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  • Meet the Arizona Nonprofit Working to Transform Urban Food Deserts
    Across the Phoenix metro area, citrus trees sag under the weight of more produce than homeowners can harvest and use. Thousands of pounds of fruit go to waste every year while more than half a million area residents struggle with food insecurity. What if these food-insecure households—more than 13 percent of the county’s population—could access […]
  • Chris Newman Wants to Help You Start Farming—Without Ruining Your Life
    Through his outspoken social media presence, farmer Chris Newman has killed a lot of sacred broiler chickens. His video about racism in agriculture, “I’m a Black Farmer,” went viral in January. When he and his wife started Sylvanaqua Farms, a multi-enterprise permaculture farm in the Virginia Piedmont in 2013, he had no idea that he […]
  • Ranchers Embrace Virtual Fencing for Greener Pastures 
    Today, more than 620,000 miles of fence branch across the western United States. That’s equal to a trip to the moon and back—and halfway there again. Maintaining and building fences is a yearly job on every ranch, costing at least $20,000 per mile. Once these fence posts are hammered into the ground, ranchers battle trees, […]
  • How Does Food Get Delivered to Hungry People in Conflict Zones?
    In 1948, it was a heady, idealistic time. Following World War II, many countries found themselves united in opposition to the hideous crimes they had just witnessed.  In the aftermath of the war, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was accepted by members of the United Nations (U.N.) at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris. […]
  • Your Questions About Agroforestry, Answered
    Agroforestry is on the mind for Modern Farmer readers, who chimed in to ask for more coverage of how trees and shrubs can integrate into agricultural landscapes this year. As part of our recent agroforestry coverage, we profiled some Midwestern farmers using their land to reestablish the connection between trees and food production and highlighted […]

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  • US (LA): Tech’s fragrant, colorful greenhouses featured in state horticulture journal

    Some of the most fragrant and scenic spots on campus, the Louisiana Tech greenhouses are featured in the most recent Journal of the Louisiana State Horticulture Society. From begonias to basil, from moon vine to mustard, from lantana to lettuce, the University's greenhouses bloom with both color and…

  • Is sustainability pivotal in Africa's flower logistics?

    Flower Logistics Africa (FLA) 2024, which was organized by Logistics Update Africa, provided a platform for industry stakeholders to delve into the intricacies of flower logistics and explore future trends that will shape the sector. The symposium was held on March 27 at Emara Ole-Sereni in Nairobi,…

  • Baltimore bridge collapse impacts Maryland logistics

    In the realm of produce, it seems that Tuesday's collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is having more of a logistical impact on produce shipments on the customer/vendor side rather than emerging as a supply chain issue. Richard Scher of the Port of Baltimore says that vessel traffic into…

  • AU: Brisbane Plant Nursery to offer Elephant Ear plants for sale

    Brisbane Plant Nursery aims to minimize the use of harmful chemicals and promote a healthier and more sustainable ecosystem. Brisbane Plant Nursery aims to ensure that every plant and gardening product is well-cared for."At Brisbane Plant Nursery, we believe that every home deserves a touch of nature.…

  • US (TN): New UT extension program to equip cut flower farmers in Tennessee

    Extension specialists from the University of Tennessee Department of Plant Sciences and Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics are helping cut flower farmers in Tennessee to make informed decisions about production and marketing. The project will include production and cultivar trials, as well…

Bulb Industry

  • Your Guide to Freesia: Effective Cultivation, Care, Pruning and More

    Your Guide to Freesia: Effective Cultivation, Care, Pruning and More Freesias, with their delicate blooms and captivating fragrance, hold a special place in garden landscapes worldwide. These charming flowers not only add a touch of elegance but also contribute to the overall ambiance of any […]

  • Expert Advice: Amaryllis in a Glass – Care, Planting, Pruning and More

    Expert Advice: Amaryllis in a Glass – Care, Planting, Pruning and More A glass-enclosed arrangement featuring the exquisite blossoms of the amaryllis flower is a highly admired and widely embraced decorative option. This display offers an exceptional opportunity to revel in the vivid hues and […]

  • Masterful Growth: A Guide to the Care, Planting, and Pruning of Amaryllis in Wax

    Masterful Growth: A Guide to the Care, Planting, and Pruning of Amaryllis in Wax Wax Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is a stunning flowering plant known for its large, vibrant blooms and unique wax-coated bulbs. This guide aims to provide you with the essential knowledge and techniques to ensure the […]

  • Daylilies Unveiled: Cultivating Nature’s Masterpieces with Care, Precision, and Passion

    Daylilies Unveiled: Cultivating Nature’s Masterpieces with Care, Precision, and Passion Cultivating daylilies can be a rewarding and enjoyable gardening experience. Daylilies are known for their vibrant and colorful flowers, and they are relatively easy to grow.  Name Blooming Period Colors […]

  • The Ultimate Guide to Lilies: Care, Planting, Pruning, and More

    The Ultimate Guide to Lilies: Care, Planting, Pruning, and More Every garden is enthralled by the majesty of lilies. They are adaptable and ideal for any house interior or garden because they are available in a number of types, colors, and sizes. Everything there is to know about lilies will be […]

  • Urban Producers, Public Invited to Attend April Meeting of Federal Advisory Committee for Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production 

    The USDA is inviting urban producers, innovative producers, and other stakeholders to virtually attend a public meeting of the Federal Advisory Committee for Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production on April 10 from 2-4 p.m. Eastern.  Meeting details can be viewed in the Federal Register Notice. Written comments can be submitted via UrbanAgricultureFederalAdvisoryCommittee@usda.gov by April 24 at 11:59 p.m. The

  • New GLASE Short Course Coming This Spring

    The Cornell University Greenhouse Lighting and Systems Engineering (GLASE) consortium will offer its latest virtual short course with a focus on three interactive greenhouse systems. Experts from academia and industry will share how growers can select and operate greenhouse coverings, climate screens, and supplemental horticultural lighting. The 2024 GLASE Short Course will take place from April 4

  • Applications for USDA Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production Grants Due April 9

    WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is accepting applications for grants to support urban agriculture and innovative production. Applications for USDA’s Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production grants are due April 9, 2024 via grants.gov. “This grant program has proven very popular and impactful in recent years, and we look forward to partnering with more

  • Indoor Ag Con 2024 Boosts Worldwide Attendance At Largest Event To Date

    16% Attendance Increase For Las Vegas March 11-12, 2024 Event That Drew CEA Industry Members from 49 U.S. States, 31 Countries Indoor Ag-Con marked its 11th edition with increases in attendee and exhibitor participation for its March 11-12, 2024 run at Caesars Forum Las Vegas. The exhibiting company roster grew by 54% with a sold-out

  • University of Florida Greenhouse Training Online program offering 3 new courses in 2024

    Shortage of trained labor is a challenge for all growers. Today’s production methods are increasingly technical, and staff need to know the why of their day-to-day work. Providing young employees with professional development opportunities is also a great way to increase staff retention. To meet these needs, University of Florida IFAS Extension (UF/IFAS) has an

  • A look at Iowa’s farm-themed license plates

    Iowa's legacy in the farming and ranching sectors is prominently displayed through its distinctive agricultural specialty license plates. The post A look at Iowa’s farm-themed license plates appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • Bipartisan Senate bill takes aim at livestock methane emissions

    Bipartisan U.S. Senate legislation, titled the EMIT LESS Act, looks to tackle livestock methane emissions through research and incentives for farmers. The post Bipartisan Senate bill takes aim at livestock methane emissions appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • 117-year-old milk powder sheds light on past and present dairy

    Whole milk powder manufactured in New Zealand in 1907, then transported to the South Pole in Antarctica, was discovered more than a century later.  The post 117-year-old milk powder sheds light on past and present dairy appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • Port of Baltimore’s closure may be costly for agriculture industry

    The Port of Baltimore is the nation’s largest port for farm equipment, and it is a significant throughway for raw sugar, meat, and timber, as well as soybeans, grains, and other agricultural products. Experts say that the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge earlier this week, which has halted all vessel traffic, is likely The post Port of Baltimore’s closure may be costly for agriculture industry appeared first on AGDAILY.

  • Concerns ignited after swaths of solar panels destroyed in Texas storms

    Sixty mph winds and baseball-sized hail pelted the Belville area, damaging thousands of solar panels on Fighting Jays Solar Farm. The post Concerns ignited after swaths of solar panels destroyed in Texas storms appeared first on AGDAILY.