LocalHarvest - Forum

Part-time crew: 7am-12pm, Monday thru Friday, mid-April to November, no farm experience necessary, but strong work ethic and interest in farming and willingness to learn.

http://www.localharvest.org/forum/thread.jsp?forum=12&thread=947

Are you converting to organic farming? - Talking Point Forum - FWispace

Forum  |  www.fwi.co.uk | Sep 16, 2005

Hello. I work at KEO Films in London, and I am looking for farmers who are about to change over to organic farming methods. This is for a new documentary

http://www.fwi.co.uk/community/forums/are-you-converting-to-organic-farming-7248.aspx

On-line Discussion: Participation request

Welcome to the new JFAO Forums! (aka Soapbox) If this is your first visit, you need to register, as your login information from the previous site (Proboards) will not work. If you use the same username, I will update your post count to its previous number.

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I look for capitalist investor for organic agricul

I look for capitalist investor for organic agricultural farm in Mexico. . , I have an estate of 25 hectares. in South Baja California., to 15 kilometres of the beach bay of the dreams. . in which I have. , offices of first level, small room for workers. , dining room.

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British Farming Forum - Print Page

if i decide to change to organic how long does it take before the farm is classed as fully organic. also if i buy in stock,how long do the have to be on the premesis to be classed as organic stock.

http://farmingforum.co.uk/forum/YaBB.pl?action=print;num=1215370429

BackYardChickens Forum / Our Organic Coyote farm....sigh....

My four beautiful, fat, funny, friendly heritage turkeys are no more it would seem. I am so bummed. Just last week I posted about their inclination to defy both clipped wings and tall fences and explore the wooded areas beyond our acres of pasture, and it would seem that was their undoing.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=937356

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The RSPCA has slammed intensive chicken farming and said that millions of birds die every year because they are not able to cope with quick growth pushed on them under the intensive farming. There are 860 million chickens raised in the UK each year and 90% of those are under the 'Red Tractor' logo.

http://www.gofarmer.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=39&sid=85c8c8d7ad1ccd9a6889b2de5775e116

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LocalHarvest - Forum

Fields in their fourth year of organic methods (or longer) had greater yields than conventional fields. Soil quality also increased. This seems to be a significant study since the test plots were randomized and controls were well-established.

http://www.localharvest.org/forum/thread.jsp?forum=3&thread=877

Miscanthus, Soybeans, Hemp, Organic Farming. - Talking Point Forum - FWispace

Forum  |  www.fwi.co.uk | Apr 25, 2009

Perhaps not all related matters to most of you, but I presently farm in a sort of half-retired way with a few hundred olive trees and a flock of meat

http://www.fwi.co.uk/community/forums/miscanthus-soybeans-hemp-organic-farming-27533.aspx