperm Breeds the hen's eggs by white and separates them into sperm cells by the flock managers.

 Shipped to another company where he has sex, which means he is separated between male and female sperm. One part is currently priced at 20 euros. Johanna will need 70 parts. Bonham genetics is a genetic trait of how well they can work These are categorized into:How well his daughter milking machines are designing animals to fit the machine Genetic Material may ask for from a catalog in the Lower Saxony Venice towers, but slowly the space is up, but Bartles Family Farm is already in full gear. The time is right on the road and without any intermediaries Kato and supermarket shelves are now ughadanyaadhica takes to stop all running baratela fourth generation.

 Senior supplying restaurants in Hamburg has to deliver its product for the same price without having to produce it. Yes, asparagus we harvest as hard as we can to control the cost of harvest and if we get bad weather, the product should be more expensive only if we can do it unfortunately. There will be rains that demand for asparagus will remain the same Or, before Hina arrives at the supermarket before 7 in the morning, he almost wants to do it personally to deliver the first centenary of the hit field season. The bad news is that personal contact with the employees is important. The price has dropped by the euros but I was pressured by our neighbors. I want to believe that you go back this week with Hina Joanna They were signed to sell online before delivering lu order there, we delivered the first mark with asparagus and kicked the app's sperm takes her behalf nayatrojanasaha liquid tanks to stabilize the temperature of at least 1 6 degrees Celsius.

 It should have unlimited shelf life I'm looking for Keener's number I 46 I can't find what's going on here oh 33 70० Parts flock manager Stephen Johanna handles them with as careful care as there are no taxis, only money, no fertility clinics or anything like that. Not wanting to do that I was transporting three parts at a time. Very rare Bulls sperm costs 1 euro. You will only think about it. If I let them down 3 euro times, you can not think about it. I have never thought before. No one knows if all these small tubes will produce carbs yet. Johanna Can't Guaranteed Success Still runs a hundred kilometers in a cow shed which Hana spends most of her days in the car once someone told me Johanna is here again in her spur and people say all kinds of stupid things but I can laugh about it Stefan's inseminator Roland Heinoch is looking for cows to censor their cows so that they can capture their movements. Who could have fired the bullets. They become very active, which shows that they are ready for fertilization today 311 The optimal time to prepare for sperm Let's go to see if the uterus in the intestine is correct.
In a certain position t position is that God is playing in a slightly defined area. She is doing well. Not every seed we plant, so it often takes a lot of effort using many parts of the sperm, which is now in the right position. This can be solved so that the car is designed to fit the machine that this criticism ever attracts me that personally I have not encountered many critical opinions. We have now fully intervened as humans to have any fun with the bulls, and just as our cattle need their breeds, it causes stress to extend the uterus to a cow and the milk is reduced.

 A high functioning cow will never meet an ox, the milk market makes the living of these animals the benefit of the selection of the genes to maximize profits so that this agricultural system talks about whether these animals are or not. Stay In The Species, The Right Way Has Just Started Four weeks later, the good news officially arrives that yesterday, 311 is pregnant. As practical as it is, she does not see the limits of progress This, after that, I think the approach will be more efficient, I think we still have someone to go down. Big Papa and Maye After a quick trip to the farmer's office power outlet and putting the flight path on the drone wave, the other thing is that it's working now. Want to disperse balls with small lucky balls.

Newman was a natural enemy of corn borer, now we can't really allow it to be damaged in any way that can be completely catastrophic, especially if a mistake is made that you can't fix right away, just don't eat it like you used to.Don't hope this won't happen Yes its method works The drone is automatically flying the flight path so that it can take hours to an individual without chemicals and damage to plants.

Fighting nature with nature it works really well. Bernard has chosen to drop the ball and mount it on a drone while the balls are going down as calculated by Newman Wemples to crawl out of the ball in the next few days. In the end, corn borer is the fourth extraordinary perfect thing to be able to spread everything easily from end to end, and in the future, more and more field experts are likely to be hired, in fact he could finally stick to his schedule.

Seven amazing farmers out of the nine days are also looking for a way to digitize the job, as long as the technology is working, drone might try it all year long in the future, but we already know how well it is doing next year, unfortunately for corn boring or an unmanned pot. In a time of drought this year, drought destroyed the world All drones can be robots and super sperm but say Mother Nature always has the final but for how long