#farmgate

[wlfhardinc]

WAIT! There’s a cut on his face which means Will and Mike are hopefully gonna be cleaning up each other’s wounds which is driving me crazy. So we know that Byler and Rovickie are filming scenes in like a farm so like wtf happened in that farm.

We’re getting so much Byler bts pics it feels unreal. Like is S5 mostly gonna revolve around Byler?😭 Cause I personally haven’t been seeing much else

[elkdiaries]

omg i haven't been following ST leaks or anything, what's the farm thing about byler?

OMG i havent been suppper invested either BUT. what i know is basically duffers posted a pic (or maybe a vid?) where crew and a few cast members (will, mike, robin are the ones i remember, point is there were very few people) and they’re like?? on a farm? seemingly middle of nowhere type location anyway but then i believe they took it down. AND SO EVERYONE WAS LIKE 👀. and now posts like the brokeback mountain one i just rbd and speculation are going around. so yeah thats it!!!

[purplepints]

It'll yeet your ass three counties over in any direction

Our interstellar wormhole device might not be as fancy as y'all's big city one, but we get by with our Farmgate just fine

[Image description A vertical ring of hay bales off the highway]

[mgnarby]

The beauty of farm gates

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[mywinepal]

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[master-john-uk]

A real update from my Dorset farm.

Our flock of 189 ewes have produced 402 healthy lambs over the last four months. Young Farm Ops. Manager Tomas has had many sleepless nights. Thank you, Tomas and vet. student Nat.

The free-range pigs do not seem to be bothered by the wet weather. and the recently introduced English Longhorn cattle seem to be enjoying their new home.

We drilled our winter crops a little earlier than usual last year. They have mainly survived the heavy rain of the first three months of 2024. And the mainly dry weather over the last couple of weeks has enabled my boys to catch up on sowing the spring, and cover crops.

The dairy is doing better than expected, helped by the recent increases in farmgate prices, although I have just invested in another robotic milking stall, which wipes out any profit the farm might make in the next three years.

[tzifron]

“From 2003-2016, bread prices rose steadily, far outpacing the minor increases in farmgate wheat prices,” NFU’s submission from last week explained. Farmgate prices are the prices of goods bought directly from farmers without markup added by retailers. The union says the costs borne by consumers have been completely detached from the prices paid to farmers since the 2000s.  “Farmgate prices for wheat did increase in 2021 and 2022, potentially driven by the war in Ukraine and other factors. However, they did not come close to narrowing the gap that has steadily widened since the beginning of this data series.”

[...]

Five retailers—Loblaw, Sobeys, Metro, Costco and Walmart—control 75 per cent of Canada’s food retail market. In processing, the Canadian market is even more consolidated in some cases. Just two corporations—one of which was owned by Loblaw parent company George Weston Ltd. until recently—control 80 per cent of the bread-making market, for example. 

The result is that farmers are facing dire financial circumstances, Pfenning said. They’re struggling with increased costs for virtually everything they need to grow food: land, equipment, soil amendments and more. Yet the prices they’re paid are virtually stagnant.

“Farmers and consumers are clearly in the same boat,” NFU vice president Stewart Wells said in a press release about the new data, “dealing with a highly consolidated processing and retail sector that can set prices to suit themselves and award enormous salaries to corporate CEOs.”

[thoughtlessarse]

As cocoa prices surge to record highs and Central and West African growers grapple with the impact of climate change, the cocoa sector is rushing to adapt its production to the EU anti-deforestation regulation (EUDR), which will take effect from January 2025. EU consumers have particularly felt the impact of soaring prices. The bloc is the world’s largest cocoa importer, accounting for 60% of global imports, according to European Commission data. In March, during the peak sales period for chocolate in Europe, cocoa prices skyrocketed to $10,000 (€9,212) per tonne on the New York futures market, and they remained at this level as of 25 April. The surge coincided with dwindling cocoa grain supplies in key producing countries and increasing demand. The decline in production notably affects the EU’s main cocoa suppliers—namely Ivory Coast, Ghana, and Cameroon. Forecasts for the short to mid-term remain bleak. [...] Unfair distribution At the same time, cocoa growers, most of whom live in poverty, are reaping few benefits of the price rally. For instance, Ghana and Ivory Coast use centralised pricing systems, which involve setting “farmgate” prices, ensuring a baseline income for farmers but limiting their earnings during production drops. An Oxfam analysis presented at the world conference revealed that chocolate giants Lindt, Mondelēz, and Nestlé had earned $4 billion (€3.7 billion) in profits from chocolate sales in 2023. The fortunes of the Ferrero and Mars families surged to $160.9 billion (€150.44 billion) in the same period, surpassing the combined GDPs of the top world cocoa suppliers Ghana and Ivory Coast, which account for over half of global production. [...] Looming EU rules Amid these challenges, the EU’s anti-deforestation legislation looms large. Companies seeking to place on the EU market products covered by the rules — which affect cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, soya, and wood — will need to prove with geolocation coordinates that they have not been sourced from deforested or degraded land after December 2020. Hanne Vandersteegen, a regional counsellor at Trias, an international NGO with roots in Belgium that supports farmers in developing countries, praised the EUDR’s objective to halt deforestation but expressed concern that it could exclude small growers. She stressed that farmers in countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), an important cacao producer, could struggle to adapt to the rules, as cocoa production is less centralised than in Ghana and Ivory Coast.

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[realhumanbean]

A Week of Being The 'Odd' One

Initially I thought I was gonna go home and write a sad post but turns out i'm too comfortable with myself to be sad. This week i've been called lots of things. Starting with "depressed" and "too introverted", while I was actually the most at peace with myself. As the tiffin time circle was growing larger and larger and the gossip was getting too intense. I found my place in the library and got lost in the world of Humayun Ahmed. Tua would eventually figure out where i'd be and spend time with me.

On the opposite side of being called "depressed", I've also heard, "তুই এত শান্ত ক্যামনে, ত��রে দেখলে চ্যাত উঠে". And I think me laughing at that made her even more চ্যাতা.

This week has also been one of my favourites. We always have so much time before class starts. Me and Raisa would go around exploring the 'tongs' and 'restoras' around our college. Sometimes others would tag along. This was also sports week so I could leave at 9:20 and go around taking photos with my Nokia 3310. I have quite the collection of Farmgate photos now. This was also the week of coming home by metro. Figuring out how the ticket machine worked or which side of the stairs I was supposed to take and memorising all the stops from Agargaon to Motijheel for no necessary reason. I do prefer my brtc bus rides more. Especially after that time our Psychology miss sat next to me and paid for my bus fare. Still something about the sounds of the station takes me back. And the silly hope of maybe seeing a very familiar face in the crowd one day. Bhuiyan is indeed shitty. But at least they drop off closer to my home.

This week was like seeing a reflection of who I was becoming. "Mind your own business" has been on my new year's resolution this year and I think i've mastered most of it this week. From solo rickshaw rides then solo bus rides to solo metro rides. I've become more and more comfortable with my own company. And honestly, i'm pretty fun to be around.

Platform no. 2, Farmgate Metro Rail Station

[doctortwhohiddles]

Aeltri did her own tea party on Farmgate and it went exactly as expected. Basically, it's just a bunch of esoteric nonsense that only proves she's very unstable. Of course, that didn't stop Gatorshit from reblogging it.

When someone called out her bullshit, this was the Dismal duo's reactions:

Yeah, reblogging Aeltri's answer definitely helps Gatorshit's credibility. Not. That's worse than tarots. That's proof that Aeltri is utterly delusional. You either have to be incredibly stupid to believe her crap, or so far deep your own ass, you don't give a damn about enabling her delusions.

Gatorshit's cult members should google apophenia. Just to see if it reminds them of anyone.

[zvaigzdelasas]

5 Dec 22

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[palmoilnews]

TOP NEWS Agricultural Commodities > US corn, soy stocks reach four-year highs as farmers harvest massive crops > US East Coast port strike looms as union, management trade wage offers > US renewable diesel production capacity posts largest monthly decline on record > Helene shuts poultry plants, twists cotton crops in southeastern US > GRAINS-CBOT corn rallies to 3-month-plus high on US stockpiles estimates > Russian export prices rose last week amid deteriorating crop forecasts > Brazil's soybean planting hits 2% of expected area, AgRural says > COLUMN-Crop Watch: Soybean yields rise despite late-season dryness -Braun > Soybean oil use for U.S. biofuels production fell to 1,139 million lbs in July > Ivory Coast raises cocoa farmgate price by 20% for 2024/25 main crop > SOFTS-Raw sugar falls as front-month expires, cocoa slides > Major gaps between EU farming incentives and Green Deal goals, ECA says > Germany reports outbreak of H5N1 bird flu on a farm > VEGOILS-Palm falls on stronger ringgit; traders remain cautious of high premium

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