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A farmer's experience with direct drilling

Outlook on Agriculture, 1975
Practical experience with the direct drilling of winter-sown cereals and oilseed rape on three Cotswold soils—varying from a limestone brash to a poorly-structured clay soil—has shown that it is a satisfactory technique which allows the rapid drilling of large areas of crops, and the maintenance of high yields, without giving any particular problems in
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The Farmer‐Owned Reserve: How Is the Experiment Working?

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1981
The volatile behavior of grain markets in the early 1970s sparked discussions and research on policies to stabilize grain markets and assure food security. The U.S. farmer-owned grain reserve, instituted in 1977, is an outgrowth of those debates and studies. The reserve has functioned for three years, and a preliminary appraisal can now be made.
William H. Meyers, Mary E. Ryan
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Experiences and perspectives of farmers from Upstate New York farmers' markets

Agriculture and Human Values, 2003
Despite the growing popularityof farmers' markets (FMs) across the UnitedStates, the experiences and perspectives offarmers who sell at markets have received verylittle research attention. This study describesthe views of 18 farmers from Upstate New Yorkon the importance of FMs as part of theirlifestyle and livelihood, the challenges theyface selling ...
Matthew R. Griffin, Edward A. Frongillo
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Experimenting Farmers and Agricultural Research

2020
Mende farmers believe that trials and tests of this sort are a long-established element in indigenous culture, even if from time to time the better-travelled among them helpfully point to parallels with trials they have seen on government or university experimental farms.
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The Farmer's Experience : South West England

Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Production, 1951
We have had recommended to us to-day a number of measures than we can take to control and eliminate mastitis. I have not done the things that Dr. Stableforth told us we could do. I had to determine whether in my own particular circumstances, in the state of health or disease in which my herd was at the time and was likely to be in the future, in the ...
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Farmers’ Experiments

1997
James Sumberg, Christine Okali
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10. Empowering farmers to conduct experiments; Farmers’ laboratory

1997
Edward Ruddell   +3 more
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