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Why Oregonian Farmers are Leaving for Idaho
In this insightful video, we examine the growing trend of Oregon farmers moving their operations to Idaho. We dive deep into the regulatory, economic, and environmental hurdles that farmers face in Oregon, such as strict land-use laws, rising operational costs, and complex water management regulations. By contrast, Idaho offers a more farmer-friendly environment, with fewer restrictions, and lower taxes.
We compare farming conditions in both states, highlighting the pros and cons of each, and explore why many farmers feel compelled to relocate to Idaho in search of better opportunities. This video provides a look at the challenges and potential solutions for farmers navigating the tough agricultural landscape in Oregon and Idaho.
Whether you’re an Oregonian farmer considering a move or simply interested in understanding the differences between farming in these neighboring states, this video offers valuable insights to help you make informed decisions.
Sources:
ua-cam.com/video/GlzqGjqIXVc/v-deo.html&ab_channel=InstituteforJustice
wisevoter.com/state-rankings/states-without-sales-tax/
www.boisestate.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/157/2019/03/Whitepaper-Projecting-Urban-Expansion-in-the-Treasure-Valley-to-2100.pdf
ua-cam.com/video/hXUP4j4jsEM/v-deo.html&ab_channel=CharanpreetSingh
www.opb.org/article/2024/10/05/oregon-agriculture-agritourism-seasonal-farms-pumpkin-patch-corn-maze-tourism/#:~:text=Oct.%205%2C%202024%206%20a.m.,when%20crop%20sales%20are%20down.
www.capitalpress.com/ag_sectors/rurallife/is-farming-greater-in-idaho-higher-costs-in-oregon-drive-some-producers-across-the-border/article_b3884638-7b6f-11ef-9df0-4f97bbc3fad6.html
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How Regenerative Ocean Farming works
Переглядів 488День тому
In this enlightening video, we explore how regenerative ocean farming can help address the critical issues of overfishing, open-net salmon farming, and ocean pollution. This sustainable approach to aquaculture focuses on 3D ocean farms that cultivate a variety of species, including kelp, scallops, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins, all working together to restore marine ecosystems. We discuss how ...
How Does Saudi Arabia Farm Dates?🇸🇦
Переглядів 75414 днів тому
In this engaging video, we explore the fascinating world of date farming in Saudi Arabia, one of the leading producers of dates globally. Learn how the desert climate is perfectly suited for growing date palms, and discover some interesting facts about these resilient trees that have been cultivated for centuries. From the careful planting and nurturing of date palms to the intricate harvesting...
How this Rock Will Save Farmers
Переглядів 54721 день тому
In this informative video, we explore the surprising benefits of basalt rock for farmers and how it can revolutionize agricultural practices. By crushing basalt and spreading it on fields, farmers can enhance soil quality, increase crop yields, and stabilize soil pH levels. This natural, cost-effective solution offers a range of unexpected advantages that can help farmers boost productivity and...
Why Foreign Timber Plantations Destroy Australian Dairy Farms
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In this eye-opening video, we uncover how foreign-owned timber plantations are buying out and engulfing generational dairy farms across Australia. This growing issue is not only devastating family-run dairy operations but is also altering the landscape of Australian agriculture. We dive deep into the root causes of this trend, examining the economic and environmental factors that are driving fo...
For Farmers: How to detect Insect Pests with Sound
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In this informative video, we reveal how farmers can use microphones to detect insect pests hiding underground in their fields. By harnessing sound detection technology, farmers can locate the exact spots of pest infestations, avoiding the need for costly and wasteful whole-field pesticide applications. This targeted approach not only saves time and money but also helps reduce environmental imp...
The Cheapest Way to Precision Farming
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n this practical and insightful video, we explore how farmers can transition to precision farming without breaking the bank. Precision farming offers a wealth of benefits, from increased efficiency to higher yields, but the cost of new equipment can be a major barrier. We discuss affordable alternatives that allow you to implement precision farming techniques without the need for expensive, bra...
The Devastating Effect of Nematodes on Farming
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In this eye-opening video, we explore the significant impact that nematodes are having on global agriculture, causing an estimated 12% of crop loss annually. These microscopic pests silently wreak havoc on crops, leading to severe financial losses for farmers around the world. We break down how nematodes attack plant roots, affecting a wide range of crops, from cereals to vegetables. You'll lea...
Thailand is Preparing a Big GMO Boom
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In this informative video, we explore Thailand's groundbreaking plans to embrace genetically engineered (GMO) crops, setting the stage for a new era in agriculture. We dive into the country’s strategy for introducing GMOs, examining the potential benefits for crop yields, food security, and the economy. This video provides a detailed look at how Thailand is preparing to integrate cutting-edge g...
Why is Nigeria STARVING
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In this critical analysis, we explore the pressing issue of food shortages currently plaguing Nigeria. This video provides an in-depth look at the complex factors contributing to the country's acute food crisis, including economic instability and agricultural challenges. We discuss how these factors are affecting food production and distribution, leading to widespread hunger and malnutrition. O...
How Farming Rubber Works
Переглядів 372 місяці тому
In this comprehensive video, we explore the fascinating process of rubber farming, from cultivation to harvest. Join us as we delve into the intricate steps involved in growing and producing natural rubber, an essential material used in countless everyday products. We'll discuss the types of rubber plants, ideal growing conditions, and the techniques used to extract latex, the raw material for ...
Why Organic Farming is a Bunch of BS
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In this insightful video, we dive deep into the ongoing debate between organic and synthetic products in farming. Our objective analysis covers the key pros and cons of both methods, helping you make informed decisions for your agricultural practices. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or new to the field, this video provides valuable insights into the practical aspects of choosing between organi...
New Trend: Going to Japan to Stay on a Farm
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Discover how farmstays are revitalizing Japan's rural communities and providing a lifeline for struggling farmers. In this video, we delve into the world of Japanese agri-tourism, showcasing the unique experiences that attract visitors from around the globe. From immersive farm activities to traditional Japanese hospitality, learn how these farmstays are creating sustainable income for farmers ...
How Italy is trying to Improve Algeria's Farming
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🌿 Discover How Italy is Transforming Algeria's Agriculture! 🌿 In this video, we delve into the fascinating collaboration between Italy and Algeria aimed at revolutionizing the farming landscape in Algeria. From advanced agricultural techniques to sustainable farming practices, learn how Italy is helping Algeria boost its agricultural productivity and secure a greener future. Key Highlights: Int...
I Discovered a NEW Farming Machine
Переглядів 3413 місяці тому
Join me on an exciting adventure as I uncover a groundbreaking farming machine that could revolutionize the agricultural industry! In this video, I explore the latest innovation designed to boost efficiency, productivity, and sustainability on the farm. From its state-of-the-art technology to its user-friendly features, this new machine promises to make a huge impact. It's called Farming GT fro...
Why Canada Banned Salmon Farms
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Why Canada Banned Salmon Farms
Why African Farmers NEED Phones
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Why African Farmers NEED Phones
Why Farming Seaweed is Insanely Profitable
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Why Farming Seaweed is Insanely Profitable
Farming Crocodile Skin for Profit
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Farming Crocodile Skin for Profit
Growing Mushrooms to Feed the Community in Manchester
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Growing Mushrooms to Feed the Community in Manchester
The GENIUS of Sheep Farming
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The GENIUS of Sheep Farming
Spiders Don't Want to Give Us their Silk
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Spiders Don't Want to Give Us their Silk
The Future of Apple Farming
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The Future of Apple Farming
New Smart Japanese Way of Farming
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New Smart Japanese Way of Farming
These Super-Seeds will Feed the World! Maybe...
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These Super-Seeds will Feed the World! Maybe...
They Farm Camels Now…
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They Farm Camels Now…
Why Kenya Grows Roses with AI
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Why Kenya Grows Roses with AI
Why All USA Beef comes from Australia
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Why All USA Beef comes from Australia
What Is This Drone Revolution in India?
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What Is This Drone Revolution in India?
Why Farmers Are Leaving Pigs for Mushrooms
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Why Farmers Are Leaving Pigs for Mushrooms

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 5 днів тому

    Well to be fair there's not really a state left that is better for farming anymore they all have there down falls one way or the other between land prices and weather and crop markets but Oregon is doing some crazy stuff and I'd sooner stay away from there

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 4 дні тому

      Based on what I learned, I’d also pick Idaho. Although I’ve read about a farmer who recently moved from Idaho to Oregon because of the land protection law. He also said, that he got the land cheaper than he would in Idaho. But the prices have allegedly risen since then.

  • @stefmod9273
    @stefmod9273 6 днів тому

    Russian jealous Idiot. Look at your crappy agrar industry. You even have to steal your wheat from Ukraine...😂

  • @EricM-gm5wz
    @EricM-gm5wz 17 днів тому

    those are jujubes in the thumbnail

  • @Thekozmonautu
    @Thekozmonautu 19 днів тому

    Mostly true but there is no shortage in tomato, pepper, potato because the wind also vibrates and pollinates plants.

  • @BallupKori
    @BallupKori 23 дні тому

    Hi humans 👽 Its true, us aliens are like you as we totally have bicarbonate as the main coregulator of pH in our blood

  • @HeroInHelp
    @HeroInHelp 23 дні тому

    Wow, thanks YT algorithm! This is quality content.

  • @ianhenderson8632
    @ianhenderson8632 29 днів тому

    They take their number from Australia where CTF is more common, the machine have many good features theirs many good ideas they got. Good part, is that maybe it’s will push big compagnie to improve their combine weight distribution and not only put 500 bushel capacity on a combine who’s got 80% weight on front axles. Tribune solve the problem by removing the grain tank and put it behind the combine on a articulated chassis.

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy Місяць тому

    Another great video sir I have to say I agree with you 100 percent but the best thing is to keep out the foreign side and keep everything local so all the money stays in the community instead of across the world no use the rich are the only ones making all the money just my twist on it

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb Місяць тому

      Thank you, yes, I'd also like to see everything local, however, since the foreign companies already bought some of the land, I was working around the fact. There is some Australian timber companies buying up land too though. (or so I've read)

  • @Sunset_clari1013
    @Sunset_clari1013 Місяць тому

    We watched this in class today! Loved it.

  • @rancidrhino4315
    @rancidrhino4315 Місяць тому

    Corny

  • @BallupKori
    @BallupKori Місяць тому

    As precision farming makes advancements, hopefully the barrier to entry greatly lowers allowing it to be a lot more accessible to all farmers. Even the more budget friendly options cost an entire arm and leg!

  • @BallupKori
    @BallupKori Місяць тому

    Farmer: So how many microphones do we need to cover our cornfields? Equpment Expert: Yesss….

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy Місяць тому

    Another great video sir but im a little conflicted which way to lean with this of one was running a small operation yes it may be a good thing but larger scale operations i believe it would be cheaper to to just on a schedule with past emergents just for the fact of money time and Labor but will be interesting to see where this goes

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb Місяць тому

      Thank you. I see we basically agree on this one. If it could be automated so that the farmer would save time and money, it might make sense to use, but as of now, I don't see any widescale application happening.

  • @dustinkenney5803
    @dustinkenney5803 Місяць тому

    Keep Farming Y’all!

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy Місяць тому

    Another great video sir

  • @rayellebishop8168
    @rayellebishop8168 Місяць тому

    I do not want any GMO in my body.

  • @lornekofman2163
    @lornekofman2163 Місяць тому

    the fish farms need to forcefully be responsable to reduce the concentration of fish. rotate the location and CLEAN THE SEDIMENT. wtf its s get rich and f the environment situation! and Outlaw GMO Salmon farming!

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 2 місяці тому

    Another great video

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 2 місяці тому

    Another great video sir very interesting to see how it's farmed and I would not be against seeing some different things from there always nice to learn new things

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 2 місяці тому

      Thank you. Today I saw some hydroponics on the campus, so I'll see where will it lead me

  • @WilesDS
    @WilesDS 2 місяці тому

    wow, never knew how rubber was farmed. Inspirational!!!!!

  • @ankhtruth
    @ankhtruth 2 місяці тому

    Most important must be profit anyway. A few 100.000 people dying every month from cancer and other metabolism chronic diseases is just what we have to pay. We all live to pay our taxes and then die quickly after becoming senior citizens. These poisons support this system.

    • @Beyonder8335
      @Beyonder8335 2 місяці тому

      They’re not harmful to the end consumer. Quit spouting pseudoscience

  • @charlesjones7599
    @charlesjones7599 2 місяці тому

    Killing the bees with chemicals is a nonsense way to farm.

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 2 місяці тому

    It's a thin red line there's ups and downs no matter with way you go and another great video sir

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 2 місяці тому

    To me its a double edged sword the pros are good but the cons way higher at least here in the states with animals rights people and the climate people theres an real good chance of sabotage i mean there doing it on closed frams just getting hired and setting them up to get in trouble and with ag security programs for alot of the animals ,fruit and produce its really going to be a pain on the rear to be a productive farm or just an vacation farm not an productive farm. Its a good thought where theres less rules which to be fair theres alot of countrys that have lesser set ag production rules. But at the end the more education that can be put out there for ag the better people just don't understand what farming is and its making it harder on those of us who still farm. And as usual great video sir

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 2 місяці тому

      Hi, thanks for the heads up. I actually forgot that the world isn’t made up of just nice people haha. Well, the way you describe it makes it sound like a pain in the rear for sure. Although, you might wanna check out the channel “Self Sufficient Me,” the guy was on such a farmstay, and I believe that it was in the states.

  • @OHHnoYOUdidntMAN
    @OHHnoYOUdidntMAN 3 місяці тому

    I am subscriber 674, i'm looking forward to seeing even more content

  • @Povhc
    @Povhc 3 місяці тому

    Ofc its 70% durum. I smell pasta.

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      The Kazakhstan venture is also focused on pasta production😂

  • @rubelhossain433
    @rubelhossain433 3 місяці тому

    You are making amazing content but, you have to work on the title, description, tags, keywords, and other sections for organically better visibility of your videos.

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 3 місяці тому

    Well the idea seems great and it seems that in most cases one needs outside help to get projects done such as this one but it smells fishy as sin long term if the was a hand over target once things got moving and set up and the actual locals take over it would be a good deal. To be fair it seems to be a good monopoly of hands in the pot but time will tell another great video sir

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      Yeah, that's my point. I love the idea of the project, and of course, when I need new plumbing, I call the plumber (in this case Algeria giving the contract to the Italian firm) But when my plumbing is done and functional, I don't really want the plumber sticking around for another 5 years😂. In other words, the Italian firm should be able to deliver whatever they promised, but then teach the Algerians how to use it and leave. I didn't see these intentions in the articles though... As you said, time will tell

  • @CFoley-oo9fb
    @CFoley-oo9fb 3 місяці тому

    The labs use TUMOR cells to grow lab meat. So it is NOT cells from "healthy cows". They use cancer celks because cancer cells are immortal...they divide without the stop gap of telomeres. Which means one, original tumor sample can produce endless tumor "meat". And even Bill Gates has admitted that he has NO idea if consuming cancer-burgers might cause cancer in humans.

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 3 місяці тому

    One question I have is what's the price tag on that critter. The one issue I have with that kind of equipment is when something goes south how do you really know to shut it down if it doesn't know something went wrong and one takes out a few acres or catches fire still on the old fashion side with getting things done. Another great video sir and ya I would sooner take a chance on the "Laser's"

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      Well, I don't know the price yet. I'll be contacting Timo soon though and he might give me the answer. On this kind of equipment, there should be a big red shutoff button, but if you let it work overnight or simply aren't at the field (which is why you're buying an autonomous machine in the first place) the consequences of it going nuts and not turning off might be "interesting". I didn't really think about this before, thank you

  • @tristanjones7735
    @tristanjones7735 3 місяці тому

    Some of these criticisms are accurate, some aren't. I think the HP figures are just plain silly. The only time I have seen anyone anyone actually use 1000hp on a tractor was with a plow that was larger than the length of the nexat. Getting stuck in the mud is a non issue for a lot of farms in the first place, but even if it was, you should be able to yank it by the gantry just fine. The diesel electric traction system is fine. If people would stop bitching about it, it is cheaper and easier to maintain than hydrostatic drive. The price is a problem, but not as much of a problem when you realize that a combine prices are nearing the same price tag. I think if you looked at this thing as an over priced combine that can sort of do some other tasks in a pinch, it makes a lot more sense than a 1 size fits all machine. But I completely agree that the gen 2 model needs to be half the horsepower and half the cost for it to be viable.

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    @mdjahiralimondal 3 місяці тому

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  • @WilliamBcY
    @WilliamBcY 3 місяці тому

    Getting rid of so many jobs is no joke…. Good vid as always 👍

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      @@WilliamBcY That’s for sure, but people could just transition into the indoor farming industry, although maybe not all of them.

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    @mdsorowar-c8d 3 місяці тому

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  • @jean-fredgg3452
    @jean-fredgg3452 3 місяці тому

    First fish picture isn’t even salmons…

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      Well, you’re right on that one. It’s actually herring

  • @EquivalentTrade
    @EquivalentTrade 3 місяці тому

    Good stuff. Subscribing

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 3 місяці тому

    Another great video sir guess I'll stick to catching trout 😁

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      That’s understandable😆 Sea lice aren’t just salmon-specific though👀

  • @AhmadShah-oz5wu
    @AhmadShah-oz5wu 3 місяці тому

    Love from Pakistan, Taxila

  • @jaripukki267
    @jaripukki267 3 місяці тому

    still better than JD (meaninng the new models)

  • @WilliamBcY
    @WilliamBcY 3 місяці тому

    Tbh I’ve never thought much about the agricultural industry in Africa until I saw this video

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 3 місяці тому

      Thanks William! I find it really interesting and believe it holds a lot of potential, since there is so many plant and animal species in Africa that you can farm

  • @texmexbbq7085
    @texmexbbq7085 4 місяці тому

    Excellent criticism

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 4 місяці тому

    And all I can think of is Joe Dirt working on an alligator farm 😂 another great video sir

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 4 місяці тому

    Very interesting with as many old houses around that area I would think anyways them basements and cellers would be a good place to try and grow some fungi another great video sir

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 4 місяці тому

      Thank you! That’s funny you mention that by the way, since FungAll states on their website, that one of the ways people can help them is if they have exactly such a room to grow mushrooms in. I believe the project could do well, but we’ll see…

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 4 місяці тому

    Ill stick to goats there easier and ive never heard of a range war starting from goats 😂 great video

  • @wiper2190
    @wiper2190 4 місяці тому

    It's a little cruel too farm silk from poor animals just wanting to live ...

  • @masscreationbroadcasts
    @masscreationbroadcasts 5 місяців тому

    3:18 Bros just went full "Nah, you're not becoming an adult".

  • @Ronnaill
    @Ronnaill 5 місяців тому

    👍

  • @WilliamBcY
    @WilliamBcY 5 місяців тому

    Nice

  • @cliveklg7739
    @cliveklg7739 5 місяців тому

    You are so wrong. Cost comparison on what it replaces, tractor, combine, sprayer, and all the accessories for that. And the modular nature making servicing easier. This will end up being the future of farming.

  • @PAplowboy
    @PAplowboy 5 місяців тому

    Ok you have pecked my interest. So i see this helping with cutting out some spraying with is a good thing but are the current chemicals going to work properly as a hit once and done because most orchards have a program of cover for if and when the tree may get such pathogens? And you need a discord so one can get in to more in dept conversation's and great video as usual

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 5 місяців тому

      Hi, me and my professor are more in the lab inspecting the leaves for the apple growers, rather than cultivating apples ourselves. But from my understanding, the farmers could theoretically cut out preventative spraying of the whole orchard (wait for rain in the case of the apple scab, since it needs moisture to attack the trees), after it rains - scan the trees with this technology and then apply some targeted fungicides if necessary. (I believe there must be some one-off treatment, kind of like antibiotics for humans) (And there definitely are direct apple scab treatments, because this disease is well researched) The premise is, that apple orchards (and farmers in general) would be able to move more in the direction of precision farming -> lower pesticide usage -> lower input costs -> everyone happy:)

    • @PAplowboy
      @PAplowboy 5 місяців тому

      Have you noticed any differences with scab between different Verity's for example speed of spreading and other related things?

    • @hitechfarmerseb
      @hitechfarmerseb 5 місяців тому

      @@PAplowboy personally, I haven’t, but there are apple tree varieties, that should be resistant, or even immune to scab. One of the main things is the metabolism of the trees. (E.g. How quickly is the tree able to metabolize certain substances)