#Varre (Vars)
#Tallinn #Kesklinn #Veerenni
Stalk, stem; handle, stock, pole. Aka #vart or #koot also meaning #shinbone suggesting the more rudimentary tools available to our first #agronomists.
#A_Rambling_Dictionary_of_Tallinn_Street_Names
#FarmImplements #Talutööriistad
#Handicrafts #Käsitöö

No.1 in a bouquet of beautiful graffiti on abandoned buildings in Mullamaa, Tallinn.

No.2 in a bouquet of beautiful graffiti on abandoned buildings in Mullamaa, Tallinn.

No.3 in a bouquet of beautiful graffiti on abandoned buildings in Mullamaa, Tallinn.

No.4 in a bouquet of beautiful graffiti on abandoned buildings in Mullamaa, Tallinn.

perhaps land spread with natural fertilizer. #MullaPõik since 1958 then this from 2017. Street abutting #Kesa. Pending... Can any #agronomists help here?
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OptiYield Core solutions are Optimised Growth Development Programmes for all UK crops for use by #agronomists, #farmers and #growers. OptiYield Core is a tailored ‘ready to go’ programme from the OptiYield product family.

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✅ Quick survey to capture how /if #farmers and #agronomists account for nutrient availablity from #covercrops #catchcrops
#PlantScience

Patrick Kane on LinkedIn: #ai #agronomists #survey #farmers #retailer #crop #testing #seed #chemical… Status of Field Agronomics. With all the talk of #AI #agronomists, good time to #survey #farmers Local #retailer office has a dedicated agronomist (not just…

Status of Field Agronomics.
With all the talk of #AI #agronomists, it is a good time to #survey #farmers #marketing #marketresearch #retail #customer

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Study Captures Agronomists' Advice to Farmers and Continued Reliance on Toxic Pesticides - Beyond Pesticides Daily News Blog (Beyond Pesticides, July 12, 2024) No one can deny that the dominant agricultural system developed in the 20th century is unsustainable, and indeed is in escalating crisis from the combined effects of pesticide resistance, climate change and resource overexploitation. The frontline members of this system are farmers, who must juggle numerous considerations to maintain their livelihoods. Any proposal for improvement that threatens their bottom lines is likely to encounter resistance, and any proposal that promises to improve the bottom line is more likely to be implemented. Thus there is a powerful incentive to accept suggestions from “crop advisors”—usually known as agronomists—a category that includes government extension agents, independent consultants usually paid directly by farmers, and those who work for agribusiness, particularly chemical companies. A study published in the Journal of Rural Studies in April by Iowa State University sociologist Katherine Dentzman, PhD examines the relationships among agronomists, farmers and farming communities. Dr. Denzman conducted focus groups with agronomists in in Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Northwest, and Southwest states to determine what pressures limit the types of advice they give farmers. When it comes to pesticides and resistance to them, the advice provided by typical agronomists has generally led to more pesticide use, despite […]

Examining relationships among #agronomists & #farmers, Katherine Dentzman, PhD finds many would prefer to provide more sustainable options but feel constrained by “structures based in the capitalist industrialized US agricultural system.” @IowaStateU Blog:

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