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Hemp is the world's strongest natural fiber. It has been used to make cloth and rope for over 10,000 years. Hemp was the first crop ever cultivated for textile production. Hemp cloth is stronger, longer lasting, more resistant to mildew, and cheaper to produce than cloth made of cotton. Hemp ropes are known for their strength and durability. The original Levi Strauss jeans were made from a hempen canvas. Even Old Glory was made from hemp fiber. A 44 gun frigate like “Old Ironsides” took over 60 tons of hemp for rigging, including an anchor cable 25 inches in circumference

Επίσημη σελίδα των αποφοίτων του Τμήματος Γεωπονίας, Φυτικής Παραγωγής και Αγροτικού Περιβάλλοντος, Πανεπιστημίου Θεσσαλίας. Alumni of the Department of Agriculture, Crop Production and Rural Environment of the University of Thessaly at Volos, Greece.

Learning and discussing how the application of Best Practices from regulated industries such as Pharma, Dietary Supplements, and Food can help Cultivation Directors operate cleaner throughout the entire production process for increasing yields, higherquality, and to consistently meet regulatory compliance.

As we have seen farmers buying fertilizers, pumps for increase in crop production supported by Govt. Bank financing at lower interest rate. The scheme has benefited many farmers throughout India. Yield from the field has gone up. Farmers financial strength has also improved, contributing increase in GDP of our country. We know need of energy is 4th most important need after food, cloth & house today. Poor People in rural area has no power & use kerosene for lighting lantern, many times the stay in dark. Small venders, fruit or vegetable venders use lantern to sell & earn their livelihoods. Many places in India are such where even in next 10years it would be very difficult to provide electricity. People of those places finish their work by evening & their days start only after sunshine. Their children do not know, what is the importance of education? They only understand, how to earn their livelihood. Unless we make them educated, we can’t explain them the importance of education & their contribution towards development of our country. Rural Farmers financed for buying pumps through micro-financing can not run pumps unless they have energy available to run the pumps. We need to provide them power/electricity to run pumps & irrigate their farms for increase of crop production. Providing renewable energy to rural area can help people to educate their children, increase farm productions, make them financially stable.

The Wine Services Group has representatives in every major wine producing region in the world. The Wine Services Group provides marketing, buying, selling and leasing of wineries and vineyards, including production, warehousing and distribution facilities. For their clients, they offer site-selection services, strategic planning, financial analysis, and broker opinions of value. Winery and vineyard transactions are very complex. Both Sellers and Buyers need to consider brand analysis, distribution systems, inventory, production & storage facilities plusvaluation when deciding to buy or sell a vineyard or winery property. The Wine Services Group is uniquely positioned to provide the skills necessary to complete these transactions. The Wine Services Group has offices in Santa Rosa (CA), San Rafael (CA) and Portland (OR) and works with Cornish & Carey Commercial Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s agents throughout California, Oregon and Washington, as well as internationally through Knight Frank. Primary Real Estate Service Provider for the Oregon Winegrowers Association.

The Global Cassava Partnership for the 21st Century (GCP21) - is a not-for-profit international alliance that was founded in 2003, by Dr. C. Fauquet and Dr. J. Tohme. Since 2012, GCP21 is Directed by Dr. Claude Fauquet. GCP21 was created in 2003 in Bellagio, Italy. Since then, GCP21 has sponsored triennial international meetings to review and advance cassava research, along with expert meetings to focus attention and resources on critical issues in cassavaand use. Vision of GCP21: Improving cassava productivity to contribute to alleviating hunger and poverty for hundreds of millions of people worldwide by: Investing in cassava science and technology. Promoting cassava products to stimulate productivity and support the cassava value chain. Developing communication around theto raise its visibility.

SILLAH IMPROVE LOCAL FARMING (SILFA) SIERRA LEONE ABOUT US SILLAH IMPROVE LOCAL FARMING (SILFA) is a young and dynamic organisation in the agricultural sector that is working towards digitalising agricultural product, machinery ,farm crop’s and a field management platform and deliver high-tech solutions to farmers feeding the Globe.SILFA is a private commercial farming organisation that is involved in cultivating Chile–peppers andvegetables via the green house farming model and land farming for both Sierra Leone and global market.We are in business to cultivate Chile– peppers and other vegetables in commercial quantities, our products are on higher demands in the market.We are in this line of business to make profit and positively impact lives. we have ensured that we do all that is allowed by the laws of Sierra Leone to achieve our business goals and objectives.SILFA is making agriculture smarter and simpler through our digital solutions that allows for fields to be constantly analysed at the field-zone level so that farmers can learn more about their crops every day and maximisingproduction can be taken to the next level. SLIFA is well positioned to become one of the leading commercial Chile–pepper and vegetable producer in Sierra Leone, which is why we have been able to source for 48 acres of land and the best hands (Employees)and farm machineries to run the farm with. Our work is equally as innovative as our products: we are creating a global network and work with agile methodologies That supports innovative solutions, on sustainable actions, and on connected thinking for profitable production.We have put processes and strategies in place that will help us employ best practices when it comes to commercial Chile– pepper and vegetable farming as required by the regulating bodies in the Sierra Leone and globally.We export and import agricultural goods and machinery For the ONE Digital team at our Mile 91 Headquarter, Tonkolili District,Sierra Leone

One third of the total land area (35%) is used for grazing and small fodder production. Most of the grazing is done on mostly semi-dry rangeland in mountain areas and on areas surrounding the large deserts ("Dasht's") of Central Iran. The non-agricultural surface represents 53% of the total area of Iran, as follows: Abb. 35% of the country is covered by deserts, salt flats ("kavirs") and bare-rock mountains, not suited for agricultural purposes. An additional 11% of Iran's total surface is covered by woodlands. And 7% is covered by cities, towns, villages, industrial areas and roads. At the end of the 20th century, agricultural activities accounted for about one-fifth of Iran's gross domestic product (GDP) and employed a comparable proportion of the workforce. Most farms are small, less than 25 acres (10 hectares), and thus are not economically viable, which has contributed to the wide-scale migration to cities. In addition to water scarcity and areas of poor soil, seed is of low quality and farming techniques are antiquated. All these factors have contributed to lowyields and poverty in rural areas. Further, after the 1979 revolution many agricultural workers claimed ownership rights and forcibly occupied large, privately owned farms where they had been employed. The legal disputes that arose from this situation remained unresolved through the 1980s, and many owners put off making large capital investments that would have improved farm productivity, further deteriorating production. Progressive government efforts and incentives during the 1990s, however, improved agricultural productivity marginally, helping Iran toward its goal of reestablishing national self-sufficiency in food production.

A Govt. of India - Approved Initiative: Agri Analytics Lab deals in research and innovations in agriculture using Internet-of-Things (IoT), Cloud environment, and Drone Technology. Agri Analytics Lab focuses on different procedures for enhancingand growth by including technology in traditional methods. It also deals with Integrated Farming Systems (IFS), ICT, and precision farming, Agri Data Analytics Economic growth Analytics Crop Productivity Analytics End-to-End AgriTech Analytics Climate & Hazard Analytics Disaster Risk Reduction Analytics Urban & Geospatial Analytics Drone as a Service (DrAAS) Analytics SpaceTech Analytics.

Sapropel is centuries-old bottom sediments from the Karelia’s fresh water bodies. It was formed from the decayed aquatic vegetation, the remains of living organisms, plankton and soil humus that contains generous amount of organic matter. In, Sapropel is used as an organic fertilizer and has an amazing effect. Sapropel contains a generous amount of sodium, potassium, phosphorus, vitamins (such as B, E, C, D, P), amino acids and ferments. Please also note that humic acids, contained in sapropel, has a disinfectant effect, stimulates the growth of plants and exterminates pathogens.