I recently watched a news video where BC producers are wanting the government to allow more of their products on local liquor store shelves. It's really sad that this trade war with the US is bringing these things to light. Why does the government have these restrictions?
Vegetable farming is the practice of growing vegetables, which can include leafy greens, root crops, fruits, and legumes, among others. These vegetables are cultivated for their edible parts, which provide numerous health benefits. The farming process involves selecting suitable crops, preparing the soil, planting, irrigating, managing pests, and harvesting.
As a farmer, I would like to know how most farmers use weather forecasts and crop reports to improve their business? Do you have any suggested hints, would like to learn more and improve my knowledge.
I'm a farmer in North America. How do one stay updated on the latest policy changes and regulations affecting agriculture? Can you share any helpful resources or strategies for understanding these updates and practicing sustainable farming? I would like to know
As a farmer in North America, I'm interested in staying updated on food growing and production trends. What are some recent innovations or sustainable farming strategies you've found effective?
