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Today wrapping up a 3 day meeting of the North East Farm Bureau Presidents and Administrators gathering in Mystic Connecticut. First kudos to the Connecticut Farm Bureau, President Paul Larson and team did a great job hosting and facilitating the three day meeting. The meeting focuses on issues of the NorthEast, policy and membership were just two of the topics. We did get out and toured an Oyster Farm followed by an excellent Lobster dinner. Was great connecting with my counter parts and dialing in on our regional issues .
Words from President Carter
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FUN FACT FRIDAY!!! 🦋🐝🦇🐦
Pollinators are SO very important!
🦋 According to the USDA 3/4 of the world's flowering plants & about 35% of the words food crops depend on pollinators to reproduce.
🐝 3500+ species of native bees help increase crop yields.
🦇 Some scientists estimate that 1 out of every 3 bites of food we eat exists because of pollinators such as bees, butterflies, moths, birds, beetles and other insects.
Our pollinators are struggling for a variety of reasons, habitat loss, disease, parasites, and environmental contaminants have all contributed to the decline in many species of pollinators.
There are some ways you can help them thrive on your own property, to learn more visit the USDA's pollinators website: www.usda.gov/pollinators.
Keep up-to-date on information regarding NJ bees with our friends at NJ Bee Keepers Association here: www.njbeekeepers.org/
#njbeekeepers #gardenstatebee #njhoneybee #njhoneybees #njfb #farmbureau #nofarmersnofood #nofarmersnofoodnofuture #njfarmers #gardenstate @followers
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What's up Wednesday?!
NJ Farm Bureau joined Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin (D-19) and Assemblyman William Spearman (D-5) as they toured Landisville Cooperative Growers Association and Ploch farms on Monday. The tour was organized by The Food Bank of South Jersey and spotlighted the important role fresh, local, nutritious farm products play in combating hunger in New Jersey.
Assembly Speaker Coughlin has made fighting hunger an important priority on his legislative agenda. Assemblyman Spearman is the Chairman of the Assembly Committee on Agriculture, Commerce, and Economic Development.
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Today wrapping up a 3 day meeting of the North East Farm Bureau Presidents and Administrators gathering in Mystic Connecticut. First kudos to the Connecticut Farm Bureau, President Paul Larson and team did a great job hosting and facilitating the three day meeting. The meeting focuses on issues of the NorthEast, policy and membership were just two of the topics. We did get out and toured an Oyster Farm followed by an excellent Lobster dinner. Was great connecting with my counter parts and dialing in on our regional issues .
Words from President Carter
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
FUN FACT FRIDAY!!! 🦋🐝🦇🐦
Pollinators are SO very important!
🦋 According to the USDA 3/4 of the world's flowering plants & about 35% of the words food crops depend on pollinators to reproduce.
🐝 3500+ species of native bees help increase crop yields.
🦇 Some scientists estimate that 1 out of every 3 bites of food we eat exists because of pollinators such as bees, butterflies, moths, birds, beetles and other insects.
Our pollinators are struggling for a variety of reasons, habitat loss, disease, parasites, and environmental contaminants have all contributed to the decline in many species of pollinators.
There are some ways you can help them thrive on your own property, to learn more visit the USDA's pollinators website: www.usda.gov/pollinators.
Keep up-to-date on information regarding NJ bees with our friends at NJ Bee Keepers Association here: www.njbeekeepers.org/
#njbeekeepers #gardenstatebee #njhoneybee #njhoneybees #njfb #farmbureau #nofarmersnofood #nofarmersnofoodnofuture #njfarmers #gardenstate @followers
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What's up Wednesday?!
NJ Farm Bureau joined Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin (D-19) and Assemblyman William Spearman (D-5) as they toured Landisville Cooperative Growers Association and Ploch farms on Monday. The tour was organized by The Food Bank of South Jersey and spotlighted the important role fresh, local, nutritious farm products play in combating hunger in New Jersey.
Assembly Speaker Coughlin has made fighting hunger an important priority on his legislative agenda. Assemblyman Spearman is the Chairman of the Assembly Committee on Agriculture, Commerce, and Economic Development.
Post provided by Al Murray
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