We're blessed to have an adorable backyard here at the Apotheke factory, and we certainly make the most of it with our little company garden. It brings me so much joy to step outside on a summery work day and catch a glimpse of our budding tomatoes and ever-sprouting basil. As someone with a passion for fragrance, maintaining my garden is an absolute must for brightening our work environment with the scents and feelings of nature.
Our garden is also the perfect learning opportunity for my little girls. We get to teach them about the life cycle of plants, the importance of patience, and how to share with your sister when you both see a blackberry you really want. Not to mention it gives them a fun opportunity to be dirty and sticky- a favorite past time of Penny's!
Maintaining our garden from year to year also lets me measure how much they've grown, both physically and intellectually. I can remember when Rosie could hardly hold her little shovel, now she's practically a botanist!
I've always said nothing brings us closer than growing and cooking food as a family. It gives us such a great connection to the earth and to each other. Our dinners together are like a celebratory reward for the hard work we put into the beautiful things we created, and even as little kids I know this feeling gets through to my girls.
Our growing garden is a constant source of inspiration for me, and I make sure to incorporate all those beautiful natural scents into the fragrance products I design. Our yearly ritual of home grown food, lovingly prepared meals, and lively summer get togethers drove me to create our newest line: Market. Hopefully our fennel and tomato candles can give some joy to anyone who has yet to get an outdoor space of their own.
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The British aristocracy was the first to display wealth by keeping a weed-free lawn instead of growing food. So what would happen if you stopped watering, spraying, and mowing that useless grass? It turns out, many positive things would emerge.
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Governow Mead announces drought disaster assistance for parts of Wyoming
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced Weston County has been granted a primary natural disaster designation due to ongoing drought.
Governor Matt Mead received a letter from USDA Secretary Thomas Vilsack outlining the designation. Producers in Campbell, Converse, Crook and Niobrara counties are also eligible for assistance as contiguous disaster areas.
“Weston, Crook and Niobrara Counties were not named in the original drought designation by the USDA. These counties are dry and the conditions are extreme. I have been working with the FSA, counties and ranchers,” Governor Mead said. “This designation by USDA will be a great help.”
“The severity of the drought is real,” said Wyoming Department of Agriculture Director Doug Miyamoto. “I appreciate the County Commissioners, the Governor, the Farm Service Agency, and the Department of Agriculture for their efforts.”
Earlier this month, the USDA declared Big Horn, Johnson, Sheridan and Washakie as primary disaster areas. Producers in those counties as well as Campbell, Converse, Fremont, Hot Springs, Natrona and Park may also be eligible for aid. Qualified producers in these counties can be considered for assistance, including emergency loans, from the USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA).
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Learn from Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County how to evaluate and rework your landscape to keep it looking its best.
Improve your garden through the use of ornamental plants that bring beauty to your home. And learn sustainable gardening practices that make your home more in tune with our climate and ecology.
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Following a year and a half in lockdown keeping our hands clean, it seems that getting your hands dirty may be the key to boosting your health and mental wellbeing. That’s why an opportunity to arise in Crediton could provide a lifeline for local people, as Bracken Jelier discovered when she visited the Barnfield community allotment.
Nestled on top of the hill at Barnfield with sweeping views across the whole of Crediton, lies a thriving community allotment. As part of Westbank’s Healthy Neighbourhoods Project, the community allotment promotes health and wellbeing opportunities, particularly for those suffering isolation or going through a difficult period in their lives. The project is funded by the Lottery and has also been supported by Morrison’s Foundation.
When Healthy Neighbourhoods first joined the allotment space, it was overgrown and in need of some TLC, but with the help of volunteers and seasonal workers overseen by activity and volunteer coordinator, Katheryn Hope, the ground was levelled, raised beds built and produce planted. Now it thrives, buzzing with activity, swelling with vegetables, fruit and flowers and providing a haven for wildlife and growers alike. Healthy Neighbourhoods are indebted to Crediton Tesco Community Champion, Andrew Drayton, for going above and beyond to support the project making raised beds, benches, hand rails and even an archway for the allotment.
But why is gardening so good for wellbeing? Research conducted by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) in collaboration with the University of Sheffield and the University of Virginia, found that it boosts mental health, eases episodes of depression, boosts energy levels and reduces stress.
The study, of more than 6,000 UK residents, found that people who garden frequently (at least two or three times a week) felt less stress and an increased sense of wellbeing. People who garden every day had wellbeing scores 6.6% higher, and stress levels 4.2% lower, than those who did not garden at all.
Allotments have been in existence for hundreds of years, with evidence pointing back to Anglo-Saxon times. But the system we recognise today has its roots in the 19th Century, when land was given over to the labouring poor for the provision of food growing.
Community allotments enable people of all ages and backgrounds to grow as a group. They provide healthy, cheap and fresh food, as well as a range of skill building opportunities, companionship and physical and mental health benefits. There are also a number of children’s activities organised.
But a community allotment would not function well without dedicated volunteer leaders. Not only do these volunteers give their valuable time to help maintain the plot, but they also play an important role in engaging with visiting groups and individuals, to facilitate learning experiences and the growing of fruit and vegetables. Katheryn Hope, along with the seasonal workers, engages with visiting groups and individuals.
I talked to David Garland, one of Westbank’s seasonal allotment workers to find out what makes it so special and why they are looking for more volunteers: “Being close to nature is a big part of the wellbeing side of working here. Also being part of a community. Sometimes that can be missing in our society, so an opportunity to come and be with other people and work on something together can be really beneficial.”
David is there every Wednesday to help guide volunteers and show them what they could get involved with. He also runs small courses:
As part of the Healthy Neighbourhoods project, I’m going to be running a session on how to make liquid feeds from things like nettles, comfrey and seaweed that you can then use to feed your plants. We’ll also be doing training sessions that cover things like ‘how to grow flowers on your allotment’.
Katheryn Hope says:
The great outdoors and the satisfaction of growing your own can bring great joy and people of all ages together. We aim to provide a thriving allotment with incredible opportunities for our community to learn and develop basic horticultural skills in a supportive environment. We can cover anything from learning about healthy eating, recycling and environmental sustainability right down to how to grow the tallest sunflower or make a terrifying scarecrow.
Our allotment is suitable for all to come down and turn their hand at growing their own. All produce grown at our allotment will be available to those in need in our community, so if you would like to get involved please get in touch.
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A little background. Been doing this for awhile now. Same room. Same set up. But this time around all my plants are showcasing a droopiness to them. Not wilting but rather droopy.
I hand feed. I wait for the soil to dry up and water all the way through. Normally it’s every few days.
1 gal pots
Led light at 40 percent power. The plants are only a few weeks old. 4 feet from the light
No Co2 during veg.
Humidity 75 percent
The leaves feel lifeless and papery. No bugs on foliage. Going to scour the root zone for root aphids.
It’s almost like they are not transpiring.


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Groocock Soil Improvement have taken video of the different Farmax Spaders working at various locations and situations.
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Global Beneficial Insects Market
The global Beneficial Insects market was valued at USD 436.8 million in 2016 and is projected to reach USD 1047.0 million by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 10.2% from 2017 to 2025.
With growing emphasis on agricultural productivity and improved quality of food grains the demand for beneficial insects is expected to grow rapidly. These insects provide a natural way of dealing with pests or any other microbes that may bring harm to the crops. The rising trend of organic farming is expected to have a positive impact on market demand.
1. Market Drivers
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1.2 Increasing demand for pest specific bio-control agents
2. Market Restraints
2.1 Shorter shelf life of microbials
2.2 Reluctance of farmers to accept microbials
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1. By Type:
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3.3 Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, Rest of Asia Pacific)
3.4 Latin America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of Latin America)
3.5 Middle East & Africa
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1. Tip Top Bio Control
2. Applied Bio-Nomics Ltd.
3. Natural Insect Control
4. Biobest NV
6. BiolineAgrosciences Ltd.
7. Biological Services
8. Fargro Ltd.
9. Biobee Biological Systems Ltd.
10. Arbico Organics
11. AndermattBiocontrol AG
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CSA Scout: Shoots, Roots and Leaves
It's Week Four of my CSA, and I'm ready for some diversity. The roots (beets, turnips and radishes) are getting a little tiresome, and I'm anxious for something like broccoli, squash, eggplant, tomato. The CSA (community-supported agriculture) newsletter from Karl's Farm, source of my subscription, verifies that it's not just my imagination: "We are in the transition stage for vegetables now," it says. "The spring lettuce, peas and broccoli raab have all finished ... but the stars of summer are not quite here." The full-share subscribers got zucchini this week, and next week half-sharers like me should see some, too. I'll be ready.
Meanwhile, other CSAers are starting to see things like broccoli (yay!) show up in their shares. Here's this week's roundup:
Betsy DeMarco, Fairfax
Two adults, three young children
Half share from Great Country Farms, Bluemont, Va.
$475 (20 weeks)
In the box: cilantro plant, large bunch of collard greens, head of red leaf lettuce, two large heads of broccoli, one small container of sugar snap peas, more spring onions.
Meals and cooking plans: Last week I was able to use up all my spring onions! The pork and spring onion stir-fry turned out very well and was quick and easy. The quiche was okay, but I probably won't use that recipe again. And now I have more: time to Google spring onion recipes again! The broccoli is very lovely and was quite tasty with garlic and olive oil. I am not sure what to do with the sugar snap peas as there aren't enough to feed the whole family. Maybe they will wind up as dipping snacks for the kids during the day. It will be great to have cilantro on the front porch all summer, if I remember to plant it sometime soon and if I remember to water it. I have never been good at taking care of the CSA herbs on my porch!
Sharyn Fitzgerald, South Arlington
Three couples, two singles
"Bushel" (large four-person share) from Bull Run Mountain Farm, The Plains, Va.
$1,075 (19 weeks)
In the box: 2 large heads of bok choy, handful of basil, several sprigs of oregano, about 15 garlic scapes, several sprigs of parsley, about 15 spring onions (bulbs larger than last week), 1 pot each of parsley and Russian tarragon (for planting), very large bunch of mustard greens.
Meals and cooking plans: Lots of reports of chicken stir-fry with the bok choy. We are also getting a nice community garden established, with the two potted herb additions to last week’s seedlings (peppers, cherry tomato, lemon verbena, Thai basil).
As for me, I did not do anything too adventurous with my ingredients. I made another scape walnut pesto. I have really enjoyed getting to know scapes better, and I will miss them when they’re gone from our weekly share (which is soon, I believe). I enjoyed an egg salad with the spring onions chopped in. The onions were a crisp, pungent and fresh addition for a great lunch. I also used my portion of the basil to make a basil-walnut pesto with a bit of basil from my own small container garden and some mint pulled from a neighbor’s overzealous mint grove. (I got permission to pick it, of course!)
For dinner tonight, I plan to toss the stir-fried bok choy into this cold soba noodle salad from Nigella Lawson. Unfortunately, the parsley and oregano are beyond use at this point, as I neglected them last weekend and they’re now a bit wilted and brown. I feel guilty, but I will consider this guilt a “teachable moment” in terms of knowing how much is too much when trying to determine the size and content of next year’s share.
Michelle Forman, Silver Spring
Medium share from Spiral Path Farm, Perry County, Pa.
$413 (25 weeks)
In the box: one quart-size bag stuffed with baby lettuce, a medium head of lettuce, one zucchini, small bag of basil, small container of sugar snap peas, 5 green onions.
Meals and cooking plans: More salad, of course. My husband doesn't care for zucchini, so I don't buy it. I love it, though, so this was a nice treat for me. I ended up making a zucchini, onion and basil salad. It is excellent! I wrote up the details on my blog. I love the snap peas raw.
Sarah Husain, Columbia
Full share (eight items) from One Straw Farm, White Hall, Md.
$485 (24 weeks)
In the box: 3 beautiful bunches spinach, 3 bunches garlic scapes and two small heads of cabbages. There was lettuce and arugula available, but since we were leaving Thursday morning, we didn't get any; we didn't want it to go bad.
Meals and cooking plans: I made a fantastic crustless quiche using the three bunches of spinach. (We used 2 cups light Mexican cheese mix from Trader Joe's instead of 3 cups of Muenster and added some leftover Italian sausage.) Tonight, I'm making cabbage roll casserole, which looks great since it has the taste of cabbage rolls without all the work! The garlic scapes: not sure yet, but they should last a bit longer, I think. The garlic scape pesto was delicious. We've decided we love garlic scapes (I mean, we got three more bunches). We also made a frittata with the chard and kale, and it was pretty good, too. So we finished all the veggies from last week, even the stuff we froze.
Other reactions: We wanted more strawberries! I suppose the season is pretty much over, so we're working through these greens instead. Not tired of them yet, but I think it's because we've been avoiding salads and/or eating them raw. We love Allrecipes' ingredient search to figure out how to use these bunches of greens.
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Pot (also called herb, weed and Mary Jane) is a mix of this cannabis plant. Additionally it is called a psychoactive medication due to its effects on your mind. It is a drug that is used for recreational and medicinal purposes. It consists of more than 500 chemicals. Cannabis can be used to deal with a number of health conditions. Increased desire, the usage of marijuana contributes to greater mental and physical relaxation, pain decrease and better sleep. A person who ingests marijuana is frequently known as a stoner.Before the widespread popularity of bud emerged, stoners could remain covert using the number 420 as a code for consuming cannabis (marijuana). The code 420 describes 4:20 pm. Since this was when most activities seemed liked the perfect time to ingest cannabis and ended, this term was coined. Pot is illegal in most US States and Europe. It has been legalized in Canada and some other countries. Bud is now growing and making countless, although in years past states for growing marijuana proved different. Growing Marijuana Upside Down
Nowadays, The cultivation of cannabis has become more popular than it had been in the past. More people want to grow their own cannabis, Since the trend is rising. Are you seeking the methods to grow your own cannabis plant but don’t possess the knowledge and experience that’s vital for the operation that is growing? Because we’re here to make it simple for a small or micro scale to develop your own cannabis on do not worry. Micro or small growth is a natural way to grow cannabis for beginners to get an expertise and knowledge, without running the risk of destroying a huge growth (crop). If youare attempting to grow marijuana on a large scale and’re a newcomer, you may wind up making mistakes that effect quality and you could end up losing a bunch of cash.
Picking the Right strain and soil amount
Choosing When you’re growing at small scales, the quantity of soil and the right strain, for the growth of cannabis is quite important. A friable soil that is mixed with dwelling organisms and abundant compatibles , vitamins, minerals are important. This mix can can provide food to your own plant for its life cycle that is full. The volume of soil’s pot you may use to cultivate your plant depends upon how large a plant is expected to grow. Your cannabis plant’s development depends upon what type of strain you’re currently using. There are two breeds available, one is sativa and another is indica. Sativa plants are thin tall and have leaves. Whereas, Indica plants are short, bushy with broad leaves. Sativa plants undergo a 200-300% increase in elevation whereas indica plants increase just by 50-100% throughout the phase. So evidently, indica plants are more suitable for micro and small-scale growth. However, Auto-flowering strains are just another choice for cannabis’ rise , irrespective of your scale. These strains stay modest in each state as it’s in their genes and some of them are even more compact than indica plants. They also grow independent of light, meaning their time to harvest is most often briefer. Some growers use auto-flowering as soon as they get mature, they start blooming. Growers use two plants of marijuana every year to grow.
The Ideal Number of Lighting, Air and Water Supply for the Sprouting of Seed
Light Is a significant element in cannabis because, without light, you can’t grow decent quality cannabis. Water distribution and air are also equally significant. For your cannabis’ rise, choosing an perfect lighting is an important choice. It’s vital wattage that the light produces and to keep your eye on the heat. Lamps like fluorescent tubes, HPs, HPI, and LED bulbs are great for indoor and micro growers. A 400W typical is the wattage per square meter. Lamps like HPS and HPI have high light output which makes them suitable for people who are growing cannabis indoors. But at the same time, the heat this light bulb produces is high which will not be suitable for the micro and indoor rise of cannabis plant. So that atmosphere loaded with Co2 is disseminated which is required for plants’ photosynthetic 28, the heated air created by the light needs to be circulated. Because space is constrained it will become hot quickly and the crops are going to be in the risk of drying out. With this matter, it’s recommended that you use a ventilation system or computer fan to blow out the air. An alternative to this is to use CFLs and fluorescent tubes. Since both electrical and CFLs have light output without heat production they’re ideal in contrast to HPS and HPI alternatives. LED bulbs are a great option since they have a vast light spectrum and produce no warmth. The water needed for growth would be relatively less compared to expansion at elevated scale. Growing Marijuana Upside Down
Sprouting and Flowering for Harvesting
Germination Seeds in pots that are smaller is simpler than bigger pots. However, seeds placed on a moist paper towel and placed in a dark warm place is also a fantastic technique for seed germination. After weeks or a few days, your seeds will sprout. When your crops burst through the surface true photosynthesis starts and cotyledons have shed their seed husk. Here is where they show their first true leaves. Interesting arrangements start, depending on the breed that you chose. A noticeable shift can be viewed at the beginning of the flowering period in the pattern of growth. Cannabis responds to hormonal fluctuations determined by the species which starts flowering. There are two sorts – auto-flowering and Absolute Photo Determinate. Absolute Photo Determinate (APD) plants rely upon a hormone which is sensitive to light in order to sustain vegetation and growth. In strains that are auto-flowering, their growth hormone is age dependent. These plants stop producing whenever they reach a specific age. Calyxes form coated puffballs and emerge. Along with their own spike, these puffballs will start to stretch. These leaves are smaller and thicker than sugar leaves and they are covered in trichomes. The flower clusters form colas that are large and will be covered in trichomes. Trichomes and calyxes will swell with an amount of resin. Maturity will soon be complete and these pistils’ colour will begin to change from orange, mauve, scarlet, brown. Additionally, the swollen resins change its colour from milky to amber and clear to milky. Now it’s time to harvest. Wet the trims and eliminate the leaves split the plant down . Another technique would be to reduce the stem of the chief branch carefully.
Growing Marijuana is a pastime that is rewarding and also you can make a fantastic income if you acquire a permit, due to its price . But growing marijuana in a large scale, at the exact same time, particularly if you’re a beginner is not a fantastic idea. You risk when you are a newcomer, destroying all the marijuana. Thus, we suggest you grow on a micro or smaller scale in losing a huge investment so that if some thing goes wrong, you will not wind up. Also, there is no guarantee what you will end up with while marijuana from seeds. This is the downside of using cannabis seeds. Unless you chose an seed line you can’t really be certain what the last product will look like. Each seed is unique and will likely generate a plant that is different. It is possible to use the breeds of indica plants and sativa plants based on the sort of expansion you want. We suggest you use indica plants for growth and sativa crops for larger-scale growth. Cannabis is a plant that is sexed so that it produces both males and females. When they reach their maturity, You’ll have to sex your plant , otherwise it’s possible to utilize seeds. Due to the side effects like hallucination, severe anxiety, anxiety attacks, memory loss, increased heart rate and increased risk of strokes of marijuana, marijuana’s growth isn’t legalized in many nations. So, be cautious about this or else or you might end up in trouble. But if you are somewhere in Canada it is possible to increase your marijuana since it has been legalized by the Canadian government. Growing Marijuana Upside Down
Hopefully, You have learned enough to start your very own indoor cannabis backyard. Growing and Cultivation should be a pleasant hobby along with a end result. So, Have fun and remember to look after your plants!


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We all have different opinions and views on the mars hydro ts1000 LED plant grow light after having used it. Today, I will also talk about the advantages and disadvantages of this light as well as some of my insights.
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Garland Titan Tray Dimensions, external (lip included): 100cm Long, 55cm Wide, 15cm High
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WeFarm reaches over 100,000 users and secures £1.3m in seed round led by LocalGlobe
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Ah, my sympathies to you there. The garden centers out here on the West Coast are trying hard to not sell the tender plants until mid-May, but they are crazy as the weather is clearly saying LET'S GO, it's been unseasonably nice. I hope when you get out here for the summer that it is dry and warm and lovely.Your farm looks so clean! The areas around the animals, the views around the barns - nice work for a "lazy" farmer. Good luck with the auction- Rose
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Nufarm set to play the field
AGRICULTURAL chemicals group Nufarm is tipping earnings growth of 10 per cent over the next year as it introduces new products into the major world crop protection markets.
The company, based in Laverton in Melbourne's west, aims to expand its product portfolio in overseas markets.
Managing director Doug Rathbone said given average seasonal conditions, Nufarm was confident it could achieve 10 per cent earnings growth this year. "The company is well positioned for strong, ongoing growth in the medium to long term," he said.
"While the company faces strong competitive pressures it has developed medium to long-term strategies aimed at capturing business efficiencies and growing margins." The company will introduce 12 new products this financial year, and aims to double insecticides and fungicides as a percentage of its portfolio by 2010.
Nufarm yesterday announced a net profit of $104.3 million for the year ending July 31. After allowing for non-operating items, the operating profit of $103.5 million was 35 per cent higher than the previous year's $76.5 million.
Total group sales were $1.67 billion, up almost 4 per cent on the 2004 year. Revenue in the core crop protection business rose by 9 per cent, and made up 95 per cent of total revenue.
Net debt to equity rose from 61 per cent at the end of July 2004 to 78 per cent at the end of July this year.
The profit contribution from Nufarm's 49.9 per cent share in Brazilian crop protection company Agripec was $19.1 million, lower than expected. Mr Rathbone said this was due to a deterioration in seasonal conditions, and measures taken to collect outstanding receivables.
Drought cut back soy bean production in southern Brazil by 10-15 per cent, and the appreciation of the Brazilian currency, the real, against the US dollar both hit farmer returns and increased farmer debt.
The rest of Nufarm's crop protection business achieved higher sales and profits, with results very strong in the US, Germany and France.
Mr Rathbone said the Australian business also performed strongly despite challenging seasonal conditions, including late winter rains. Australia and New Zealand account for 49 per cent of Nufarm's sales, the Americas 28 per cent and Europe 23 per cent.
Directors declared a fully franked final dividend of 17¢ a share, up 2¢ on the previous year. It will be paid on November 11 to shareholders registered on October 21.
Nufarm's shares rose 13¢ yesterday to finish at $11.25.


Hello, dear growers!
Today I’ll begin the diary about the growing of an auto flower Grapefruit'matic by FastBuds. I’ll try to publish more detailed reports about the life cycle of this plant. I’m waiting for your support and advice :wink:. So, let’s start.
You can read about the box in my previous diaries, it didn’t change it greatly since that time. It’s the same box with a few vents.
The most important thing to know is the lightning: I’ll use two different lamps, one is for vega 400W MH 6000 and the other is for blossom sodium lamp 400 Sunmaster Dual Spectrum. That’s all.
The 4th day:
I replanted them in three days into their permanent residence. In the evening I could see a little sprout. Right now the pot with the plant is in the box under the MH 400 (6000k), the lightning scheme 18/6. Watering with a spray with pure water.
Seeds are watered in a glass with pure water and added a little hydrogen peroxide. Then it will be replanted into the pot with the soil (mixture of Guanokalong Mix 70% and perlite-vermiculite 30%) on the depth of 2-3cm.


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Fall Baskets are ending the last week of October (Nov 1st if you pick up at CTF).
Since the weather has been kind to us, we are able to have a 4 week Winter Green Special basket. We have all kinds of greens and winter squash doing well at this time, so if you are interested in continuing your basket for four more weeks—please contact us at email@example.com or fill out the registration for by clicking the link above.
The basket will contain a combination of Kale, Mustards, Chards, Full Lettuce Heads and Salad mixes, Cabbage, Arugula, Basils, Turnips, Microgreens and more.
This time of year is always difficult for us to plan as it is depended on weather conditions. That is why we shortened our Fall CSA to 8 weeks to make sure we had the produce to put in the baskets. This year our fields are full of awesome looking plants…so you will receive a nice mix of winter greens.
Here are the dates for the four weeks if you pick up at Whole Foods on Thursdays: 11/6, 11/13,11/20 and 12/4 (no pick up 11/27 Thanksgiving)
Here are the dates for the four weeks if you pick up at Cowboy Trails on Saturdays: 11/8, 11/15,11/22 and 12/6 (no pick up 11/29 Thanksgiving)
The total cost for the four weeks is $100.00. There are no half shares and the number of shares is limited, so let us know if you want to reserve your basket.
*Get fresh produce direct from our farms
*Support local and organic producers
*Receive delicious baskets of fresh veggies weekly or every other week
Join our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program and you’ll receive a weekly basket full of fresh and local veggies, herbs, and fruit for one or all three seasons in 2014. This program supports our Farm and our community. It helps us to continue to be sustainable and bring fresh (non-chemical treated) organic produce to your families.
Your family will enjoy healthy, non-GMO produce directly from our Farm.
Every season brings a full variety of vegetables, herbs, and fruit. With your support, we continue to buy more seeds to grow more fresh vegetables, maintain our gardens, and allow our farm to provide sustainable healthy, fresh veggies to your families. Your baskets also allow us to continue our help to families in need, Senior Centers, and other worthy organizations.
Each basket will feed 2-4 people.
We are now accepting applications for the balance of our Special Winter 2014 CSA season.
There will be one option for our Winter Green Special CSA:
Full share (every week for 4 weeks) = $100.00 donation;
Don’t be left out!
Note : Sorry, no refunds
GREAT NEWS: we have partnered with Whole Foods which are allowing you to pick up your CSA basket from their stores. You can pick up in Henderson or on the West side.
1. Henderson Location – Whole Foods at the District – Every Thursday 2:00pm-8:30pm
2. SW Location – Whole foods at Charleston & Rampart- Every Thursday 2:00pm-8:30pm
3. And, of course, Direct pick up from our Cowboy Trail Farm – Every Saturday – 9:30am – 10:30am
Note: We may add other pick up locations if there are a minimum of 10 people that sign up for baskets. Check back to see if we have added other locations.
Get a basket today! To get started; Click Here to sign up for your Fall basket.
Payment Choices: When you sign up using the link above, when you press SUBMIT you will be taken directly to Paypal were you can use your credit card to make payment. Or you can print a copy of your registration form and send it to us with your payment or you can bring it to us at the farm.
If any you have any questions, then email Marilyn at firstname.lastname@example.org and we will help you. For more information or if you have any questions, email Marilyn.
Want a POP-UP MARKET at your location? If you’re interested in having a pop-up market at your community center or place of business, contact us by email. Organic Edibles/Cowboy Trail Farms is committed to bring fresh organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs to the Las Vegas Community. We are happy to bring our FRESH VEGGIES to you! As we travel around the city, be sure to keep an eye out for lime green logo van as We’re ON THE MOVE . . . Or, if you want us to visit your community center or senior center. . . just contact us.
New System In 2013 we are started using a new system to help us manage the CSA Basket program. We will enter your information into our software.
Direct Member Log In: Once you are a CSA member, you can log in here to access your account.


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|Seedbank||Green House Company|
|Genetics||Neville's Haze, Super Silver Haze, Laos.|
|Flowering Time||67 days|
|Grows||Greenhouse, Grows Indoors, Grows Outside|
|THC Content||Very High (over 20%)|
|CBD Content||Medium (1-5%)|
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We've got something in the works! Acres U.S.A. and the Rodale Institute have partnered in 2020 to provide educational instruction and learning opportunities to farmers everywhere.
Due to concerns over safety during the coronavirus pandemic, we have decided to postpone our plans for an in-person event on the Rodale Institute's beautiful farm in Kutztown, Pennsylvania.
However! A new project is in development, combining knowledge and expertise from the Rodale Institute and Acres U.S.A. As soon as the details are squared away, we'll announce it. If you're interested in being one of the first to hear – sign up for our newsletter and we'll let you know the latest as soon as we have it!
Anyone who signs up for the email list will also be entered into a drawing to win a FREE copy of Jeff Moyer's new book, due for release this Fall 2020. Jeff Moyer is CEO of the Rodale Institute and author of the book Organic No-Till Farming. His new book, Roller/Crimper No-Till, expands on the first book's lessons and will be a must-have for any eco-farmer.


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The oil is pressed out of thoroughly selected hemp seeds, which don't contain psychoactive substances such as THC or CBD. It is characterized by aroma and taste which are typical to hemp seed, and a green color. Thanks to the cold pressing method, the fatty acids present in the oil remain unchanged. We offer the oil packaged in dark glass bottles.
High omega-3 fatty acids. The oil is a natural product. Subsequent batches may differ slightly in: color, smell and taste. The features do not affect the composition of oil.Hemp seed oil is produced by pressing hemp seeds at low temperature.


There are 9 Easter Box Scheme listings around Wandsworth, Greater London on BigBarn.
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The breeder’s goal here was to lock the Pre98 Bubba Kush clone into a seed – and boy are we glad they succeeded! Cali Connection Pre98 Bubba BX2 feminised cannabis seeds produce a solid-yielding plant of indica genetics with a flowering time of 8 weeks. She smells and tastes like Chocolate Coffee hash oil and makes nuggets like golf balls. She can be grown inside or outside, but indoor growing is recommended.
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Three Homes, Three Titles, Approximately 288 Acres - This is an Excellent Farming Property.Property ID 1498632Set on 288 Acres in total this stunning farming property includes three homes and three titles. The main home on 2 acres showcases four sizeable bedrooms, two large living areas, open plan modern stylish home with an in ground pool, double remote garage plus a shed or storage. This property is located about 10 minutes out of Echuca Township, close to schools, transport and on bitumen Road. This farm is ideal for beef cattle, dairy, horses or sown to crop. Currently it serves a a dairy farm with excellent shedding and storage. There are numerous paddocks, most are fully lasered. Paddocks include troughs and excellent fencing quality fencing surrounds the property. Water is available to purchase at market value.
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XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter: Enhance Your Irrigation System
Welcome to Big Frog Supply, your premier destination for all your irrigation needs. We are excited to introduce you to the innovative XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter, a game-changer in the world of drip irrigation. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the features and benefits of the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter, explaining why it is a must-have addition to your irrigation system.
Unveiling the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter
The XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter is not just another run-of-the-mill irrigation device. Designed with precision and efficiency in mind, this advanced emitter offers unmatched versatility and performance. Let's explore what makes the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter stand out from the competition.
The Perfect Solution for Retrofitting and Existing Systems
Are you looking to convert a traditional pop-up sprinkler head into a water-efficient drip system? Or perhaps you need to upgrade your existing shrub stick? The XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter is the answer to your irrigation needs. Its adaptable design allows for seamless integration with various irrigation setups, making it incredibly versatile and easy to install.
Fine-Tuned Water Pressure Regulation
Maintaining the optimal water pressure in your irrigation system is crucial for its efficient operation. With the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter, you can bid farewell to pressure-related woes. Rain Bird, a renowned industry leader, has designed a dedicated pressure regulator that ensures your system operates smoothly at a consistent 30 PSI. This regulator, resembling a riser, effectively balances the water pressure, allowing your plants to receive the perfect amount of water they require.
Customizable Flow Rate for Enhanced Precision
One of the standout features of the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter is its ability to provide precise flow rate customization. Equipped with eight individual ports, this emitter allows you to fine-tune the flow rate for each port, ranging from as low as half a gallon per hour to an impressive 24 gallons per hour. This unparalleled control over water distribution enables you to tailor your irrigation system to the unique needs of each plant or area in your garden.
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To enhance the versatility of your system further, Rain Bird offers a range of Xeri-bugs and PC Emitters that seamlessly integrate with the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter. These emitters, available in different flow rates, fit snugly into the ports, enabling you to achieve optimal water distribution throughout your landscape.
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Rain Bird has thoughtfully added several features to the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter to maximize its efficiency and longevity. To safeguard against unwanted debris and pests, Rain Bird recommends using the Diffuser Bug Caps, which fit at the end of the micro tubing. These caps not only act as filters but also diffuse the water, preventing soil erosion around the roots of your plants.
Additionally, Rain Bird provides stakes to secure the micro tubing in place, ensuring that water reaches its intended destination precisely. Tees are also available, enabling you to branch off the tubing, further expanding the possibilities of your irrigation system.
Big Frog Supply: Your Trusted Partner in Irrigation
At Big Frog Supply, we are committed to helping you achieve a beautiful and thriving landscape through cutting-edge irrigation solutions. With the XeriBird 8 Drip Emitter, we empower you to take control of your watering practices, optimizing water usage and promoting the health of your plants.
As your dedicated irrigation experts, we take pride in offering a vast selection of high-quality products, including the Rain Bird Xeri Emitters. When you choose Big Frog Supply, you gain access to our extensive knowledge base and unrivaled customer service. Our team of knowledgeable professionals is always ready to assist you in finding the ideal irrigation solutions for your specific needs.
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Growing Arabidopsis In Vitro: Cell Suspensions, In Vitro Culture, and Regeneration
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An understanding of basic methods in Arabidopsis tissue culture is beneficial for any laboratory working on this model plant. Tissue culture refers to the aseptic growth of cells, organs, or plants in a controlled environment, in which physical, nutrient, and hormonal conditions can all be easily manipulated and monitored. The methodology facilitates the production of a large number of plants that are genetically identical over a relatively short growth period. Techniques, including callus production, cell suspension cultures, and plant regeneration, are all indispensable tools for the study of cellular biochemical and molecular processes. Plant regeneration is a key technology for successful stable plant transformation, while cell suspension cultures can be exploited for metabolite profiling and mining. In this chapter we report methods for the successful and highly efficient in vitro regeneration of plants and production of stable cell suspension lines from leaf explants of both Arabidopsis thaliana and Arabidopsis halleri.
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Keeping an eye on the rising global demand for potato-based products, India’s Banas Dairy company started with the construction of a new potato processing plant in Northern Gujarat. Avinash Nair of The Indian Express reports that Banas Dairy aims to “take on established brands like McCain Foods India Pvt Ltd and Hyfun Foods in their backyard” in the potato processing sector.
Nair says the unit will have an annual capacity to process 50,000 metric tonnes of potatoes. It will focus on producing French fries and 12 other processed potato products for both the domestic and international markets in South-East Asia.
“The construction work for the project has already begun. Machinery for the plant will be imported from the Netherlands and we aim to begin production by October 2021,” said Kamraj Chaudhary, Managing Director of Banas Dairy (which collects 70 lakh litres of milk daily and describes itself as “Asia’s biggest milk producer.”)
“Not only is North Gujarat a potato growing region, there is a lot of demand globally for potato products like French fries. We recently, exported some of the products including French fries to Mauritius, Malaysia and Singapore,” Chaudhary added.
Source: The Indian Express. Full report here


Verita Tropicals Costa Rica SA, who has been active since 2011 in San Carlos region of Costa Rica being one of the countries of Central America, has been dispatching many fruits and root plants growing in the country, especially pineapple, to Middle East, Europe, Far East and Russian markets.
Verita Tropicals Costa Rica SA, who starts the quality control of the exported products and accompanies their harvest and packaging processes, works with the ideal of providing the truest and fastest answers to consumer demands, without compromising from Verita quality standards.
Verita Tropicals Costa Rica SA, who has not given up on its quality, satisfaction oriented and innovative position, continues to invest in new projects, grow its producer and supplier network and discover new products.
In addition to group companies in the Netherlands and Malaysia; Verita Tropicals Costa Rica SA who is an institution of Ideal Tarim Urunleri Ticareti A.S. of which central office is in Turkey brings the freshest products and the worldwide customers together with its global structure.
Verita Tropicals Costa Rica SA, who introduced Verita pineapples to more than 15 country markets such as Netherlands, Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, and especially Turkey, continues to introduce Verita to new markets by taking part in different fairs and organizations, under the roof of Procomer, since 2015.


Fantastic crossbreed between our Super Tai and an Early Skunk. As a result, we have obtained a very tasty, deeply spiced, exotic flavor typical of Asian varieties.
The Early Skunk crossbreeding shortens the blooming period, giving more dense and resinous buds and compact structure adapted for indoor growing.
|GENETICS||Super Tai x Early Skunk|
|YIELD||Indoor: 350 – 450 g/m2 / Outdoor: 300 – 500 g/plant|
|GROWS||Grows indoors, Grows outdoors|
|FLOWERING TIME||9 weeks|
|HARVEST MONTH||Begining of October|


Our well established Wisteria's older branches have developed grey dust like spotty fungus - no leaves, flower heads have formed but have dried out. On younger branches both leaf and flowers are looking very healthy. No signs of gall.
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Overview: This page contains the latest international trade data for Imbituba, including export and import data.
Exports: In 2019, Brazil's Imbituba exported $278M, making it the 146th largest exporter out of the 2197 exporters in Brazil. In 2019 the top exports of Imbituba were Soybeans ($179M), Corn ($45.2M), Soybean Meal ($38.8M), Bovine ($7.52M), and Rough Wood ($5.83M).
Imports: In 2019, Brazil's Imbituba imported $134M, making it the 177th largest importer out of the 2197 importers in Brazil. In 2019 top imports of Imbituba were Non-Retail Artificial Staple Fibers Yarn ($19.1M), Carbonates ($14.3M), Mixed Mineral or Chemical Fertilizers ($12.8M), Salt ($9.44M), and Potassic Fertilizers ($7.44M).


Student Sustainability Committee
The Student Sustainability Committee seeks to compare current traditional lawn treatment and organic alternatives in an experimental study. One patch of lawn will be set aside for the existing landscape treatment used by Facilities Management. A second patch will receive an organic treatment that is already used on the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center’s lawn. Finally, a third patch will be treated with synthetic-free, organic methods. The project ultimately seeks a financially feasible and environmentally responsible model for landscape treatment on campus.


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In Keats' typical "sensuous" poetry, he uses descriptions to highlight the important characteristics of the season. In this ode, "To Autumn" he is commenting on the fact that autumn is a time of harvest (fruitfulness) when the crops are coming to fruition. The use of the adjective "mellow" indicates that the hurry of the spring and summer (the planting, the growing, the nurturing) are now slowing down as autumn moves to winter. The mists are simply another characteristic of the time of the year. What is also important in this ode is that it is an "apostrophe" to autumn rather than a comment "on" some natural such as one might find in some of his other odes.


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With the promise of spring comes the focus on spring planting for your farm. The delay of spring weather means the delay of spring planting. This can be a problem for many farms with a limited amount of equipment and manpower, and lots of fields to plant.
This spring holds promise of recovery from the drought we experienced last year. The winter snow on the fields will help with the moisture content in the soil. With a strategic spring planting plan, we can start to recover from the dry summer of 2012.
The National Weather Service has declared that the drought has ended over Southern Wisconsin. Here is the outlook for the spring of 2013 from the National Weather Service Forecast Office as of March 2013:
“.PRECIPITATION/TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK…VERY COLD TEMPERATURES EARLY THIS SPRING ARE EXPECTED TO WARM TO NEAR NORMAL OR POSSIBLY SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL BY LATE APRIL OR MAY. THERE ARE SLIGHTLY HIGHER PROBABILITIES OF ABOVE NORMAL PRECIPITATION TO CONTINUE THIS SPRING”
This is great news for farms and crops in Rock County Wisconsin!
What does this mean for your spring planting? Most likely it will mean long days and nights, dodging the raindrops, trying to stay out of the mud. This season, more than most, will be the time to call for help.
The forecast indicates that we may have a warm, wet spring. This is perfect for seed germination and a great start for the crops. The sooner you can get that seed in the ground the more you can take advantage of the quick start the weather will provide.
If you need help with any of your farm services give us a call. We provide services for:
• Crop planting – Soy beans, corn, rye, wheat • Tilling • Ripping • Field Finishing • Cultivating • Erosion Control • Dredging • Harvesting • Bailing • Stalk chopping • Discing
We have the equipment, manpower and experience to help you with your spring crop planting. At Joe Rebout’s Complete Lawn Care and Snow Removal, we do more than just commercial and residential lawn care. We also offer Farm Services.
Give us a call at 608-373-0769 to discuss your spring planting needs and how we can help you to a great start to the season. Timing for planting your crops this year will be the key to your success. With much of the country still in a drought situation, productivity in the Southern Wisconsin Farming Region will have a big impact on the markets.
Crop Planting in Janesville
Crop Planting in Janesville or in southern Wisconsin has its challenges. Mother Nature is at the top of that list. Whether you are planting for cash crop or feed crop timing your crop planting is tricky business. Farming is a little bit like investing in the stock market. You make your investment and plant your seed, then hope all of the conditions are favorable to grow your investment. Sometimes you realize great profits and sometimes you crash. Doing some homework and having a backup plan is just good business when you are planning your crop planting for the next season.
Timing: When you plant your crops is a bit of science and a bit of luck. Your best laid plans can be delayed by a late spring, late frost, wet conditions or stormy weather. When the time is right, you must be in a position to take immediate action. You may only have a few days before the soil becomes too wet due to a weather system that has moved into the area. Even with today’s advanced meteorological advances, the professionals are even caught by surprise with an unexpected weather event.
Prepare: Crop planting takes some advanced planning. There are questions to consider. With the answers to these you can begin your preparation: What crops will you plant in which fields? What is your optimum planting schedule? What preparation will you need to do for each crop and each field? What resources do you have to do the work and plant the crop? Will you need to address any environmental concerns prior to planting? Where and when will you purchase your seed?
Schedule: Once you have considered all of the options and have decided on a plan put your plan A schedule in writing. But don’t stop there. You should also put your plan B for an early season and plan C for a late season or replanting, in writing. What will do if you only have a short window of opportunity to plant your crops? Do you even want to take the chance or do you want to call in help as soon as the weather is favorable for planting?
Contract your resources early: When considering whether to call in help to plant your crops, consider the cost of late harvest. If you don’t plant your crops on your schedule, what will that do to your yield? Will you incur more cost for drying? Will your crop have enough time to reach full maturity? If these costs will harm your bottom line, then you may want to contract the services for help that you will need. Don’t wait until the last minute and try to find available resources. They may not be there when you need them. Make the decision early and contract your fuel, your help, your equipment rental or planting services early.
Crop planting in Janesville is a science. But with a bit of luck and some advanced planning and using the resources available, you can tip the scales at harvest time in your favor.
Through the many years of managing a business and interacting with the business world I’ve often wondered how people choose a company to work. I have been “lucky” to have had the majority of my experience with other companies be pleasant. But is it luck?…… Actually no, no matter how small or big a project I had done I have always used an elimination method to make sure I choose a company that is capable of meeting my expectations. Most of what I do is common sense, but you may not think to do it before making a decision, which can be costly in the end. Here are some steps to follow to increase the chances of having the best possible outcome.
1. Always ask for references- try to get referrals from family and friends when possible. If you do request and receive referrals don’t be afraid to use them and don’t be afraid not to. Sometimes all it takes is the request to tell if the service provider is reputable. If they have no references it may be a red flag, ask questions to determine the reason why the information is not available.
2. Don’t choose a company just because they’re the cheapest- Ask yourself why they may be cheaper than other companies. Is it an unrealistic number, and in the long run you’ll spend more because the company is not efficient or reliable? Are you comparing apples to apples, is one company offering services that the other is not?
3. Ask if the company has liability insurance- God forbid something goes wrong, but if it does you will be at ease knowing the company providing the service has the adequate insurance to cover damages. Not only should a company have general liability insurance but they should also have commercial auto insurance and workers compensation insurance if they have employees. This will also tell you how reputable and legit the company is. Insurance is an expensive costs incurred by companies, but not having it can be a bigger costs….not only to the business owner but also to the customer
4. Take a look at the companies work previously performed- this goes along with requesting references. When you have a specialty service or detailed project make sure you know the company is knowledgeable and has performed the services before. Ask for pictures or examples, they’re suppose to be the experts, not you. The last thing you want is a trial and error project-Make sure your getting what your paying for
5. Lastly, ask questions, ask questions, ask questions. It doesn’t hurt to be more informative, that way you both know exactly what you want.