#farmjournal

[theappalachianhomestead]

If you know him then you know that he is a stickler for getting actual measurements (I am not) and M writes them in plain language to make it much simpler to follow the recipes than other cookbooks. In our family we believe food should be simple, approachable, and unpretentious. Meals around The Compound and our home aren’t instagram aesthetic, yet I promise, if try the recipes you’ll be glad you did. Generations of recipes that sustained our family all neatly packed in his book with just a touch of his trademark dry humor. It’s more than a cookbook, it also contains a few of our family canning recipes 🙃🙃. He says his next undertaking will be to extract all the canning recipes from the family books of wisdom and letters left behind by the ones who went ahead to Heaven before us. Farm ledgers and family garden and food way journals have been kept in many families for many generations. We just happen to still have ours. . . . . . . . . #familyjournal #farmjournal #farmledger #familybook #familyrecipes #familyrecipe #heirloomrecipe #heirloomrecipes #gardening #farming #foraging #foodways #heirloomseeds #heirloomvegetables #familyheirlooms #cooking #homecooking #cookingram #lovecooking #ilovecooking #cookingclass #cookingtime #cookingathome #cookingwithlove #easycooking #homemadecooking #instacooking #cookingvideo https://www.instagram.com/p/CqS9CEkOvLN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[valuebound]

Farm Journal's MILK Magazine

INTRODUCTION

Farm Journal Media is the nation's leading agricultural media company. Its magazines are the 138-year-old flagship Farm Journal, as well as Top Producer, Beef Today, Dairy Today, and Implement & Tractor. The company produces and distributes "AgDay", "U.S. Farm Report," "Corn College TV" and "Leave a Legacy" national TV programs. The company also handles the industry-leading website AgWeb.com, the syndicated radio show "AgriTalk" and recently launched a new division, Farm Journal Mobile.

The mission of Farm Journal's MILK is to connect with large-dairy producers(those with 500 or more cows)and provide them with the information and resources they need to run their operation and continue to expand opportunistically.

CHALLENGE

Most of the web brands of FarmJournal are currently run on ASP.Net. However, gradually Farm Journal is adopting Drupal as a new platform and had begun to spin-off a few sites in Drupal 7 using a multi site architecture. With the release of Drupal 8 they were keen to determine if its successor, Drupal 8 would fill their requirements. They approached this migration in a gradual way and the Milk site was the first they wanted to test the flexibility and scalability of Drupal 8.

[sweeptakeskeys]

CASE IH Holiday Giveaway 2022

CASE IH Holiday Giveaway 2022

Enter to CASE IH Holiday Giveaway sponsored by Farm Journal Inc. in which you have a chance to Win a Farmall C Pedal Tractor. The interested participate wants to play CASE Holiday Giveaway needs to visit Link to complete and submit your entry form with valid details. CASE IH Holiday Giveaway 2022 Eligibility criteria for Farmjournal Giveaway 2022: Open to legal residents of fifty (50) United…

[seamariesbounty]

I couldn't wait long. Man oh man it's delicious. #sourdough #sourdoughbread #kingarthur #kingarthurflour #homemadebread #farmjournal #SeamariesBounty https://www.instagram.com/p/CIiiENpBZdR/?igshid=yhuljvhjbcue

[mikebarbre]

Split right down the middle. Sol puts the finishing touches on a sweltering day in Central Washington state, yet allows for all the bright stars you can possibly see. It's been such an amazing week back where I will always consider my true home. #WheatLife #sunset #WaState #FarmJournal #WheatFarm #GrantCountyWa #CentralWa #EphrataWa #CountryLife #FieldsOfGold #WheatFields #WheatHarvest2020 (at Grant County, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDUMyrRgrAD/?igshid=off6y2jifzma

[farmer-v]

Week 12 of CSA / Farm Updates

Wow, I haven’t posted a farm update in 5 weeks! The season is moving so fast I can hardly keep up with all that I am doing and learning. The crew is fully in the swing of things, harvests are beautiful and abundant, pest pressure is not too bad, and the weather has been wonderful (albeit dry and hot, but no hail yet). Of course anything could go wrong at any moment, but that’s farming! Hell, that’s life. You can either sit around worrying about it or you can keep on moving, rolling with the punches, planning for the worst and enjoying the best. 

Farming is full of routine and repetitive tasks that are somehow not monotonous like the many mundane jobs I have worked. The simple tasks of weeding beds or transplanting plugs or washing vegetables are certainly predictable.. I know that the bed is 180 feet long and I will have to hold seedlings in place so they don’t get uprooted when I pull the weeds out. I have planted thousands of transplants in a row and fully expect to be crawling on my knees in the dirt for at least a few hours. While washing, I know that I need to inspect every bunch of root crops for leftover debris or bugs before they go into the clean bin. I can expect all of this because I’ve done these tasks over and over, typically for many consecutive hours. Still, none of my daily work is a chore to me. Even sometimes when I am doing (what seems like) the most exhausting or tedious task, for example hauling a hundred pounds of muddy row cover to row ends or cutting the gnarly damaged parts out of endless tubs of culled carrots (to be sold as juicing carrots) or picking 300 pounds of snap peas, I actually end up getting into the rhythm of it. I become present. I never dread going to work to perform these repetitions because I know they are meaningful. There's not time for petty busywork or staring at the wall waiting for customers. I am surrounded by life, calmly moving and bustling in it’s natural rhythmic dance. My hands are moving with it. My hands are making it happen.

The farm is alive and I am an integral part of it. I am fulfilled by its health and success. I feel very here and I don’t know how else to explain that. I try not to hold on to many things, but this is a state of mind I’m keeping in my pocket for awhile.

[whitetoque]

Potash Market Rebound in Full Force | FarmJournal Media

Potash Market Rebound in Full Force | FarmJournal Media

"Potash prices are recovering after a decade of weakness, lifting the prospects of a turnaround in fortunes for fertilizer companies following a slump in farm spending.

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc., the world’s second-biggest producer, boosted its full-year earnings forecast on Thursday and said strong demand will continue for the rest of the year as North American farmers seek to replenish…

[excavators]

Check out this great article by @FarmJournal about our two new tillage tools allowing you to run “faster & smarter”…

Construction Excavator Check out this great article by @FarmJournal about our two new tillage tools allowing you to run “faster & smarter”… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/819296603714502664?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr Heavy Machinery

[prinsez05]

don't think patchwork is ever going to look modern..... #patchwork #farmlife #patched #prairie #bohemian #folk #prairiegirl #farmjournal #boho #gypsy #halloween #costume #lovefolk #modern #vintage #crafts #homesewn (at Ridley Park, Pennsylvania)

[dreadshamus]

#Gasp I never knew about my Mom's secret involvement with the Satanic cult of #Vegetarianism! 666 #WaystomakeVegetablesIrresistible #FarmJournal #vegetables #Vegetarian

[mikebarbre]

And that's #WheatHarvest2020. Always fun (and relaxing) to sit in the captain's chair again and take the reins. #HarvestSeason #GrantCounty #CentralWashington #WaState #WheatLife #FarmLife #FarmJournal #WheatFarm (at Grant County, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDKeAJngkc9/?igshid=1q0x7x2pmjwtq

[whitetoque]

New Nematode Control Option Approved | FarmJournal Media

New Nematode Control Option Approved | FarmJournal Media

"The Environmental Protection Agency recently approved NemaStrike, by Monsanto for 2018. The product is still pending state approvals, but this marks another step toward getting the product in farmer hands.

NemaStrike will be offered as part of Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions to protect the root zone. The product includes the active ingredient tioxazafen that is said to provide broad-spectrum…

[whitetoque]

Syngenta, ChemChina One Step Closer to Sealing the Deal | FarmJournal Media

Syngenta, ChemChina One Step Closer to Sealing the Deal | FarmJournal Media

"Syngenta recently announced the provisional interim results for ChemChina’s acquisition offer. Preliminary numbers show 80.7% of shares tendered and provisional results suggest shareholders approve the deal.  Minimum acceptance rate is 67% of shares to approve the offer and definitive notice of interim results will be announced May 10.

This puts the company one step closer to closing the deal…

[whitetoque]

When Will the Herbicide Cavalry Arrive? | FarmJournal Media

When Will the Herbicide Cavalry Arrive? | FarmJournal Media

"Seven states and counting as the dominoes fall. PPO herbicide resistance in Palmer amaranth is spreading in the same manner glyphosate resistance advanced a decade ago. (Good luck even finding a Palmer population that’s responsive to glyphosate in some states.) An empty quiver of PPO chemistries (Group 14 herbicides) is no academic footnote; it carries a devastating loss of post-emergence…

[whitetoque]

Potash Market Rebound in Full Force | FarmJournal Media

Potash Market Rebound in Full Force | FarmJournal Media

"Potash prices are recovering after a decade of weakness, lifting the prospects of a turnaround in fortunes for fertilizer companies following a slump in farm spending.

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc., the world’s second-biggest producer, boosted its full-year earnings forecast on Thursday and said strong demand will continue for the rest of the year as North American farmers seek to replenish…

[whitetoque]

Differentiate Site of Action and Active Ingredient to Manage Weeds | FarmJournal Media

Differentiate Site of Action and Active Ingredient to Manage Weeds | FarmJournal Media

"On each herbicide label, companies specify active ingredients and sites of action alike. Note, each herbicide active ingredient falls into a specific site of action and the two are not the same classification and should not be treated as such.

‘When you have resistance to one active ingredient you’ll generally have resistance to more than one in that herbicide site of action,’ says Dave Johnson,…