Farming Groups


Cattle Farming

 52 members

A group for ranchers who raise cattle, working with pedigree livestock, and focusing on animal husbandry, feeding, and protection.

Collective Farming

 22 members

A group for agricultural collectives, communally working to share resources, labor, and ownership of land and resources.

Commercial Farming

 23 members

A group for large-scale agricultural producers, specializing in the production of crops and livestock for sale on the market.

Cotton Farming

 13 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing cotton for the textile industry, focused on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Dairy Farming

 34 members

A group for dairy farmers, who produce milk and milk products from cows, focusing on animal health, milk production, and milk processing.


Factory Farming

 14 members

A group for large-scale industrial agricultural producers, emphasizing mechanization, monocropping, and the use of chemicals for crop production.

Family-Sustenance Farming

 45 members

A group for farmers who grow food for their own consumption and to share with their families and communities, prioritizing traditional farming practices.

Fell Farming

 8 members

A group for mountain shepherds, who herd sheep and cattle on the higher slopes of mountains and maintain the natural habitats of their lands.

Fish Farming

 26 members

A group for aquaculture producers, raising fish and shellfish to supply food and stock for recreational fishing, focusing on water quality and fish health.

Fruit Farming

 37 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing a variety of fruits, focusing on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.


Grain Farming

 18 members

A group for farmers who produce grain for human consumption or animal feed, emphasizing soil conservation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Hobby Farm

 58 members

A group for small-scale farmers, who work on their farms as a hobby or to supplement their income, focusing on sustainable and organic practices.

Intensive Farming

 7 members

A group for producers who focus on maximizing output, emphasizing monocropping, mechanization, and the use of chemicals for crop production.

Market Farm

 13 members

A group for farmers who produce crops for sale to the general public, focusing on crop rotation, soil conservation, and pest prevention.

Nut Farming

 14 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing a variety of nuts, emphasizing soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.


Orchard

 17 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing a variety of fruit trees, focusing on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Organic Farming

 37 members

A group for producers who focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly practices, emphasizing crop rotation, soil conservation, and pest prevention.

Plantation

 15 members

A group for large-scale agricultural producers, specializing in the production of crops and livestock for sale on the market.

Pork Farming

 12 members

A group for hog farmers, who produce pigs for food, focusing on animal health, breeding, and feed management.

Poultry Farming

 21 members

A group for farmers who raise chickens, turkeys, and other poultry, emphasizing animal health, feed management, and egg production.


Sustainable Agriculture

 30 members

A group for producers who focus on sustaining their farms and ecosystems, emphasizing soil conservation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Tobacco Farming

 5 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing tobacco, focusing on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Tree Farm

 23 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing a variety of trees, focusing on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Urban Farming

 22 members

A group for city dwellers who grow food for their own consumption, focusing on sustainable and organic practices in small spaces.

Vegetable Farming

 42 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing a variety of vegetables, focusing on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.


Vertical Farming

 14 members

A group for producers who grow crops indoors, emphasizing the use of hydroponics, aeroponics, and artificial lighting.

Vineyard

 14 members

A group for farmers who specialize in growing grapes, focusing on soil preparation, crop rotation, and pest prevention.

Farmer

 35 members

A group for people who work in the agricultural industry, focusing on traditional farming practices, animal husbandry, and crop production.

Farmer Groupie

 15 members

A group for people who are passionate about farming, emphasizing sustainable and organic practices, traditional methods, and animal husbandry.

Farmers Daughter

 7 members

A group for female farmers, focusing on traditional farming practices, animal husbandry, and crop production.


Farmers Son

 3 members

A group for male farmers, emphasizing sustainable and organic practices, traditional methods, and animal husbandry.

Retired Farmer

 10 members

A group for former farmers, who are now retired, discussing their experiences, emphasizing sustainable and organic practices, and traditional methods.

Work in the Farming Industry

 10 members

A group for people who work in the farming industry, focusing on traditional farming practices, animal husbandry, and crop production.

Worked in the Farming Industry

 13 members

A group for people who have worked in the farming industry, discussing their experiences, emphasizing sustainable and organic practices, and traditional methods.

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