Farmers at the Loncolnshire show still think that GM has a role to play as they say we have to reduce the amounts of herbicide and pesticides in the world crops. Yes, and this is done by practicing real organic farming methods. Not by GM technology – where weeds [pig weed] for example, grow and […]
Only 2% of disabled children in Africa attend a school. Scholarly articles about disabilities and poor food quality. https://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?q=disabilities+and+poor+food+quality&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart&sa=X&ei=YpuPVZzvD8TwUIbtgYgB&ved=0CCQQgQMwAA This is why it is essential that everyone gets good nutritional food in Africa As grown by the HH system of Agriculture/Horticulture
Guardian article: epidemic out of control- read for yourself, animal MRSA can jump species LA-MRSA CC398 – main victims are those who work with pigs and it can be passed by shaking hands and is resistant to many antibiotics. Apparently society wants cheap meat and cheap milk. No, the supermarkets want these things to
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Black grass problem: the single issue policy of the EU banned the burning of straw on fields after harvest in an effort to control black grass? The AIC’s chief executive David Caffel says that black grass is the scourge of the arable industry today and had the EU thought about the ban in support of
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05xxd1g#auto This pod cast starting at 7.00 demonstrates why we should leave the EU.
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BBC Farming Today from week of 1st June 2015 Sugar beet growers are being alerted to leaf miner attacks in crops in some regions. According to the British Beet Research Organisation (BBRO), there is evidence of leaf miner – the larvae of the mangold fly – activity particularly, although not exclusively, in the area around the
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“Organic Farmers” are missing out on two years cropping with their current rotation system. How much money is being lost by this practice? BBC Farming Today Friday 12th June 2105. Episodes to download The case against GM; Court battle to protect bats; Agriculture and the Archers GM produces more superweeds and as black grass
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The release of nutrient reserves in soil. Taken from The Potash Development Association 10. Soils invariably contain total quantities of plant nutrients that greatly exceed the amounts that are immediately available to plants. Two methods of increasing plant availability of this store of nutrients are being suggested, neither of which seems to have any reasonable
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BBC Farming Today Wednesday 3rd June 2015 Introduction by Anna Hill states that there is nothing that can be done to stop the mangold fly munching the leaves. Not True – this is incorrect RB Worths Farms Lincolnshire: We have 115 acres of sugar beet affected by the Mangold Fly. Manager Tom Macfarlan and
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https://youtu.be/sKrbNuqdWjk At 16 minutes 20 seconds into this presentation Janine Benyus talks about separation technologies and the cessation of mining. This then brings us to the subject of recycling which is separation technology. The efficient recycling of effluent can give us phosphorus and potassium, which then avoids the need for mining them. The phosphorus mines
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