/r/Crops
Farm Crops for farming safe, healthy food and other agriculture that's also safe for the farmers growing it, no corporate industrial seed and pesticide (herbicide, insecticide) marketing. Biodiversity. Natural fertilizer good for dirt, crop, and environment. Urban gardens and plants, even grass.
Crops that are safe to grow on farms and gardens for healthy food for those eating and growing it. No corporate industrial seed marketing.
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What size field must you have to afford a brand new Combine ?
Can anyone help??
Here's the situation - driving by on various rural roads, we often pass BIG fields of various crops. Corn, wheat, soybeans etc, who ikonws ??
How can I tell WHAT is growing there ? Corn is easy to pick out, but what about all the other ones ? There has to be a picture-based reference for this SOMEWHERE !
Something with aerial shots of these fields, with labels !
Hi,
We are a wheat flour producer in Tanzania and I am looking to buy wheat from Ukraine and import into Tanzania for food processing here.
I contacted a lot of sellers online and settled on a company based in Hungary. They have both Hungarian wheat and Ukranian wheat and I blindly ordered a sample of the Ukranian wheat via DHL. It costed me $100 so it was money I was willing to lost if the seller scammed me.
The wheat arrived and we tested it and it all looks good. The price quoted is $180 FOB or $220 CIF to Tanzania. Comparing these prices to what FOB prices of wheat are in Ukraine, which is about $230/$240, it seems too low and I am scared not to get scammed.
I am looking to again take it slow and order only 1 40ft container, so if they scam me, they are scamming me out of not a whole lot of money.
Is anyone here able to advice on whether the price I am getting quoted is too low and this is indeed a scam? Or is the price of wheat in Ukraine at the moment really around $180 FOB?
Thanks in advance!
So for those who dont know I originally made this plant dictionary/list and wanted to share to the world cause idk Im kinda proud of it and I think it could be helpful😀 Anyways Ive updated it from feedback and suggestions I received from Reddit like adding filters(more coming), better search and an auto scroll. Hope you guys like it and if there's any other feedback lemme know! Cheers🥰
My team and I are doing a project on agricultural water runoff pollution and are trying to gain some insight from farmers. If anyone is a farmer/has some experiences with this it'd be great if you could briefly answer any/all of the below questions.
What causes water runoff in the agricultural context? What leads to the pollution of this runoff, and what are the concerns associated with polluted water? What methods can be used to help combat this water runoff pollution? To what extent is water runoff and pollution a problem?
Thanks!
Hello. Please I would know how we call crops growing overnight, like mushrooms. I ask because I’m looking for other crops that grow on night like mushrooms. If possible, edible or just useful for humans. Thank you.