Earth Day on the farm

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Earth Day on the farm

Earth Day is April 22, and Farm and Dairy is asking you to share pictures of what Earth Day means to you using social media by tagging them #EarthDayontheFarm.

No one has a greater connection to and appreciation for the earth’s precious resources than farmers. Ninety percent of our food is directly or indirectly produced on soil. The nutrient content of food crops is directly impacted by soil health and soil fertility.

The world depends on farmers every day. Farmers not only do a great deal to protect the land, they strive to make it better — so every day is Earth Day on the farm.

We want to see what Earth Day on your farm looks like. Images can be shared using the hashtag #EarthDayontheFarm on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook.

Check back to see what people are sharing.

Lichtenwalner-Dandelion Lane Farm daffodils
Lee Lichtenwalner of Dandelion Lane Farm shared this photo of daffodils blooming.

These dairy cows were spotted on pasture between Wooster and Perrysville April 21.
These dairy cows were spotted on pasture between Wooster and Perrysville April 21.
These dairy cows were spotted on pasture between Wooster and Perrysville April 21.
These dairy cows were spotted on pasture between Wooster and Perrysville April 21.
These round-shaped fields follow the contour of the land and help reduce erosion. Located in Wayne County, near Smithville.
These round-shaped fields follow the contour of the land and help reduce erosion. Located in Wayne County, near Smithville.
Nothing like the smell of freshly-tilled soil. Tillage has been slow this spring because of rain, but a few fields have been tilled.
Nothing like the smell of freshly-tilled soil. Tillage has been slow this spring because of rain, but a few fields have been tilled.
The winter wheat is beginning to green up. This field was spotted between Wooster and Orrville.
The winter wheat is beginning to green up. This field was spotted between Wooster and Orrville.

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Posted by U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance on Wednesday, April 22, 2015

What a gorgeous morning to be doing some farm work! #earthdayonthefarm

Posted by Blue Ridge Christmas Tree Farm on Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Time for a daily dose of cuteness! #springlamb #jacobsheep #farmbaby #sunshine

A video posted by Jennifer (@jacobsheritagefarm) on

Nobody cares about keeping the world green more than cows. Happy #EarthDay!

A photo posted by Milk (@milklife) on

Happy Earth Day! Farmers and ranchers work each and every day to protect and preserve natural resources. #EarthDay

A photo posted by National Cattlemen Beef Assoc (@beefusa) on

Sweet Harmony Valley Farm Earth Day
“We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors ,we borrow it from our children. Arabella, the 6th generation on the farm. #EarthDayontheFarm “
Earth Day farmland from plane
Editor Susan Crowell found evidence of #EarthDayontheFarm from out her airplane window today

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