My Garden Secrets | How to Pinch | Get Bigger, Better Flowering Containers and Gardens | Mid Summer Maintenance
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I’ll show you my secrets to keeping my gardens looking great all season! I’ll share how to pinch, clean, cut back and control! This will help you get Bigger, Better Flowering Containers that will elongate their Lifespan and keep them looking great!!


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interview with Jim Bones
BATTER UP: THROWING SEEDBALLS!
CURWOOD: All around us from small patches of erosion along roadsides to broad expanses of overused land, we know places where nothing much seems to grow. A few forlorn weeds, maybe, but most plants, like most people, like company. Seeding these bare spots can be expensive and frustrating as anyone who’s tried to start a lawn will tell you. But there is a little-known Japanese technique for habitat restoration that’s both cheap and easy. It’s called seedballing. Seed balls are small balls of clay encasing soil and seeds. They can be thrown just about anywhere, and when they are watered they give their seedlings a strong start. Folks are trying it now in northern New Mexico, including Native Americans and Federal agencies. Landscape photographer Jim Bones is promoting the seedballs, and as John Burnett reports, Mr. Bones is trying to prove that complex problems need not have complex solutions. Read the rest of this entry »


Lease from Andrew Archer of Tonworthe esquire to Edward Archer of Toneworthe gentleman, uncle of the said Andrew, for the advancement of Thomas and Richard, youngest sons of the said Andrew, on the manor house of Vumberslade together with the park, gardens, orchards and pools adjoining the same in Tonworthe; 2 pastures called Hythe croft and Brode croft with a pool in Brode croft; one pasture with a rough and a meadow called Windemill field, a pasture called Pery Hill, a pasture called Peaze field and a meadow called Blackemore; a pasture called Dunce croft, a pasture called Ewe fields, a newly stocked pasture called Nether coppice and a pasture called Brownes; 2 pastures with meadows adjoining called the Lee; the rents from Newe land meadow in the occupation of William Cooke, together with all the wood to be cut at the next fall from all the coppice woods of the said Andrew in Tanworth; to hold from the death of the said Andrew for 13 years, rendering annually 12d., for which the said Edward, two months after the death of the said Andrew, was to give this deed to Margaret, wife of the said Andrew, together with the said manor house and land and the said rent of 12d., if the said Edward did not perform this agreement or died during the lifetime of the said Andrew, this lease was to be void. Signed, Andrew Archer. Witnesses: John Wyse, John Mountfort, William Cooke, Humphrey Heygham. Circular seal of red wax on tag, 1/2 in., on a shield three arrows barbes pointing downwards, the shield surmounted by the letters A A . English, parchment, 19.25 x 9.75 ins. Indented.


High Level Of Company Certification
Following a great deal of hard work by all of the team here at Global Foods & Provisions we are incredibly proud to announce that we have achieved the BRC Agents & Brokers standard. Preparing for the certification has been a fantastic opportunity to analyse and strengthen our already robust quality systems. This company certification is a significant step in the development of our business, and in addition to our ISO 9001 and Organic Farmers and Growers certifications, it provides a great platform to demonstrate to our dedication to supplying the highest quality products and services to our customers.
Here are some of our other Certifications:
We are proud to have an Organic Farmers & Growers Certification as we believe strongly in organic, sustainable farming methods. We feel strongly that instead of always taking things out from the land we should try to put as much back as we can, and look after the land for future generations to come, and so we are strongly committed to organic farmers and support them as much as we can. Fortunately more and more farmers and growers are coming around to the same way of thinking and so there are some excellent sources for us to use and a wide variety of choice. We only try to pick the best quality produce for our clients.
Member Of The Greater Manchester Chamber Of Commerce
We are also a proud member of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. And we are ISO 9001 Certified.
What does this all say about Global Foods? We certainly think that having this company certification goes a long way to giving all our clients and potential clients a great deal of confidence in the services that we provide. They can see that we can be trusted to uphold the highest standards, which we feel is of the utmost importance, particularly when you are involved in the food industry.


Flying V Farm Photo Gallery
Enjoy a virtual tour of Flying V Farm— located in the beautiful foothills of the Sierra Nevada in the town of Placerville.
Beautiful, vibrant and tasty—Flying V Farm offers a diversity of organic, heirloom winter squash. Perfect for decorating and eating!
Flying V Farm’s first customers for the 2018 Apple Hill season.
Flying V Farm grew these beautiful Jack-O-Lanterns. Perfect for Halloween decorating and carving!
Nothing says Summer like Summer squash!
Our spinach is the perfect accompaniment to any salad, side dish or entree! Whether you cook it up with garlic, or eat it raw, there’s few greens as tender and delightful as spinach.
Our organic beets are tasty, nourishing and wholesome! You get a two-for-one deal when you cook up those tender greens!
Flying V Farm is proud to offer fennel bulbs which we sell in the Spring and Fall. An Italian favorite— we use it chopped or grated in everything!
The valley that Flying V Farm stewards has been farmed in various ways for more than fifty years. This wind machine is a remanent from a past operation and was used to protect delicate apple and pear blossoms from frost.
The Flying V Farm member-owners! Flying V Farm is cooperatively run and worker-owned/operated. The four member-owners gained their farming knowledge from working at Farms in Nevada City, California. In January 2018, they brought their collective knowledge and skills to Placerville to start Flying V Farm.
Flying V Farm has several acres of organic Fuji and Gala apples. The crew has gleaned much of their orcharding knowledge from experience orchardist and friends as pictured here.
The color variety of the three-root grex variety of beets never fails to impress!
A French favorite! We can’t get enough of these blanched centers!
Kale is a Spring and Fall favorite at Flying V Farm. Versatile and hearty, Kale can compliment any dish.
When you’re surrounded by fresh, organic vegetables, the salad possibilities are endless!
Nothing compares to the fragrant, mouthwatering smell of freshly cut Basil!


Set of 3 Chalkboard Pail Planters
This amazing set of 3 chalkboard Pail planters are so fun. They can be perfect for all your plants. They measure 10.5”, 11”, and 13” tall.
these would be great for herbs or an inside veggie garden


170 Acres in Carneros, St. Helena, Rutherford
Variable by site location, but generally flat
French Hoe Plow Disc Harrow Hand-work: shovels
1 Early (Mar or Apr) pass with french plow
1 Later pass to disc back the soil and smother the next round of weeds
1 Spot shovel pass to address misses, end vines/posts, and aesthetics
Yes. Standard practice is to disc in the alley. Small no-till experimental plot.
Not of major concern away from the winery.
Tractor, Hoe Plow: 380 hours/ 170 acres= 2.2 hours/Acre
Tractor, Disc: 290 hours/ 170 acres= 1.7 hours/Acre
Handwork, Shovels: 55 hours/ 170 acres= .32 hours/Acre
*Assuming $25/hr* Annual undervine costs= $105.5/Acre/Year


Q.What Is Wrong With My Sunpatiens?
I brought my sunpatiens into the house about 3 weeks ago before any signs of frost. The leaves appear to be discolored and it appears to have some type of insect problem. I have attached a couple of photos, I am hoping that you may be able to help me with a solution to my problem please?
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
The first photo looks like spider mite damage but the second photo looks more like mealy bugs (unless it is spider mite webbing). To treat both you can spray with Neem oil.


Members of the RCD Board of Directors serve voluntarily and are appointed by the Monterey County Board of Supervisors. The Directors represent a broad spectrum of experience including farming, ranching, finance and non-profit land conservancy management. They are dedicated to serving both public and private conservation needs. If you are interested in serving the District as a Director, Associate Director, or Advisor please contact the RCD Executive Director for more information.
Benny Jefferson, Board President
Term start date: 1991
Benny is a fifth generation Monterey County farmer of a variety of vegetable crops from artichokes to leafy greens on lands from Castroville to King City. He has served on the RCD Board since 1991 and is an active member of the agricultural and Salinas River landowner community. In 2013, he was honored for his years of effort with the California Farm Bureau Federation's Distinguished Service Award.
Jennifer Skidgel-Clarke, Board Vice President and Secretary
Term start date: 2019
Jennifer is the Executive Director of California Leafy Greens Research Board (CLGRB) which oversees the California Leafy Greens Research Program (CLGRP). Until recently, Clarke was Vice President of Food Safety and Regulatory Compliance with Steinbeck Country Produce. Clarke has been a licensed Pest Control Advisor (PCA) and Certified Crop Advisor. She has also been active with Monterey County Farm Bureau, the Grower-Shipper Association of Central California, and the Salinas Valley Chapter of California Women for Agriculture, and serves on the Board of the Monterey Credit Union and has served as a member of the North Monterey County Unified School District Board Trustees.
Bill Lipe, Board Treasurer
Term start date: 2017
Bill is a native of Monterey County who strongly believes that stewardship of our environment is paramount to our sustainability. He believes that conservation programs that help landowners and businesses meet that objective of sustainability, ultimately enhances their viability and gives them the tools to succeed.
Brent Plemmons, Board Director
Term start date: 2012
Brent has been the Vice-President of American AgCredit in Salinas for almost 30 years. He grew up in a rural area near Danville, CA and has lived in Salinas for 30 years. Brent attended UC Davis where he earned a degree in Ag Science & Management. He also participated in RCDMC's Livestock ad Land program several years back and used his own property as a demonstration site.
Jynel Gularte, Board Director
Term start date: 2019
Jynel is a fourth generation farmer's daughter who works for her family farm in the Salinas Valley as controller and compliance. She oversees daily operations in their food safety program along with other compliance needs from water quality to accounting. As the next generation, Jynel sees opportunities in diversification of their operation along with balancing the need for both organic and conventional produce. She also manages their 10 acre vineyard and works part time as a tasting room associate for a local Monterey County winery. She graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obsipo Summa Cume Laude with a B.S. in Agricultural Business.
Aurelio González, Board Director
Term start date: 2023
Aurelio is a retired educator and school administrator who served 33 years in Monterey and Santa Cruz County school districts. Aurelio moved from Mexico to San Benito County when he was 15 years old and worked his way through San Jose State and Sacramento State Universities for Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in School Administration. He has served on other boards in service of local underserved communities and joined the RCD Board to support our conservation mission as a concerned landowner.
Ignacio Mendoza, Board Director
Term start date: 2023
Ignacio is a proud native of Salinas with deep agricultural roots, inherited from hardworking parents who evolved from farm laborers into accomplished growers and business proprietors. Ignacio serves as Secretary at Mendoza Growers Inc, where he spearheads the management and production of his family farm. He feels honored and privileged to work with his family and enhance employment prospects in his community, which in turn drives his passion and commitment. Away from the farm, Ignacio's true joy is in the company of his beloved wife and children, enjoying the pleasures of quality family time. Ignacio's vision is to continue his dedication to farming, championing environmentally responsible practices, and serving the RCD board with the utmost integrity.


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Our Complete range of products are Yellow Plastic Hanging Basket, Hanging Baskets, Coir Baskets and coir hanging basket.
Due to the support of our qualified experts, we have gained proficiency in offering an admirable assortment of Hanging Baskets at competitive rates in the market. As the name suggests, Hanging Baskets are used in gardens, and other outdoor places as the baskets have attractive designs, and it adds a dash of elegance to the place. Being the main manufacturers, and suppliers of Hanging Baskets, we offer dimensionally accurate Hanging Baskets to our clients across the globe. Before supplying the Hanging Baskets, we conduct quality evaluation tests to keep a check on its quality. While the Hanging Baskets can be availed in different sizes, and vibrant colors, it promises high performance, and long shelf life. We are based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
As we offer the Coir Baskets at cost-effective rates in the market, our fine range of Coir Baskets is loved by our privileged clients, and for superior quality, we abide by the set industry norms. We never compromise on quality, and keeping the cut-throat competition in mind, we offer precision engineered Coir Baskets that guarantee durability, low maintenance cost, and excellent finish. The Coir Baskets are fundamentally placed inside and outside hanging holders, and flowering plants are grown inside the Coir Baskets. The unique selling point of Coir Baskets is that it retains moisture, which in turn, allows better aeration for the roots, and is suitable for plants that need to be transplanted. While we pack the Coir Baskets using high-grade materials, and ensure timely delivery of the product, we source them from reliable vendors in the market. We are located in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
Coir hanging baskets are made from coir fibre blended with natural rubber. Coir pots are 100% biodegradable used for the domestic gardening. Coir hanging baskets are used for internal gardening and acts as decorative materials to the buildings. Less weight and organic properties of coir makes them viable for internal gardening. Plants grow faster and healthily in coir baskets.


Whew! What a strange spring. The expected week of cool rainy weather appears to be here....so many of our plants are growing slowly and with the night temps still in the 40's we're having to run the heaters. Not conducive to some seedlings putting on a lot of strong growth.
And Memorial Day is a week early on the actual calendar this year ...I'm recommending that gardeners wait at least a week to plant - and to pick up. With that in mind, we'll be open both Memorial Day weekend, May 24,25,26, and the following weekend, May 31st and June 1st. This will give us a chance to continue nurturing the little guys. Let us know your plans.
As usual you can arrange another time if this doesn't work for you.
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Variety of ag-related bills still working their way through North Dakota Legislature
Fargo, North Dakota — Here is a list of other ag-related bills and actions from the session so far, with chief sponsors:
HB1492: Hemp seed repository. (Rep. David Monson, R-Osnabrock; Sen. Erbele) Passed House (87-3). Senate committee hearing February 24. Specifies that NDSU researchers can conduct baseline research “including production and processing in conjunction with the research centers of the state.” It says the center may collect “feral hemp seed stock and develop appropriate adapted strains of industrial hemp which contain less than 3/10 of one percent of tetrahydrocannabinol in the dried flowering tops.”
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San Diego County Grower Meeting
January 12, 2021 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Growers and industry members in San Diego County and surrounding areas are invited to attend a virtual citrus grower meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 12 from 9 to 11 a.m. concerning the first CLas-positive ACP found in San Diego County. The meeting will be taking place through Microsoft Teams and will require registration to attend.


Dry autumn clips into wool forecasts
Average fleece weights are expected to be slightly lower in most
states as reduced pasture growth takes its toll.
Photo: Paul Harris
Despite good recent rains, Australian shorn wool production will dip in 2005-06 because of the dry autumn in the eastern states and South Australia.
Shorn wool production will be 470 million kilograms this year, 1 per cent lower than 2004-05, according to Australian Wool Innovation.
Victorian shorn wool production will fall by about 3 per cent to 93 million kilograms.
The 2005-06 forecast assumes 105.9 million sheep shorn at an average 4.44 kilograms per head.
In all states except Western Australia, average fleece weights for the season are expected to be marginally lower than last year.
The chairman of the AWI production forecasting committee, David James, said the lack of rain in April, May and early last month really hurt because this was usually a period of significant pasture growth.
Dr James said in contrast, the start to the WA season had been exceptional, with much rain and warm weather creating ideal conditions for pasture growth.
WA shorn wool production is tipped to rise by 7 per cent, or 8 million kilograms, to 120 million kilograms.
The figures in the other states will be 156.3 million kilograms in NSW (down 4 per cent), 23 million kilograms in Queensland (down 3 per cent), 63 million kilograms in SA (down 3 per cent) and 14 million kilograms in Tasmania (down by more than 6 per cent).
The volume of fine wool produced will fall by 13 million kilograms, or 8 per cent, to 144 million kilograms.
Dr James said the fall was due to the improved WA conditions and a subtle change in merino breeding strategies to traits other than primarily micron.
The committee also revised 2004-05 figures slightly lower to 475 million kilograms, down to 2 million kilograms, according to the latest data from the Australian Wool Testing Authority.
The revised 2004-05 forecast is based on 106.4 million sheep shorn at an average of 4.47 kilograms per head.


Runs: 2016 Feb 29 - early June
The Spring CSA Season has begun! Contact us about joining in now at prorated prices.
Vegetable Share: $460 (regular), $315 (half)
Meat Medley: $365 (lg), $200 (sm)
From sweet winter carrots to new spring greens and other great local food in between, this spring share will bring you the best early vegetables from our hoophouses complemented with hearty winter vegetables. The vegetable share includes spinach, mesclun, microgreens, lettuce, pac choi, scallions, radishes, green garlic, baby potatoes, onions, spring dug parsnips, carrots, new potatoes and many more! Most 2-person families easily utilize a regular size share. The half share size has similar types of veggies as the regular share but in smaller volumes (it is more than an exact half of the regular share size). Add our Settlervore, Meat Medley, Chicken and Salmon shares too! More details below.
Place your order below or if you prefer to pay offline, please print and mail this order form.
Try out our CSA program with this SAMPLE Spring Vegetable share. This one-time share is representative of our spring/early summer bounty and offers you the chance to try before you buy for the season. This share features our fresh salad greens, tasty spring favorites like green onions, baby beets and crisp radishes, and likely even some early summer veggies like zucchini, cucumbers or basil! The share is sized to feed 2 people for 2 weeks. Pick up at our Farmstand (22 Barber Farm Rd. Jericho) on May 23 between 3 and 6pm. Enjoy tastings by our partner chefs, sample bread and cheese in our Settlervore shares, tour the farm, meet the farmers! Get in on this Good Food.
Our Settlervore share includes farm fresh eggs, bread from local bakeries, Vermont cheeses, fruit, farm-made goodies like salsa and pickles and more! Pickups coincide with vegetable share.
A monthly distribution of our premium meats: 100% grassfed lamb, and pasture-raised pork & chicken raised on our farm and 100% grassfed beef from Applecheek Farm. Small and Large size shares available.
Each month receive 1 (small share) or 2 (large share) whole broiler chickens with giblets delivered to your desired pickup location. Pickups coincide with meat medley share pickup dates and locations. Small shares receive 4 chickens total per season, large shares receive 8 chickens total per season. Average weight of chickens is 4.5 pounds. Order multiple shares if you want more than 2 chickens per month.
You can't beat this wild-caught Alaskan Sockeye Salmon. Shares coincide with our meat medley pickups and are available in 2 sizes: Small (1lb/month for 4 months) or Large (2lbs/month for 4 months).
Buy vegetable, herb, and flower plants for your garden in a CSA model and receive a 10% or more savings. Reserve the varieties you want and pick them up at our Plant Sale in May. One share is composed of 24 pots or packs of your choice.
Our farm participates the NOFA-VT Vermont Farm Share program. This program subsidizes CSA shares for our neighbors who otherwise could not afford to join our CSA. Through the program, NOFA-VT will match each dollar that our CSA raises to offer reduced rates to income eligible individuals and families. VT Farm Share is made possible through your donations.
The Spring share runs from March to early June with pickups occurring every other week. There are 8 pickups total which happen at the following locations (choose one for the season):
- Mondays: Our Farmstand in Jericho, 3-6:00 pm
- Tuesdays: Community Chiropractic, 8 Essex Way, Essex, 3-5 pm
- Tuesdays: 52 Locust St., south end, Burlington 4-6:00 pm
- Tuesdays: VT Juice Co., 77 Main St., Burlington 4-6:00 pm
- Tuesdays: Dealer.com (employees only), Burlington 4 pm
- Tuesdays: Natural Provisions, Williston, 3-8 pm (on shelf in entryway)
- Tuesdays: Chef Contos Store, Shelburne, 4-5:30 pm
- Thursdays: Farr Farms, Richmond, 3-6 pm
Mondays: 2/29, 3/14, 3/28, 4/11, 4/25, 5/9, 5/23, 6/6
Tuesdays: 3/1, 3/15, 3/29, 4/12, 4/26, 5/10, 5/24, 6/7
Thursdays: 3/3, 3/17, 3/31, 4/14, 4/28, 5/12, 5/26, 6/9
Mondays: 3/14, 4/11, 5/9, 6/6
Tuesdays: 3/15, 4/12, 5/10, 6/7
Thursdays: 3/17, 4/14, 5/12, 6/9
Sample Spring Vegetable Shares:
Spinach, microgreens, pac choi, garlic, fingerling potatoes, onions, parsnips, turnips, carrots, beets, and cabbage.
Green garlic, potatoes, onions, carrots, beets, baby fennel, kale, spinach or mesclun, cilantro or parsley, radishes, and pea shoots.
Lettuce, mesclun, arugula, braising greens, parsley, endive, salad turnips, green garlic, new potatoes, scallions and basil plants for your garden.


Oat enthusiasts from around the globe have convened on Perth for the 11th International Oat Conference, with a four-day agenda including field tours, information sessions and oat-product taste testing now under way. The Australian oat industry is taking centre stage as speakers and delegates converge from countries as far afield as Sweden, Chile, China, the USA, Austria, Canada and many others. The four-day affair kicked off with field tours on October 10, before the three-day conference at Crown Perth from the 11th to 13th, which also includes a conference dinner on October 11 and several workshops for attendees. It is being co-ordinated by the Grain Industry Association of WA and the International Oat Organising Committee, with the conference also going by the abbreviated name OAT2022. Normally held every four years, the conference has been delayed by two years due to WA’s hard border while COVID-19 was sweeping the globe. Guests at the conference seized the chance to sample some of the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre’s innovative oat products, with an oat rice dish proving the favourite so far. Developed by research scientists from AEGIC, the oat “rice” is prepared and eaten like traditional white rice, with the health benefits of oats. The special Oat2022 vegetarian nasi goreng dish was prepared in the Crown Towers Perth kitchens using AEGIC’s processed oats. The oat rice product is part of a suite of innovative foods developed at AEGIC, which also includes 100 per cent wholegrain oat noodles, bubble tea pearls, semolina products such as couscous and halwa, and sauces. The oat noodle and oat rice products are currently undergoing a commercialisation process to bring them to market. AEGIC Barley and Oat Quality program manager Jack King said Australian oats had a bright future, with international demand for food grade oats increasing. “The compelling health narrative around oats means there are significant opportunities in Asia and around the world for high quality and nutritious products made from Australian oats,” he said. “Introducing novel products like oat noodles and oat rice helps Asian consumers by making it easier to adopt healthy oats into their regular diet. “Stimulating demand in what is a premium market segment will create new value for Australian growers.” The conference will be held 18 months after news broke that the Australian centre for oat breeding would be shifted from South Australia to Perth to be led by InterGrain at Bibra Lake. WA produces more than half of Australia’s oats but for nearly 20 years the national oat breeding program was based in South Australia. The conference theme is health, with some of the topics to be explored including health trends in oats, oat quality, products and innovation, oat genomics and bioinformatics, oat breeding and genetics, global oat markets, and oat agronomy and global farming systems. Australia is the world’s second-biggest oat exporter, representing 10-15 per cent of the trade behind the “behemoth” oat exporter Canada at 75 per cent. Oat exports from Australia have increased during the past five years, with robust growth last year driven by significant demand from several key markets.


010 GGW – Territorial Seed Company: What makes one seed company different from another?
01.18.2009 - By Growing A Greener World with Joe Lamp'l
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In this episode, Joe Lamp'l interviews Territorial Seed Company's Josh Kirshenbaum to find out what makes one seed company different from another. We find out that all seeds are not created equal. Next Joe talks to Barbara Pleasant. She's an author of many books and Contributing Editor of Mother Earth News. In a recent survey of their readers, we find that the most popular food crops to grow are not necessarily the ones you might think. We also announce last week's book winner and invite new subscribers to our eNewsletter for more chances to win free books.
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To lead a life without limitation, we have to make a commitment to living life without limitation. Are you willing to commit to you, regardless of anything?
Jon is a poor farmer from northeastern Thailand. He founded the Pun Pun Center for Self-reliance, an organic farm outside Chiang Mai. Pun Pun doubles as a center for sustainable living and seed production, aiming to bring indigenous and rare seeds back into use. It regularly hosts training on simple techniques to live more sustainably.
If you're not happy with your creation, make a new choice - a different choice.


David Wills, Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) Hillsborough pictured with Professor Diao, a senior member of the management committee in the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science (CAAS) Feed Research Institute, Beijing, who is currently visiting AFBI Hillsborough.
The CAAS is the leading agricultural research organisation in China and plays a key role in serving nationwide agricultural research and rural development. Professor Diao is a leading research scientist in China in the area of improving production efficiency and reducing environment footprint in ruminant production systems. The overall objective of Professor Diao’s visit is to learn more about the current research programme at AFBI and to further develop collaborative links between AFBI and CAAS Feed Research Institute.
Notes to editors:
AFBI carries out high quality technology research and development, statutory, analytical, and diagnostic testing functions for DARD and other Government departments, public bodies and commercial companies.
AFBI's Vision is “Scientific excellence in Northern Ireland … serving the world”.
All media enquiries to AFBI Press Office
- Dutch Consulate Impressed by Agri-Environment Research at AFBI 20 February 2018
- Future of Livestock Farming under Spotlight at Major AFBI Conference 16 February 2018
- Schmallenberg Virus Spreading West 13 February 2018
- AFBI Opens it’s Door to the Future Generation to Explore Research Opportunities 13 February 2018


Farm Name / Company
Canola Council of Canada
Jason has extension responsibilities covering the Peace Region of Alberta and British Columbia and is the team lead on Precision Ag, Plant Establishment and Profitability. Jason and his wife Lora farm in Cleardale Alberta and reside in Fairview. His previous experience was a Senior Agronomist with Richardson Pioneer in Fairview and Territory Account Manager for Monsanto and Bayer Crop Science in the Peace.


UC Davis Viticulture and Enology Virtual Graduation and Awards Ceremony (6/12/20)
From David Block
On Friday, June 12, 2020, the UC Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology held a virtual graduation and awards ceremony. It features opening remarks by Prof. David Block, Chair of Viticulture and Enology, a graduation address by alumna Alison Crowe, presentation of degrees by Prof. Block and Prof. Cantu, presentation of academic awards and scholarships by Prof. Andrew Waterhouse, and remarks from students Hannah Hanlon, Kylie Stehmeier, Mackenzie Davis, and Sofia Pastrama. Congratulations to all our wonderful 2020 graduates of Viticulture and Enology!


The market leading Pinto Premium series is well known by gardeners for its uniform habit, and earlier flowering. Pinto Premium Lavender Rose Geranium seeds produce large blooms on shorter stems, yet still exhibit that great outdoor performance that home gardeners have come to love.
Color: Rose with lavender undertones
Soil temperature: 72 - 75 degrees fahrenheit
Germination days: 5 - 12 days
Grow on temperature day: 70 - 75 degrees fahrenheit
Grow on temperature night: 60 - 65 degrees fahrenheit
Weeks indoor: 14 - 15 weeks
Plant spread: 11 - 13 inches
Plant height: 13-15"
Plant type: annual


Mapping agriculture from space: Is it really rocket science?Ottawa Research and Development Centre Speaker Series: “Mapping agriculture from space: Is it really rocket science?” with Drs. Heather McNairn and Andrew Davidson
July 13, 2017
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Have you ever wondered what’s growing in the fields of the Central Experimental Farm (CEF)? Now’s your chance to find out!
To celebrate the 150th birthdays of both Canada and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), expert scientists from the Ottawa Research and Development Centre (ORDC) are hosting a monthly speaker series between now and November to talk about the research work they do in the fields and labs on the CEF. The talks take place on Thursday evenings from 7-8p.m. in Salons A and B of the K.W. Neatby Building, 960 Carling Avenue. Admission and parking are free.
Date and topic for July 13, 2017:
- “Mapping agriculture from space: Is it really rocket science?” with Drs. Heather McNairn and Andrew Davidson
- Learn how AAFC is using state-of-the-art sensors from Canadian, American, European, Chinese and other international space satellites to gather weather and climate data, create detailed maps, measure moisture levels, and get farmers the timely and accurate information they need. Hear first-hand of the opportunities and challenges of current and future technologies and how the Government of Canada is moving toward Open Data to revolutionize data distribution.
- Scientist Profile: Dr. Andrew Davidson is the manager of ORDC’s Earth Observations team. He and Dr. Heather McNairn are specialists in geomatics, remote sensing, and satellite data processing and interpretation for agriculture.
960 Carling Avenue
For more information, visit: Ottawa Research and Development Centre.
As one of the country’s original departments, AAFC is celebrating 150 years of service to Canadians. For more information, visit: Agriculture 150.
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He has extended his valuable service in Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research, Kulumsa Research Center, Ethiopia and Southern Agricultural Research Institute, Ethiopia and has been a recipient of many award and grants. His international experience includes various programs, contributions and participation in different countries for diverse fields of study. His research interests reflect in his wide range of publications in various national and international journals.
Tesfaye Wolde, Firdisa Eticha, Sentayehu Alamerew, Ermias Assefa, Dargicho Dutamo and Birhanu Mecha
Research Article: Adv Crop Sci Tech 2016, 4: 234
Azeb Hailu, Sentayehu Alamerew, Mandefro Nigussie and Ermias Assefa
Research Article: Adv Crop Sci Tech 2016, 4: 216


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Its time for Limes, Strawberry, Mango and Much More.
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Drosera capillaris "Long Arm" Tate's Hell Swamp, Franklin Co., FL
The large plant at 12 o'clock is up for auction. I'll ship it bare root along with 3 or 4 of the "pups" from reseeding the pot. I'll throw some seed in too.
Plants are on a slight decline from having just set seed. The plant in question is on the rebound from having seeded a couple weeks ago.
This is one the favorite Drosera in my collection. I grow it year round on my windowsill and it has not formed a winter bud in the 3 winters they have gone through. Seeds do not need stratification and must be germinated uncovered. If you try to germinate the seeds covered they won't sprout. Jimscott says his form winter buds in NY. The plants will get a nice golden red with good sun.
US only. Flat Rate Priority shipping would be $4.95. Shipping can be combined with other of my items. PayPal accepted.
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4626 Colorado Road What an ideal 80 acre Recreational property. There is a large canyon with heavy mature tree cover and a creek running through the property. This is an excellent wildlife habitat area and a good hunting tract. Property has 8 acres of cropland and 10 acres of hay. hard-surface frontage and rural water line across the road.


All in person workshops around the state have been postponed until the further notice. Please look for our virtual workshops and webinars starting in April.
Soybean and Wheat Production Meeting
December 11, 2019 @ 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
Speakers will include Dr. David Holshouser, Dr. Hillary Mehl, Dr. Sally Taylor, Dr. Wade Thomason and Eric Scruggs. RSVP to the Charlotte Extension Office at 434-542-5884.


Little Prince Banana - Musa
Regal and compact, the Little Prince is an ornamental banana perfectly suited for container gardening. It's a miniature banana with a thick pseudostem. The Little Prince is great indoors or outdoors.
- Average mature height: 2-3 feet
- Fertilizer: N/P/K (Nitrogen/Phosphorus/Potassium) in a 3/1/6 ratio
- Light: Full to part sun
- Soil: Good water holding capacity. Do not let dry out between waterings.
- Zones: 8-11
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Plant size. Our plants ship in 3-inch-deep pots when they are 3-6 inches tall so they can grow to maturity under your green thumb.
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Join us to learn how to diagnose and avoid common issues when growing tomatoes so you can have that perfect tomato sandwich this summer! This class will be taught by Randolph County's N.C. State Horticulture Agent, Annie Mills.
What's Wrong with My Tomatoes?!
Date and Time
Thursday Jun 23, 2022 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM EDT
Thursday, June 23rd at 6:30pm
Asheboro Public Library 201 Worth Street Asheboro, NC 27203


The ideal flail mower for trimming roadside verges, ditches and embankments. With right hand operation the XL can be used behind the tractor or hydraulically offset to operate outside the tractor rear wheel. The cutting head can be angled from vertical for siding hedges to 45° downwards into ditches at the touch of a lever. A hydraulic safety break-back system prevents collision damage. The tractor requires 2 individual spool valves and a 540 PTO speed. The unique cutting action throws material over the top of the roller, keeping the cutting rotor clean & leaving a cleaner cut.
540 RPM gearbox with free wheel suitable for tractors of 20HP – 30HP. Rear roller and stationary knife. Double acting spools required. All complete with reinforced rotors.
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Royal Gold Mendo Mix
Simply put, The Mendo mix is strong! In our laboratory and performance test the Mendo Mix out preformed all its competitors, for transition, growth, and quality of fruit. Fortified with the highest quality ingredients, the formula is based on years of standard Humboldt soil building techniques. Established plants that have been root bound in a smaller containers transplant the best. Fresh rooted cuttings often have problems adjusting to the extreme nutrient charge.
NOTE: Sold individually. Pallet quantity is listed for your reference in case you wish to order palletized.
— Ships separately from SS: WA, CA, CO, MI, TN, PA, FL USA.
|Specifications for Royal Gold Mendo Mix 1.5 cu ft (60/Plt) 715230:|
| ||EACH Packaged ||CASE ||PALLET|
|UPC: ||793573051929 || ||793573051929 |
|Volume: ||1.531 || ||75.897 |
|Dimensional Weight: ||13.6366 || ||676.03 |
|Weight (lbs): ||59.8 || ||2005 |
|Approx Length (inches): ||26 || ||50 |
|Approx Width (inches): ||18.5 || ||43 |
|Approx Height (inches): ||5.5 || ||61 |


Rockler Garden Transplanter Turning Kit
Narrow, tightly curved blade has markings for transplanting at precise depths—turn a custom handle to suit the green thumb in your life.
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Make quick work of transplanting seedlings and small plants with our high-quality garden transplanter hardware. Just turn the handle from the wood species of your choice for a tool that fits your hands and pleases your eyes. The edge of the trowel is beveled so it easily penetrates the soil, and clearly engraved depth markings ensure the proper planting depth. The transplanting trowel is made from durable hardened steel with a matte stone-washed black oxide finish. We recommend a 6'' long handle, but you are free to make it longer for comfort and additional leverage.
- Turn a handle from the material of your choice to create a custom garden transplanter trowel for the green thumb in your life
- Narrow, tightly curved blade with inch and centimeter markings up to 4'' (10cm) for transplanting to precise depths
- 5-1/4'' long x 2'' wide blade is set at an angle to the handle for good ergonomics
- Made from durable hardened steel with a matte stone-washed black oxide finish
- Minimum blank size: 1-1/2'' x 1-1/2'' x 6'' (a longer blank may be used if desired)
- Use a 21/64'' drill bit for the shank; epoxy is recommended for securing the shank in the handle
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Hello! I’m Crystal, creator of the Suburban Steward. This blog has been created to combine my passions for farming, education and healthy living into a macaroon of deliciously helpful information. It’s also going to be a place where I chronicle my journey learning and forming my own small business as a consultant for urban/suburban/mini/micro farming. Helping others to create a thriving farm oasis in their own property lines, supplement their food supply with righteous nutrition and establishing realistic, workable goals to move from city living to country life are just a few things I look forward to.
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‘Water Windfall’ Found in Drought-Stricken California
Climate change is exposing the state to a greater threat of drought, reducing the amount of water available for farming and drinking as higher temperatures evaporate reservoirs. More precipitation is expected to fall as rain instead of snow in California as the world warms, forcing the state to find new ways to store rain water for municipal and agricultural use.
To stave off losses during its four-year drought, California has relied on groundwater to irrigate its farm fields. So much groundwater is being used that the water table has fallen by 50 feet in some places in the Central Valley, and the valley floor is sinking, or subsiding, as aquifers are depleted...
Analyzing water data gathered from oil and gas wells across eight Central Valley counties, Stanford researchers show that there are about 2,700 cubic kilometers of accessible fresh or brackish water locked in the Central Valley’s deep underground aquifers. That’s almost triple the 1,020 cubic kilometers of freshwater that had been previously estimated


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A well-maintained lawn is an essential part of any successful property, whether you’re managing a commercial property or a single-family home. A healthy lawn not only makes a property more appealing to potential buyers, but it can also increase the property’s value by up to 17%.
If you’re looking to maintain a beautiful and healthy lawn, then you need the Ultimate Lawn Care Guide. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of all the essential lawn care practices you need to know to get started.
We understand that lawn care can be overwhelming, which is why we’ve designed our guide to make it easier for you to maintain your lawn. Our month-by-month checklist guides you through the entire process of lawn care, ensuring that each month is used efficiently to get the best results. With our guide, you’ll be able to set up a schedule and plan your activities, achieving a well-maintained lawn around your property in no time.
The Ultimate Lawn Care Guide is a comprehensive resource that covers all the essential lawn care practices, including grass cutting, weeding, trimming, fertilization, and more. It also includes a month-by-month checklist to guide you through the process step-by-step.
The guide provides a month-by-month checklist that guides you through the entire process of lawn care, ensuring that each month is used efficiently to get the best results. With this guide, you’ll be able to set up a schedule and plan your activities, achieving a well-maintained lawn around your property.
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Welcome to the club!
Plant of the month club is a monthly plant subscription. Each month you will receive a new exciting addition to your plant family!
Happiness delivered every month!
With this monthly subscription service we offer a variety of packages to best cater to your gardening needs. We offer different sized packages, and a large diverse plant lineup. All new members receive a planting journal and new growing instructions each time they receive a new plant! The Journal also comes with a hardiness zone map, and journaling sheets for you to take notes about your garden. Enjoy planting your new plant month after month, and watch your garden grow! Join the plant of the month club today!
If ordering the small package subscription it will generally include one live plant, and the large package subscription will generally be 3 live plants. If receiving bulbs, or bare-root product the quantities will vary depending on subscription size and type of bulb. We offer multiple cultivars of our assorted plant products, and within any of our subscriptions you will not receive the same cultivar within a year.
All first boxes include the plant journal. All Boxes include your plant, and a plant journal page for your new cultivar! This is a month to month subscription, cancel at any time. A wonderful gift for your gardening friends!
With this option you could receive any of our products like, Perennials, Ornamental grasses, Seasonal Annuals, Assorted Herbs, Spring and fall bulbs, Holiday gifts, and many more.
With this option you could receive, Hostas, Ajugas, Coral Bells, Hydrangeas, Grasses, Spring and fall bulbs, Holiday gifts, Begonias, and many more.
With this option you could receive, assorted herbs such as, Lavender, Thyme, Rosemary, and many more. Also you could receive fruit baring vines, trees, berries, shrubs, and many more.
This package could include any flower featuring, annuals, perennials, shrubs, ground covers, Spring and fall bulbs, Holiday gifts, and many more.
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Plants from Daylily Nursery are guaranteed to arrive healthy and green. If you have any concerns or are dissatisfied within the first five days of receiving your plants, please email or call our office so that we can help make it right! Plants require proper care and nourishment to adapt to their new surroundings. Unfortunately, if your plants have received less-than-ideal care or were purchased for planting outside of your recommended growing zone, your purchase isn’t covered by our guarantee. Zone recommendations are provided in our listings.
Plants are delicate, living things and we take pride in shipping them thoughtfully, securely and with great care. However, once they leave our facility they may encounter issues in transit that we have no control or influence over. Please note that much of our plant material, while hardy, may arrive damaged or no longer viable if shipped in severe weather conditions. Exercise caution and use your best judgment before ordering during unusually hot or cold weather (below 32 degrees F, or in excess of 95F for shipping purposes), as these extremes may leave your plant vulnerable to damage. We are proud of our products and our reputation for providing excellent plant material. We strive to keep our prices fair and reasonable and to deliver to you the best product on the market, and for that product to arrive at our customers’ doors as pristine as the day it was packed. Please help us to ensure that you receive your plant material in peak condition and ready to plant.
Successful gardening requires careful planning, often full seasons in advance. Do your research and plan ahead for the best planting time in your area. Plants with delicate new roots need the best possible head start in getting established before winter, even hardy evergreen varieties. The optimal time for planting for most of our material is in mid to late spring, past the danger of hard frost. This allows your plants the longest possible growing season. Summer and very early fall are also suitable, as long as your plant is placed in optimal conditions and receives adequate water during the hotter, dryer periods of the summer. Late fall and winter are very risky in most areas, as our plant material ships from cozy greenhouses and will struggle adapting to very cold or frozen soil, or abrupt changes in temperature. This can easily cause damage, stunting, or failure to thrive. When in doubt about suitable planting times or zone compatible plants for your area, reach out to your local Agricultural Extension Office.
If issues with your plants arise within the first 30 days of receipt, please email or call our office. Our knowledgeable staff will review your concerns and provide guidance and troubleshooting, or a one-time replacement if necessary. The customer assumes responsibility for the cost of shipping the replacement.
Regarding orders placed for deciduous trees during their dormant period (winter or early spring) that fail to break dormancy by May 30th, we extend our guarantee beyond the five-day notification period. Please email or call us by May 30th so we can review your order and provide the necessary assistance. Please bear in mind that we may ask for photos- this aids us in assisting you with your plant. Often stress from shipping can be the cause of delayed development, which may be overcome with informed troubleshooting.
Plants are our passion and our business, and we take pride in building lasting relationships with our customers, based on reliably good service and trust in our product. However, plants are living things, vulnerable to unpredictable conditions and circumstances every day, just like people. We do our very best to provide top quality plant material, and with your help, we know that we can! Happy Planting!


Treat yourself to freshly harvested, local and ecologically grown produce to celebrate the spring. This basket runs for 6 weeks from the first of May to mid June. For more details go to the shop page. While you’re there check out our Main Season baskets as well!
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By the Bushel offers a variety of produce baskets. Weekly spring baskets (April to May). Weekly and bi-weekly summer produce baskets (June to October). And monthly winter produce baskets (November to April). Please feel free to download and review our Produce Guide or the our Basket Examples to get a sense of what we offer throughout the four growing seasons. We also offer a selection of value-added goods such as frozen meats, cheeses, honey, maple syrup, and more. These may be purchased in addition to or independently of our baskets.
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Easily spreads across lawn. Disease-resistant. Drought-resistant. Grows quickly and thickly. Simple to plant. Retains moisture longer than other seeds. Available in 1, 5, 10, 12, and 40 lbs.
Optimized for southern U.S. regions.
Effortlessly fills in bare spots. Grows quickly and thickly. Optimized for dry and hot climates. Guaranteed by Pennington to grow. Includes fertilizer and mulch. Available in 5 and 10 lbs.
Spots caused by dog urine must be hosed down first.
Fortified with mulch to absorb more water. Sun-resistant. Heat-resistant. Best for high-traffic spots. Durable. Simple to plant. Optimized for sloping ground. Available in 3.75, 10, and 20-lb bags.
Best for filling smaller areas.
Survives and thrives in all climates. Extremely simple installation. See full growth within 5 weeks. Drought-resistant. Heat-resistant. Reliably bright green. Available in 50, 55, 100, and 110 square feet.
A poor choice for shady areas.
See results within 2 weeks. Fills in up to 5,000 square feet. Heat-resistant. Best for high-traffic spots. Drought-tolerant. Disease-resistant. Optimized for the southern half of the United States.
Only available in a single size.
We recommend these products based on an intensive research process that's designed to cut through the noise and find the top products in this space. Guided by experts, we spend hours looking into the factors that matter, to bring you these selections.


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June 10th, 2011:
Backyard Greenhouses Announces Summer Sale!
After a long, wet, soggy, cold Spring, Backyard Greenhouses is celebrating summer! We are offering our tiered savings promotion which could save you up to $500 towards the purchase of a greenhouse. The promotion runs from June 15th until July 15th, 2011.
Save $250 on greenhouses priced between $2,500 and $5,000
Save $350 on greenhouses priced between $5,000 and $7,000
Save $500 on greenhouses priced at $7,500 or more
These savings apply to the greenhouse only and do not apply to accessories, shipping or tax portions (if applicable) on an order. Please note that this special does not apply to the Feature Sun Garden or Legacy greenhouse models. Savings does not apply to discounted pricing, but to regular pricing only.
Contact our Greenhouse Consultant, Shelley, for your free quote today. Call 1-800-665-2124 or email email@example.com
Price Changes to Feature Models
Effective immediately, all feature models excluding the Sun Garden and Legacy greenhouses, will maintain their feature pricing even if a customization option is requested. Customization charges will apply to the reduced feature price and not the regular price as had been the case in the past.
Customization options now included are gable attached free standing greenhouses, door options (double door, or add a door in the rear gable end), modifcation in length or width, chop downs for roof height, jogs required in walls, custom height adjustments, additional bracing for wind or snow loads, added partition walls, extra venting or custom paint colors.
All shipping quotes will be honored for 90 days instead of 30 days.
View our greenhouses at www.backyardgreenhouses.com
Greenhouse Gardening in June
Watch for sun scorch if you are using your greenhouse. You may notice that growth slows down, flowers may fade and leaves may experience burning.
Air ventilation and circulation is now crucial. Be sure to open all greenhouse vents to help keep the temperature down. Make sure your exhaust fan is operating correctly.
You will likely have to water more at this time of the year as well. Some plants may even need to be watered twice a day.
It helps to dampen your greenhouse down daily once the warmer weather appears. Take your garden hose and spray down the floor, roof and walls. Take precaution if spraying near electrical. Spraying down your greenhouse also discourages red spider mite, which can become a nuisance this time of year.
Move as many plants as possible outside during June, or earlier, if all danger of frost has passed. Always make sure your plants are hardened off before placing outside as well. Most plants survive outside from June to October.
Once you move your plants outside, clean up the greenhouse.
You can still sow seeds of plants which will provide a winter and early spring display of color. You can also take leaf cuttings of Bougainvillea, Oleander, Begonia and many more.
Rooted cuttings taken, like Fuchsia, should be in their final pots for autumn display.
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Despite its legalization as an “industrial crop” in 2014, hemp still faces significant legal and, consequently, market uncertainty. Because hemp is a variety of the cannabis sativa plant species, just like marijuana, it has historically been regulated like its more potent cousin as a Schedule I narcotic under the Controlled Substances Act. In 2014, the Farm Bill, which is considered by Congress every few years and sets forth the nation’s agricultural policies, legalized the planting and harvesting of industrial hemp for research purposes in states that have laws regulating the crop.
Hoping to take another step forward, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell recently introduced a bill to more broadly legalize hemp production and has stated his intent to include the legislation later this year in the 2018 Farm Bill. However, that effort is likely to face significant headwinds as House Republicans blocked a similar effort in their chamber earlier this year.
Nevertheless, farmers in Colorado, as well as other states like Wisconsin and Illinois, are increasingly viewing hemp as a viable alternative to more traditional cash crops. Hemp is a surprisingly versatile crop that can be utilized for a wide variety of products ranging from CBD oil to clothing to car parts. Colorado is far and away the nation’s top producer of hemp with over 9,000 acres under production in 2017.
The Colorado General Assembly has taken note of the industry’s growth in recent years and has considered a number of bills addressing industry and regulatory concerns. Below are a few highlights from the 2018 session:
SB 18-235 – Colorado Industrial Hemp Research and Development Authority
This bill, which was signed into law by Governor John Hickenlooper on May 29, creates the eight-member Colorado Industrial Hemp Research and Development Task Force to study whether to create an industrial hemp research and development authority. The authority would develop, fund, and promote educational, research, and development programs and collaborative efforts concerning industrial hemp. The task force will include representation from the Colorado Department of Agriculture, Colorado State University, University of Colorado, Colorado Mesa University, a nonprofit industrial hemp research, and development organization, and three members jointly appointed by the chairs of the House and Senate Agriculture committees. The task force is required to provide a summary of its findings to the Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade and the House and Senate Agriculture committees by the end of this year.
HB 18-1259 – Hemp Products Deemed Not Adulterated or Misbranded
Signed into law on May 30, this bill establishes that food and cosmetics are not adulterated just because they contain industrial hemp. It also removes the term “cannabis” from the list of substances whose inclusion in a drug or device is deemed misbranded in the Colorado Food and Drug Act.
SB 18-205 – Industrial Hemp Designation Ag Product
This bill, also signed by the governor on May 30, adds unprocessed industrial hemp seeds to the definition of a commodity, and industrial hemp to the definition of farm products. A commodity handler for unprocessed industrial hemp seeds will be subject to licensing under the Commodity Handler Act. A person acting as a dealer, small-volume dealer, or agent for industrial hemp stocks, leaves, clones, and flowers will be subject to licensing under the Farm Products Act. Under current law, industrial hemp registration fees are based on the size and use of the land area on which the industrial hemp operations are conducted. This bill authorizes the Commissioner of Agriculture to set fees sufficient to cover the direct and indirect costs of the Industrial Hemp Program.


8-12 Days to maturity. Brassica oleracea var gongylodes. Organic Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Microgreen Seeds. Try adding these as the base of a microgreen salad. Their mild cabbage flavor, paired with colorful stems, creates a delicious and beautiful combination that is perfect for elevating your favorite meals. Try growing on soil or hydroponic growing mediums. ~10,500 seeds/oz.
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Kohlrabi - Purple Vienna - Microgreens Seeds
Growing Organic Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Microgreen Seeds
Because kohlrabi seeds easily germinate, presoaking is not necessary. Try growing on a soil-based or hydroponic growing medium. We always recommend beginners start with soil-based growing media as it is the most forgiving to potential variables. Try our organic certified potting soil or Minute Soil coco coir with these organic seeds. A seeding rate of 0.5 oz for a 10x20 tray is recommended. For easy watering, nestle a tray with holes inside one without. Simply add water in the bottom tray to avoid disrupting your seeds and the new growth throughout the process. Cover your newly planted seeds for the first 2-3 days.
Keep your seeds moist but not drowning in water. This will help you avoid molding problems. If mold starts to appear, spray it with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water. Kohlrabi microgreens are ready in only 8-12 days. Harvest with a sharp knife or scissors.
Benefits of Organic Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Microgreens
Kohlrabi has a whole host of benefits, including 100 percent of your daily value of vitamin C. in addition to its nutritional components found in the attributes tab above, kohlrabi’s mild cabbage-like flavor makes it a great pair with other microgreens. Mix and match to create your ideal blend of flavors and textures.
Kohlrabi microgreens are best added to salads, sandwiches, slaw, or as a simple garnish. Of course, don’t let this list stop you from experimenting and trying them out on your favorite foods.
Tips From Our Gardeners
"I love microgreens because they can be added to so many different kinds of food. My favorite way to use them is in my breakfast smoothies. They add a great boost of nutrients to start the day off right."
|- Ashleigh Smith, True Leaf Market Managing Editor|
Other Microgreen Resources:
Seeds per Package:
- 1 oz - Approximately 10,500 seeds
- 4 oz - Approximately 42,000 seeds
- 1 lb - Approximately 168,000 seeds
- 5 lb - Approximately 840,000 seeds
- 25 lb - Approximately 4,200,000 seeds
|Latin Name:||Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes|
|Organic Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Microgreen Color:||Dark green leaves with rose-colored purple stems|
|Organic Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Microgreen Flavor:||Mild cabbage-like|
|Nutrients:||100% daily value of Vitamin C. Also contain Vitamins B1, B6, B9, potassium, phosphorus, and calcium.|
|Preferred Growing Medium:||Soil or Hydroponic|
|Seeding Rate||per 10 inches x 20 inches tray: 0.5 oz|
|Blackout Time:||2-3 days|
|Germination Time:||3-5 days|
|Estimated time to Harvest:||8-12 days|
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It makes political sense to use export taxes as a form of a domestic subsidy for basic necessities, and from a macro economic
point of view, it a good way to express the political desire as well.
A negative is this will give domestic producers an incentive to ‘cheat’ to avoid the tax. Enforcement costs depend on they type of borders, etc.
It also puts downward pressure on the currency, though very modestly in this case, as it now takes more fx to buy the same products.
China – Passing higher food prices to Asia
Barclays Capital Research
by Wai Ho Leong
Tax on food grain exports comes shortly after subsidies removed.
In a further attempt to rein in food price inflation, China will introduce a one-year tax on grain exports beginning in January 2008. This will require exporters of 57 types of food grains to pay temporary taxes of 5-25%. Exporters of wheat, rye, barley and oats will be required to pay a 20% tax, while exporters of corn, rice and soy beans will have to pay 5%. Soaring food prices (+18% Y/Y in November), which have a 33% weight in the CPI, drove inflation to an 11-year high of 6.9% in November. The tax applies only to basic food grains. Other agricultural and processed products are not included, reflecting the government’s continued emphasis on promoting higher-value-added agricultural exports.
This latest administrative measure comes less than two weeks after China scrapped a 13% rebate on 84 types of exported food grains on 18 December. Prices have been rising, even though government reserves of corn and wheat were opened up earlier this year to meet domestic demand. The administrative measures taken in China will compound these pressures further, particularly in North Asian countries.


Spring is still running a bit late this year@ 2-3 weeks which gets us to enjoy the slower emergence of bloom and enjoy the welcome color it seems this past Sunday we all woke up to a burst of sunlit Daffodils and golden sprays of Forsythia ! The magnolia was quietly waiting in the wings ! By Mothers' Day all seem to catch up and we' re all rushing to plant our beds!! Enjoy the tulips next and take time to fertilize all bulbs when in bloom! I'm hoping you all have lined your lawns because here come the wild garlic and onions that no matter how much one mows they seem to grow much quicker than the grass plant itself !!!! sooooo- there are a few things one can do . Since it is an acidic plant , changing the PH will help to control them. Therefore add lime and organic matter to your affected areas. -OR , the best way is to pull out the plant with its many bulbs under ground out ( at least 6" below) instead of using chemicals. Anyway the nature of its'giage resists the staying power due to its glossy like smooth texture . AND if all else fails - get a PIG - yes Pigs love to feast on these garden delicacies but, the drawback is they can really makes mess !!!anyway please take the moment to enjoy the visual delights out there until next week !!! THANKYOU. , your garden coach ,Susan
Winter was seemingly endless these past few months and almost no hope of ever seeing the garden bed!!! But, as Nature would have it , here it is ! As fast as it exits, one day, the bulbs we planted are reaching for sunlight with promise of bloom. It is such a thrill to see the green. As soon as they are in bloom be sure to fertilize with BULB -TONE,so as to store nutrients for next years' growth. Today's forecast for the week to come is sixties all the way!!! Now is your opportunity to do some garden prep while the temps are friendly for a good garden workout. Here's a little list to get you going......
And with you in mind , enjoy the Spring enjoy nurturing Nature!!!!
Your Garden Gal...Susan Giordano
Feel free to write back with questions and thoughts!..Talk next week!!!!!!
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Radish Seed Red Globe
Crisp and crunchy salad favourite. Quick and trouble free to mature and only occupies a small space in the garden. Small, bright red and crisp roots. Our most popular variety and a reliable performer in all but the heart of winter.
Where to buy
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Greenhouse Seeds take on a very famous genetic. Greenhouse have crossed the AK47 with Greenhouse White Widow and the results are outstanding: a plant with the structure and the calyx structure of the AK47, and the resin formation of the White Widow.
The effect is strong and body-like. Flowering time is 8 weeks and the structure is very branchy. The Kalashnikova performs very well both indoors and outdoors, branches out very well.
|Seedbank||Green House Company|
|Genetics||AK-47 x White Widow|
|Variety||Indica / Sativa|
|Harvest Month||end of September|
|Flowering Time||56 days|
|Grows||Greenhouse, Grows Indoors, Grows Outside|
|THC Content||High (15-20%)|
|CBD Content||Low (0-1%)|


Friday, November 25, 2011
Final CSA Share of 2011 !
Our farm shareholders (csa members) are receiving in their share today:
-asian stir fry vegetables washed & bagged
-lettuce mix washed & bagged
-arugula washed & bagged
-kale washed & bagged
-parsley washed & bagged
-spinach washed & bagged
-1 doz medium eggs as 'thank you' gift to all shareholders on this final delivery of 2011
We have a lot to be thankful for on our farm this Thanksgiving season!


Supplement to our earlier gallery. Here we have of some of the equipment in action in 2018.
FLG 2018 showcased quite a bit of the hay making equipment of yesteryear. We had sickle mowers, square balers, hay hoists and bale loaders in action. The local machinery enthusiasts did a great job.
Displays of crafts and butter making returned. Great to see the old skills in action again.


Strain Review Guide for The Bulldog Chronic Feminized Marijuana Seeds
Our Chronic is suprisingly elegant and savagely good. How can this possibly be better that original Chronic, I kid you not – it is! Do not for one minute be fooled by its competition! What our Chronic delivers is simply staggering. Breath taking appearance, massive yield and a classic one hit wonder high that you could only come to expect from this high grade skunk.
Genetics of the strain are: Super Skunk x Church and it is Indica Dominant
Flowering time averages 8 weeks and this is an Photoperiod plant.
Typically seeds come in Feminized packs and the yield is around 500 – 600 gr/m²
This plant grows Long-lasting, Powerful and can be grown: Grows indoors, Grows outdoors


• Located five miles east of Kaycee, Wyoming, the North Fork Ranch is a grazing ranch featuring live water and native hay meadows with 3,238± deeded acres and 40± BLM lease acres.
• Fully fenced and cross-fenced into two pastures with 4-wire steel and wood posts, the ranch consists of productive and native grass pastures with gramma grass, black root, and western wheat.
• Rotational grazing is possible with a heated stock tank with water via a city tap.
• The North Fork Ranch also offers 65± acre feet of water rights from the Dull Knife Reservoir Irrigation District which historically has been used for hay production.
• With Cottonwood trees, year-round live water from the North Fork of the Powder River and seven seasonal reservoirs, this ranch offers habitat for white-tail deer, mule deer, antelope, turkey, sage grouse, water fowl, and bobcats.
• With tremendous all-weather road access, this is very viable, low-overhead, grazing ranch.
• Improvements are minimal and consists of an older set of uninhabited buildings.
• Note: The complete ranch, North Fork, Middle Fork and Tisdale Mountain Ranches, consisting of 11,315± acres, has historically run 365 cow/calf pairs, 15 bulls and saddle horses year-round. For 2020, the complete ranch has run 165 cow/calf pairs, 12 bulls and saddle horses.


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Reward L&A Fastest-acting, non-selective herbicide, works in just hours. Most economical, non-selective contact herbicide. Labeled for use in greenhouses. • Manufacturer: Syngenta • Class: Bipyridylium • REI: 24 hours • Active Ingredient: Diquat
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Lets see... The Champion Radish grows up to 1.5", resists pithiness, matures in 25 days and handles cold temperatures. Oh yeah, it won the prestigious AAS Award 🏆. What else can we say? #micdrop. Enjoy!
MAURO is a leading provider of non-GMO, heirloom radish seeds.
This is my first order from Mauro. My order arrived in a timely manner and everything was well packed. Looking forward to my harvest!
Very prompt service. Plenty of notifs regarding status or order, shipment and delivery.


Please Note we are closed Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th February. Plant heights are approximate and measured from ground (bottom of pot) unless stated otherwise.
A sour orange with beautiful ruffled leaves renowned for the scent of its flowers, which are harvested for neroli oil used in perfume production and aromatherapy.
A thornless and compact member of the group of perfume sour oranges.
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Chinotto or Myrtle-Leaf Sour Orange Large Leaf
Chinotto or Myrtle-Leaf Sour Orange


It was 97 degrees today and time to get the apricots off the tree. In 2008, the tree produced two apricots. This year, it compensated, loading its branches with huge fruits. Eat your hearts out. Or, better, visit Rifftides World Headquarters and eat an apricot. The two bushels are perhaps a fifth of the tree’s output.
What does this have to do with jazz? It’s summertime. Here’s Sidney Bechet.


"Rain, rain, come today. Rain on daddy's plants all day!" This is what Birdie sings when she and Daddy water all of his plants every afternoon. Here are several pics of his flowering fruit trees. In three years, get ready, because you'll have some fruit baskets headed your way!


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A hardy perennial with attractive silvery-green leaves and spiky purple blooms, Sage offers a jolt of early summer colour to the herb or ornamental garden. The fresh or dried leaves may be added to a variety of dishes including meats and stuffing. Plants grow 45-75cm (18-30″) tall.
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Introducing Elite Gold Pineapple Plant: A Tropical Delight for Your Home Garden
Discover the exceptional Elite Gold Pineapple Plant from Everglades Farms – your gateway to cultivating the finest pineapples right in your own backyard. Our Elite Gold Pineapple Plant offers an unparalleled experience for home growers, delivering mouthwatering sweetness and a delectable flavor that far surpasses anything found in the supermarket. Here's why our Elite Gold Pineapple Plant stands out:
Easiest and Best Choice for Home Growing: Designed with the home gardener in mind, the Elite Gold Pineapple Plant is a hassle-free delight to nurture. Even if you're new to gardening, you can effortlessly nurture this plant and relish the satisfaction of homegrown pineapples.
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Elevate your gardening journey with the Elite Gold Pineapple Plant from Everglades Farms. Whether you're an experienced green thumb or just starting out, this remarkable plant promises a bountiful harvest of delectable pineapples that will leave your taste buds longing for more. Order your Elite Gold Pineapple Plant today and experience the epitome of pineapple perfection, brought to you exclusively by Everglades Farms.
Pineapple starter arrived safely and was repotted. It’s been a few weeks and it’s still happy. Excited to watch it grow as the summer approaches


The dt Futures Blog is a great place to learn about commodity futures trading and investing.
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The combination of erratic weather and geopolitical turmoil has kept corn and wheat futures up.
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Corn and wheat futures rallied to their highest levels since mid-summer early this week, as speculative money actively flowed into the long side of both markets.ERS conducts a variety of market outlook activities on the wheat industry.See all ETFs tracking the Wheat Futures, including the cheapest and the most popular among them.Hard Red Winter Wheat Futures Market Nicole Aulerich Research Economist.


Bayer CropScience sells property in Maharashtra for Rs 1,250cr
Agro-chemical firm Bayer CropScience Ltd Thursday said it has sold its property at Thane in Maharashtra for Rs 1,250 crore to Agile Real Estate.
New Delhi: Agro-chemical firm Bayer CropScience Ltd Thursday said it has sold its property at Thane in Maharashtra for Rs 1,250 crore to Agile Real Estate.
The company had 104 acres of land at Kolshet Road, Balkum Village in Thane alongwith buildings and structures.
In March 2011, Bayer CropScience had entered into a binding agreement with Agile Real Estate for the proposed sale of land and building. It had received Rs 520 crore from Agile as earnest money and advance for this exclusive deal.
In a filing to the BSE, Bayer CropScience said that both the partners "have accepted a sum of Rs 1,250 crore to be the full and final aggregate consideration for the sale and transfer of the said property in favour of Agile".
The company said it has entered into two agreements and executed all other incidental documents with Agile and also undertaken all the requisite acts to close the transaction.
"...The company has received the balance consideration being Rs 730 crore only in full and final consideration," Bayer CropScience said in the filing.
In India, Bayer CropScience operates in three business segments: crop protection, bioscience and environmental science. It offers wide range of products and extensive service backup for modern, sustainable agriculture as well as for non-agricultural applications.
The company's share price was trading up by 2.35 percent at Rs 1,225 on BSE.
In 2011-12 fiscal, Bayer CropScience had posted a net profit of Rs 139 crore over a revenue of Rs 2,272 crore. Bayer CropScience is part of Germany's Bayer Group.


Call for a new European Common Agricultural Policy
May 23 2019
Eurosceptic or not, what you’ll find in your plate all year long is drastically determined by the European Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). This essential text is amended every 7 years (next edition being in 2021) and the 2019 European Parliament elections would have a tremendous impact on it.
Did you know that each citizen of the European Union (EU), like yourself maybe, gave more than 100€ per year those last 20 years, to subsidies all kinds of farmers across the EU? It makes a total of more than 50 000 000 000€ per year!
Sounds great, but how come the wealthiest farms are the one who benefit the most from our help? Sounds absurd when the french ministry of agriculture admits that 1 farmer commits suicide every 2 days in France, as the production price of certain products became higher than the sales price. This results from the odd idea to distribute 75% of subsidies according to farms surfaces, with no consideration for the amount & quality of food actually farmed, nor the evaluation of the owners wealth. That’s how the Duchy of Lancaster, private estate of Queen Elizabeth II, got 644 000€ from CAP in 2015.
Thanks to Brexit, this won’t happen anymore, but something worse will happen: as British farmers will loose their subsidies, the already decreasing CAP fund will loose UK’s participation to this common effort, and it could fall under 35% of the EU’s total yearly budget; when farmers need more help than ever to shift towards resilient methods that could overcome climate change & the biodiversity crisis.
UK & Netherland citizens,
Vote for a resilient European agriculture!
Vote for the re-negotiation of our Common Agricultural Policy!
- It was over 50% before 2004
- Only 25% of CAP fund is exclusively allowed to resilient practices


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Sarracenai minor var okeefeenokeensis Ware Co. GA seeds - about 20 seeds.
Okay, these were left over from last years auction but have been stored in the refrigerator like all my seeds. The winner defaulted and the runner ups never responded. So I'm going to put them out there again. I self pollinated the plants and kept the flowers bagged before they opened and a few weeks past petal drop.
Winner pays shipping. $3.00 USPS First Class in a padded envelope. US and Canada only. I cannot provide phytosanitary or nursery certificates.
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