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Richard Fordyce, USDA Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation, and Jared Haagert, USDA Farm Service Agency Deputy Administrator of Farm Programs, visit with Farm Service Agency staff at the Codington County Service Center in Watertown, S.D.

 

Under Secretary Lindberg and Deputy Administrator Haagert were in South Dakota to discuss current priorities, long-term goals, and the work underway in agricultural production across the U.S. USDA Media by Gail Gullickson.

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1) This picture represents the element of Value. The different shades of red in the apples show this.

 

2) This photo was taken at Chudleigh's apple farm on thanksgiving. I approached this image when I saw the lightness to darkness in the colour.

 

3) I though I edited this photo really well and showed the colours change shades.

 

4) To improve this image, I could have tried to eliminate more green from the stems of the apples.

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This photo actually won the Monday Photo contest! YAY!

1) This image investigates value. It reflects on the element by using the waves in the photograph an the gradients of grey and black.

2) Subject matter of this photograph is water.

3) I think that the aspect of the image being in black and white adds a special touch to the image.

4) I would sharpen the image.

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Dalmasia Bengas carries freshly harvested sweet potatoes in San Carlos in Bohol, Philippines. A group of local smallholder farmers have started a business in the community called Camoteville, where they develop and market sweetpotato products. They've learned how to participate in the market and become players in the local value chain through Farmer Business Schools. Previously the farmers would give their livestock the best quality of sweetpotatoes but now have learned to differentiate the roots and save the scraps for their livestock. The Farmer Business School model was introduced in the area with generous funding from IFAD. CIP was asked to introduce the model from CIP partner INREMP, a government project focused on conserving local forests, to help people in the community find alternatives to deforestation. Protecting the forest helps create a buffer that mitigates the impact of tropical storms. The women have learned business skills, including production, marketing, and how to participate in value chains. The group has organized their planting schedule so that they always have a fresh harvest of sweetpotato available to fill necessary orders.

1)Value is shown with the different shades of grey and silver.

2)The subject is the water droplets. I looked into a drinking fountain and thought this looked interesting.

3)I think the lit water is the most visually striking.

4)I would try to get rid of the bright light in the middle bottom of the photo and focus it better.

1) Value is the element of this photo, showing the darkest darks and the whitest whites

2) I used a glass full of disco balls taken with some white pages for a background, also with a flashlight on top to give off more light.

3) I think its the light that the disco balls are giving off

4) i would get more lights, to have a wide range of greys

Tokyo Imperial Palace (皇居 kōkyo; literally Imperial Residence?) is the imperial main residence of the Emperor of Japan. It is a large park-like area located in Chiyoda, Tokyo close to Tokyo Station and contains various buildings such as the main palace (Kyūden (宮殿 ?)) and the private residences of the imperial family. The total area including the gardens is 3.41 square kilometers. During the height of the 1980s Japanese property bubble, the palace grounds were valued by some as more than the value of all the real estate in the state of California

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This lady was dancing in the Value Village parking lot. It was a little bit strange.

This shows light and value because of the shadows shown on the floor from the bars

It's a sad life as a Stock Dove, almost everyone looks at you as either a feral town pigeon or an odd looking woodpigeon. Not a rare species by any means but scarce enough to be owed a bit of respect ;-)

Stock Dove is 'amber listed' by the RSPB, although they're doing pretty well these days compared with a few decades ago.

A first for my Watford garden.

A Value-Oriented Youth Awareness Programme by Ramakrishna Mission, Jalpaiguri, in collaboration with Ramakrishna Math (Yogodyan), Kankurgachhi, from 15 - 25 May 2018

I was talking to a couple of distributors this week and the topic of new / potential suppliers and rebates came up in the discussion.

Now mind you, I know the value of rebates to distributors as I was the VP Marketing and eCommerce for IMARK from 1990-1995, knew all of the rebate deals, was...

 

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Although I wish my subject could have been more isolated, a backlit palm worked nicely representing different and contrasting value within a photo.

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