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Page 1: Modern Agriculture Jillian Beaty Agriculture Education Instructor

Modern AgricultureModern Agriculture

Jillian BeatyJillian Beaty

Agriculture Education Agriculture Education InstructorInstructor

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CredentialsCredentials

Agriculture Education- The Ohio State Agriculture Education- The Ohio State UniversityUniversity

HS Agriculture Education Instructor, 12 yearsHS Agriculture Education Instructor, 12 years National Finalist Excellence in Agriculture, National Finalist Excellence in Agriculture,

20122012 National Finalist Discussion Meet, 2008National Finalist Discussion Meet, 2008 Secretary, Rock County Farm BureauSecretary, Rock County Farm Bureau FFA Alumni MemberFFA Alumni Member Grew up on a 500 acre Dairy FarmGrew up on a 500 acre Dairy Farm

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Why Technology? Why Why Technology? Why Change?Change?

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Why Change in Agriculture?Why Change in Agriculture?

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Why Should You Care?Why Should You Care?

We are all We are all consumers of food, consumers of food, fiber and fuel.fiber and fuel.

We all have a voice We all have a voice in shaping policy in shaping policy for the future. for the future.

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OutlineOutline

Define Agriculture and SustainabilityDefine Agriculture and Sustainability Determine the social sustainability of Determine the social sustainability of

modern agriculturemodern agriculture Determine the economic Determine the economic

sustainability of modern agriculturesustainability of modern agriculture Technology in Modern AgricultureTechnology in Modern Agriculture Determine the environmental Determine the environmental

sustainability of modern agriculturesustainability of modern agriculture

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Define Agriculture:Define Agriculture:

Agriculture is the science of growing crops and raising animals to meet the food, fiber, fuel, and other needs of humans. It includes many areas, such as soil conservation, pest management, and mechanics.

-www.mycaert.com

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Sustainable Agriculture Sustainable Agriculture DefinedDefined

The term ''sustainable agriculture'' (The term ''sustainable agriculture'' (U.S. Code Title 7, Section 3103U.S. Code Title 7, Section 3103) means an integrated ) means an integrated system of plant and animal production practices system of plant and animal production practices having a site-specific application that will over the having a site-specific application that will over the long-term:long-term:– Satisfy human food and fiber needs.Satisfy human food and fiber needs.– Enhance environmental quality and the natural resource Enhance environmental quality and the natural resource

base upon which the agriculture economy depends.base upon which the agriculture economy depends.– Make the most efficient use of nonrenewable resources and Make the most efficient use of nonrenewable resources and

on-farm resources and integrate, where appropriate, natural on-farm resources and integrate, where appropriate, natural biological cycles and controls.biological cycles and controls.

– Sustain the economic viability of farm operations.Sustain the economic viability of farm operations.– Enhance the quality of life for farmers and society as a Enhance the quality of life for farmers and society as a

whole. whole. That definition is a central element of theThat definition is a central element of the

legislation of the Sustainable Agriculture Research a legislation of the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) programnd Education (SARE) program of NIFA. of NIFA.

USDA National Institute of Food and AgricultureUSDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture

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Sustainable AgricultureSustainable Agriculture

In simpler terms:In simpler terms:– Meeting consumer Meeting consumer

demands for food, demands for food, fiber and fuelfiber and fuel

– Conserving and Conserving and enhance natural enhance natural resourcesresources

– Maintain farm Maintain farm profitability for the profitability for the economy and farm economy and farm lifelife

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Social ImpactSocial Impact

Monsanto ~ Some Food for ThoughtMonsanto ~ Some Food for Thought

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Social ImpactSocial Impact

Some Food for ThoughtSome Food for Thought– Jobs from Agriculture- 24 millionJobs from Agriculture- 24 million– Growing population- 9 billion by 2050Growing population- 9 billion by 2050– Preserves a way of lifePreserves a way of life

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JobsJobs

24 million jobs24 million jobs 1 in 10 jobs in WI in 1 in 10 jobs in WI in

agricultureagriculture

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Growing PopulationGrowing Population

Food securityFood security ““produce more food produce more food

in the next 50 years in the next 50 years than the last 10,000”than the last 10,000”

24,000 people die 24,000 people die each day from each day from hungerhunger

This is down 40% This is down 40% from 20 years agofrom 20 years ago– www.msu.eduwww.msu.edu

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Feeding the WorldFeeding the World

Norman Borlaug- Norman Borlaug- improved seed improved seed technologies to technologies to increase grain increase grain production by 70%production by 70%

This saved millions This saved millions of peoples lives!of peoples lives!

AFBF Farm FactsAFBF Farm Facts

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Family FarmsFamily Farms

98% of all farms 98% of all farms are family farmsare family farms

Rebout Farms- 4 Rebout Farms- 4 families work families work together to together to maintain a way of maintain a way of life and make the life and make the farm viable in the farm viable in the futurefuture

--Wisconsin Farm Bureau- Wisconsin Farm Bureau- Farm FactsFarm Facts

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Economic ImpactEconomic Impact

Monsanto ~ Webisode 16 Monsanto ~ Webisode 16

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Economic ImpactEconomic Impact

World wide market for American World wide market for American Agriculture productsAgriculture products

Agriculture uses local businesses to Agriculture uses local businesses to run their businessrun their business

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Global MarketGlobal Market

US Ag Exports- US Ag Exports- $115.8 billion$115.8 billion

US Ag Imports- US Ag Imports- $81.9 billion$81.9 billion

Positive trade Positive trade balance of $33.9 balance of $33.9 billion dollars to billion dollars to America’s economyAmerica’s economy

- AFBF Farm Facts- AFBF Farm Facts

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Local EconomiesLocal Economies

Buy supplies locallyBuy supplies locally– Fertilizer, seed, Fertilizer, seed,

fuel, feed, animals, fuel, feed, animals, employeesemployees

Sell products Sell products locallylocally– Grain elevators, Grain elevators,

farm produce farm produce standsstands

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Technologies in Modern Technologies in Modern AgricultureAgriculture

US Farmers and Ranchers Alliance- US Farmers and Ranchers Alliance- expanded conversationexpanded conversation

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Technologies in Modern Technologies in Modern AgricultureAgriculture

Animal NutritionAnimal Nutrition Today’s dairy cow Today’s dairy cow

is 40% more feed is 40% more feed efficient than a cow efficient than a cow 30 years ago30 years ago

Less feed, more Less feed, more productproduct

-AFBF Farm Facts-AFBF Farm Facts

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Technologies in Modern Technologies in Modern AgricultureAgriculture

GPS SystemsGPS Systems Pinpoint fertilizer Pinpoint fertilizer

applications based applications based on yieldson yields

Improved seed Improved seed technologies technologies decrease need for decrease need for pesticides/ pesticides/ herbicidesherbicides

A combine with GPS A combine with GPS system- $435,000 system- $435,000 base pricebase price

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Technologies in Modern Technologies in Modern AgricultureAgriculture

Nutrient Management Nutrient Management SystemsSystems

Larson’s Acres- Sand/ Larson’s Acres- Sand/ bedding recyclingbedding recycling

Reuses recycled Reuses recycled waterwater

Safer application of Safer application of waste solidswaste solids

- Larson Acres- Larson Acres

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Technologies in Modern Technologies in Modern AgricultureAgriculture

Animal ComfortAnimal Comfort Bedding Bedding Fans, water sprinklersFans, water sprinklers Cooling pads in barnsCooling pads in barns

Video- Larsons AcresVideo- Larsons Acres

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Environmental ImpactEnvironmental Impact

50% decline in soil erosion since 198250% decline in soil erosion since 1982 63% of soil is farmed with 63% of soil is farmed with

conservation tillageconservation tillage More than 50% of farmers intentionally More than 50% of farmers intentionally

leave food and shelter for wildlifeleave food and shelter for wildlife

AFBF Farm FactsAFBF Farm Facts

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Modern Agriculture= Modern Agriculture= SustainableSustainable

My farm- soil better My farm- soil better than 50 years agothan 50 years ago

Crop yield increased Crop yield increased more than 360% more than 360% since 1950 while since 1950 while using 15% less landusing 15% less land

Modern agriculture Modern agriculture continues to create continues to create high quality, high quality, affordable food for affordable food for America and WorldAmerica and World

AFBF Farm FactsAFBF Farm Facts

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Resources to Check OutResources to Check Out

US Farmers and Ranchers AllianceUS Farmers and Ranchers Alliance American Farm Bureau FederationAmerican Farm Bureau Federation Wisconsin Farm Bureau FederationWisconsin Farm Bureau Federation Larson’s AcresLarson’s Acres