Increased Ag Technology and Sustainability
/Technology is already on on the farm, but during the next decade, farmers will likely embrace ag tech like never before. Sustainability will increasingly drive technology use.
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Technology is already on on the farm, but during the next decade, farmers will likely embrace ag tech like never before. Sustainability will increasingly drive technology use.
Read MoreThe Association for Vertical Farming is preparing sustainability standards for urban and vertical farming. Vertical farming presents an attractive option for growing certain vegetables, tomatoes, and herbs on less ground with less water. I think of vertical farming like skyscrapers in a big city--building up instead of out. Vertical farming can provide an intensive growing method in urban areas, offering higher yields and moving the food closer to the people who consume it.
Read MoreAs the “Crossroads of America,” Indiana is home not just to public highways, but also to an extensive system of power lines, fiber optic cables, pipelines, and other conveyances. As our infrastructure builds out to meet growing needs, what rights do private property owners have?
The Janzen Schroeder team will attend the American Agricultural Law Association (AALA)’s 47th Annual Agricultural Law Educational Symposium.
Brianna Schroeder will attend the “Crossroads of Ag Leadership” Conference presented by AgrIInstitute, the Agribusiness Council of Indiana and Indiana Farm Bureau.
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