Aeroponic farming uses about seventy per cent less water than hydroponic farming, which grows plants in water; hydroponic farming uses seventy per cent less water than regular farming.
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Future of Farming: IoT, Agricultural Sensors, & Farming DronesSmart agriculture and precision farming are taking off, but they could just be the precursors to even greater use of technology in the farming world.
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Irrigated farming generates greenhouse gases like any kind of farming does.
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It's more so the paradigm from traditional farming to indoor farming.
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Instead of traditional apple farming, he opted for high density farming.
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We haven't reinvented the wheel here with indoor farming or vertical farming.
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Correction: This article originally misidentified Farming Simulator 15 as Farming Simulator 16.
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The same goes for agriculture, where organic farming and even home farming (in Brooklyn!) made a comeback as an alternative to mass-scale industrial farming.
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"It could conceivably be used in large-scale farming, even in hydroponic farming."
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Still, organic farming, to a large extent, is a substitution type of farming.
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He believes that ocean farming is the new farming model of the future.
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And my fun involved deciding against the farming part of this farming game.
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Benjamin Swan: Vertical farming is going to be a supplement to all farming systems.
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Also known as 3-D ocean farming, kelp farming utilizes the entire water column.
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Sustainable farming and food waste Robots could also lead to more sustainable farming practices.
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With organic farming, it is possible to even surpass traditional farming in terms of results.
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And it has backed the containerized farming startup, Bowery Farming, with a $20 million investment.
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"The major problem in Kenya is not about farming, it's about commercializing farming," he said.
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High Tech Farming: Precision Farming & Smart AgricultureFarmers have already begun employing some high tech farming techniques and technologies in order to improve the efficiency of their day-to-day work.
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Beanstalk is an indoor farming startup that can grows produce at the cost of outdoor farming.
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And they're sustainable — insect farming produces almost 100 times less greenhouse gas than beef-farming does.
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If we stop farming one species, will we just step up our farming of every other type?
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YoGo also gives training in organic farming to local communities so as to encourage sustainable farming practices.
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"The Dutch government supports circular farming and this is the perfect circular farming opportunity," says van Haaster.
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The growth of industrial farming lowers the cost of production but intensive farming methods have higher environmental costs.
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Critics of vertical farming say the technique uses too much energy and is more expensive than traditional farming.
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Being able to integrate weather forecasts into the farming process is also a vital component of precision farming.
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Easy Souls farming for your early leveling Farming Souls is an integral part of the Dark Souls experience.
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Vertical farming is an indoor farming method in which crops are grown in stacked layers, often without soil.
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Support regenerative farming by buying as much food as possible from local farmers who use heritage farming techniques.
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Farming insects is also better for the climate, as they produce a fraction of the emissions of farming cows.
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While it produces slightly more emissions, farming soy uses less water and land than farming oats for oat milk.
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During his time there, Lopez Obrador helped introduce a farming technique that turned swampland unfit for farming into fertile islands.
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Farming insects creates just 1 percent of the greenhouse gases generated by farming an equivalent mass of beef or pork.
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Organic farming combines modern science and innovation with respect for nature and biodiversity, while ensuring healthy farming and healthy food.
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In aeroponic farming, the plants' roots are exposed to the air, instead of water, as they are in hydroponic farming.
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Organic Farming A primary driver of industrialized farming is to make farms more productive by growing more food per acre.
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Then he talked about soybean rust and luck farming, as opposed to chance farming, as his father had called it.
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Precision farming "will change how we think about farming", says Sam Watson Jones of the Small Robot Company, a British startup.
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Rain-based Neolithic farming may hold vital clues to a technological leap that led to irrigation-based farming along the Nile.
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Considering the impact of climate change, livestock is an essential type of farming as it is less risky than crop farming.
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Bug farming takes up less land, requires less food and does less damage to the environment than meat or fish farming.
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Our plan will also protect communities against flooding and create new market incentives for carbon farming -- farming in more environmentally sustainable ways.
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I've also done things like [crime reporting app] Citizen, [indoor farming startup] Bowery Farming and Groups [an opiate treatment center and community].
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"Such specific guidelines," said Jeff Zhou, China representative of Compassion in World Farming, a British organization that campaigns to end factory farming.
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Here's what is happening: Farming: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is making small changes to farming standards for fruits and vegetables.
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Motherboard: You said that you think there's room in the market for another farming sim because other farming sims have fallen short.
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The family farm used to use more industrial farming methods but switched to smaller scale, organic farming more than 20 years ago.
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"There's no incentive to keep farming, except that I've invested everything I have in farming, and it's hard to walk away," he said.
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Cannon Michael, a 6th generation farmer in the Los Banos area, is the president of his Bowles Farming Company, his family farming operation.
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But commercial cranberry farming, which began in Massachusetts, has flagged here in recent years as prices dropped and different farming methods emerged elsewhere.
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Teller said that its new projects focus on "shoring up" existing farming practices to make them more efficient rather than "totally reinventing farming."
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He also owns an urban gardening and farming company called Square Roots, and has a related foundation called Big Green, which teaches farming.
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Mary Wanja added that organic farming has allowed her to halve her farming costs, by saving the money she used to spend on chemicals.
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A stroll through a greenhouse, or some type of farming complex, is reminiscent of the giant vertical farming complex in real-life New Jersey.
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Though there are a few imitators, the farming simulation genre is largely defined by the Farming Simulator series, which is developed by Giants Software.
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USDA data on a recent uptick in black farmers has been disputed, but some farming collectives say they've noticed a growing interest in farming.
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" This goes far beyond organic farming, in an approach that is between permaculture and what Shirine defines as "wild farming": "We follow a notion of 'do-nothing farming' as it was developed by [Masanobu] Fukuoka, but to be honest, we only read Fukuoka recently.
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After testing the water with the Farming Simulator Championships in 2018, the folks at Giants Software announced the Farming Simulator League for 2019, a new esports league that pits teams of Farming Simulator players against each other in farm-related activities for huge cash prizes.
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However, these provisions do not explicitly require soil in organic farming; they say that organic farming practices should either enrich soil or not harm it.
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We at Motherboard are big fans of virtual farming, and Farming Simulator in particular, which is way more popular and fun than you probably assume.
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Here's something most people probably don't realize: Factory farming of animals for their eggs is as ugly as factory farming of animals for their meat.
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On an individual level, let us all return to organic farming, especially for subsistence farming....corporations should start doing today to fight the climate crisis?
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Right now, though, Petefish says the slim margins in farming make it hard to convince young people that farming is a profession worth their time.
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It's looking for young companies concentrated on alternative farming and growing systems, farming and agriculture technology, food waste and recovery, and plant and alternative products.
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Promoting potatoes to solve the country's farming and food problems Promoting potatoes to solve the country's farming and food problems This segment originally aired Jan.
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On to "Farming", and "Our Daily Bread", a 13-minute film by Nikolaus Geyrhalter and Wolfgang Widerhofer, looks at industrial food production and high-tech farming.
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I was on my way home from work and I read an article by Dickson Despommier on the future of farming and vertical farming very specifically.
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"We're watching the sensor and technology prices really move down," said Rob Zemenchik, global product marketing manager for Case IH's precision farming unit, Advanced Farming Systems.
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Vertical farming allows farmers to have a 133-day season without having to use pesticides or worry about traditional farming concerns like sunlight, rain, or drought.
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Carbon farming According to The Marin Carbon Project, as much as a third of excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere results from poor farming management practices.
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Though the farming is technically outsourced, the Reiters also own a farming company, run by Miles's brother Garland, which grows about a third of Driscoll's fruit.
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This is why I'm very excited about the release of Pure Farming 17 early next year, which seems like the first legitimate competitor to Farming Simulator.
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The film, as did the book, positions the technological efficiency and emotional distancing of industrial farming against the slower, more emotionally compelling traditional animal farming methods.
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"I was doing everything by the rule book of conventional farming, but my organic-farming neighbor kept producing more hay than me, year after year," he said.
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That's where we can deal with urban farming, we can deal with farming in the oceans along the shores of Maine where I'm headed to next week.
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"GM crops are right now exacerbating the very worst impacts of industrial farming," said senior food and farming campaigner, Clare Oxborrow, in response to Princess Anne's remarks.
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Stardew Valley, the popular indie farming simulator (it's more fun than "farming simulator" makes it sound, I promise) is quite possibly the chillest game of all time.
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The Bayer-Monsanto tie-up has sparked criticism from environmentalists and some farming groups concerned about its market power and first mover advantage in digital farming data.
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The apparent boom in farming games would be easy to attribute to the indie sensation Stardew Valley (another farming game), but the timeline wouldn't exactly match up.
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But celebrities have answered the call: A pop song features singers riding tractors and exhorting children to start farming, and there are several farming reality television shows.
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" Emily McDermott, 25, Sydney, Australia"The restructuring of the global farming industry will minimise the harmful ecological impact from farming and global demand for cheap meat products.
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The agencies have traditionally favored established farmers over new entrants, many of whom grow alternative products based on small-scale organic farming and have modest farming experience.
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One efficient way to do this is through vertical farming—growing plants on trays indoors, which has the advantage of using far less space than traditional farming.
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Today, developer Giants Software announced a new Farming Simulator League, which is exactly what it sounds like: a competitive tournament for the enduringly popular PC series Farming Simulator.
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On the very first page of The End of Animal Farming, author Jacy Reese makes it clear that the book is not about why animal farming is bad.
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In the future we will surely be farming in the sea and not just the standard fish farming that happens on shore and very near to the shore.
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"If I had to speculate, I would say that by 2100 all forms of animal farming will seem outdated and barbaric," Reese wrote in The End of Animal Farming.
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But they fare poorly when the water gets as salty as the sea proper, meaning rising sea levels will eventually render shrimp farming just as impossible as rice farming.
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The resolution stands in support of family farming, sustainable farming, and land use practices that increase soil health and build food systems that provide universal access to healthy food.
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Farming is tough, but digital farming can be a delight — take it from fans of the "Harvest Moon" series, who extol the delights of animal husbandry and crop management.
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Square Roots faces significant competition in what's known as indoor ag or sunless farming, including venture-backed competitors Bowery Farming, Plenty, Freight Farms, Gotham Greens and AeroFarms, among others.
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A contract based on a live animal will also be challenging in a market where small-scale farming still dominates, leading to little uniformity of breeds or farming practices.
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Anterra Capital Closes Investment Fund at $125 Million | The announcement by the venture firm, which focuses on food and farming, is a continued bet on advancements in farming technology.
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According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, reduced yield (compared to conventional farming) is the primary reason organic farming might never be enough to feed the world.
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As part of their efforts to expand farming, the government often rents parcels of land to farming cooperatives to exploit, and farmers get a cut of what they harvest.
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Condit also briefly served as the president of the Phoenix Institute of Desert Agriculture, a non-profit devoted to bringing modern farming techniques to desert farming in the developing world.
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While organic farming is growing quickly, it comes with high labor costs and potentially lower crop yields than conventional farming, so it can be a tough business for new farmers.
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"Farming is no longer about being on top of a tractor," he said, adding that making more family members eligible for aid could help attract younger generations to farming business.
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Having bought the farm in Manicaland province back in 1964, van Buuren turned it into a successful tobacco farming entity and later diversified into banana farming with a local company.
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Farming 5G will also transform the farming industry with IoT devices monitoring livestock to ensure that they are nourished and healthy, while also detecting whether they are sick or pregnant.
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British farming has begun its greatest upheaval in decades following the country's departure from the EU. Prime Minister Boris Johnson appointed Eustice as farming and environment minister earlier this month.
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For its first year, the Farming Simulator League will have 10 tournaments across Europe which will culminate in a final competition to become Farming Simulator champion with prizes totaling €100,000.
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Growfish is a fish farming company with eight operational fish farming sites in Mauritius that's also developing a part-time employment program with Mauritius's public college, the University of Mauritius.
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"Our platforms help to mitigate these challenges and help increase productivity by giving farmers smart precision farming approaches, made possible through our advances in sensor technology and farming automation," he added.
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Farming has never been solitary work, and requires a hands-on approach that an increasingly globalized world does not make room for, especially for generations not necessarily weaned on farming practice.
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Hydroponics can be extended to vertical farming — a controlled method of optimally growing crops in vertically stacked layers, becoming popular for produce, which takes up significantly less land than standard farming.
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Thanks to the most recent changes to Senna's soul-farming passive, Zven had more stacks to increase his range and damage before farming later in the game to finish building items.
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As more consumers seek alternatives to industrial farming, Mr. Gieser said small operations like Oya Organics could represent a preview of what the next generation of California farming will look like.
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The UN added that insects are also a popular choice amongst those who want to protect the environment because farming insects uses less land, water, and feed than conventional livestock farming.
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Complete Farmer: A "crowdfarming" platform that enables users to invest in sustainable farms and monitor farming activities without discarding their daily routine using data driven cultivation protocols and IoT enabled precision farming.
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I've found estimates that survival farming, meaning growing all your own calories by farming things like beans and potatoes, takes anywhere from 2 to 30 acres, and a lot of backbreaking labor.
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Even though beef consumption is what has dropped most dramatically, if factory farming is going to crumble one species at a time, I could see pig farming being the first to go.
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Complete Farmer: A "crowdfarming" platform that enables users to invest in sustainable farms and monitor farming activities without discarding their daily routine using data-driven cultivation protocols and IoT-enabled precision farming.
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Read More: Inside NASA's Space Farming Labs In the meantime, Raymond is working on beefing up his own farming knowledge as well as finishing the first of the two planned Martian habitats.
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Conservation agriculture - a green farming approach that causes minimal disturbance to the soil - also helps reduce carbon emissions and the huge amounts of water needed for crop irrigation in intensive farming systems.
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This year, he expects the MN Millennial Farmer brand will make at least five times what he makes farming, partly because farming conditions and profits have worsened in the last few years.
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Senior Director Sandy Wu extolled the benefits of vertical farming — no insecticides or herbicides, a 90 percent reduction in water usage relative to traditional farming and an even greater cutback in mineral nutrients.
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"A shift from intensive farming to more natural farming is more sustainable in the long run," said Supranee Kampongsun, mangroves and markets project coordinator for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
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"In general, once you transfer land out of farming, it's very difficult if not impossible to bring it back into farming," said Juli Obudzinski, deputy policy director with the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition.
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Or, they narrow the definition of "normal farming practices" by regulation and then deny the statutory exemption to American farmers for normal farming practices based on practices conducted before the regulation was finalized.
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Inducting Boyd into a life of independent farming, Sally also introduced him to another aspect of the reality of black farming: the callous attitude towards blacks on the part of local USDA officials.
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Such larger-scale agri-businesses, many using new technologies, are the future of Japanese farming, says Kazunuki Ohizumi, professor emeritus at Miyagi University, who has been studying farming trends in Japan for decades.
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In theory, farming should work better with better pain relief.
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Certainly progressive farmers like Tom Farms or International Farming Corp.
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And with indoor vertical farming, we can make that happen.
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It's something that you can never do with outdoor farming.
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"Farming right now we know is a problem," said Swan.
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Inside the greenhouses, the environment is kept optimal for farming.
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Muzaffarpur, Bihar, is the largest lychee farming region in India.
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"This is just a small, rural farming community," he said.
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Another new trend in shrimp farming might make a difference.
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But it's to say, 'Listen, we gotta address factory farming.
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Farming nonprofit helps vets with PTSD reintegrate into civilian life .
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It was the worst downturn in farming since the Depression.
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Attempts to modernise Ethiopia's farming sector have sparked further controversy.
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The Times Magazine discusses the idea known as carbon farming.
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The Bolsonaro administration is focused on mining, logging, and farming.
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Factory farming of pigs, chickens and cows has many opponents.
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Shawn took a job in excavation, but he missed farming.
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Hill's family founded Greensboro and he's only known dairy farming.
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Nope, it's something else entirely: the fundamental realities of farming.
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Austria has embraced organic farming more than other EU members.
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Farming and cities are usually thought of as separate poles.
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It is an expensive, technically complex way of farming fish.
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Tongue said the despair in the farming community was palpable.
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But not as much nitrogen as, for example, bean farming.
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How did you go about teaching everyone about organic farming?
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What are some of the environmental benefits of organic farming?
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Having cows at the center of farming is very important.
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Farming teaches people to accept inequality and to valorise work.
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Want to conserve bird life threatened by farming, for example?
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Pollution from agriculture would be eliminated by supporting family farming.
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Sheep have always been at the centre of Shropshire's farming.
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So may the farming of fish in the open ocean.
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Others have gone back to their families in farming villages.
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There is also potential for insect farming to reduce waste.
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This area once hosted a vibrant Iron Age farming community.
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But farming your own food would be a lot tougher.
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Farmers all have second jobs because farming doesn't make money.
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Germany's farming union DBV, a separate organisation, had on Aug.
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Nebullam wants to be the John Deere of indoor farming.
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It attracts investors for the commercial fishing or fish farming.
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Farming represents about 13% of the country's gross domestic product.
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We could end the farming of that animal — full stop.
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Does goat farming really feel like an escape from capitalism?
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"Crap" has a basis in farming terminology, of all things.
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How did you get interested in farming bugs at home?
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These results have brought new people to farming, sometimes accidentally.
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Inside, the walls are lined with farming and lawn equipment.
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Whether we build dedicated buildings for vertical farming, I'm skeptical.
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Rice and pig farming are among Taiwan's main agricultural sectors.
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This robotic farm uses 90% less water than traditional farming.
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Others are now farming silkworms alongside other crops like watermelons.
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Farming has always been tough, but most farmers are resilient.
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Woodstock is a small city where farming and industry mix.
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Some focus on tourism, others on farming or community development.
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Of this, one third will be devoted to urban farming.
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Insects are also losing their habitats to farming and urbanization.
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"The rabbi knew more about farming than me," Klaas said.
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It was designated as an experimental place for fruit farming.
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Agricultural giants have also started shopping for precision farming startups.
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Besides, the proliferation of pot farming has upsides for everyone.
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Farming is what I do, my job is feeding people.
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I grew up in a small farming town in Illinois.
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And without excellent farming, you can't make an excellent grape.
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The farming was different out here, Ms. Peterson quickly realized.
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The town was founded in 1761 as a farming community.
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In "Eating Animals," she takes on a third: factory farming.
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Farming is very hard work, but it's very rewarding work.
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The shrimp farming areas which were affected are seeking donations.
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Everyone's reading books on organic food and it's romanticizing farming.
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Mr. Hardeman, too, is a native who works in farming.
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Sports ____ Honeybees are under siege, straining the business of farming.
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So it relies on imports to meet its farming needs.
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We just centralized farming everywhere, and it's not an exaggeration.
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Wages from farming, historically the main occupation here, cannot compete.
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And the downturn has hit more than the farming sector.
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In wine, the consequences of industrial farming soon became evident.
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Getting into farming requires taking on massive amounts of debt,
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And so, Chinese doctors wrote foraging, farming, and cooking guides.
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I mean, never once would I ever give up farming.
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Vanuatu's people make a living mostly from tourism and farming.
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Unfortunately, we see young people leaving small town farming communities.
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Since when did you ever give a damn about farming?
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These changes have created uncertainty about previously routine farming decisions.
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You might guess I'm not just talking about farming here.
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The demand led to a massive farming industry as well.
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Born in 20133 to a farming family in Okarche, Okla.
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In some ways, the rise of farming YouTube is surprising.
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Dairy farming is struggling and the glass factory has closed.
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The agency also publishes closely watched global farming production statistics.
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Farming and food production are always a casualty of war.
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There are also organic farming classes and Street Food Thursdays.
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Americans could also look to expand the farming of seafood.
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I played some Farming Simulator 17 when it came out.
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Everything about that movie — it's real organic farming, you know?
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"I have activated the Scottish government's response plan to protect our valuable farming industry, including establishing a precautionary movement ban being placed on the farm," Scotland's farming minister Fergus Ewing said in a statement.
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While Ocado touted the sustainability of vertical farming, it also said that consumers would benefit from the "extreme density" of indoor farming, which allows food to be grown next to supermarkets and fulfillment centers.
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Low-till farming works best alongside other smart farming techniques, such as rotating crops, adopting drought-tolerant varieties and using certified seed, said Cyprian Mariene, who trains farmers in the techniques in Imenti Central.
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Aerofarms, BrightFarms, Bowery Farming and Freight Farms are all developing indoor farming systems that purport to provide better, fresher, cheaper produce at a fraction of the cost of organics and with a similar footprint.
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The Perennial champions a new kind of climate-beneficial farming, known as carbon farming, in which cattle graze on rangeland planted with perennial grasses whose longer roots can sequester carbon beneath the soil longer.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain will use import tariffs to protect its farming industry if it fails to reach a trade pact with the European Union, farming and environment minister Michael Gove said on Tuesday.
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Both inland fish farming and urban vertical farming—though niche operations compared with Midwestern soyabean cultivation or Scottish sea-loch salmon farms—are waves of the future in the service of gustatorially sophisticated urbanites.
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This has been the case in both farming communities in the state's Central Valley as well as other areas, including the state's coastal farming areas in Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties.
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You can buy coffee and chocolates made with coffee and cacao beans grown by farmers in need in order to support projects that champion sustainable farming and higher quality of life for these farming communities.
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OSLO, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Norwegian fish farming companies will be allowed to raise their output capacity for salmon and trout in nine of the country's 13 ocean farming regions, the fisheries minister said on Tuesday.
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"Everywhere in the world where there is salmon farming you have a decline in the wild salmon population," said biologist Alexandra Morton, who has been researching the effects of farming for the past 30 years.
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"He admitted that he had never done as well farming as he had the past couple years and also admitted farming hadn't been good for him during the previous eight years of Bush," says Wingfield.
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The head of Bayer's Crop Science unit, Liam Condon, told Reuters in September that Bayer's approach in digital farming had been to control plant pests while Monsanto's focus in digital farming was on improving yields.
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Diesel fuel, used for road transport, farming and mining, is expected to lead the recovery among transport fuels, aided by government policies, such as waiver of highway tolls, and seasonal farming demand, the report said.
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Combined with short rotation tree farming, this significantly reduced these ecosystems.
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More women today are in leadership positions in farming and agriculture.
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Randy was raised with the strong discipline of a farming family.
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Most rural families combine livestock and crop farming on small plots.
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Austria has embraced organic farming more than other EU member state.
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MB: It sounds like farming practices are largely based on tradition.
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I guess you can call it a chef approach to farming.
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He later expanded in offshore drilling, salmon farming and other businesses.
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The farming cooperatives association DRB, a separate organization, had on Aug.
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The new land was hilly, rocky, and no good for farming.
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FarmWise wants robots to do the dirty part of farming: weeding.
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Farming, because it uses water so heavily, is an important target.
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As a form of sustainable agriculture, hemp farming holds enormous potential.
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This is because for 50 years Indian governments have subsidised farming.
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Though farming organisations support culls, pastureland within wolf range is limited.
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While farming in the Sebitoli area isn't new, pesticide use is.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Your district is very heavy in agriculture and farming.
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The smart content farming business decision is to 'pull a Slate.
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For many Rwandans, farming is their only viable source of income.
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What you put in, like farming, is what you get out.
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Both indoor and outdoor farming have significant environmental impacts and implications.
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We'll try anything: From permaculture to different levels of industrialized farming.
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Arrey said volumes had primarily been boosted by sustainable farming practices.
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In comparison, humans have only been farming for around 12,000 years.
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These ancient mice remained harmless commensals until the development of farming.
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Myint said he believes that improved farming processes are the future.
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I brought in the concept of a cow-centered farming system.
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Visiting experts say they still encounter farming equipment from the 1950s.
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Zimbabwe used to rely on farming (especially tobacco) for foreign exchange.
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It imagines rich pastures with roaming cattle instead of factory farming.
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Two-thirds of India's population depends on farming for its livelihood.
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DONKEYS are the backbone of many farming villages in developing countries.
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FARMING American farmers have been among the hardest hit so far.
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The arid ones include four of China's five biggest farming provinces.
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He recovered, quit mining and went into cocoa and rubber farming.
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I read a lot about fish farming and I researched that.
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"And to a better farming and food system for the future."
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Most of that is around the farming sector, our agricultural sector.
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Willow Hill Ventures intends to make land within International Farming Corp.
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Electrical wires were ripped down from power stations vital to farming.
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"Urban farming is a huge part of the future," said Musk.
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People here rely on subsistence farming and minimal trade with Tibet.
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DE) plans to sell its digital farming business to BASF (BASFn.
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Farming kelp in a really wave-swept environment is nearly impossible.
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The Fusion government enacted progressive laws on education, farming and taxation.
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"It's a farming community, some people work in livestock," Patty said.
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But much of the interior is barely worth farming (see map).
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This kind of farming does not have to take place underground.
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Altering nature, then, is crucial to the success of fish farming.
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Vertical farming gives us control over a lot of these variables.
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An African-American family has established a farming dynasty in Alabama.
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The trouble has badly affected the region's farming and tourism industries.
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Iron Ox's robotic farm uses 90% less water than traditional farming.
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Brandon Alexander: There [are] multiple advantages of our approach to farming.
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"I'm not trying to get rid of farming," she says firmly.
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Several predict that their children will have no interest in farming.
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FARMING (2019) Rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube.
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Others say they want to buy a piece of farming machinery.
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Stories of untapped potential are drawing commercial farming to the continent.
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Such reports have led to criticism of pesticides used in farming.
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"I wish there was more profit in farming," one farmer says.
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Iowa is known across the country for its robust farming community.
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The Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger maintains vibrant urban farming spaces.
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The fires are coming from people farming and logging the rainforest.
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This section at the top was destroyed for farming in 1983.
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"That sort of catapulted me into this farming thing," he said.
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For a while, I was optimistic about the future of farming.
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"I knew that in India, people do ethical farming," Pandit said.
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He noted coffee farming has taken a toll on the rainforest.
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But it's to say, listen, we've got to address factory farming.
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It is engaging in a relatively new practice called vertical farming.
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And the farming community has ways of seeking recourse, he says.
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Farming is, by far, the most mature industry mankind has created.
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We, as a society, always worry over the future of farming.
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IO is an open-source digital farming project created by Infosys.
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Even using modern technologies and farming practices, the outlook is grim.
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Read more: 9 mind-blowing facts about the US farming industry
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Then I envision myself farming and shit like that you know.
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The issue has long pitted environmentalists against the state's farming communities.
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Photographers from the local and farming press sweep in for pictures.
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Wheat farming has been the economic mainstay of Kimba, South Australia.
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Many previous alt-farming startups got similar buzz, only to fail.
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Mass commercial fishing and fish farming produce inferior flavors, he argues.
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They were selling it because they've got pretty big farming operations.
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Still, he worries about the future of farming in the state.
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Canada Letter In Saskatchewan, farming is done on a grand scale.
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INVESTORS ARE ploughing hundreds of millions of dollars into vertical farming.
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Contributing to the precarity of small farming is increasing climate variability.
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Keenan is not the only firm trying to computerise cattle-farming.
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But she soon found another calling in her home province: farming.
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But farming is becoming increasingly difficult with droughts and salty soil.
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"People don't usually ask him about food purity and factory farming."
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But Johnson is up against a tough farming season this year.
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The gunmen then burned their small farming village before speeding away.
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The problem was these soldiers were not very good at farming.
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"There's no profit in farming the land ourselves," Mr. Qiu said.
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Much of the land has simply become too expensive for farming.
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The rush into cannabis farming has been disorienting for neighboring businesses.
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If we were really scared, why would we be here farming?
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He began using the term "vertical farming" in the second year.
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But can carbon farming really slow the pace of climate change?
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But around Hybart, work was limited mostly to logging or farming.
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There are even 25G fish-farming systems and 25G breakfast trays.
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But how many shoppers know what small-scale farming looks like?
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China's leadership has focused on remaking farming to stop the spread.
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They're followed by a look at underground farming in South Korea.
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Dear Mr. President, [ ... ] My family has been in farming for years.
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Brazil has previously blamed the EU for being protectionist about farming.
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Can you talk a bit about the scale of chicken farming?
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By the time Chavez became president in 1999, little farming remained.
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"They were into subsistence farming — 'back to the land,' " he says.
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"This area is really built around farming," Ms. Ingleby Davies said.
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"This is not your grandfather's farming or retail operations," he said.
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We already have a heavily subsidized farming industry in this country.
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Many residents try to make their livelihoods from fishing and farming.
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"With farming, you are feeding yourself in this life," Rahman said.
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Mostly, their causes have been connected to food and farming issues.
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He firmly believes hemp and marijuana farming will help veteran employment.
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The fragmentation brought about by farming creates isolated patches of forest.
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The titles are Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and Farming Simulator 19.
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Boys learned farming or other trades; girls were taught domestic skills.
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Extreme weather has been disrupting small-scale farming in Central America.
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Trilobites We humans think we're pretty smart because we invented farming.
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A quarry provides some jobs, but the backbone is subsistence farming.
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Overall, Farming Simulator 163 sold 3 million copies in two years.
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He stumbled upon the idea of rabbit farming entirely by accident.
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They're building homes and preparing the once wild land for farming.
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Radioactive activity and farming methods are what caused the widespread infertility in the first place, and Gilead's already trying to remedy that by farming organically and Colony workers digging to get rid of the contaminated soil.
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Figures from 2012 suggest farming is slightly less robust than it was at the 2007 census: The total number of US farmers declined, and while farming was more ethnically diverse, there were fewer new farmers altogether.
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The startup, which currently has robots out in the field (!) in Petaluma, CA, is aiming to automate 99 percent of the processes involved in vegetable farming within the next six months with their specialized farming bots.
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"With soilless farming we have been able to push for what you call urban farming, where we now have farms in cities such that we are able to cut off the middlemen and marketers," he says.
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NOAA gave birth to domestic shellfish farming in the 1930s and continues to fund innovations like seaweed and land-based salmon farming, which has in turn opened up new horizons for unemployed fishermen and their children.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A farming technique practiced for centuries in West Africa, which transforms nutrient-poor rainforest soil into fertile farmland, could combat climate change and revolutionize farming across the continent, researchers said on Tuesday.
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Benald Kinoti, an office from the Ministry of Agriculture in Meru, said fish farming is becoming an important component of rural development efforts aimed at improving food security and generating more income for poor farming households.
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Bakkafrost bought Faroe Farming in July * Bakkafrost repeats full year salmon output of 48,000 tonnes for 2016, while including Faroe Farming the output is expected at 49,000 tonnes (Reporting by Ole Petter Skonnord, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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"In Europe and the U.S., a lot of public money is spent on farming subsidies but very little of it goes to environmental measures," Urbancic told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, calling for more support for organic farming.
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What's less inspiring is Georgia Tech's proposed use for these robots: farming.
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Settlers claimed the few valleys where farming was feasible and built towns.
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Surplus land was meant to be redistributed amongst the poor for farming.
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For Mr. Peters, the minister's dismissal of farming was a rallying cry.
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His son has started farming in the Belgorod region, closer to Moscow.
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"I've added or subtracted something every year I've been farming," she says.
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The owner of a vineyard in California, Maldonado has a farming background.
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I was inspired by that and then started learning about indoor farming.
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I used that excel sheet to effectively solve problems of indoor farming.
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Are robots going to control our farming methods in decades to come?
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If you didn't grow up farming, you learn everything the hard way.
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" — Dominik Muranyi, a Veterans to Farmers graduate "Farming can be very soothing.
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If you can't make a profit off the ground, stop farming it.
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As players work together, they construct rudimentary villages, tools, and farming systems.
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Farming diagnostics company, Trace Genomics, raised $13 million in Series A financing.
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I quickly became really, really impressed with the farming community in Pennsylvania.
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This points to some of the generational changes that have shaped farming.
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Dabeinong said its pig farming operations have also suffered, without providing detail.
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BERGEN, Norway (Reuters) - Norway has built the world's biggest salmon-farming industry.
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G. This is an incredibly insightful piece into mass farming in China.
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But diverting limited supplies away from farming towards industry carries political risks.
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We're not yet 30, but we don't want to give up farming.
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Could her company and its fellow "incubatees" tame this final, farming frontier?
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On an ideal day, Berry splits his time between farming and writing.
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Water for farming can be gathered through means other than raiding aquifers.
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I think it's good...but people don't think farming is a business.
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Nowadays, she is a fundamental figure in the local organic farming movement.
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There is a farming lobby in the ÖVP saying "we want that".
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Often they do gruelling manual jobs, such as rice farming or fishing.
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Infertile women, dissidents and lesbians are sent to die farming toxic land.
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It was a long and rough road to the catfish farming facility.
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Some have daughters who have been educated about land rights and farming.
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Now it's a bustling and thriving factory that supports 450 farming families.
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Read more about Life Bot on TechCrunch — Modular Science – Outdoor robot farming.
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With federal approval, you could finally have marijuana farming certified as organic.
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Founder Spotlight: Irving Fain (Bowery Farming) 4:15 PM – 4:30 PM
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Japan's farming lobby is far more powerful than America's — it's virtually untouchable.
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European Union farming support should remain at around current levels, it said.
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Augmented reality vertical farming could help a small farm scale more quickly.
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What does this all have to do with the origin of farming?
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"Young people are increasingly realising that farming can pay off," he explained.
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I was worried at the start that farming would be really boring.
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In fact, it continues today, as robots make farming easier and greener.
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The seas and farming brought us everything that is new and innovative.
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Rainfall, never reliable, is scarcer and more erratic in many farming regions.
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One of the things about intensive farming of animals is it's cheap.
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This is hardly surprising, as farming is about 2% of the economy.
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He hopes one day to replace all products that use animal farming.
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Chie Nozawa of Toyo University compares it to slash-and-burn farming.
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These included the mainstays of Danjiangkou's economy: fish farming and turmeric processing.
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Marilee Foster's family has been farming in Sagaponack, New York, for generations.
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Solberg cited farming as one example of a possible conflict of interest.
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But like any industrial-scale process, this farming activity results in waste.
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Farming, responsible for the birth of civilization, could now help save it.
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Originally the farming village of Schraalenburgh, Bergenfield owes its name to indecision.
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CNN: How did the urban farming component of your work take shape?
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For poor communities, especially in developing countries, vertical farming can be unaffordable.
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Which makes me wonder: Do you see links between filmmaking and farming?
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Glencore, for example, supports cooperatives working in farming, welding, sewing and carpentry.
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When it comes to hen farming, the dudes obviously aren't that useful.
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Everyone in this close-knit farming community is mourning Mr. Mosher's passing.
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The gunmen attacked the farming village of Yakshari around 9:30 a.m.
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Has there been much commercial interest in your take on insect farming?
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It's not that the arid region lends itself to outdoor cannabis farming.
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Chicken and pork proved preferable because of the efficiency of factory farming.
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FarmBot even comes with an app that makes IRL farming a game.
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Farming is a difficult career and the barriers to entry are high.
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It takes hard work and sacrifice to build a career in farming.
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For a graphic on weeds' growing resistance to farming herbicides, click tmsnrt.
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From beginnings in farming, some have now diversified into commerce and manufacturing.
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For economically insecure women, insect farming is often a more accessible option.
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ONE way to view farming is as a branch of matrix algebra.
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The increased mechanization of farming has reduced the numbers of farm jobs.
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In the United States, farming accounts for roughly 9 percent of emissions.
|
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More efficient farming could reduce water use, helping to meet climate challenges.
|
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Wheat farming, on the other hand, relies on rainfall instead of irrigation.
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In farming, this signifies the swiftness with which a scythe cuts wheat.
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We were living in a moshav, a cooperative farming commune in Israel.
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Fisheries exports, not including seaweed, pearls and fish farming, totaled $4 billion.
|
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Her thesis was called "The Effects of Corporate Farming on Rural Community."
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The impact on farming, aside from any subsidies, could also be substantial.
|
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A "Hopper full of dirt?" is not necessarily hinting at farming equipment.
|
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It's full of charming characters, delightful minigames, and — yes — lots of farming.
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Most people on Ambae live a subsistence lifestyle by farming and fishing.
|
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Farsighted experts in 1900 might have predicted a collapse in farming jobs.
|
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In recent years, indoor agriculture — specifically vertical farming — has attracted attention worldwide.
|
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The next president must increase investment in these cost-effective farming improvements.
|
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Hydroponic growers say their methods can make organic farming even more sustainable.
|
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Compliance with the Forest Law would help reduce farming emissions, Junqueira added.
|
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I say let the personal farming revolution parallel the personal computing revolution.
|
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The fuel tax credit was created for off-highway and farming uses.
|
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"We're going to be farming and going seed to sole," said West.
|
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Unpredictable weather and low crop yields have made farming unviable for many.
|
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Marijuana enthusiasts say cannabis farming will take time to develop in Thailand.
|
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The area is a vast plain where farming is the main activity.
|
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One farmer called ElSucio said they've learned about computer networking through farming.
|
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In fact, farming creates economic growth and opportunity for everyone in America.
|
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We spoke with Gersh about MUFI's location-specific approach to urban farming.
|
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"Instead, they should subsidize organic farming and promote it better," he said.
|
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Separately, organic farming is also drawing an unlikely enthusiast: city dwelling professionals.
|
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"Gardening and farming have always been my two greatest passions," says Donadon.
|
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For one thing, says Reichert, AgVend's farming customers are sometimes offered rebates.
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If so, what's your strategy for getting new players into farming sims?
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Mechanization of farming jobs, integration, and isolation, left Belle Glade poorly developed.
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We respect them, but we don't necessarily share your position regarding farming.
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It's certainly inhumane the way a lot of those farming practices are.
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As it turns out, they can't deal with the weightload of farming.
|
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For protein lovers disenchanted with commercial livestock farming, the future looks good.
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I'm going to New York on Wednesday and do a little farming.
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"Livestock farming is my culture and tradition as a Motswana," he said.
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Rain often fails in this semi-arid area, which makes farming risky.
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Urban farming likely won't ever provide cities with all that many calories.
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And there is indeed evidence that urban farming is quite valuable here.
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Furutani also wants his university's drone tech to benefit the farming community.
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So The End of Animal Farming is all about the big picture.
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But there's a very existential reason to integrate AI into farming, too.
|
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Beyond automation, data analytics are creating important spaces for innovation in farming.
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When Proposition 64 passed there was a moratorium on large-scale farming.
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Michael Stovall's history with farming has been full of turmoil and trouble.
|
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California is the source of most of the nation's illegal marijuana farming.
|
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Breakingviews Mark Zuckerberg is discovering the cost of factory-farming Facebook's users.
|
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Though devastating for many farming communities, the damage was still remarkably low.
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She wanted to leave farming for a life working in the city.
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Antibiotic overuse at the doctor's office or in livestock and farming practices.
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The region's economic future rests on dairy farming and ecotourism, he said.
|
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Vertical farming of this sort is not, of itself, a new idea.
|
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RecoveryPark, on Detroit's East Side, provides another model of urban farming entirely.
|
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Mushroom farming typically results in high yield from a very small footprint.
|
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As farmers retire, Kalbach worries the sheer expense of farming will mean
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The final category is the lowest quality and comes from intensive farming.
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It is difficult work, and not simply because farming is hard labor.
|
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But diverting limited supplies away from farming towards industry carries political risks.
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The monks there practice the arts every day, alongside their farming duties.
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He was now focused full time on farming and owned 35 cows.
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Rome, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte attends farming association Confagricoltura event (1330 GMT).
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Bolsonaro has sought to open up indigenous reservations to mining and farming.
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Resources are scarce in farming towns, said Brenda Quintana, Waterford's community liaison.
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I've got farm blood and a farming soul, Uncle Rex, Billy said.
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Hemp is going to revive farming families in the climate-change era.
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His videos appeal to the average person unfamiliar with the farming lifestyle.
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One business, IceRobotics, wants to use technology to assist the farming process.
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But just 803 years ago, Gurgaon was a relatively small farming area.
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"If you stand still, you go back in dairy farming," he said.
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The fuel-tax credit was created for off-highway and farming uses.
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She sold her bakery, applied to Alba and started farming alongside them.
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Chicken farming is the leading cause of animal suffering on the planet.
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"The Midwest is known for farming," said Dan Snowden, the executive chef.
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It's about the future of our country and the future of farming.
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Wwoof volunteers work for room and board during the summer farming season.
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The error gave cooperatives — including farming giants like Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc.
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His latest food venture delves into the world of local urban farming.
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A majority of Zimbabweans live in rural areas and survive on farming.
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But 30 million years later, two kinds of ant-farming societies diverged.
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"I want to sell wines made with good farming practices," he said.
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It's as if we're going as we did from farming to manufacturing.
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They have made our culinary landscape richer and our farming practices better.
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Plus, there's land use, the energy needed for farming, and so on.
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Environmental and farming groups have opposed all three deals, worried about their power and their advantage in digital farming data, which can tell farmers how and when to till, sow, spray, fertilize and pick crops based on algorithms.
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"I wanted to offer more value compared to what the traditional frog farming business was about, which was mostly just the meat or selling live frogs," says Wan, who's known as the "Frog Princess" in the farming community.
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To bring levels back up, a set of techniques known as carbon farming, or regenerative farming, encourage and complement the process by which plants draw carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, break it down and sequester carbon into soil.
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The farming lobby says it is already suffering from sterling's weakness, which makes its products 20% dearer, and worries that the EU's farming policy will become more subsidy-driven when Britain no longer has a seat at the table.
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" But she knows precisely where her love of urban farming—and food—comes from: "What set me up to love farming was when I was growing up in the West Village; we had this really tiny, tiny galley kitchen.
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That's distinct from aquaponics (farming with fish) and aeroponics (farming with air and nutrient-dense mist), explained Rob Laing, a thirty-eight-year-old Australian tech entrepreneur, who, in thrall to papalo , set up the farm two years ago.
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REVAMPED FARMING AND BIODIVERSITY POLICIES Von der Leyen also promised to take a fresh look at the EU farming strategy with policies such as the "Farm to Fork Strategy", designed to help farmers produce food in more sustainable ways.
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Peter Lehner is a senior attorney and Alexis Andiman is an associate attorney with Earthjustice's Sustainable Food and Farming Program, which works to improve our nation's food system, from crop selection and farming practices to food processing and accessibility.
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But an official listing would have stifled human activities like farming and ranching.
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A remote farming town of approximately 103,300, Orania by this description is unremarkable.
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At odds aren't just two different farming systems, but two different social approaches.
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In fall 2019, Costco will open a chicken farming operation in eastern Nebraska.
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As a result, Cuban farming has become a leading example of ecological agriculture.
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"Farming is the oldest occupation in history, and for black Americans," said Boyd.
|
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But Banc-Prandi said there are also limitations to coral farming on land.
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But these numbers don't tell the whole story of shrimp farming, Quarto said.
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This dynamic has long been at the heart of large-scale shrimp farming.
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Besides helping reduce harmful greenhouse gases, carbon sequestration is a boon for farming.
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There are several reasons why so many farming startups are repurposing space hardware.
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Demand for diesel - a fuel used to power farming equipment - has subsequently suffered.
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Under no circumstances we shall be using groundwater for farming or industrial purposes.
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" "My family got into farming to sell beef, not to accept government assistance.
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Children are often forced to work in sectors such as farming and mining.
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Like the wider political campaign, farming has semi-official groups leading each side.
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Tractor Supply is a retailer of a wide variety of farming supplies. Questions?
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His date consists of oyster farming, which looks like an exceedingly fun activity.
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"The case in favor of octopus farming is weak," the paper points out.
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They're very clearly staged, with barely a rudimentary understanding of what farming entails.
|
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It is especially common in the south-west, where cattle farming is concentrated.
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It highlights one of the big problems with farming in a changing climate.
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I bet my life on the Hemp Farming Act introduced by Mitch McConnell.
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Abe would need to appeal to Japan's legislature to get more farming concessions.
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Until then, we're nowhere near ready to take the fields out of farming.
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Aethaer's own "Air Farming" video can seem almost too ridiculous to be true.
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As a result, they have limited options for earning a living beyond farming.
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Mondelez is also offering financial rewards to farmers who use sustainable farming techniques.
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More than half a million Colombian families make a living from coffee-farming.
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There are new varieties, and better farming practices such as high-density planting.
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The Woolmark Company shines light on Australian woolgrowers, highlighting their sustainable farming practices.
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He was born to money and ran his family's farming and construction firms.
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U.S. farming has been a hot-button issue in the ongoing trade war.
|
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Bowery Farming is a startup looking to change the way we grow food.
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What about how the move from horse farming to mechanized agriculture changed things?
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Art, farming, poetry, architecture, carpentry, accounting, cooking have no boundaries with each other.
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In 1800, farming accounted for nearly 75 percent of the U.S. labor force.
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