Because, as Professor Jane Rickson from the National Soil Resources Institute says, "Soil is amazing, providing us with food, fuel and fodder, storing water and carbon, and supporting habitats and infrastructure.
Companies must get clearance for large swaths of land to store fodder — no easy task in bureaucratic India.
It thrilled us to see the pedestrian jacket copy and salacious cover art on his early mass-market paperbacks: to think that he'd once been considered fodder for dime-store carrousels!
Resourceful and innovative, most farmers make a reasonable living, maximising their returns in good times and planning for drought by putting aside cash, storing fodder and destocking.
Note: Have a store of fodder for your cow by cutting your grass when it is the darkest shade of green.
To maintain their diet, Greenland's powerful had to expand labor-intensive practices like storing winter fodder and sheltering cows.
This stuff wasn't run of the mill, mass-produced fodder bound for dollar stores in European strip malls, but was premium, high-end merchandise.
The logistics of storing and transporting fodder and maintaining fuel-guzzling equipment is far more complicated than it seems in unpredictable India.
On Saturday, Creatures of Comfort will be the host of in-store planting workshops with Fox Fodder Farm and UCB Pots.
He sees a need to radically, urgently adapt to the new normal: grow fodder for the lean times, build reservoirs to store water, switch to crops that do well in Kenya's soil, and not just maize, the staple.
