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By Daniel Bases
(Reuters) – For years, mentioning the name "Bunning" in Kentucky brought to mind former conservative Republican U.S. Senator and baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning.
This week has changed that.
His son, U.S. District Court Judge David Bunning, was thrust into the national spotlight on Thursday when he took a hard line against Kim Davis, an elected county clerk in Kentucky, for disobeying his order to follow U.S. law and issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. [ID:nL1N1191QO]
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Much of the action takes place in pedestrian plazas carved into Broadway, souvenirs of former Mayor Michael Bloomberg's efforts in 2009 to make parts of the city more accessible to the public.
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"Over the past several months, serious concerns have been raised about both the appropriateness of topless individuals in Times Square, as well as aggressive solicitation by topless individuals and costumed characters that often times becomes harassment of New Yorkers and visitors alike," Mayor Bill de Blasio's office said.
More racial unrest in St. Louis after police kill black suspect
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volumes fell to $1.211 trillion in the second quarter of 2015,
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economic weakness in the sector and regulations tied to the
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released on Wednesday.
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industry trade association, said second quarter volume for CDS
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Already have Happy Home predownloaded! I voted for that, although I will also get Extreme Exorcism.
And again, R.I.P. 3DS Virtual Console.
Still have this pre-downloaded and excited to play it. I wish it had a bit more of a challenge scoring system, and the game could be cheaper, but to me, it still has the feel of an AC game. The interior design is one of my favorite aspects of the main franchise. I'll take this anyday over Amiibo Party.
Really looking forward to this!!! I enjoyed the original on DS but missed the second one.
@JonWahlgren Great write up! Sounds like a must buy when I get to rebuy a Wii U in the near future.
I'm celebrating by playing the original game on my 3DS VC. Happy Anniversary, Mario!
When this game was unveiled at E3 2013, I was very unimpressed and disappointed. It seemed like a lazy port of 3D Land with HD graphics.
But then I played it and I really enjoyed it. Very happily surprised. I love the music in the game from start to finish, and the Cat suit and Plessie were amazing additions to the Mario Universe.
It's not the best Mario game in the storied franchise, but I don't think it's anywhere near the worst, either. I still love playing it today.
While I do understand the price point from Nintendo's stand point of profitability, but as a consumer - one that more than likely knows that the Wii U is coming to a rapid close - $300 is way too much to spend if I were "on the fence". More than likely, parents and kids do not know about the NX, but you'd be hard pressed to find someone remotely "in the know" who doesn't. I think a $250 or even $200 price point would do wonders to move systems off shelves and out of warehouses that would otherwise sit unsold at all.
I loved this game. Is it shameful to say that this ranks in my top three of most played games on my N64?
The Bridge and Gunstar Heroes for me!
Absolutely loved this game when it came out! I still enjoy the soundtrack to this day.
It's absolutely crazy to me how bad the Wii U has done when, in my opinion, its had some of the best games Nintendo has ever created on it.
Echoing here, but I think this will sell well to existing users - probably even moreso after the great NWC presentation. But as far as new users, Nintendo has undercut itself by not being able to stop talking about the NX whereas even people who don't regularly follow gaming websites know that a new system is on the way. There is no incentive for anyone to buy a Wii U at this point in time.
I wish the console or gamepad itself had some kind of special marking on it for Mario's Anniversary to make it really a Limited Edition... but Nintendo probably has a number of Wii U consoles already in surplus.
That said, still excited for this game!
I really don't understand the outrage of SMM coming out on 9/11. I can see a point about a big festive release party in downtown Manhattan, but it's been 14 years since 9/11/01. And I don't say that because I'm saying we should get over it. I say that because we've had movies, books, music, and more have release dates of 9/11 since then. I don't see why Nintendo gets singled out when we've had stuff come out on that date since 2001.
Stunned and deeply saddened. While the direction Nintendo was going could always be debated, this man's love for the industry and for fun could never be questioned.
Didn't Mario Tennis debut on the Virtual Boy? So wouldn't this be the second entry in the spin off series rather than the first?
Nice. Now that is one eBay amiibo listing that I can get behind.
I remember playing this on the Xbox 360 when it first came out. It's visuals are still is a marvel to look it. I had a lot of fun with it.
I love SEGA and still love them. They constantly release great 3D Classics on the 3DS, and their mobile offerings and rereleases of games like Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio on Xbox Live and PSN have been good as well.
I'm glad they recognize that they have not been pleasing long term fans and have been faltering. That's the first step. Now, I hope that the second step is actually following through and repairing the trust that was damaged by games like Sonic Boom.
I'm willing to give them a chance because I love their brand and franchises.
@Quorthon This E3 was pretty awful, but I still think 2008 was the worst of all time as far as Nintendo goes. From that awkward woman prattling on about her vacation to the embarrassing Wii Music finale, that was the worst in my opinion. This past E3 was merely very disappointing. E3 2008 was humiliating.
I'll say it again. Nintendo needs to make the NX to be competitive with the PS4 and Xbox One... at the very least. If they push out hardware in either late 2016 (which I hope is when it's due out) or 2017 and is already inferior to systems that have been out since 2013, Nintendo will further alienate themselves from the gamers that they need support from.
The last two console cycles, Nintendo has been behind its competitors from the get-go as far as horsepower. So even though this is a rumor, it is a very believable one. And if they go that route again, this could be Nintendo's last home console if sales continue to decline. The Wii U has proven that Nintendo can't survive just based on their die hards.
Absolutely love Tetris. I've had a ton of games throughout the series:
Tetris (GB)
Tetris (NES)
Tetris 2 (SNES)
Tetris Attack (SNES)
Disney's Magical Tetris (N64)
Tetris Plus (Sega Saturn)
Tetris Worlds (GameCube)
Tetris DS (Nintendo DS)
Tetris (PS3)
Tetris: Evolution (Xbox 360)
Tetris Party Deluxe (Wii)
Tetris (GB, 3DS VC)
Tetris: Axis (3DS)
Yeah, I'm a fan. I say I won't buy anymore versions, but then I do.
I hope this isn't the case, but wouldn't be surprised at all as Nintendo's last two home consoles have been underpowered compared to the competition. The Wii skated by because of its innovation, whereas the Wii U struggled because of the lack of it. If word gets out that NX is indeed less powerful than the PS4 - which will have been out for a number of years by then - the buzz around Nintendo will be very negative ... unless they bring forth an innovation like the Wii did.
For those who say power doesn't matter, it most certainly does, in both the eyes of the prospective buyer who abandoned Nintendo as well as the industry and third parties themselves. Nintendo has proven with the Wii U that it cannot survive on the backs on their die hard fanbase alone.
@Hero-of-WiiU No, there are some like myself who aren't interested in it no matter what they call it. You can't assume everyone who votes that way are only doing so because of the name/backlash. Some just don't want it.
I'm wanting to pick up all of these. I won't be playing the game these are made for, though.
Pretty great news!
I shudder to think what would have happened if this ended up existing. Sony would have never forged ahead with the PlayStation when they did - when the market was ripe for it - and we would have missed out on some great games and franchises.
I don't believe any of this article. There are, without a doubt, some licensing issues with some titles, but there is no excuse for why the Virtual Console - especially on 3DS - has dried up to barely a trickle. We are lucky to get one release a month on Wii U, but the 3DS hasn't had a VC release in months. I refuse to believe that porting NES games or Game Boy games to the 3DS is such an ordeal that it would pull so many resources from other game development.
@Nintend0ro Nintendo, and other companies, always say that their next console isn't a "replacement" for the current one, but we all know it will be over time. Companies always support the older systems for a window of time after the new one comes out (also depending on how successful the previous one was) as evidenced that the 360 and PS3 are still getting support - even moreso than the Wii U at the point. But I imagine Nintendo will quickly drop support for Wii U once the NX comes out. They barely support it now with its almost empty 2016 calendar. With not even 10 million sold in over two and a half years, they really have no reason to as they dropped support for the Wii very quickly and we all know how that console sold.
I think a July 2016 release would be awful as that is a really questionable time to put out a new system, but they need to launch it for the holiday season that year.
@LilC 2016 would be a four year lifespan if it came out for the holiday. That's only a year less than much more successful Nintendo home consoles of the past, like the Super NES (1991-1996), N64 (1996-2001) and GameCube (2001-2006). And given how miserably the Wii U has done so far, four years is much better than the Saturn (1995-1998) and the similarly-selling Dreamcast (1999-2002). I don't expect Wii U to have a five year lifespan just because I don't think Nintendo can wait that long to launch another home console while the U continues to fall further and further behind.
Ohhh, YES!
I like whoever made this up used one of my favorite 3DS Sizzle Reel themes from the Nintendo Direct in October 2012!
I would do everything in my power to go to this if if came to America.
I whittled my coin balance down to 10 coins back when they trotted out the last wave of North American awards. Pretty good, actually. I thought I'd be losing a lot more than that.
I'm surprised some people thought they would announce a successor at E3. I never thought they would do so, especially since Club Nintendo technically is still operational until the end of this month. I predict it will be announced either by this holiday season, or just before the launch of NX.
All Nintendo said is that they are looking into it. That's all. I think they are taking a lot of the criticism of their behind-the-times online networking and infrastructure too much to heart and considering all sorts of options in a wild grab to try and appease the masses and look more cutting edge. They need to focus on building out a unified account system with legit cross buys and more before thinking about early access to anything.
I can tell it's going to be a lonnnnng year of rumors and stuff until we get some real details leaked about NX, which probably won't be until next Spring. haha
I'll be extremely disappointed if this (along with Fatal Frame, which I am very looking forward to) ends up being eShop releases only.
Shouldn't Nintendo be trying to publicize the fact that they are releasing "mature"- themed games?
I think it looked great! Given its a fan made project, its not going to be fully fleshed out like a full game would be, but I think it looks fantastic.
Screenshots look good! Will definitely keep this on the radar.
Great deals for those who don't have them! Sega does a great job with their 3D Classics line.
What an awful week for 3DS owners.
However, if anyone doesn't have those Sega 3D Classics, now would be a great chance to get them on sale.
I'm glad it doesn't spend the whole movie talking about game history and play throughs. The thrill of the hunt is more exciting when you have a time limit and racing against the clock. I'm looking forward to seeing this!
Happy birthday, Sonic. Sonic Adventure for the Dreamcast on launch night in 1999 remains one of my favorite gaming memories.
Who did the F-Zero tracks in the MK8 DLC? Those were pretty good. Why couldn't they have went on try their shot at a full game when this had fallen through?
I voted for Fatal Frame only because I know it won't be a huge vote getter, and I'm pretty unhappy how Nintendo gave it the shaft during E3 week, aside from one Treehouse presentation. Completely ignored in all of their release calendars.
I'm also looking forward to Super Mario Maker.


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A man has appeared in court charged with 11 sex offences – including three counts of raping a child.
Tony McDougall, 24, of Moor Road, Longtown, did not enter a plea when he appeared at Carlisle Magistrates' Court.
He spoke only to confirm his name, age and address.
McDougall is charged with three counts of raping a 13-year-old girl, and eight counts of intentionally touching a girl, aged 13, in a sexual way.
The incidents happened on various dates or over various time periods between January 1, 2005, and April 18, 2005.
McDougall's case was committed to Carlisle Crown Court. He will appear there on March 4. He was granted unconditional bail.
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Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Top 5 Things You Should Know About Farming
By Hannah Becker, Willow Springs Farm
There are pros and cons to every endeavor, and farming is no exception. As a first-generation farmer, I did not have ancestral insight into the world of agriculture; the majority of my education came via trial and error. Looking back on my experiences thus far, here are the top five things I think new farmers should know:
Farming is expensive
I'd always heard, "it takes money to make money"—well this entrepreneur's adage is certainly relevant to farming! The cost of land required to make a living is often seven figures. Property improvements can cost thousands more. And those costs will only get you a place to farm—what about seeds and/or livestock? Equipment alone can cost more than the average American's mortgage (and they give you 30 years to pay that off!).
Farming is expensive, especially for us first-generation folks. It took me several years to accept the endless stream of zeros behind the initial investment for farming—more money than I thought I'd even make in a lifetime! Don't be daunted; we're all in the same boat. First generation farmers have a unique set of challenges, and startup capital tops the list.
Farming is dangerous
Noted as one of the most dangerous professions, farming is no joke. Growing up a tomboy, I've always considered myself pretty invincible. Sprains, cuts, and broken bones accompanied my years of playing sports; however, the risks that often accompany farming pose unique dangers. Much of my farm work involves beings miles away from civilization with no cell service. Just me, my equipment, and my animals. I can attribute a broken leg, muscle tears, and a back injury to my agricultural efforts. Thankfully I've never suffered a more serious injury, but I'm always seeking to minimize risk.
Farming takes a family
I'm really fortunate to be married to a man who shares my farming dreams. My husband has derailed his career and delayed the acquisition of many material things to ensure Willow Springs' development. He's always the first to help out with bushhogging, fence mending, and sick animals. He understands the demands a farm presents, and he supports all our efforts. Maybe you don't have a supportive family; that's ok. Develop a family around your farm: your neighbors, your customers, your community leaders. To be successful, every farm needs a "family," supportive people who will be rooting for you even through the bad years.
Farming will stretch you
It was 4 degrees Fahrenheit and a winter storm was blowing across the prairie. As the only people within 5+ miles, it was up to my husband and me to repair the barn roof before the surprise storm ruined hundreds of dollars' worth of hay. Straddling rafters 50 feet in the air while trying to keep sheets of tin from blowing off in the wintery gusts, my crippling fear of heights had no place. Mid-panic attack, I pounded roofing nails and asked myself if this farming adventure had been one big mistake. With the barn sufficiently sealed and hail coming down, I hunkered down in a stall corner and threw up. I hate heights.
Farming will take you out of your comfort zone. It's just you and Mother Nature—a relationship that fluctuates between symbiotic and full blown enemies. Rising to the occasion will stretch you, push your limits, and give you confidence to take on the world.
Farming is awesome
Theodore Roosevelt said, "Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing." While I may not have the six-figure salary or half-a-million-dollar home enjoyed my many of my business school classmates, I'm pretty excited to be "working hard at work worth doing." Despite the massive investment, the physical risks, and hours of hard work with no guarantee of return, I still believe farming is the most amazing profession. The pride I feel in creating something out of nothing is worth every drop of sweat, blood, and tears I shed over this labor of love. Farming isn't for the faint of heart. It'll test you and everyone around you. You'll be pushed to the max, and then some—but farming is awesome.
A new generation and permanent protection for Wingate Farm
Friends and supporters of local farming gathered earlier this month in Hinsdale, New Hampshire to celebrate the permanent protection of Wingate Farm.
Wingate Farm's new owners are Olivia Pettengill and her brother James. In their second season growing, Olivia and her business partner, Susan Parke-Sutherland, raised 700 pastured laying hens, hundreds of broiler chickens, eight forest-raised pigs, and a variety of vegetables and flowers.
Until recently the 60-acre farm was jointly owned by sisters Carroll Pettengill and Alma Niemiller. In addition to transferring the land to the younger generation, the family conveyed an agricultural conservation easement to Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust. Language in the easement prevents the land from ever being split apart from the house and barns—protecting the whole farm.
An option to purchase at agricultural value (OPAV) has also been placed on the land. These options are increasingly used to guarantee that protected farms stay in agricultural production and in the hands of working farmers. The option allows Mount Grace to ensure that a sale of the farm would be to a farmer at agricultural value. This is the first time an OPAV has been used to protect farmland in New Hampshire. Without this tool, farmers will continue—as is happening across the country—to get outbid by non-farmers, taking irreplaceable land out of farm production. (more…)
The bittersweet end of tomatoes: BOOTSTRAP AT OLD HOMEPLACE FARM
By Maggie Bowling, Old Homeplace Farm
This September I'm feeling the anguish that comes with the end of tomato season. Tomatoes are synonymous with summer for so many people, and they seem to be a crop that draws customers to my buying club and to my market stand, where they will then buy other items as well. This September I mourn the end of the crop that has helped fuel my sales since Memorial Day, but that isn't the only reason I'm upset this year.
For the first time in my life, I know the joy that eating a fresh, homegrown tomato brings! Those who know me well knew my secret: despite growing up in a family that grew around 1,500 tomato plants each year, I never liked tomatoes. I've actively been working to overcome my dislike for years, finding ways that I liked eating them (dehydrated and roasted primarily). This summer, however, I turned a corner and fell in love with tomatoes. I found myself wishing that I had to eat more meals every day for the express purpose of making more recipes that used tomatoes. I even found myself picking and eating tomatoes in the field. While slicing our last tomatoes of the season, I lifted the cut tomatoes to my face and breathed in the sweet, sweet smell of summer one last time.
Bittersweet this fall season is. Autumn brings cooler days, less humidity, and the knowledge that some rest is ahead this winter. Autumn also brings the realization that the main portion of my growing season is ending, and it is time to take stock of what happened this year. A week in my life on the farm is full of emotional highs and lows.
There are so many small (and large) moments of joy and wonder. There are beautiful flowers to be picked and arranged, and the first harvest of any crop brings a surge of happiness through my chest. Working outside during foggy mountain mornings is a treat; I'm pretty happy with my summer arm muscles; I always have my choice of homegrown vegetables, eggs, and meat to eat; and I'm my own boss. On the days that I can see a concrete task accomplished—a fence finished or a new section of field planted, I'm having a good day. Having wonderful conversations with satisfied customers gives me the best feeling. Recently, one of the local restaurants we provide food for hosted a special supper club meal featuring our veggies and meat. It was lovely to see our food prepared for a fancy dinner, and to enjoy it with community members we had just met. I love being paid for something I produced, while working with Will and building our farm for the future. (more…)
New capital for new farmers : BOOTSTRAP AT OLD HOMEPLACE FARM
By Maggie Bowling, Old Homeplace Farm
The winter before we started the buying club, we counted twenty-two deer in my future vegetable field over the course of one night. I'm sure you can imagine what we chose as our very first farm investment. Will has an off-farm job as an elk biologist (yes, there are elk in Kentucky), so luckily he already had experience building deer and elk barrier fences. One-and-a-half years later, and we still haven't experienced any deer damage!
I should back up to the previous summer. The day we decided to purchase land felt much more like a proposal than the day that we decided to get married a few months later. Our very first investment was a piece of land a few miles from Will's parents. While we began farming with our own land, we don't think that it's necessary to own land in order to begin farming. This property ended up being right for our lifestyle and farming goals, and we were able to afford it without going into too much debt. (more…)
The numbers game – Bootstrap at Furrow Horse Farm
By Caitlin Arnold, Furrow Horse Farm
Brandon and I started Furrow Horse Farm this year not entirely sure where it would take us, or where we would take it. We are farming on leased land, and signed a one-year lease to start out with. It is difficult to plan long-term for the farm and business when we don't know how long we will be on this land or even how long we want to be on this land. We also both have off-farm jobs to help pay the bills, so not all of our time is dedicated to growing our farm business.
Given all of that, our business plan for this first season was fairly simple. We knew we wanted to start a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and our goal was 10 members at $500 per share ($5,000 total CSA income). I am happy to say we have exceeded our goal and are now at 14 members. However, over half of them started at some point once the season was underway, and we had to pro-rate the weeks they had missed. So, even though we surpassed our goal, we did not make the $500-per-person amount we were hoping for.
Our next piece of income was farmers' markets. We knew we needed to do two markets a week and began applying for different markets around our area, up to an hour's drive away. I kept my expectations pretty low for market income, and set our goal at $200 per market, per week. That works out to $1,600 per month during the market season, June-October ($8,000 total market income). We ended up in a busy Tuesday market, and a slow Saturday market. (more…)
Getting by with a little help from your friends … Plus savings and grants
By Derek Emadi, Emadi Acres
So many stories about farming in the media feature people who left their well-paying jobs in corporate America to start a farm business. The stories always include the folks admitting how difficult their type of farming is, but conclude with how prosperous they have become in their venture. If you to want to be a farmer and are fortunate enough to have a large bank account, I can imagine things being a lot easier. The articles portray picturesque images of rolling pastures with big red barns and sparkling green John Deere tractors with equipment in tow. As great as some of these stories are and as inspiring as they can be, I'm always left asking myself the same question that never seems to be answered: How much money did they start out with to begin their farm business? This is important because, to get the tires rolling, money is the start key.
Now, I speak as someone who is still considered a young farmer with only a few years under my belt. I work by myself all day, pinch many pennies, and save when I can, just to be a farmer. If I could do what I do every day and never worry about money, I would literally have no stress, except of course for the occasional sick hen with a pasty butt. But I have to pay for the mortgage, water, electric, feed, etc. Money needs to be made. Where you start will be dictated by how much debt you have and how much money you have saved. (more…)
Big USDA Wins for Young Farmers
This past week, USDA announced two big changes coming to your local county office. First, USDA will be hiring five new staff members at the state level to coordinate new farmer programs for the Farm Service Agency (FSA). The National Young Farmers Coalition (NYFC) has pushed USDA to provide specialized expertise for new farmers, and this job description is exactly what we have been asking for. Second, USDA announced that it is expanding it's Farm Storage Facility Loan program to cover a host of new products including dairy, eggs, meat, poultry, hops, and flowers. NYFC helped USDA expand this program to fruit and vegetable growers, laying the groundwork for this new expansion.
Here's a little more information about both of these news items: (more…)
I wanted to be a cowgirl – Bootstrap at Willow Springs Farm
By Hannah Becker, Willow Springs Farm
One of my earliest memories is sitting on an old Paint gelding outside of Memphis, Tennessee. I couldn't have been more than three or four, but from that moment on I was obsessed with becoming a "cowgirl". Despite growing up on quarter-acre lots in suburbia, where the only cows I saw were on old Bonanza reruns, my passion to own my own cattle operation never wavered. Completely ignorant of all things agriculture, I knew educating myself would be the first step towards owning my own cattle farm.
At 19, I enthusiastically enrolled as an animal and dairy science student at Mississippi State University. Week one, I was informed by a seasoned Delta farmer and distinguished alum that "people don't 'become' farmers—you have to be born into it." Discouraged (I was one of the only students not hailing from a multi-generational farm), I was determined to pursue my education and find a way to make my farming dream come true.
As an undergraduate student I began to recognize the immense market potential many "traditional" farmers were overlooking. The agriculture industry seemed oblivious to the inevitable evolution of consumer demands, driven largely by millennials and their purchasing power. Organic and natural products, community supported agriculture (CSA) and reformed animal husbandry techniques, etc. weren't even on "those old Delta farmers'" radars until the GMO debate began making headlines. The industry was teaming with opportunity. (more…)
My Grandpa and the New Family Farm – BOOTSTRAP AT FURROW HORSE FARM
By Caitlin Arnold, Furrow Horse Farm
On February 13th of this year, I came home from work and played the new messages on our answering machine. My mom's voice came across the line crying and hysterical, informing me that my grandpa had died that afternoon.
My grandpa, Richard Norton, grew up farming cherries and apples in the Yakima Valley of eastern Washington State. He witnessed the transition from draft horses to tractors and the arrival of DDT as the "farmers miracle." After leaving the farm at 18 to serve in the army, he returned, not to the farm, but instead to college to become a music teacher.
Supporting himself by playing in jazz and big bands, he received his degree, married my grandma, and began his thirty-year teaching career.
What services would help your farm business?
By Lindsey Lusher Shute, NYFC Executive Director and Cofounder
As we near our 5th anniversary, NYFC is working to find new and innovative ways to fulfill our mission of representing, mobilizing, and engaging young farmers. We want to ensure the success of the farmers we serve and the organization we've built together.
Something we're exploring is the possibility of offering affordable business services, such as customer relationship managers ("CRM"), insurance, retirement and savings products, and supplier discounts.
To learn more about what services would be most beneficial to farmers, we launched a survey two weeks ago, which more than 200 of you have already taken – thank you! The intent of the survey is to collect valuable information about the challenges and needs of farm businesses so we can determine how to develop services that meet the needs of our members.
If you haven't already, please follow the link below and complete the survey. This is a chance for all members and supporters to participate in the process of growing NYFC and informing a project that strives to benefit all farmers.
What will these business services look like? That depends on the feedback we get from the survey, but here's a little more information about a few of the things we're considering:
Customer Relationship Manager
A CRM is business software that contains a broad set of applications designed to help businesses manage customer data and customer interaction; access business information, automate sales; marketing and customer support; and also manage employee, vendor, and partner relationships.
Field and Data Management Software
This is typically software or a component of CRM software that helps with field and farm planning and provides data relevant to farm operations.
Here are just a few types of insurance we might consider offering depending on survey results: Barn/building, home, vehicle, general liability, inventory, land liability, renters, and equipment.
Purchasing Discounts
NYFC members already receive discounts on tools, seeds, equipment, and other products that farmers use every day. Suggestions for additional purchasing discounts can be made via the survey.
If you have questions or feedback about business services or our survey, contact Ena Kumar.


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A new exhibition has opened in North Hobart aimed at reflecting and recreating the life of suburban Australia.
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Spain's top art museum, the Prado, invites blind visitors to run their hands across its masterpieces.
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David Bowie's special connection to Melbourne is celebrated in a new exhibition at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image.
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A plan to revitalise Dubbo's central business district has wide support from residents, including struggling local businesses.
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Alia Coates, creator of The Wearers, Tasmania and is looking at the body art/modification subculture in regional and metropolitan communities across Tasmania.
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A Tasmanian photographer is examining the way local individuals and communities across the state are morphing their bodies into living pieces of art.
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Legally blind Hobart man, Duncan Meerding, has created cracked log lamps for furniture.
Topics: community-and-society, design, art-and-design, eyes, sustainable-living, lifestyle-and-leisure, lifestyle, environment, hobart-7000, tas
A legally blind man from Hobart has created unique log lamps made from Tasmanian wood waste to be sustainable furniture for the future.
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Tasmanian students highlight the laws of war and why they must be obeyed in an art exhibition at the State Library.
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Student artworks from the Even Wars Have Laws art prize will be exhibited in the State Library until the end of July.
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A seven and a half metre gate artwork has been installed at Moonah Arts Centre.
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A large laser cut steel gate artwork has been installed at the Moonah Arts Centre. The artist who designed it usually works in wood and he use trees in the creation and inspiration.
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The Canberra Glassworks started its life as Canberra's original powerhouse, providing electricity for the newborn Capital.
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Creating conversations through public art can be challenging. Tasmanian artist Selena de Carvalho sparks community conversations by re-imagining the world on buildings.
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Darwin tattoo artist Mim d'Abbs has a shelf of presents gifted to her by clients.
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Darwin tattoo artist Mim d'Abbs in her workspace.
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