@grok en que región de Japón cultiva Shuichi

Vino de visita a la Argentina, se impactó con una técnica y ahora está revolucionando la agricultura en su país

Sorry for the misspellings....I wanted to write......but strategically combines never stop as far as crop condition allows to keep harvesting..

We keep harvesting our soy at full capacity. When trucks are not available, we deposit our grains in plastic bags......but strategicslly vombines never stop as far as the crop confition allows @ADAlvarez7 @GlobalFarmerNet

Ten days ago, the new corn ( replanted after hail storm destruction of the first one ) was looking promising....we will never have to quit .....

@GlobalFarmerNet @RSaik A month later the "new corn crop" was again on the race.......

Without any delay, we started the replanting opperation. Thanks to the superb capacity of our No Till Planters & also to biotechnology that allows to selectively control the destroyed crop, ten days later, we already have the new crop emerged & on the way @GlobalFarmerNet @RSaik

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Suddenly, in just twenty minutes, my very nice, healthy, and promising corn became a destroyed crop !! We farmers must have knowledge and skills to be successful at farming and also OGHT TO LEARN HOW TO PROPERLY MANAGE RISK !!!! @aapresid @ADAlvarez7 @GlobalFarmerNet

If we make a close up, we can "even see" the soil porosity and the stoover ( carbon ) decomposing and getting into the soil as Organic Matter....this is "soil health at work" on the real farming scenario....... @aapresid @AgBioWorld @AmirKassam1 @bramaccimmyt @GlobalFarmerNet

Both our corn & soy planted into 40 yrs. agro-ecosystem managed under the pples of the No Till System, are looking very promising so far...@aapresid @ADAlvarez7 @AmirKassam1 @bramaccimmyt @GlobalFarmerNet @

My early No Tilled Corn, looks promising this season @ADAlvarez7 @bebelm22 @GlobalFarmerNet

If any of you wonder how my planter and tractor looks like, here you have some good picts......@GlobalFarmerNet @RSaik @AgBioWorld @AmirKassam1 @PaolaCampitell1

Agenden! @BumperCrop1 !

20 days after topdressing, Avena strigosa as a cover/service crop is already starting to cover the soil, fixing CO2 from air & bringing it into the soil increasing its C & OM content... @AgBioWorld @ADAlvarez7 @bramaccimmyt @GlobalFarmerNet @RSaik @pasti_marco

Genetically engineered foods as a selling point rather than a scare tactic would be a welcome and remarkable shift for a culture that has erroneously demonized it for years

We keep producing with a high level of efficiency and, in a sustainable fashion, matching the environmental, economic and social requirements to achieve sustainability a win,win,win strategy and achieved scenario....

Yesterday, we end harvesting around 13 tn of grain/ha leaving around same ammount of stoover&roots on the field. Today we are topdressing Avena strigosa to establish a cover/service crop preceding soy that will be planted 7 months ahead....@GlobalFarmerNet @RSaik @aapresid

Mexico said it would delay a ban on the use of the herbicide glyphosate after it was unable to identify a substitute. Which means the unban will stand for a longtime?

Miss you Norman! #happybirthday