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Miramonte Farms was established in 1992 by farmers, Grace Teresi and Phil Teresi. Their love for eachother is shown in the attention and tenderness they treat their farm. Both of them are committed to providing customers with quality ingredients that are nutritious, unique and fun to cook.
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Medjhool, Derrie, Barhi, Zahidi And Deglet Noor Dates.
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Smoked Fish, Hawaiian-Style Poke, Ceviche, Sashimi, Oysters, And Cooked Dungeness Crab Meat (Seasonally).
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Our BaOx of Cherries is a very fast flowering variety. These plants will finish around the second week of September outdoors and produce large bushy plants coated in cherry hash plant terpene-infused resin. Expect just over two pounds per plant of mold-resistant CBD goodness with this cross.
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Recently a news crew from CNN visited us to do a story showing the impact of the drought in New South Wales. Here’s the video below…skip to 1.17 to see Medway Farm. Watching this back today makes us all the more grateful for the extra 2ml of rain we got today on top of the 13ml earlier this week. The reality of the drought for us is that we have severely destocked – we have only a small herd of about 25 cattle left, when we’d normally run close to 100 plus a flock of 200 sheep. Here’s hoping 2020 is a better year for all farming communities around New South Wales.


Every year I look forward to the start of my CSA. For the last few years I was part of a CSA in Brooklyn, but after a recent move to Boston I've had to start fresh with a whole new farm. So, in the spirit of change and the summer season, I'm going to be sharing my CSA box with you every week — what fruits and vegetables I receive, as well as how I plan to eat my way through it. In return, I'd love to hear what you got in your CSA box, and how you plan to use everything! Ready? Let's go!


Garden Center Products
We carry seasonal vegetables that include: Asparagus, cucumbers, green beans, green tomatoes, onions, potatoes, peppers, summer squash, sweet corn, tomatoes, zucchini.
Seasonal Fruit: Apples, canteloupe, peaches, rhubarb, strawberries, watermelons, blackberries, blueberries.
Herbs: Basil, oregano, thyme, mint, parsley, rosemary, dill, marjoram, cilantro, fennel. Several varieties of each type.
Flowers: Annuals - 50+ varieties, each in many colors. Perennials - 50+ varieties, each in many colors.
Trees: Fruit trees, pine, oak, flowering crab, japanese maples. We can order different types for you as well.
We carry seasonal vegetables in addtion to our season fruits that include: Apples, Apple Cider, tomatoes, & apple/pumpkin butters (They are sweet like fruits.)
Flowers: over 60 varieties of Mums: white, yellow, gold, orange, red, pink, lavender, purple. Daisy-type and cushion mums. We also carry a variety of aster and fall annuals.
Pumpkins: Jack-O-Lanterns, Pie Pumpkins, Cinderella Pumpkins, White Pumpkins, Warty Pumpkins, Giant Pumpkins, and tiny pumpkins.
Fall Decorations: Broom corn, hay bales, corn stalks, Indian corn, mini-gourds, & more.
We carry seasonal flowers that include a variety of Poinsettias - red, white, light pink, and diamond frost, which makes the poinsettia look like it's floating in snow.
Winter Decorations: Wreaths, Christmas swags, cemetary decorations including: grave blankets, and grave pillows - all handmade, created here from our own designs. We also have an assortment of hanging baskets, created by hand with a variety of Christmas silk flowers.
Live Christmas trees, including: Frasier, Cannon, Balmsam Fur, White Pine, and Scotch Pine.


Our history is the history of a family of millers that has been passed down over more than 100 years. Our concern, experience and the knowledge of top-quality raw materials have made our company grow in order to come up to more and more curious consumers with high-quality innovative products, where taste and aroma are the protagonists of healthy, genuine and easily digestible dishes.
High-quality raw materials and slow milling together with meticulous care of each processing phase and the use of state-of-the-art technologies for a line of top-quality products, where taste and aroma are the protagonists of healthy, genuine and easily digestible dishes.
To obtain the best flours, we carefully select raw materials and meticulously check every phase of production. We have the quality of our products at heart, that's why we check the selection of seeds from the use of good farming methods in the countryside for a healthy cultivation, to cereal preservation by cold storage, and finally the analyses of raw materials, as well as all the intermediate production phases and end products.
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Today on Your Call: What is the significance of gardening in your life?
On today's Your Call, we’ll share ideas about what it means to garden and what plants are best for planting and harvesting this time of year. From community gardens to guerilla gardens to backyard and rooftop gardens-- people are finding creative ways to grow plants for food, medicine, and beauty. What are you planting this spring? How does gardening change your feeling of connection to the natural world or to your community? Join us at 10 or email email@example.com. Can local gardens help more people live healthier lives? It’s Your Call with Holly Kernan, and you.
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This Week on the Farm 3/22
Spring is officially here! The garlic is up, the sandhill cranes are back, and we have been so busy getting the season up and running that I haven’t had time to update our blog!
A large part of our time has been spent getting our retail greenhouse up and running. It now has its double layer of plastic installed and Tyler installed the louvers and the ventilation fans this past weekend. We barely survived the 60 mph winds of last week. A section of the metal channel that holds the plastic in place ripped off of the framing and I struggled to hold down what basically amounted to a 20 foot kite while Tyler re-screwed the channel back onto the frame. It was a stressful half an hour, but we managed to get it back in place and it should be good to go now.
Now that the plastic is on the next tasks are to get the doors installed, install the furnace, electrical, and circulation fans. He spent a good portion of today at the store getting the last of the lumber to frame out the doors and other supplies to finish the electrical work. We had a truck deliver four pallets of cinder blocks and additional lumber to construct the greenhouse benches. My sister and her family are coming down this weekend and are going to help us build the benches.
Next week we should hopefully have the new electric line installed (they have to put in an additional line from the road to get us enough service). We also need to have the gas tank installed, but that has to wait until the furnace is fully installed. There are a lot of different pieces that are all coming together in the next two weeks and I am hoping that everything goes smoothly. We need to get that greenhouse up and running because we are starting to run out of space in our other greenhouses.
Our big greenhouse is currently full of flowers, some of which I have started to up pot because they are getting so big. Our two smaller greenhouses house our vegetables for our CSA members. Currently we have scallions, onions, leeks, kohlrabi, kale, collards, broccoli, and some herbs in those greenhouses. This week we add a second planting of a lot of the cole crops. It is so lovely to go down to a warm space and see green things growing!
We would like to thank all of our member who have gotten their sign-up forms in for this season already. We are already ahead of where we were last year and we have a lot of new members too!


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atmoic red carrots, lunar eclipese squarsh, humdinger peppers, queen of sheba basil, rosalita lettuce, erbette chard, lacinato kale, osaka purple mustard greens, ameliore dandelion greens, imperial star artichoke, jersey knight asparagus, fin des bagnols bush beans, matilda pole beans, dominator brussel sprouts, gigante cardoon, iznik cucumber, india paint eggplant, sugar baby watermelon, charentais melon, king richard leeks, walla walla sweet onions, big mama tomatoes, speckled hound winter squash, swedish peanut fingerling potatoes, and dancing spirits hot peppers.
By the names, you might think these are rock bands, but you would be wrong. These are some of the thousands of vegetable seeds available for purchase. Even if you narrow it down to organic and heirloom, you are still looking at hundreds of varieties.
I can’t help myself. The names get me. My desires are bigger than my garden. I am entranced by the names, but also by the packaging. Either its my training as a graphic designer or my belief that the medium is the message, these little envelopes are good salesmen.
This Christmas, I was given a special gift. A package of seeds from The Hudson Valley Seed Library. Never heard of it. I quickly googled.


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Garden fairies here.
We are garden fairies and we want to report that as we write this a big thunderstorm is rolling through so we thought we would just come inside and take care of some blog business and provide a decent update on the goings-on around here.
Normally at this point, we’d tell you how lazy Carol has been, and how if she doesn’t get busy planting, well, things are not going to grow very well. But we have to say, she’s at least planted out the tomatoes and peppers and everything that goes into a container.
We’ll give her props for that! We are garden fairies!
Still left to do are sow the seeds in the vegetable garden and clean up the patio area. Plus find places for a whole bunch of perennials and shrubs she got to try out in her garden.
We are garden fairies and we think if Carol would do some proper weeding, she’d find a few spots here and there for the perennials. And there are some spots that are big enough for shrubs too.
We do understand there has been quite a bit of rain and it is best to wait to sow seeds until the garden has dried up a bit. Even Granny Gus McGarden, who manages the vegetable garden, supports waiting.
In the meantime, oh my goodness, do we have a story to tell about how some of us—we are talking about Flora and Florene in particular—almost ended up being seen on a Zoom meeting. Luckily, Seedy and Soddy figured out what was going on and got those two out of there before they were noticed.
What happened was Carol apparently got a brilliant idea to have a zoom meeting with some tomato plants and a geranium. Well, Flora and Florene were resting in the pot of the geranium and didn’t realize that it was all set up to be in the Zoom meeting! But Seedy and Soddy noticed right off and managed to push them off to safety just as the meeting started.
Ol’ Rainboy Tanglefly said it would have been the first time a garden fairy had been on a Zoom meeting! Now wouldn’t that have been something to see. Hmmm… maybe Carol ought to have another one of those Zoom meetings?
Anyway, that’s what’s going on here. The rain is falling hard and we garden fairies are seeking shelter as best we can.
Once this storm blows over, no doubt Carol will want the keyboard back so we’ll sign off for now and wish everyone a nice day.
Viola GreenPea MayDreams, Chief Scribe for the Garden Fairies at May Dreams Gardens.


14 April 2016
A team of volunteers from Skanska, the construction company, joined FoCG volunteers at Sir John Cass Primary school to help clear playground planters and paint the wooden roof top veg beds. Some large recycled planters were donated to the school by Broadgate Estates. The team from Skanska and moved and filled the new planters with compost and replanted them to create a new green space in the playground.
In the roof top garden another team cleaned and repainted the veg planters ready for the new growing season.


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Well, we are on our way to straw bale gardening.
Our seeds are taking off. The ones above are mostly tomatoes and maybe some basil, I really can't remember.
Any day now I should start saturating the straw bales. I am still trying to decide what area of the back yard gets the most full sun. I was thinking on the deck, but Chris has been talking about tearing it down within the next few months and building a new one. So now I am not sure where to put them.
And on to the pottery.....
Ethan is very privileged to have the opportunity to use a pottery wheel in art class. He made a smaller vase last year and just completed this one last week.


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The National Onion Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (NOPPMAN), has decried the huge size of post-harvest losses suffered by their members annually.
NOPPMAN National President Aliyu Isah disclosed this on Wednesday during a press briefing at the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) office in Kano.
He explained that, due to poor storage facilities nationwide, their members are unfortunately losing about 60 per cent of their harvest, which results in a sharp decline in their overall farm income.
He appealed to the Federal Government to help their members eliminate this reoccurring obstacle which has left their members poorer and in lack
He called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to include them in its Anchor Borrowers Programme the same way it did to rice farmers in Nigeria.
Aside from their inclusion, the Central Bank of Nigeria should also intervene by facilitating the construction of storage facilities across Nigeria, he said.
Isah also tasked the Federal Government to initiate policies and actions that are capable of attracting private sector players to invest in the onion value chain.
He appealed to the Federal Government to ease the exchange rate challenges and the time wasted going through the processes of the Nigeria Customs Service, saying onions are perishable items that cannot stand bureaucratic time-wasting challenges.
He observed that Nigeria presently produces about 1.4 million metric tons of onions, but insisted that the country could farm 2.5 million metric tons of onions annually if supported


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We’ve come to the end of a crazy season at Bures Berry Patch. We’ve managed to stay healthy throughout it all and that is in huge part to YOU! Thanks so much for supporting Bures Berry Patch this season. Whether you came out to the farm or visited us at one of our markets, we are so grateful! We hope that you and yours stay healthy and safe in the coming months and that you have some Patch goodness packed away in your freezer to enjoy throughout the winter.
Lots of love Berry Friends! See you in 2021!?
Due to high demand and low production we are currently sold out of eggs until further notice. Hopefully, production will pickup shortly and we will have them available soon. In the meantime, the Patch will remain open from 9-6 pm daily with local honey and pie pumpkins.
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Frozen chips could be in short supply in the coming weeks after Europe was ravaged by devastating floods.
Experts also fear that there could be a shortage of roast potatoes come Christmas.
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Managing director Rachel Dobson said: ‘The recent floods in Europe have affected potato growers and processors in the region, with varieties grown for frozen chips particularly affected.
‘It means that UK pubs and restaurants serving popular dishes like fish and chips could find their usual supplier isn’t able to deliver.
‘The shortage abroad is likely to have a knock-on effect on availability of UK-grown potatoes.
‘Come Christmas, we could find that the roast potato, a staple of festive dinners, is also in short supply.’
Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands were among the nations to be hit by devastating flooding in July, which killed hundreds of people and destroyed an estimated 20,000 hectares of farming landing – according to the Irish Farmers Association.
The Sun reports that farmers are expecting a smaller and lower quality yield.


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Best Rear Tine Tiller Reviews of 2019 – A Complete Buying Guide
Rear Tine Tiller is the garden tool for tilling a large area with rough, compact ground. It differs slightly in design from the more common garden tiller (or front tiller). A front tiller has blades in front of the engine and machine driving it. A rear tine tiller, on the other hand, has the blade at the back of the machine and engine.
Since the engine pulls the tines, rear tine tillers can dig much more in-depth. Serious gardeners now choose to prepare their large, compact gardens with rear tine tillers. I assume you are here because you are looking for the best rear tine tiller for your gardening needs. Today, the many brands are producing various quality tillers. It makes increasingly challenging to arrive at the right choice.
This review aims at providing you with helpful information to get a rear tine tiller to meet your needs. We took into consideration a number of parameters to arrive at our best pick. You will learn of those parameters later on. For now, please check out our top 5 best tine tiller reviews.
Southland SRTT196E Rear Tine Tiller
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Champion 19-Inch Dual Rotating Rear Tine Tiller
Husqvarna 14-inch Counter Rotation Rear Tine Tiller
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1. Southland SRTT196E Rear Tine Tiller
The SRTT196 Rear Tine tiller from Southland is one of the best in the market. The tiller equipped with a powerful gas-powered engine. It is a 196cc 4-cycle, 9.6 foot-pound OHV engine that pulverizes any soil type it contacts. The engine pulls 11-inch tines capable of providing 18-inch tilling width and 10-inch depth. However, a depth regulator allows you to adjust for your desired depth.
The tines counter rotate to break ground faster. Even more interesting is the fact that the tines designed to self-sharpen. You will not need to dismount the tines to sharpen them as is common with other brands. The engine has manual recoil start located in a readily accessible part of the machine. Such starter is convenient as it allows you to start the machine right away.
The SRTT196 Rear tine tiller features an advanced and convenient gearing system. The system consists of a forward gear lever and a reverse lever. It allows for forward and reverses tilling. The benefits of this gear system are far-reaching. Unlike models with single direction gear lever, you will not have to stop the machine to change direction.
The tiller equipped with two large, garden type tires measuring 13-inches. The tires are pneumatic and are very versatile. They can handle any terrain, soil type, and any soil condition. The high-quality tires are great maneuverability.
2. Poulan Pro LCT 208cc Rear Tine Tiller
This machine is designed to make your work more manageable in the face of heavy labor. It features 13-inch steel tines that counter rotate to provide you with the power you require to pulverize virgin soil, compacted soil, sod, grass, and clay. The tines cannot stop working even if it encounters small roots that may be lurking underground.
The Poulan Pro rear tine tiller uses a 208cc LCT OHV engine which is powerful and operates smoothly. OHV engines are known for fuel efficacy, powerful performance, and long lasting service. The engine runs efficiently and operates with coolness for years regardless of the level of use.
The secret to the high performance of the Poulan Pro is its heavy-duty chain drive transmission featuring power reverse. The forward and backward capability offers efficient tilling. The powerful, durable design allows for easy transport in the reverse mode while drives the tines in the forward mode.
It is fitted with a split loop handle that you can raise or lower as you desire. The adjust-ability of the handle means you can choose the most convenient position and height. This allows for single-hand operation from either the right or left side of your tiller. Thus both left and right-handed users can operate it without a problem.
3. Husqvarna CRT900L 960930026 17-Inch Rear Tine Tiller
Husqvarna is a common household name. It is because many people associate the brand with high-quality products. One such product is the Husqvarna CRT900L 17-Inch Rear Tine Tiller. This machine provides you a wide range of features at the mid-range price. Such features make this rear tine tiller one of the best in the market.
A reliable 205cc Briggs & Stratton engine offers the machine the power for most tasks. This engine offers a tine rotation at a speed of 210 revolutions per minute. Such speeds guarantee fast tackling of virgin ground or even clay soil. With a 3-quart gas tank, you will not have to stop to refuel the machine. The result is quick and convenient tilling.
The Husqvarna rototiller provides only reverse and forward gear option. It means you cannot adjust the tiller for power or speed. But the reverse gear offers easier tilling since you just walk back when you reach the end of the garden. It will eliminate the need to lift the machine up and turn it the opposite direction. The tines counter-rotate for more efficient tilling.
4. Champion 19-Inch Dual Rotating Rear Tine Tiller
Champion 19” Rear Tine Tiller is versatile thanks to its 19-inch tilling width and an 8-inch tilling depth. In support of the versatility is the dual rotation feature which allows you to switch quickly from the forward to reverse for more flexibility in your garden.
It features a cast-iron, gear-operated transmission that is housed in a compact and heavy-duty cast-iron casing. Champion’s 212cc engine drives the gear system. The engine and the gear system offer enough power to tear through even the most compact soil including virgin grounds. Sod and grass cannot stand on its way.
You will also like the tiller’s agricultural tires. The 13-inch tires are self-propelled that power effortlessly over uneven and rugged terrains. The self-propelled tires move fast allowing you to achieve much in less time. Very few models feature self-propelled agricultural tires feature sets the rear tine tiller apart from its competition.
The tiller is equipped with 4 heavy-duty 13.5-inch tines made of hardened steel with dual rotation tilling. These are engineered to manage even the toughest of soil conditions with minimal effort and time investment. The machine comes with Champion’s 2-year limited warranty which includes free lifetime technical support from qualified and dedicated technicians.
5. Husqvarna 14-inch Counter Rotation Rear Tine Tiller
Husqvarna Counter Rotation Rear tine tiller is a great option if you prefer a heavy-duty unit to handle more demanding tasks. It offers you more power which makes it an excellent choice at a slightly higher cost. Each of its components is built for long life and optimal performance in all types of soil.
It comes with an easy to start 205cc Briggs & Stratton engine that has enough power to chew through compacted soil, sod and grass. A counterweight feature aims at enhancing the weight on wheels for improved balance and stability for safe operation. This feature ensures it works perfectly even on uneven or rugged terrains.
The machine features tines that counter-rotate for deep-digging or making the ground surface ready for cultivation. The forward and reverse capability means enhanced control and maneuverability. Beginners have no reason to worry because of the ease of use provided by these unique features.
At 14-inch tilling width and adjustable tilling depth, you can be sure the machine will do the job fast and efficiently. It is equipped with Chevron tires to ensure maximum grip and improve traction in different terrains. It is enough to say that this Husqvarna rear tine tiller is one of the most powerful, smooth to drive and well-balanced rototillers currently in the market.
Things to Consider Before Buying a Rear Tine Tiller
Have you found what you were looking? It is our humble belief that you can agree with our top 5 best tine tillers. We understand the variations in preferences amongst the general population. For that reason, we have included this useful buying guide to help you in decision making. Here are the factors that should influence your decision:
Also read: Best Front Tine Tiller
We can consider the engine of a machine its heart. Can anyone have a healthy and productive life with a faulty heart? I guess you will answer in the negative. When looking for an ideal rear tine tiller to bring home, consider its engine. You can choose between 2-stroke or 4-stroke engines. The 2-stroke or 2-cycle engines are louder and powerful. They tend to less efficient fuel efficient and less reliable.
The 4-stroke engines operate quietly, more fuel efficient and very reliable. Such engines require you to mix oil with fuel. This preserves engine life and boosts its fuel consumption. Most high-quality rear tine tiller engines have 4-stroke engines. Despite their inefficiency, 2-cycle engines can be very powerful.
Tilling Width and Depth
Tilling depth is the primary determinant of how fast you will complete your job. Rear tine tillers with the most significant tilling width work more quickly. It is because they will shred the most ground with each pass. However, tillers with very wide tilling width may be difficult to control. It would be wise to go for a balance between with and your ability to control the machine. I would recommend a tilling width of between 17 inches and 18 inches.
Many modern rear tine tiller models will feature adjustable tilling depth. But, some models will dig deeper than others. The major determinant of tilling depth is the growth characteristic of each seed. Certain seeds may need very deep soil to grow well. It is, therefore, safe to buy a rear tine tiller with good depth. I would recommend 10 inches tilling depth.
The Manner of Tine Rotation
The manner in which tines rotate has a bearing on soil aeration. It is common knowledge that counter-rotating tines are the most efficient. They stabilize the machine and allows for better control. Standard (forward) rotating tines may also shred rough compacted soil with ease. The other type is dual rotating which feature both forward and counter-rotating mechanisms. Choose a counter-rotating tine model if the type of soil in your garden is predominantly clay.
Electric versus Manual Start
Manual start involves pulling a cord to start the engine. Most traditional rear tine tiller models feature manual start. However, the modern models equipped with electric starters. The latter types allow you to start the engine with a simple push of a button. Compare two tine tillers of the same quality and capabilities. The one with electric starter will be hundreds of dollars more than the manually started one. The difference is the ease and convenience the electric starting model brings. Would you sacrifice hundreds of dollars for this simple feature?
Tires Quality and Size
The tires of any tine tiller are the significant determinants of its control. They also determine the maneuverability of the machine. Good tires make the machine easy to control and maneuver. They should have excellent flotation and traction in all types of soil and terrains. Tires with good treads will grip clay soil well. Good quality tine tillers have pneumatic tires of 13-inches in the least.
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Tine tillers can have handlebars that are either fixed or adjustable. Adjustable handlebars are great. They also give users the flexibility to adjust the handle to their height. It improves maneuverability and comfort-ability during extended use. Models with fixed handlebars are not as flexible, but they have other features of comfort.
Try the best you can to buy a rear tine tiller with at least two speeds. One speed for forwarding movement and the other for reverse movement. Those models lacking reverse gear may get into trouble should the machine get stuck. You will have a tough time getting it unstuck. High quality and often high price tag models feature variable speed. I would not advocate for those models. The must-have feature an ideal rototiller is neutral gear. This feature makes the machine easy to transport.
The Best Rear Tine Tiller: The Editor’s Choice
The best rear rototiller in our case is the Southland SRTT196E Rear Tine Tiller with 196cc. This machine has all it takes to get the work done. Although affordable, the tiller has features and specifications only comparable to those of high-end models. Its powerful and efficient 4-stroke OHV engine can take on any terrain and soil type.
The tiller provides a whopping 10-inch tilling depth and 18-inch tilling width. These measurements are ideal for both small and medium size gardens. Besides, it features depth regulator which adds to its versatility. This rototiller has durable 11-inch counter-rotating tines that self-sharpen. Both features are for long-term optimal performance.
Another great feature is the reverse gear. Thus you will not have to stop the machine and lift it to continue tilling from the end of your garden. It's large 13-inch pneumatic tires guarantees superior maneuverability. The SRTT196E is genuinely the best tine tiller for the money. You better check it out.
It is my conviction that this in-depth review of to 5 best tine tillers has proved helpful to you. Only a high-quality rototiller can handle all manner of terrain. It will not spare even rough, compact virgin ground. These five are genuinely the market's best. They may have overlapping features but each is unique. All have powerful and efficient engines, excellent transmission and ideal tilling measurements. The review aimed to provide you with a starting point. If you do not like our picks simply use our buyer's guide to help you make an informed choice. Nonetheless, I guarantee you will love our choices.


This planting is in the East Sun Drive garden.
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Your garden has partial sun light - a full sun position will ensure your plant thrives.
Your garden's USDA Hardiness Zone (5b) is within the ideal range for Common Peony 'Festiva Maxima'. The recommended range is between Zone 4 and 8.
Try to keep the ph of your soil between the range of 4.5 and 7.5 as Common Peony 'Festiva Maxima' likes to be in acidic to alkaline soil.
More information about Peony 'Festiva Maxima' is available in the Folia gardener's wiki. All Peony 'Festiva Maxima' Care Instructions have been kindly provided by our members.


Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® 36 in Plant Supports - 24 Pack
Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® 36 in Plant Supports - 24 Pack is a sturdy 36 inch plant support featuring a sturdy steel core, with powder coat paint for weather protection and resistance to rust. Green color means that the support will blend in, and let your plants be the centerpiece of your garden. Bulk pack contains 24 plant supports.
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This past week it has all been about squash and halloumi.
First there was potatoes, squash and onions roasted in our duck fat with a little of last-year’s pesto and tomato passata from the freezer with a wedge of fried home-made halloumi – thanks Iggy Pop. We actually had this twice as it was so nice.
Then there were wraps with fried halloumi, some home-made hummus and nearly the last of our pickled cucumbers and gherkins. I found a stray spring onion when clearing out the cold-frame so we had that carelessly thrown on the hummus!
To use up the last of the halloumi I made squash risotto with some sage. We only have two more of the accidental squash left in storage and a bag and a half of potatoes – and the wretched rodents have eaten all the peas and broadens – I will have to sow everything again but this time in one of the greenhouses – which means I have to clear it out first!
Squash risotto: two small handfuls of risotto rice, chicken stock, an onion finely chopped, half a squash peeled and cubed, olive oil (or duck fat), parmesan grated, sage chopped.
Sprinkle salt and pour a little oil over the squash chunks and roast in the oven. Meanwhile heat up a little oil or butter in a pan and gently fry the onion. When translucent add in the risotto rice and stir around a bit. Gradually add in the stock, letting it get slowly absorbed. Actually you can add a good splash or two, turn the heat down low and go and have a shower – risotto isn’t as needy as some recipes suggest. Keep gradually adding stock as the rice cooks. Some people like their risotto to be loose, some not so much – do as you please. Add in some grated parmesan, the sage and the squash. Season to taste.
Serve with a triangle of halloumi briefly fried.
Crap photos – sorry – last week was quite stressful because of the snow and the scours.
N.B. some very, very exciting developments happened today concerning future cheese-making. Possibly the last piece of the puzzle fell into place with regards to the micro-dairy – I am so excited I am doing a little dance over here …. more on this later in the week.


Finding the right clippers for the job has been an ongoing quest here at Floret for many, many years. During the height of harvest season, the team and I spend long hours in the field cutting flowers, vines, and foliage. We quickly learned which clippers were sub-par. Far too many dulled easily, would stiffen up, were too heavy, or would simply fall apart after moderate use.
After trialling dozens of different pairs, both in the studio and in the flower field, I’ve finally found what I believe to be the perfect flower snips. I can’t stop singing their praises to anyone who will listen. Everyone on the farm now has at least one (or three!) pairs of these versatile tools. They’re perfect for the home gardener or the large scale flower farmer.
I love how these clippers are lightweight, they stay super sharp, are perfectly shaped to rest in the palm of your hand and last for years. No more aching wrists or sore hands at the end of the day like with other types. The thin pointed blades are ideal for harvesting delicate flowers like sweet peas and ranunculus but also handle thicker stemmed varieties such as dahlias and zinnias with ease. We’ve recently added them to the Floret shop.
CLIPPER WINNERS ARE: Laura McLafferty and Margaret Thorson


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Tuesday, 27 May 2014 | A Public Affair
It doesn’t matter if you’re farming on a large scale or if you’re gardening at home, seeds are a crucial part of producing the food we eat. Check out this edition of APA to learn more about the politics of seeds! more »


With glasshouses and greenhouses providing a beautiful, undercover alfresco space, and the capacity to grow a huge variety of vegetables and fruit, it is not surprising many of us are dreaming of a greenhouse during lockdown.
To help meet the growing demand of homeowners desperate for a Hartley Botanic greenhouse, the manufacturer has launched same-day ‘Virtual Greenhouse Consultations’ to help speed-up the planning of customer orders.
The new Virtual Greenhouse Consultations will allow the greenhouse experts at Hartley Botanic to view homeowners’ gardens remotely – providing advice on greenhouse location, size and design, along with important considerations when it comes to installation and maintenance.
Top 5 things to consider when buying a greenhouse
1. LOCKDOWN DREAMING IS USEFUL
Spend time envisaging how you intend to use your greenhouse before deciding on a size and style. Will you use it purely as a growing tool or as a dual-purpose growing and al fresco space?
2.IT IS ALL ABOUT LOCATION
It is very important to get the location of your greenhouse right. It needs plenty of sun throughout the year, in a location which does not become too exposed in cold weather. It also needs to be cited near a water supply.
3. CONSIDER THE SOIL
If you want to include growing beds within your greenhouse you need to make sure the soil it is positioned on is fertile.
4. WILL YOU NEED PLANNING PERMISSION
Generally, this is not required when installing a Greenhouse for domestic-use, but do your homework if you live in a Grade Ior Grade II listed property, or are lucky enough to live in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
5. PRIORITISE VENTILATION
One of the most common reasons for plant failure in greenhouses is due to insufficient ventilation. Ventilation is prioritised in Hartley Botanic structures – make sure it is a priority for you too when choosing a structure.
‘We have experienced a renewed interest in our glasshouses and greenhouses during lockdown. Many of our existing customers are making use of their beautiful Hartley Botanic structures as a way to while away the hours and the pandemic has thrown back into focus the idea of becoming more self-sufficient.
But in the current climate, our priority is to keep both our customers and our colleagues safe and well. We can’t visit homeowners at their property at the moment, but one of our experienced sales executives can now visit them at home ‘virtually’ to talk through the requirements of their new Hartley, looking at the proposed location and to answer any questions to help them make their decision,’ says Tom Barry, Managing Director of Hartley Botanic.
Hartley Botanic, hartley-botanic.co.uk


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A large agricultural representative body had encountered a better-than-expected seasonal result and needed to supply an excess crop to a new and developing market.
We were asked to supply a high volume of food-quality bulker containers for immediate loading. Then after transport to the new market, Tradecorp took the containers back off the exporting entity.
Tradecorp was able to meet the demands for 300 X 20’ food-grade containers and take them back from exporters at the completion of the project. The arrangement was extended for a long period due to the establishment of the new market.
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Events & Workshops
City People’s Garden Store offers free workshops for the community throughout the year. Topics range from edible gardening to pruning to designing holiday containers. Workshops are held in the Garden Store.
Sign up for our e-newsletter in the bright green box to the left for updates about our workshop schedule.
We love your ideas!
Let us know if you are interested in a particular topic or have an instructor to recommend. E-mail our workshop coordinator with your suggestions.
2019 Line Up
We will schedule classes as long as we have a site to hold them! Please e-mail us if you plan to attend one of our workshops. Dates below may change.
- Pruning Fruit Trees, February 16th
- Starting From Seed, February 16th
- Rose Care, February 23rd
- Four-Season Containers, March 2nd
- Unusual Fruits, March 10th
- Starting Your First Garden, March 23rd
Pruning Fruit Trees
Saturday February 16th, 11 am – noon
Barb Burrill, Tree Care Manager for City Fruit, will be here to talk about pruning fruit trees including basic pruning techniques, timing and training. While the class will focus on techniques to improve the productivity and welfare of fruit trees such as apples, pears, figs, and more, you will also learn some tips you can apply to many of the deciduous trees in our landscape.
Starting From Seed
Saturday, February 16th, 2 pm – 3 pm
The winter rains will be ending soon, right? You’ve read the seed catalogs cover to cover, your garden map is ready, and you’re patiently waiting to turn over the soil. Well it’s time! February is a great month to start seeds for the spring garden. Join Agnes P. Cwalina of Hori Hori Flowers to demystify seed starting. Learn which vegetables and flowers can be started now and which can wait a few more weeks for outdoor sowing. Seed starting equipment, methods, and timing will be covered.
Rose Care: Act Now for Summer Sensation
Saturday February 23rd, 11 am – noon
If you give your roses some care this time of year, you will be greatly rewarded with lots of blooms throughout the summer. Jose Gonzales, co-owner of City People’s Garden Store, gets pretty jazzed about roses and how a little care can go a long, long way. Learn about both pruning, feeding, and caring for both new and established roses.
Four Season Container Display
Saturday, March 2nd, 11 am – noon
Learn how to use an evergreen anchor and interchangeable supporting plants such as perennials and colorful annuals in a container to create displays that feel fresh and seasonal year-round. Garden Coach and Designer Susan Papanikolas will display and discuss plant combinations and variations as she demonstrates planting up a container.
Unusual Fruit: Unsung Heroes of the Edible Garden
Sunday, March 10th, 11 am – noon
This workshop is for homeowners with small urban gardens who want to explore plants that are beautiful and delicious and slightly off the beaten track. These “unsung heroes” are often just as tasty as their more famous cousins, sometimes more robust and disease resistant, and perhaps most importantly, offer something that often cannot be purchased at a grocery store or farmer’s market. John Coghlan of HomeGrown Organics will talk about edibles not to be overlooked including Hardy Kiwi, Goumi, Mahonia, Mulberry and more.
How to Get Started in Your First Garden
Saturday, March 23rd, 11 am – noon
Getting started in your first garden can be a little daunting, but it doesn’t need to be. A little information about which ones are the weeds, what tools you need, and what tasks to tackle each season can go a long way to helping you get going in your garden. Garden coach and designer Susan Papanikolas has all the handouts and know-how to get you started with some basic skills, ideas for making your garden your own, and resources for you to explore further.


Our Breakthrough Technology Innovation
We have developed a state of the art SEED PROFILING technology called SeedVision
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SEEDVISION can differentiate seeds based on its physical & genetical qualities as well as ID them
physical seed to its digital history
This can create assurance, visibility & trust by connecting a physical seed to its digital history
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It’s the industry’s first SEED KYS – Know Your Seed, and the data is stored in Blockchain
every seed type unique
Our innovation can detect a wide range of parameters which makes every seed type unique
store it in an immutable ledger
We also built an auxiliary platform called PLANTO which will collect weather, geography, farmer & other metadata about the seeds and store it in an immutable ledger
How It Works
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Know Your Seed at a physical and genetic level using camera, other sensors and extract key parameters.
Create Digital Profile
We collects 100’s of quality parameters & creates digital profile, Unique ID.
Our technology can identify and extract various properties and creates a unique fingerprint of the seed. Which then translated to a unique ID. This unique ID can now relatable to the seed’s genetic and physical characteristics. These parameters can also be used to analyse seed quality.
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Autumn is the new summer, to borrow and misquote a piece of fashion nonsense. Days like today and yesterday are my kind of weather: the sun is shining but it's warm, not hot, I've got washing drying in a warm breeze outside and there's a gentle buzzing of bees in the shrubbery and gardens. It's left me hopeful for an extension to summer, a boon after the chilly and wet end to August.
Having recently said that the veg patch was all leaf but little produce, I may have to eat my words - as well as lots of fresh garden veg. It seems that the watering issue was at fault. A few days of torrential rain, some cooler weather and suddenly we have the right conditions for growing happy veg. I brought home an armful of beans, courgettes, tomatoes and raspberries last night (just before it got dark at 7.30, a sure sign of the changing seasons). A stroll round the garden at lunchtime today showed what I missed.
3 huge courgettes, 3 small finger courgettes, more beans, sungold and yellow pear tomatoes, a few more raspberries and lovely fresh leaves (spinach, rocket, chard and beetroot) and radishes for salad. Which reminds me, I'd better sow some more lettuce as only two of the Marvel of 4 Seasons has grown. I'm leaving those two to get a bit bigger before I start picking.
The seedpods of orach aka mountain spinach (Atriplex rubra) have turned golden with only one plant left with the lovely bright pink discs lighting up the veg patch. Spiders and their webs are everywhere, caution is needed when picking salad leaves so as not to disturb them.
|The green apples were growing on the other side of the Heath path and are sweet apples of some sort.|
That delight will have to wait until the end of next week as I'm driving up to Leeds this coming weekend, popping my son up to university where he'll be studying music production. Before I hear the cry of #emptynester, although it will initially feel strange (on my own after nearly two decades) and I'll miss him (obviously), I'll be making the most of any free time to visit more gardens, knowing that he'll be having a great time. I've heard that Leeds is Party Central for students so I'm sure my boy won't be missing home too much! (Although, possibly the washing, ironing and cooking services provided at home … )


Post author:lloyd Post published:March 24, 2018 Post category:Uncategorized Post comments:0 Comments Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related Tags: avalon_farms, instagram, marketatdothan, marketfarming, sustainable, sustainablemarketfarming Read more articles Previous PostIt’s planting time. Put these lovely chard transplants out a couple days ago. They don’t mind the frost. This weekend starts the tomatoes, peppers and eggplant.Next PostFinally!!! Blooming Austrian winter peas and wheat. Nitrogen fixing to the max. Time to incorporate that cover crop! You Might Also Like The “Kinston Sweets” onions are coming along nicely. These are mild, sweet and delicious! Another month or so and you can get them in the online farmers market MarketAtDothan.com, and then in June we’ll have them at Poplar Head farmers market. April 10, 2019 Oh, the promise and potential of a freshly tilled field! What good food will be produced here? How many people will be fed from this small field? Stay tuned! March 4, 2018 Daisy is a great first time goat momma! It’s day 3, and her baby (hey – suggest a name!) is getting stronger every day. She followed Momma all the way across the pasture. November 6, 2017 Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.


This year Capp-Plast will be participating at 42st edition of Eima International: this agricultural fair takes places from 9th to 13th of November 2016 in Bologna at Quartiere Fieristico di Bologna.
Capp Plast will be present with its booth at Padiglione 30bis, stand A 15. Capp-Plast with its wide range of plastics bins, specifically designed to fulfill the needs of all agricultural sectors, will be one of the major actor alongside with exhibitors coming from over 100 Countries around the Word. Visit us and enjoy our quality party: quality of the products, services and investments.
After the success of the 2014 fair, Capp-Plast confirms its partecipation once again at Interpoma 2016: the only worldwide fair exclusively dedicated to the cultivation, conservation and commercialization of apples.
Interpoma will take place in November , from Thursday, 24th until Saturday 26nd, 2016 at Fiera Bolzano, from 9:00 to 18:00. Capp-Plast will bring a wide range of new agricultural plastic bins, offering practical and innovative solutions to harvesting, logistics, storage, and refrigeration. Coming at our stand, you will find a special welcome and we will discuss about your needs and market situation; you will also leave with a nice gadget in order to remember this visit.
After the success of the last year once again Capp-Plast will be the leading actor of the Macfrut, the major international event that show together all agricultural sector from seeds until fruit and vegetable industry.
Capp Plast in this scenario will be once again the protagonist, with a range of solutions dedicated to the harvest, processing, logistics and transportation of agricultural sector. Come and discover our "Celebration of Quality": quality of products, of services and especially of investment.
Once more Capp-Plast will exhibit at Logimat, at the Trade Fair Centre Stuttgart., the International Fair dedicated to the warehousing and logistic.
The ever-changing markets require flexible and innovative logistics. Processes must be continuously monitored and optimized. This requires a sensitive awareness of plenty of offers to identify the products and solutions for you to optimize your internal processes.
Capp Plast will be at the exposition and will introduce its SmartBox line of special containers, optimized for the Automotive sector. Come and visit us at Pavillion 4, stand 4d71!


- Made of metal and powder coated
- Protects food against faeces and urine
- For hay, grasses, etc
Metal Hay Lettuce Rack Manger Rabbit Guinea Pig 60901
Hay Manger 13 x 18 x 12cm
This manger is suitable for vegetables & hay. It secures that the neither the veg nor the hay get dirty from excrements or urine.
The metal makes the hay manger durable.
•prevents dirty food


Agri-Fab 48" Tow-Behind Lawn Roller (45-0269)
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This 122cm tow-roller from Agri-Fab is one of the widest on the market, so it will make short work of stripe-creation and flattening applications over the very largest areas. Weighing an impressive 250kg when water-ballasted, it's great for packing-down freshly laid turf, bedding-in seeds and flattening-out frost-heaves during the winter months. It weighs around 27kg when empty, making unhitched site-to-site movement a breeze. The Agri-Fab 48" Tow-Behind Lawn Roller is equipped with an 46cm diameter drum, which is made from durable poly that won't flex or buckle on rough ground. Other benefits include highly robust heavy-gauge tubular-steel hitch-tubes for strength and durability; and a universal hitch-pin, which facilitates use with any make of lawn tractor.


*Noxious Weed Control
- Due to a shortage of staff, the Okanogan County Noxious Weed Office is now open to the public from 8:00am to 5:00pm on Mondays and by appointment only on Tuesdays through Fridays each week until further notice. To schedule an appointment on Tuesday through Friday, please contact our office at (509) 422-7165.
- We will continue to follow up on emails and telephone messages that are left on Tuesdays through Fridays.
Our Mission Statement:To protect all lands and waters in Okanogan County from the devastating influences of non-native noxious weeds. We will promote control efforts through integrated weed management, focusing on education and prevention as the best control practice. Your weed control issues are a priority with the Noxious Weed Control Board and we will always strive to help you in your control efforts. We encourage you to contact our office with your weed related concerns; whether they are regarding a particular weed species, noxious weed control requirements under RCW 17.10, or weed infestations that are present on privately owned land or public lands under a County, State or Federal agency's jurisdiction. If we cannot provide the information or assistance that you need, we will give you the contact information of the person we believe will be able to best assist you. Only by sharing our concerns, seeking information, and adapting to differing circumstances can we hope to achieve the invasive species control that is needed to protect the lands of Okanogan County. Latest News


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Now that the ground is frozen, bring your planter into tip top shape with the experts at Infinity Ag. Our team is offering complete planter inspections and maintenance repairs along with advanced technology upgrades. Planting sets the foudnation for your growing season and Infinity Ag strives to keep you going and growing at 100%.
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On my two balconies, I use both Big Drippa (drip irrigation with a sack of water, tubes and drippers) and another setup with a water pump. I made a video showing the Big Drippa setup: https://youtu.be/_FgVsac5eMU
Try something like the Big Drippa system. I made a video of my balcony setup https://youtu.be/_FgVsac5eMU
Well unless you're going to use proper hydroponic techniques, your plant will run out of steam - there are no nutrients in ordinary water, so although its getting all the fluid it needs, its not getting anything else. I know little about hydroponic growing, but the following link might be of use to you if you are really reluctant to pot the plant up ...
The Gardenia and whatever's in the third picture look very unwell - I'm assuming its the soil they're growing in, because that's what it smacks of. If you used Miracle Gro moisture control potting mix, that's already balanced, so doesn't need dolomite added to it - this addition will have reduced the ph and Gardenias like acid conditions. I can't tell what ...
I live in drought-stricken southern California. For years I have been eating avocados from a tree that is only watered by my washing machine, with no problem. Only 1 or 2 of my ornamental plants do not like my other grey water. I try to collect all of my grey water and rarely waste any fresh water on plants except when first establishing them.
You've got to give it time, to see growth. I got a Christmas cactus clipping before Christmas and it's now June. I've just now got new growth coming out. I bought an orchid from walmart years ago and it too 6 months to show growth and 4 years to bloom. I planted two lemon seeds march before last and I get several inches of growth every few months, with ...
Don't be too quick to rule out underground pipe. You don't have to dig up your bricks. We were taught to handle this situation by putting garden hose to the pvc pipe and boring underneath. Here's an example: https://youtu.be/3Kv9x8bAWVM?t=1m23s
I'm not sure about PVC, but if you do decide to switch to drip hose (which I would also recommend), you can find low-volume emitters to control saturation at the low end of your garden. This way you can decide hole spacing based on the positions of your plants and let the hardware determine the water volumes. Also, for those who don't know, industrial ...
There are certain herbs that work well at preventing damping off disease on seedlings. Chamomile is often stated as being effective but research indicates that cinnamon, garlic and thyme are more effective. In the study they coated the seeds before sowing. What I do is coat the seeds and also sprinkle a little cinnamon on top of the soil. I use cinnamon ...
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Last year I posted about our intention to tidy up the area hidden behind our greenhouse.
Being hidden it had become a dumping ground and in desperate need of a new identity and purpose. It already housed a cold frame and so we decided to create a cold frame and raised bed area which could be used to grow salads close at hand rather than in the plot. This way we could enjoy our salads freshly picked as the fancy took us rather than having to plan ahead and bring salad crops back from the plot only to have to store them for later use.
These are in temporary positions and will be moved to make better use of space when they are empty later in the year. Space permitting we may invest in a second raised bed.
I think you can see why a second raised bed would be useful.


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Clifton Park — Bowman Orchards of Rexford has teamed up with Petuske Produce of Halfmoon to create a joint farm stand at the corner of Grooms and Moe Road in Clifton Park. The farm stand is easy to spot thanks to an old cart with the words Bowman Orchards scrawled on it at the intersection.
The folks at Bowman Orchard call the produce stand “the Farmer’s Wagon.”
“It’s brand new for us this year!” said Katie Bowman. The local apple orchard co-rents the property at the corner of Grooms Road and Moe Road with Petuske Produce.
“After a few weeks being open we decided to demo the old stand and build a new stand a bit farther back off the road to allow for more parking, and to make the location a bit safer away from the road!” said Bowman.
“So far we have been happy with the new adventure and hope to improve more and more each year!” she added.
Bowman said the joint farmstand has been in the works for years. “ We have been friends with Petuskes for years, and have been talking for a long time about running a stand together if we ever had the opportunity,” she said.
“The owners of the property contacted Rick Petuske earlier this year as they were hoping to get a fresh new vendor in their location for this season, Rick in turn contacted us and we put the plan in motion!” added Bowman.


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The latest horticultural news features investment at Pure Harvest, an R&D lab launch by Light Science Technologies, and new LED-based horticultural SSL projects featuring Fluence technology for cucumber and cannabis growing. (Photo credit: Image by Julia Schwab via Pixabay; used under free license for commercial or non-commercial purposes. Image is not representative of a specific project or installation.)
Abu Dhabi-based Pure Harvest Smart Farms has announced a $50M (million) investment following a $10M million growth-equity investment in January, all aimed at local production of quality produce in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). UK-based Light Science Technologies (LST) has opened the door on an in-house research & development (R&D) laboratory focused on solid-state lighting (SSL) recipes for optimum plant growth. Fluence by Osram has revealed details of a new cucumber greenhouse project in Canada and a cannabis project in Somerset, MA.
The UAE region has become increasingly concerned about securing an independent food supply for the burgeoning region with the ongoing pandemic only intensifying that goal. Pure Harvest was founded based on the local-food mission and initially received funding of nearly $30M in 2020 from Series A venture investors and the Abu Dhabi Investment Office. Subsequently, Sancta Capital led the $10M round in early 2021.
The latest $50M investment is a Sukuk financing deal led by SHUAA Capital and anchored by Franklin Templeton Investments. A Sukuk is a financial instrument regularly used in the Arabic region based on compliant bonds that repay investors with profits as opposed to interest.
“We are thrilled to have secured this innovative structured financing solution that supports our aggressive growth campaign within the GCC region,” said Sky Kurtz, founder and CEO at Pure Harvest. “We are passionate about our mission to make local-for-local production of high-quality fresh produce possible anywhere, including within the harsh climate of our home the Arabian Gulf. World events like the COVID pandemic highlight the critical need for homegrown food solutions to reduce our reliance upon international supply chains. This type of financing underscores the innovation occurring within the region’s venture capital markets. Congratulations to our financing partners for this first-of-its-kind solution. We thank you for believing in us.”
The principals in the deal acknowledge the decidedly tough environment in terms of growing food in the regions. Yet evolving AgTech research and techniques can support growth most anywhere. Indeed, that’s one of our recurring themes at our HortiCann Light + Tech events. The investors in Pure Harvest clearly see the AgTech potential.
“Sancta Capital is proud to play an active role in Pure Harvest’s Sukuk and growth equity raises. The company is the region’s most advanced AgTech player and has built significant brand awareness, defensible intellectual property, and a top-tier management team with a large, vested interest in its success,” said Gus Chehayeb, CIO of Sancta Capital. “Pure Harvest has proven that the Gulf can serve as an excellent agricultural base, where abundant sunlight, vast land, affordable electricity and labor, and ample CO2 can be optimized to beat the landed cost of comparable quality imported fresh produce from industrial greenhouses within Europe, resulting in compelling production economics. The company is enhancing the region’s food security, providing consumers fresher and more sustainable choices, creating local jobs, and driving lucrative opportunities for investors.”
Pure Harvest plans to grow tomatoes, leafy greens, berries, and more in its Abu Dhabi facility. The company is also working on expansion of a major project in Kuwait that recent received €39M ($46.5M). While these investments are impressive, they significantly trail some of the major investments made in US controlled environment agriculture (CEA) projects. For example, we recently covered the App Harvest and Kentucky Fresh Harvest projects in the US with the former looking to raise half a billion dollars through a public offering.
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Moving to the new LST lab, the facility will enable the company to run 12 concurrent trials in chambers with total environmental control of each chamber including temperature, humidity, CO2 level, and more. The goal is optimization of the LED-centric light recipes. Of course, light recipes remain an elusive concept as has been covered at our HortiCann events.
“The opening of the laboratory demonstrates our full commitment to the art of plant science and will help accelerate the development of horticulture lighting and environmental technologies over the next few years and beyond as we seek out more sustainable, energy-efficient ways of farming,” said Simon Deacon, CEO of LST. “Our testing facility provides a multi-faceted solution with game-changing potential to controlled environment agriculture farmers and the industry at large: not just recipe development for higher density and profit margin crops, but a pathway to industry-leading scientists in different plant species and equally importantly, an opportunity to prototype new crops before investment.”
Moving to some horticultural lighting projects, Fluence remains among the most active players in horticultural lighting with new projects announced on a very regular basis across both the cannabis and vegetable sectors. The Somerset project involved a 67,000-ft2 facility owned by Solar Therapeutics. And cannabis remains a cultivar with which significant market-transformation incentives are available. Fluence said Solar received $1M in total rebates from utility National Grid related to the SSL project and the fact that Solar implemented microgrid technology. The project reduced energy usage overall by 40%.
“The lack of unified sustainability practices and principles within the cannabis industry have created some major efficiency pain points that we all need to seriously consider,” said Edward Dow, CEO of Solar. “By leveraging Fluence’s LED technology, we were able to downsize our HVAC systems and invest the resulting savings into technologies that would allow us to achieve our long-term, sustainable facility design goals. Our partnership with Fluence has enabled us to bring this vision to reality and we can now redefine what it will take for the industry as a whole to become truly resource-efficient.”
Turning to cucumbers, British Columbia-based Glenwood Valley Farms has lit its greenhouse with LEDs that deliver more photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD) than would be possible with legacy high-pressure sodium (HPS) lights. The grower can boost SSL light levels without generating heat that the plants don’t need. And the fact that the grow lights don’t generate heat changes the placement and crop height elements of the facility.
Glenwood president and CEO Herb Schlacht said the SSL is delivering PPFD of 275 μmol/m2/s whereas HPS lighting had been limited to 180 μmol/m2/s. “Our greenhouse is four and a half meters tall,” said Schlacht. “It would be impossible for us to reach that high of a light level with conventional HPS technology — we simply do not have an adequate buffer above our crop. Our Fluence fixtures allow us to grow in our existing greenhouse without risking excessive heat output.”
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Yoav is a passionate, dedicated, and self-motivated professional from Israel with over 7 years of successful experience as a Head Grower and Director of Cultivation in Lesotho and the US. Possess a strong knowledge of grow room set-up, operations, and process optimization as well as a diverse understanding of facilities requirements, climactic controls, nutrients, pest prevention, flowering cycles, and overall grow management. Consistently recognized for improving systems, streamlining processes, and achieving increased crop yields. Familiar with modern automation platforms and other cultivation technologies.
2022 – Present | Alphaplant Pharmaceutical (South Africa)
2021 | Yarok Consulting
2019-2021 | Eurocan (Lesotho) – Director of Cultivation
Helped to build a successful cannabis cultivation business from the ground up including all aspects of facilities design, budgeting, staffing, SOP development, and workflow optimization. Ensured continued compliance with GACP and EUGMP standards and regulations and kept accurate records and documentation. Oversaw the hiring, training, and supervision of 15 full-time workers plus another 20 seasonal employees. Efficiently managed plant care strategies, watering and feeding schedules, harvesting, trimming, genetics sourcing, propagation, sanitation, security, waste disposal, and quality control. Coordinated IPM programs and monitored and analyzed data collected by automation systems in order to optimize crop yields. Planned and implemented successful strategies to streamline production operations, increase the number of plants to 9000 over a 2-year period, and achieve 500kg+ of flower per harvest.
2020 | Australian Correspondence Schools
Diploma in Botany
2018-2019 | African Cannabis (Lesotho) – Director of Cultivation
2018 | Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences (Canada)
2013-2018 | Sunnyside Organics (California, USA) – Head Grower
2012 – Sapir University (Israel)


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New Delhi [India], April 14 (ANI): To review the availability of fertilizers during the Kharif season, Union Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers D. V. Sadananda Gowda and Minister of State Mansukh L. Mandaviya recently held a meeting with leading manufacturers/importers.
The meeting, held on Monday, was also attended by senior officials of the department of fertilizers. The target indigenous production and anticipated import of various fertilizers/raw material as indicated by various companies were discussed in detail, as per a government media release.
With regard to Urea availability in the country, the industry appreciated the efforts of the government in terms of the revival of the various Urea units that will reduce the import dependency in times to come. Secretary (Fertilizers) indicated a comfortable Urea availability across all the states during the ongoing Kharif 2021 season.
To ensure that the P&K fertilizers are made available to the farmers timely and adequately during the Kharif 2021 season, the preparedness of each company was assessed.
During the meeting, the companies highlighted the various issues like global trends of price increase of raw material and finished fertilizers and informed about their strategy in getting the best deal for the country.
With regard to the issue of increase in prices of Phosphatic fertilizers by IFFCO vide its notification dated April 7, there was discussion in length. The concerns of the companies with regard to the increase in prices of raw materials globally were understood.
Companies highlighted that in the last three to four months, international prices of raw material and finished products have witnessed a sharp increase due to competing demand from major fertilizer-consuming markets like USA, Brazil and China.
The companies informed that with the imposition of countervailing duty by USA on imports from Morocco and Russia, there is a realignment of the supply chain with the middle east diverting the supplies to the USA.
China's active domestic season and reduced exports impacted supplies to the Indian subcontinent with global players seeking higher DAP prices prevailing in Europe and USA markets. The companies requested for government's intervention through the diplomatic channel to convince the suppliers to keep the pipeline smooth with regard to supplies and prices at reasonable rates.
The Minister and MoS acknowledged the ongoing efforts of the industry in ensuring timely availability and supply of various fertilizers. The industry leaders were assured that government will take all necessary steps which will support their efforts in the present scenario.
The necessary interventions through the diplomatic channels will be made so as to get the timely supply of raw material, finished fertilizer from international sources. The ministers also assured that all the states/UTs will be sensitised through the topmost levels so that there is no black marketing, hoarding, tagging of fertilizers. (ANI)


|The CSA sign-up for 2023 is now open!! Thank you all for signing up and we will see you soon!Fall storage shares for 2023 are sold out.
Summer shares for 2023 are still available.
For one growing season, starting in June and running into October, you will receive a weekly container filled with tasty produce that is freshly picked. The container holds either a bushel for a Full Share, or a 1/2 bushel for a Half Share of produce with is usually 1/2 to 3/4 full in the beginning and ending months, and overflowing in the heart of the summer. In addition, we will send you recipes so you can enjoy your fresh vegetables in a variety of ways. These recipes are also on our website.
Early bird prices are to be paid in full at signup and are as follows: Full Share $505, Half Share $283 and Storage Share $275. Early bird prices are good until February 28th.
After February 28 the share prices will be: Full Shares cost $562 for a season. Half Shares are $314. Storage shares are $305.
We also offer a payment plan for full price shares(no early bird prices). For Full Shares we will accept an initial payment of $187.33 and two post-dated checks for June 1 of $187.33 and August 1 of $187.33. For Half Shares we will accept an initial payment of $157.00 and one post-dated check for June 1 of $157.00.
Where do you pick up your weekly shares?
Tuesday deliveries will be available at 4017 7th Avenue, Kenosha WI and 353 Melrose Avenue, Kenilworth, IL. Thursday deliveries will be available at 620 E. Holmes Street near downtown Janesville, or our farm located west of Beloit. When Farmers Markets are in sessions we offer; Wednesdays at the Edgebrook market in Rockford, IL. Saturday mornings at the Beloit, WI market, Park Ridge, IL market and 8308 Kilbourn Ave, Skokie, IL. Specific times will be sent when the season starts.
Fall Storage Share – Sold out for 2023 season.
Another option for members is our Fall Storage Share. This share consists of several deliveries throughout the summer of storage items. When you receive these shares, you will be able to can and freeze some items like tomatoes and beans, while simply storing other times like potatoes and flour. This will allow you to eat organically grown local produce throughout the year. Items we expect to deliver for storage shares include: Cucumbers, Green Beans, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Winter Squash and Cabbage. These items are only guaranteed in accordance to a good growing season. These items will be delivered in larger quantities and will need to be processed shortly after delivery. Fall Storage Shares cost $305. Delivery times and locations to be determined later in the season.