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[jeronimoloco]

Horse-drawn buses and that 1870s weekend hop to JB

Believe it or not, the exodus of Singapore residents to Johor Bahru during the weekends goes back a least 150 years to the 1870s. The draw of JB back in those early days were neither its food or shopping, but the Johor’s many gambling establishments. Gambling had been made illegal in Singapore in 1829, and many turned to illegal establishments to satisfy that gambling itch, or make the trip to…

[odvunir]

man. nobody surfs the web anymore

[prenasper]

Indoor Farming Market Share, Rising Trends, Growth Drivers, Opportunities, Challenges, CAGR Status, Business Analysis and Future Outlook Till 2033: SPER Market Research

The practice of cultivating crops indoors without exposing them to the outside environment is commonly referred to as indoor farming. Vegetables, fruits, and herbs are the most widely cultivated indoor crops. Large-scale operations and compact spaces, such as basements, are both possible with indoor farms. Farming practices typically incorporate methods like hydroponics, where crops are nourished by artificial lighting. The yield from indoor farming technologies surpass traditional farming. A controlled environment inside the indoor farming complex creates an optimum growing conditions for the farmers to grow a crop from the seed till the harvesting stage arrives. In order to produce safer and healthier food, indoor farming technology refrains from employing any fungicides and all pesticides.

According to SPER Market Research, ‘Indoor Farming Technology Market Size- By Growing System, By Facility Type, By Component Type, By Crop Type - Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ state that the Global Indoor Farming Technology Market is estimated to reach USD 48.08 billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 9.66%.

 The growing issue of a shortage of land for farming or food production, as a result of the world's population growing at an accelerated rate, is driving the development of indoor farming. Major advantages of indoor farming include improved crop growth, less water use, less reliance on outdoor temperatures or weather, labour cost savings, and improved energy conservation. These advantages are driving the global adoption of indoor farming practices, which is anticipated to fuel the growth of the indoor farming technology market. Modern agriculture has benefited from indoor vertical farming, which is gaining the interest of younger people. Technology for indoor farming makes it possible to maximize agricultural productivity and ecological sustainability due to shorter harvest times and better yields in less area.

Limited funding for agriculture-related businesses slows down research and development for indoor farming in public or private universities, which restricts the amount of data and information available. High set-up cost could be a restraining factor initially in indoor farming technology market. Since indoor farming equipment uses a lot of energy, farmers may find it difficult to pay for their high electricity bills. Furthermore, there is a need for higher public awareness and comprehension on the advantages of sustainable agriculture technologies and indoor farming. In addition, the sector lacks supervision and standards, which leads to variations in the safety and quality of products.

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The COVID-19 pandemic had a range of effects on the global indoor agricultural technology sector. The pandemic has hindered market expansion by causing labour shortages, supply chain interruptions, and a decline in consumer demand for non-essential commodities. However, the outbreak has highlighted the significance of resilient and sustainable food systems as well as food security, leading to increased investment in indoor farming technology. The epidemic has also prompted the development of automation and remote monitoring tools, which let farmers to oversee and manage their indoor crops from a distance. All things considered, the pandemic has brought opportunities as well as challenges to the worldwide indoor farming technology market.

 Indoor Farming Technology Market Key Players:

North America is the leading holder of share in Indoor Farming Technology Market. The need for indoor farming technology has been rising in this area as a result of the expanding involvement of international business lines in agricultural operations to satisfy crop producers' expectations to attain export-quality crops. Some of the key market players are Lumigrow, Signify Holding, Argus Control System, Everlight Electronics.

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[sayruq]

The Malawi government has finally spoken out on the arrest of Malawian farm workers in Israel, clarifying that 12 out of 40 individuals detained are from the country. According to Minister of Information Moses Kunkuyu, the 40 individuals, representing 13 nationalities, were arrested for leaving their designated work stations and seeking employment in town without proper authorization. Kunkuyu revealed that the group, including the 12 Malawians, had abandoned their farm work to seek jobs at a bakery in Bnei Brak, violating Israel’s labor laws and regulations.

Malawi and Israel signed a labor export deal in 2022, allowing Malawi to send unskilled laborers to Israel to work in various sectors, including agriculture and construction. The deal aimed to generate more foreign exchange revenue for Malawi and provide employment opportunities for its citizens. Under the deal, Malawian workers are expected to work in Israel for a maximum of 5 years, with a minimum salary of $1,500 per month. The deal also includes provisions for workers’ safety, health insurance, and protection from exploitation. However, the deal has faced criticism and controversy, with some opposition politicians and human rights organizations expressing concerns about the secrecy surrounding the deal and the potential risks to workers’ safety.

The arrest of the Malawian workers has raised concerns about the treatment of foreign workers in Israel and the effectiveness of the labor deal in protecting their rights. Human rights organizations have called on the Malawian government to take action to ensure the safe return of the detained workers and to review the labor deal to prevent similar incidents in the future. The incident has also sparked debate about the benefits and risks of labor export deals and the need for greater transparency and accountability in such agreements.

The mistreatment of foreign workers in Israel is well documented and would explain why the 45 workers escaped the farm to look for work elsewhere

[farmerstrend]

Bay Leaf Farming In Kenya: A Complete Cultivation Guide

Bay leaf, scientifically known as Laurus nobilis, is a fragrant and versatile herb widely used in culinary applications and traditional medicine. It’s an evergreen shrub or tree that can grow up to 30 feet in height. Its glossy leaves are the primary product of interest, possessing a distinctive aromatic flavor. In recent years, bay leaf farming has gained popularity in Kenya due to its economic…

[kenresearch1]

The Agricultural Equipment Market in the Netherlands: Innovations and Trends

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The agricultural equipment market in the Netherlands is projected to experience a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of ~6.5% by the year 2027. Let's delve into the various factors that contribute to this growth.

STORY OUTLINE

Dutch farming embraces GPS tractors, precision methods for optimal planting, harvesting, increasing yield, and productivity.

Leading in horticulture, Netherlands' high-tech greenhouses contribute to exports and innovative crop growth under controlled environments.

Dutch Agri-market innovates to minimize chemicals, conserve water, adopting precision systems for eco-friendly practices.

Challenges met with research and tech-driven solutions, as automation, data, and sustainability pave Dutch Agri-equipment market's future.

The Netherlands, a country renowned for its picturesque tulip fields and windmills, is also a powerhouse in the agricultural sector. With its technologically advanced approach to farming and horticulture, the Dutch agricultural equipment market has seen remarkable growth and innovation. Let's delve into the key trends and statistics shaping this dynamic market.

1.Technological Advancements and Modernization

One of the standouts features of the Dutch agricultural landscape is its embrace of cutting-edge technology. Precision farming techniques have become the norm, with Global Positioning System (GPS)-guided tractors leading the charge.

These intelligent machines allow farmers to optimize planting, irrigation, and harvesting, resulting in increased efficiency and yield.

2.Greenhouse Horticulture Excellence

The Netherlands is a global leader in greenhouse horticulture, a practice that involves growing crops in controlled environments. These high-tech greenhouses incorporate climate control systems, artificial lighting, and advanced hydroponic or aquaponic setups.

According to recent statistics, nearly 10% of the country's agricultural production takes place within greenhouses, contributing significantly to its export revenues.

3.Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Awareness

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Environmental concerns and sustainability are at the forefront of Dutch agricultural practices. The Netherlands' agricultural equipment market has responded by offering innovative solutions that reduce chemical usage, conserve water, and minimize environmental impact.

This commitment is evident in the increasing adoption of precision application systems that limit the use of fertilizers and pesticides.

4.Challenges and Future Outlook

Despite its impressive achievements, the Dutch agricultural equipment market faces certain challenges. Rising land prices, labor shortages, and stringent environmental regulations pose hurdles that the industry must navigate. However, the Dutch government's commitment to research and innovation ensures that these challenges are met with inventive solutions.

With a blend of tradition and innovation, the Netherlands' agricultural sector stands as a beacon of modern agricultural practices, inspiring the world with its commitment to efficient and eco-friendly farming.

In conclusion, the Netherlands' agricultural equipment market exemplifies the marriage of technology and agriculture. From precision farming to advanced greenhouse horticulture and automation in dairy farming, the country's approach serves as a model for sustainable and efficient agriculture. As global demands for food production and resource efficiency increase, the Dutch agricultural equipment market is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of farming.

[neha24blog]

Farm Tire Market Focusing On The Basis Of Product, Application, Distribution, Region And Forecast 2030: Grand View Research Inc.

San Francisco, 29 June 2023: The Report Farm Tire Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Product (Bias, Radial), By Application (Tractors, Harvesters), By Distribution (OEM, Aftermarket), By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2023 – 2030 The global farm tire market size is expected to reach USD 11,801.4 million by 2030, registering a CAGR of 5.5% over the forecast period, according to a new…

[atompowers]

☀️🐶🐑⚡ Renewable Border-Collie Shepherding Solar Farm Sheep Energy

The Solar Shepherd showcases a family-owned farm in central Massachusetts that's raising sheep and solar energy on the same piece of land. AgriSolar or agrivoltaic partnerships are growing across solar-appropriate farmland in the U.S., providing a new revenue source for farmers, clean energy for surrounding communities, and myriad benefits to crops, livestock, and pollinators.

[pravalika]

Farm Management Software Market - Forecast (2023 - 2028)

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[probablyasocialecologist]

Mukiibi farmed in Uganda but is now the president of Slow Food International, promoting more sustainable production and consumption globally. There have been challenges, he says, with agriculture giants claiming agroecology cannot deliver at scale. He believes this message is undermining and unwelcome, and that the agroecology movement is having success across Africa. “I’ve travelled to more than 30 African countries, meeting farmers in the communities, and many express the fear and worry that they cannot catch up with the seed system controlled by big business,” says Mukiibi. “It is so important not to lose the argument because then we hand our future to the corporations and their intention is not to feed anyone. “It is to feed their revenue streams, to stamp their control over food and to dictate who should produce what and when.”

[liberalsarecool]

Trump's China tariffs ended up not producing the promised revenue. Ask farmers in Iowa. Many lost their family farms. Then, the billions in farm bailouts went to large corporate farms.

All the lost US farm exports helped Russia sell their crops in China.

Starting to see the pattern?

[astrologysaysno]

I saw this Tumblr post floating about on the world wide web and decided, "Hey, let's turn that into a Moshang AU"

Mobei is the heir of Northern Goods, a family-owned multimillion dollar company whose main stream of revenue is the sale and transfer of produce and other goods all across China. As Vice-President, he is the successor to his father, who is planning to step down within the decade or so and retire.

Mobei is a hands-on boss, actively participating in the process of harvesting and preparing to ship these products around the country and internationally, a family tradition to be as involved as possible in the process as to not forget their roots as humble farmers who resided in the desert.

That's all fine and dandy, it's why the turnover rate is so low in his company, their boss is competent in this field.

What Mobei isn't competent about is the more beaureaucratic type of business.

He has no real clue about how things such as accounting and the logistics that ensure that transportation and sale goes smoothly happen. Mobei isn't the business-suit on Wall Street type, he prefers to let his products and their quality speak for themselves.

So he hires a manager from the city to deal with it instead.

Shang Qinghua, a man who lives in the city since he was a child, gets hired by Mobei to as the Logistics Manager of Northern Goods. He snatches up the offer even if it means having to relocate to the countryside.

Plot follows, they fall in love, all that good tea.

Mobei is enamoured by this tiny (Shang Qinghua is not THAT short, Mobei is just very tall and well-built) little man that has somehow paved a way for Northern Goods to be stronger than ever.

Shang Qinghua is in love with his ever friendlier boss that actually understands the hardship and struggle of working out in the field as a farmhand, doing his best to ensure a better and more efficient environment for both the company and their workers.

Shang Qinghua one day decides to try his hand at this whole farming thing now that Mobei and him are closer, but Mobei refuses.

Shang Qinghua is a city man with a city boy constitution. He fears that such strenuous activity may actively kill the poor guy. SQH has worked at a desk and ONLY at a desk for his entire employment, filing taxes and filling forms for the company. Mobei would much rather have his man safe in the shade (hopefully entranced by his figure as he works) rather than having him sweat a river and dying of a stroke while gathering crops.

Shang Qinghua convinces Mobei to let him try anyways, stating he wanted to experience what Mobei experiences.

(If Mobei agrees and both of them use it as an excuse to spend more time with each other, that remains unsaid.)

What Mobei concludes that day is that Shang Qinghua is that the man has no upper body strength at all, but invested it all in his legs. When I tell you this man can run like the wind. Shang Qinghua would put a trackstar to shame.

After having to constantly run from one side of factories and fields to the other in order to stop someone from doing something dumb so many times, he's built up the cardio for extremely long distances without breaking too much of a sweat. He will need some melon seeds and a long nap afterwards, though.

(And if Mobei thinks about his legs every once in a while, he doesn't say a word.)

[harrietvane]

So, in Busman’s Homeymoon, Lord Peter buys Harriet Vane a mink cloak worth 950 pounds (according to the Dowager Duchess’ journal entry), but he buys Tallboys for “only” 650 pounds.

Even bearing in mind that real estate really did used to be cheaper, do you understand how that is possible? Or how to find out more about relative purchasing power? I used an online calculator website which gave me some figures, but it still seems insane that one could buy an entire Elizabethan farmhouse for 2/3 the price of a garment! Very curious to learn from others who understand this better than I do.

Ah, I see my esteemed colleague @oldshrewsburyian has also had some interesting thoughts on this, so I'll link that here as well before I begin.

So, it's a legitmate question, and there's no catch-all simple answer (in the gotcha sense of 'why didn't i know that bit of cultural Truth'), but there are mitigating factors that take it from a ridiculous price comparison, to merely outlandish. Even taking into account that the coat is quoted in guineas, not pounds, and that PW says the bank valued Talboys at £800 via a mortgage (the paid price was a discount, for paying in cash quickly, which is Plot Relevant), it gets us to roughly the same place, value-wise. Or shall we say PRICE-wise, rather than value, as I'll get into below. There's several factors at play here - they mainly relate to class, and spending power:

-The house is Not That Great, in terms of the kind of property that PW would usually be buying. I mean it is still a large-ish house, big enough to have 2 adults and small children in, but it's not what would be on his radar normally. The only reason they know about it, it that it's near a place where HARRIET grew up as a child. It's not getting any high marks in particular Beauty, Convenience, or Quality - the main reason HV's drawn to it is sentiment, rather than anything else. They both know that they will have to significantly add to it, and alter it, in order for it to be a comfortable home. That would usually be out-of-budget for someone in Harriet's position, who would expect to buy something that meets her needs 'as-is'. Most people looking at buying that house would be Harriets not Peters, so it might be a tough sell.

-The house has no power, and limited plumbing: There's dark references to DRAINS by the dowager duchess, it's entirely possible that this house has no modern plumbing at all - they make the comparison that the huge palace the Wimseys grew up in wasn't plumbed until recently, but then again they do have about 800 servants, whereas Talboys is just a regular house: they will have Bunter alone (at first), with an assist from Mrs Ruddle. There's mention of "a cistern" with some basic valves, but the scullery is mentioned as having a copper, from which hot water is "scooped into a large bath-can" - a copper being, simply, a large metal basin over a fire, in effect. No running hot water, maybe no flushable loos - it's a factor. They also talk specifially about having to electrify Talboys themselves - it's candles and lamps until then. It's fancy camping. By the mid-1930s, a lot of middle-class buyers would expect a little more convenience in both water and wiring, unless they had significant support staff, which Talboys would not be expected to house.

-There's probably no farm! It's a farm house - not a wider land purchase. People like PW's brother the Duke are wealthy primarily because they own land, not because of the big palace they have (which eats money, rather than generates it). The land is what gives them spending power, because other people are paying them rent to live on it, farm on it, or both. PW's own personal 'younger sibling' wealth is also mentioned somewhere to be primarily in real estate (assumed to be in London) - sad to say: he's a landlord, and that's why he's rich. Talboys, on the other hand, as a purchase, would not, in almost any way, be expected to generate revenue through either farming, agriculture, or charging rent. Until they invent house flipping in 80 years, or until the motorway goes through in 40 years, there's not much expectation that Talboys would increase all that much in value.

-Lastly, there's a massive disparity in what The Market Will Bear when we compare a basic residence vs a luxury item (like a mink coat) in the mid-1930s. This is not particular to that time, though. Like any first-year economics student will tell you, the price of something is not it's intrinsic value, it's what someone is WILLING to pay for it. If someone is willing to pay such a price, that's the price it will be. So, we're not comapring Objects, we're comparing Buyers: the the main purchasers of a slightly run-down farmhouse located nowhere special are Harriets, and main purchasers of mink coats are Peters. Talboys is priced for Harriets. The mink coat is priced for Peters.

Compare for example, a contemporary parallel: the Hermes Birkin bag. It's a leather handbag with a starting retail price of about USD 11,400. Just for the bag. Then, you have fancier versions of the fancy bag, eg wikipedia tells me one version sold at auction for USD 380,000 in Hong Kong in 2017. Now, the Harriets of today are not buying a Hermes Birkin handbag, but they are probably trying to buy slightly run-down houses outside urban centers for (one hopes) slightly less than 380k. The Wimseys of the worlds are clearly buying Birkin bags. In that way, it's actually pretty easy to get to a place where Person A might buy a single luxury item for X pounds, and Person B might buy a whole residence for X pounds, and neither feel like they'd done something insane. The key here is in a Wimsey/Vane marriage, they run up against this concept immediately, and repeatedly.

There's a good reason the first epistolary section of the novel is almost entirely taken up with money chat - the ring, the purchase of shirts from Burlington Arcade, the marriage settlement, the gift from the bride to the groom, the mink coat, the bitchy exchange between Helen and Harriet about HV being allowed "six free copies of her book" to distribute. These people come from 2 fundamentally different experiences of the world. They might have gotten engaged using the word 'Magistra', specifically to emphasise their fundamental equality (in the context of learning and the mind, to begin with), but it can't be denied: there's gaps that need to be bridged. They both know parts of their married life will be spent in attempting to do that, hopefully to their mutual satisfaction. Mention of a mink coat for 950 guineas is a nice, neat shorthand for illustrating what's still at play between them here.

[aconstantstateofbladerunner]

Fanfic Thieves on YouTube: A New Grift

So one of the content farm channels stealing fics has an ao3 now and last night they commented on Butterfly asking to make money off it while paying me in exposure.

I confronted them on discord and asked how they had the audacity to ask the people they stole from to use their hard work to line his pockets without even apologizing. Long story short, I gave them an ultimatum to post a public apology on their youtube channel to prove they actually care about doing the right thing and aren’t just a grifter telling me what I want to hear for money. And they asked me to write the apology, TO ME, for them.

I should have asked if their mommy still wipes their ass for them too.

Anyway, DNWhatif is a lazy grifter who has not changed their ways, the only reason they’re asking permission now is because all the DMCA strikes on stolen content have started eating into their revenue. Don’t let them profit off of your work as a writer. And if you have to interact with them, tell them to go fuck themselves.