Hill farming—raising animals (sheep) and sometimes crops on hard-to-cultivate slopes—is common in Scotland, Wales, and northern England.
Photo by Scott MacDonald

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Hill farming—raising animals (sheep) and sometimes crops on hard-to-cultivate slopes—is common in Scotland, Wales, and northern England.
Photo by Scott MacDonald
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Almond Farming in Manipur (15376): A Complete Guide
Introduction: A New Frontier for a High-Value Crop When we think of almonds, or Badam, we often picture the sun-drenched valleys of California or the temperate regions of Kashmir. The lush, rain-fed hills of Manipur might seem an unlikely place for this prized nut. Yet, for the forward-thinking farmer in Manipur, this perception presents an opportunity. The demand for almonds in India is immense…
15377. Meghalaya Almond (Sohiong) Cultivation: A Complete Guide
Introduction: The Hidden Gem of the Khasi Hills When we say “almond” or “badam,” the image that comes to mind is often the sun-drenched orchards of California or the markets of Kashmir. But here in the misty hills of Meghalaya, we have our own treasure: a fruit locally known as Sohiong. While it’s often called the “Meghalaya Almond,” it’s crucial to understand from the very beginning that this is…
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Ewes in the barn, Pwllcoediog Farm, Glyntawe
The tragedies of the sheep in the recent snow blizzards. There have been a lot of questions asked by the public as to why the sheep were outside in the first place. Click here for an explanation.