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At the 2017 Australian Mango Conference, Felix Instruments- Applied Food Science unveiled the very first demonstration of their newest feature of the F-750 Produce Quality Meter: Fruit Maps.
In collaboration with a research team at Central Queensland University, Felix Scientists have been applying NIR (Near Infrared) spectroscopy practices in gauging and predicting mango maturity. With the collected data on Calypso Mangoes, the team has created a demonstration model of Fruit Maps.
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This week I've been a bit under the weather and have not been able to do much of anything. I'm not going to get into the details of my health right now because I'd rather share with you my garden. Since so many of you enjoyed the pictures of my quilts hanging over Mr. Podunk's hand crafted garden gate, I thought today while I'm picking a few things I might as well take some pictures.
It really could be cleaned a bit before showing it off but this is real life in Podunk. Buckets, hoses, and tools are almost always right where we need them.
We've started something new this year. Tons of grass clippings. It's like walking on a cloud the clippings are so thick. If your interested in our new method by Ruth Stout you can read more about it here.
While looking through the pictures I noticed it looks like a jungle and a mess. But what happened is we planted by the specifications on the plants. Now I'm not bragging but our plants are much larger than the packaging said they would be. Next year we'll need to widen our rows. Below you I've labeled what we have planted.
We've already harvested a few early crops, that will give room for the cucumber vines below to fill in the empty spots. Another experiment was the cucumber patch. We always have planted the large variety. This year we also chose some smaller pickling cucumbers. It's nice not to have all those seeds in your pickles.
Outside view of the cucumber plants. Every couple of days we find new vines trying to sneak out into the yard. They are easy to tuck through the fence and back on the right path into the garden.
As I walked pass the cucumber vines I could hear lots of buzzing. The vines are covered with large wood bees taking a sip from the cucumber blossoms.
I hadn't planned on doing any real work in the garden today but my sweet potato vines on the left were about to grab a hold of my green beans.
A quick pulling back with my rake and I'm ready to pick some cucumbers and head back to the house.
Not all of our plants do well in the garden. Pepper plants seem to like the heat that comes off of the siding by the garage. They get about 12 hrs of sun here and they love it.
All peppers love sunbathing. We have jalapenos...
Sweet banana peppers...
And Bell Peppers of all colors. Right now they are all still green. But soon they turn red, yellow and orange.
The reason for going to the garden was for a cucumber to make a smoothie. I thought about peeling that cucumber...oh what the heck lets eat the peel also, more nutrients! The blueberries and strawberries were pulled from the freezer. And that big glob of white stuff is coconut oil. It has antibiotic qualities. Remember at the beginning of this post I'm a little sicky-poo. Of course there's a little honey(more antibiotics) and homemade probiotic yogurt for it's healing properties.
This made enough for 3 glasses. Breakfast, lunch and supper. In the background is the rest of my supplies for making all natural concoctions for healing. I had to break out the garlic pills after trying to eat a garlic clove 3 times a day. I only ate one and barely manage to swallow it down....whoa! YUK! I love garlic in my food but eating a clove is not pleasant. Hopefully all this self torture works.
Only time will tell, I'll let you know how it goes.
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Hope you are on the mend. Your garden looks yummy.ReplyDelete
Feel better! Thanks for the idea of cucumbers in smoothies--we are just starting to get our cucumbers in, so I will try it. Your garden is lovely!ReplyDelete
I was with you till the garlic! Hope your remedies work for you ... without the whole garlic., Your garden is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Beautiful garden. The space I have, has been gardened for at least 58 years and we have been mulching for years. My zucchini plants are huge. We've had lots of rain in east central Ia, but could use some again.Had a church friend help me with the mulching and then she gets some of the veggies.ReplyDelete
Oh, I love your garden pics! Reminds me that I have salsa to make! We like to put down the grass clippings as well...I think it helps maintain moisture. Take care and I am going to try your smoothie!ReplyDelete
Your garden looks fantastic! I've been a Ruth Stout fan for many, many years! I still pass on her techniques to others. I probably own a first edition No Work Garden book, ha, ha, I'm that old! Hope you're feeling better soon! XOReplyDelete
Your garden looks like it keeps you busy, yummy! I put coconut oil in my smoothies also.ReplyDelete
hope you are now feeling better, no fun being under the weather. Your garden is full of produce, how good to be able to grow cucumber without a greenhouse. Smoothie looks and sounds tasty but would pass on the garlic ugh not for me hate both the taste and smell. Speedy recovery to you and hope I do not wake you up you need your sleep whilst poorly. Must check up about the grass clippings mine go in the bin and ocassionally in the composterReplyDelete
What a great garden! I love the pepper patch idea. I used to be able to grow a small garden here but my idiot neighbors have hired a mosquito spraying company that puts toxins and solvents in the air to drift over here. No more organic veg for me. We also used grass clippings and it's a great choice.ReplyDelete
I don't mind cuke skin when it's fresh and not waxed. Your smoothie ingredients sound really good, sick or not. Hopefully you'll soon be well. LeeAnna
Your garden is great. Wish I had a green thumb. Hope your feeling better soon.ReplyDelete
Your garden is just beautiful! Decades ago in WA I gardened a lot, but here in NM it's too hot in our yard. Chile peppers grow well here without needing to be against the siding like yours. August is chile season here in NM and the barrel roasters will be all around the state as people buy huge bags of chile and have them roasted. I love roasted green chile, but harder to find the mild. I don't know how some people can eat the extra hot without blistering their mouths! I can taste the great flavor when it's mild or just barely hot, but anything else all I feel is that hot spice and can't taste anything! Hmm maybe a hot green chile would cure what's ailing you Lea? Take it easy and take care of yourself. Oh I used to love making homemade spicy dill pickles with the small pickling cukes. I added a few red chiles in the jar and whole garlic. It dded flavor and not much spice and they were sooooo good! I sure miss eating those pickles.ReplyDelete
Your garden looks so good. I miss having one. I get to only plant two tomatoes, and trying to keep peppers growing, but the critters seem to love them. Had to put little fences around them. Love eating from the garden.ReplyDelete
Your plants look really fresh and healthy - hope they do you some good - get well soon :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you are on a health kick. Hope you are feeling better soon.ReplyDelete
Hope you get better fast, hugs sweet friend. Love your gardenReplyDelete


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issues with cukes.....
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 5:30 pm
I think i have some issues with the cukes. Sorry I have no pics, but here's what I have going on. First off, my plants are small, and really took a long time to take off from seedlings when I transplanted them. So much that I thought I would have to scrap them and start over, but then they took off. My small cukes started showing early last week. I had some that actually had a ripe shape/color, but maybe a little pale. Figure I would give them another 2 days. Well in 2 days they are what I would call the size of a normal cuke, get they are pale almost to the point of being white. I cut one open and the seeds resembled a normal cuke as far as ripeness, and I ate it and it was really really bland. HELP!
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 11:23 am
Tell us a little more about the conditions they are growing in... hours of direct sun? how much water/ rain? temps? how you fertilize? etc
the first thing I would think about is whether they are getting enough sun.
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:03 pm
Also, what variety of cuke is it? I jumped to a guess that it's an Armenian or Persian, which would be more pale and prefers hotter temps to grow.
I have a couple of Armenian seedlings that still only has 4 or 6 leaves even though they were sown in late May. (Drought didn't help either). A regular variety, or maybe Lemon cuke, sown two weeks earlier at the other end of the 4ft wide trellis is already covering 3/5 of the trellis and is starting to fruit....
Is the entire plant pale?


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No. Title 1 Concrete Crazy Paving 2 A Paved Surround for the Garden Seat 3 A Concrete Edge to the Flower Border 4 Making a Water-Lily Pool (A) 5 Making a Water-Lily Pool (B) 6 Planting Water-Lilies 7 Making a Garden Dovecot 8 Making a Miniature Trough or Sink Garden 9 Laying Edging Tiles 10 Making a Plant Propagating Frame 11 Ventilating the Garden Frame 12 A Slug Trap 13 Digging 14 Trenching 15 Making Seed Drills 16 Staking Standard Trees 17 Trimming Lawn Edges 18 Lifting and Laying Turf 19 Repairing Lawn Edges 20 Destroying Weeds 21 Marking Out Flower Beds 22 Planting Rose Trees 23 Pruning Standard Rose Trees 24 Planting Lily Bulbs 25 Potting Early Gladioli 26 "Stopping" Sweet Pea Seedlings 27 Layering 28 Propagating Ornamental Leaf Begonias 29 Dividing Dahlia Tubers 30 Sowing Peas 31 Making Potatoes Yield Good Crops 32 Preparing Onions for Storage 33 Dividing and Replanting Rhubarb 34 Pruning Young Apple Trees 35 Pruning Young Rede Currant Bushes 36 "Topping" Raspberry Canes 37 Grease Banding Fruit Trees 38 Bark Ringing 39 Root Pruning Cordon Fruit Trees 40 Winter Spraying 41 Sowing Small Seeds 42 Planting Out Seedlings 43 Pricking Off Seedlings 44 Watering Seeds or Seedlings 45 Taking Cuttings 46 Inserting Plant Cuttings 47 Potting Young Plants 48 Potting Plants 49 Preserving the Flavour of Apples 50 Growing a Dwarf Japanese Tree -- (Card Album)©2001, 2002 Jeff Allender. Comments, updates, & corrections are welcomed!


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Amanda Borden presented to the Autauga County Master Gardeners Association Lunch & Learn on Thursday, February 2, 2017. Here are her slides from the presentation. We have stripped out all the pictures to allow reading of the text.


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Planting & Transplanting
Planting or transplanting is both an art and science. Whether they are moving a plant on site from one location to another or bringing one in from a nursery its needs are generally the same. When planting a tree or shrub always dig the hole shallow but wide. Make sure the trunk flare is exposed and not covered w/ soil. Plant the tree at the proper height. And finally fill the hole with the soil that was removed from it and tamp the soil down so there is no air pockets.
Trees generally are purchased in one of two ways. Either they come in plastic containers or as a B&B (balled & burlaped). Hilltown Tree & Garden only purchases trees that were locally field grown, dug and encased in degradable burlap and a wire basket (B&B). This kind of tree is normally superior to the other production methods often done by some nurseries. But what is key is that all the burlap and the wire cage has to be removed at time of planting. This is a vital step that is normally skipped by most installers.
The tool in the photo is called the TBF Root Cutter. Although it is know as the "banana" to the guys at Hilltown Tree & Garden. They find it a fantastic tool for transplanting trees and shrubs with a minimum of transplant shock. The key to this tool is that it maximizes the roots it takes and minimizes the soil. For more information click here.
Here is Jim doing a mid-spring transplanting of some large PJM Rhododendrons. He was able to take a 40" rootball that contained virtually all of the shrubs roots.
The rhododendron 6 weeks later. Transplant shock has been minimized and the shrub has grown great one year after its transplanting.


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Fertiliser buyers face a big spring price rise:By Sam Fortescue
FARMERS BUYING fertiliser in January are facing prices as high as £157/t for ammonium nitrate and spring prices are still unpublished.
Rocketing forward gas prices mean that production costs in the New Year are unknown, and could come in even higher than January. Urea prices are also high, at £200/t for granules and £210/t for prills.
Existing orders are being produced for less than 30p/therm, but the January forward gas price has been as high as 80p/therm. Producers claim that volatility has made it impossible to price ammonium nitrate for the crucial months of February and March, with each extra penny per therm adding £3/t to production costs.
Market regulator Ofgem has stoked the rise by saying that industrial users could be cut off from one day to the next if there is a cold winter, in order to keep residential customers supplied.
Robin Cattermole, managing director at fertiliser manufacturer Yara, said spring prices would fall in the range £160-£170/t for ammonium nitrate. But he warned that this price was designed to attract buyers now, and could easily rise later in the year. Nitrogen shortages could also mean that large tonnages of non-compound fertilisers were hard to obtain.
Kemira’s spring prices could also soon be published, said commercial manager Ken Bowler. “We have been hesitant about selling too much up front because we are unsure about our winter cost structure. We may well issue prices through to March, but only for a given quantity.”
Opinion is divided on how many farmers will be affected, but consultant Roger Chesher believed that many had yet to buy fertiliser. “There is very little arable in my estimation, but around 45% of the grass market is still to come. The biggest unknown is how big this year”s market will be,” he said.
High prices coupled with the need to trim milk production to remain on quota could put dairy producers off altogether, said Mr Chesher. “There is potential for farmers to say we’ll wait for July”.”
The outlook for summer 2005 is better, although prices are forecast to remain high. Farmers could expect AN to fall back to about £120/t in July, said Mr Chesher. “Fertiliser producers are anxious to stimulate sales when gas is cheapest, so expect a come-on price in July. Anyone who can buy then should do so, but expect a sudden cut-off of cheap prices when order-books are full.”
The global squeeze on supplies would keep AN prices in an annual range of £115-£160/t until at least 2007, he said.


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Growth Points: Avoid precision equipment spring madness
Hill says the industry is now further along, meaning that the numbers of different systems and versions have multiplied.
“All of us are moving forward and we have good people, but they may not remember every version being used out there.” When you have the latest version, you are likely to have the best experience. Examine and replace cables. Even in a brand new install, cables can be the culprit. Take a close look at cables to see if anything is loose or shorting out, or if you simply have a bad cable or rodent damage. “Mice do like to chew cables,” Hill said.
Of course, all of this preparation and troubleshooting involves real people with varying personalities, so maintaining a positive attitude will always improve the outcome.
Hill ended by saying, “If you are a precision ag guy working with growers faced with challenges of this kind, the first thing is be professional. You need to exhibit in the field what you would want people to exhibit to you. Be a person who really wants to help the customer solve the problem. Treat them as you would want to be treated.”
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Despite the COVID-19 scare, the South African Berry Producers Association (SABPA) expects blueberry production to reach 25 000 tons for the 2020/2021.
“Earlier this month we announced a new record in blueberry exports with 12 282 tons exported in 2019/20. Read together with the production figures, the data shows that exports account for 68% of the industry’s production” said Chairperson of SABPA. Justin Mudge.
SABPA was established in 2011, with all intentions and purposes of positioning berries in South Africa within the wider market included but not limited to transformation, chemical registration and promoting export standards.
According to Mudge, SABPA was pleases that the blueberry production for 2019/2020 increased to 18 000 ton from 11 700 in the previous year.
“This impressive growth in production of 53% is testament to the growing investment in, and demand for, South African blueberries” he said.
Blueberries are commercially grown in North America and Europe, possessing low calories, with potential effects of regulating blood sugar levels and aiding heart and brain health.
Often marketed as a superfood, blueberries belong to the heather family (Vaccinium ssp.) also known for providing vitamins and antioxidants.
The local berry industry in South Africa was still small compared to other local fruit industries such as table grapes and apples.
According to SABPA, on average, total exports of blueberry were approximately 13 500 tons compared to over 200 000 tons for table grapes and about 300 000 tons for apples per year respectively.
Major exports destinations of SA blueberries were the United Kingdom (46,2%), Europe (46,10%), Middle East (2,57%), Far East (4,9%).
“The South African Berry Producers Association and its members remain firm in our commitment to South Africa and to our workforce. We will continue to strive to achieve growth every season, maintaining and creating new jobs in these trying time” added Mudge.
Blueberries in South Africa are normally available in variety of baked goods, jams, powder, jellies and other flavourings.


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Tula Free to Grows are great new ADJUSTABLE carrier that will work for you and your baby from birth (assuming he/ she is over 7 lbs) up to age 2 years old. We are in love with how easy they are to use and how cute they are!!!
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Have you heard the news? Urban Roots is hiring! Two exciting paid youth opportunities will begin in the new year, and we’re currently accepting applications for both! Learn more below. Please share widely!
-Spring 2022 Food & Leadership Fellowship – Youth 17 to 23: This is a paid, hands-on leadership development opportunity on our farms. Fellows will learn how to grow sustainable produce, grow core professional development skills, and complete an in-depth service project. Apply by Friday, January 21st!
-New Communications Internship – Undergraduate or Graduate Students: The paid Communications Internship will provide first-hand opportunities to develop and learn a variety of skills in the communications toolbox. Apply by Friday, January 14th!
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Organic seeds – SKAL Certified
Consumers are becoming more aware of what they are buying and also take more care to protect their environment. Since the beginning of 2015 we are SKAL certified. This means that we are allowed to trade organic seeds and process them in our products. For this we are under the control of the following authority: Skal, Bio control.


Sahara DG Herbicide, Bareground Vegetation Control in Specified Noncropland Areas
Sahara DG Herbicide, just one application provides complete burndown and total bareground control of 150 species of annual and perennial grasses, broadleaf weeds and vines. And Sahara DG keeps new weeds from emerging all season long. Ideal for guardrails, medians, shoulders, substations, barriers, delineators and signposts, Sahara DG is compatible with drift control agents, and, when used according to label directions, won't impact nearby vegetation – even sensitive crops.
Sahara DG Herbicide is compatible with other bareground products as well as drift control agents, and, when used according to label directions, won’t impact nearby vegetation – even sensitive crops. Sahara can be tankmixed with Pendulum AquaCap or Journey to further maximize the length and spectrum of control.
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Marigold Antigua Orange is a superior, easy to grow African marigold which blooms for many months, Antigua Orange has large, fully double orange blooms carried above the foliage and is very tolerant of hot weather. Plant in full sun, grows to a height of 25 - 30cm.
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This is our earliest peach and is ripe from mid November to early December depending on where you are located. Small to medium sized white fleshed peach. Is an extremely heavy cropper and the sweetness varies with season. A fantastic start to the peach season.


18/05/2023 E&V announce a new distribution partnership with ADM for animal feed
We are pleased to announce our new partnership with ADM, a science-led provider of innovative animal feed additive solutions and concepts, for the supply of flavours, sweeteners and phytogenic bioactives covering Italy.
E&V is pleased to include ADM’s innovative animal feed solutions in its portfolio. The partnership with ADM completes our offer for poultry, ruminant, pig, and aquaculture feed by meeting customer needs, enhancing their animal well-being and performance, as well as reducing the environmental impact of farm animal production.
Together we strive to meet the highest quality standards and local demands.
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So far 2016 has been a wet year for us here in Northern California. It was a little challenging during our Low Elevation plant harvest down in Manteca, CA but we worked through it. We are not complaining about all this rain because our state needs it to fill up the reservoirs.
In January we had a couple of days with heavy rainfall. As you can see from the photos below our Redding, CA. headquarters was pretty soaked. All of this water is very helpful but the snow pack on our mountain ranges is most important to help our drought situation in the state. In 2015 Shasta Lake experiences record low water levels during the hot summer months. Right now according to KRCR news Channel 7 the lake was recently under 100 feet from the crest, still pretty low but we are on the rise. Here are a few articles that we found interesting concerning the El Nino and Drought we have going on in our area.
KRCR News Channel 7 – “Businesses excited for higher water levels at Shasta Lake”
The Strawberry Grower – “What North America Can Expect from El Nino” (www.theconversation.com)


Each year the Accessory Purchasers at Stokes Seeds travel across North America to bring you the best variety of handy gardening accessories and come back to our office with hundreds of new products. After much deliberation, they narrow the field down to those products we feel would be most beneficial to our customers.
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DuPont’s Pioneer Hi-Bred seed business gets a green light from South Africa’s Competition Appeal Court to purchase a majority stake in Pannar. From the press release:
Approval of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions that Pioneer and Pannar have committed to, including significant, long-term investment in South Africa. In addition to its investment in Pannar, Pioneer has committed R62 million (South African Rand) by 2017 to establish a regional research center in South Africa that would bring advanced R&D breeding technologies to Africa and apply these technologies to the companies’ complimentary germplasm pools. The research center will be similar to the innovative centers that DuPont has established in Brazil, India and China and will allow South Africa the opportunity to play a leading role in agricultural development for the African continent.
Pioneer and Pannar have further committed to working with communities, government and other groups to develop programs addressing the challenges faced by small-scale and developing farmers to increase their overall farm productivity, profitability and food security. Pioneer has committed R20 million over six years toward programs, in addition to its current endeavors, that will benefit developing farmers in South Africa.


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Sugrand is specializing in the production of various specifications, mesh insect net. Our factory has been engaged in the weaving of insect-proof nets for decades. We have the most mature technology and the fastest weaving speed. Therefore, even if the customer requests the processing of special specifications of insect-proof nets, our delivery time is very short.
At present, the best selling pest control net is the 30 purpose, 1 meters, 1.2 meters, 1.5 meters, and 2 meters wide. Because its mesh is about 0.9 mm, it can not only block the entry and exit of pests, but also let vegetables have good ventilation. And the cost is relatively appropriate, our factory has been using new materials woven anti insect net, so that it can increase the service life of insect-proof net, the overall calculation, the cost will be reduced a lot.
There is another 60 purposes, suitable for planting leaflet vegetables, width is 1 meter, 1.2 meters, 1.5 meters, 2 meters wide. Its mesh is about 0.5mm.
You can choose the specifications you need according to the type of vegetable or fruit tree you grow and the size of the pest control. We can also manufacture special wide open houses according to your requirements. Generally more than 3 meters on the need to process sewing, we have a special machine for you to process, so that you can buy products to meet their own requirements.
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Cedar Raised Garden Bed lets you grow your all your favorite plants, vegetables and herbs. Assembling this kit is a simple: simply slide the boards into the corner posts to form your frame, attach the caps and add your soil and plants. You won't find an easier way to create the garden of your dreams. Tool-free frame assembly, boards simply slide into corner posts. Made from naturally rot and insect resistant cedar wood.
Stackable and expandable with additional Greenes raised garden beds. Of soil needed to fill raised beds. If you are not happy with your item please return it in the original packaging with all tags attached within 30 days.Our policy is to provide complete satisfaction with the product. We provide open, honest, prompt and clear communication with our buyers. The digital images we display have the most accurate color possible. However, due to differences in computer monitors, we cannot be responsible for variations in color between the actual product and your screen. The item "Cedar Raised Garden Bed Wood Planter Box Herb Plant Vegetable Flower 2 x 8 ft" is in sale since Monday, June 12, 2017.
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LIVE FROM THE FIELDS: Huron Leaf Lettuce
March 11, 2015
Please click here to view a Markon Live from the Fields video about upcoming lots of leaf lettuce in the Huron, California growing region.
- A limited number of growers have begun packing lettuce items in Huron, California
- Elevated insect pressure is common during the spring growing transition
- Current lots are exhibiting low insect counts, but their numbers may increase as the season progresses
- Most insects are concentrated at the base/core of the heads
- Operator customers can greatly reduce or eliminate insect issues by making a higher cut and thoroughly rinsing all of the useable product before serving
- Hail damage is also present in some of the first lots due to a storm that passed through a couple of weeks ago, but this issue may be isolated
Please contact your Markon customer service representative for more information.
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The downpour over the weekend in London and the southern counties was a welcome respite for anxious gardeners.
Parts of Surrey saw more than 30mm (1.2in) in 24 hours, more rain than the whole of the previous three months and there were flash floods further south.
The average rainfall expected in the south east of England during June is 56mm (2.2in) , meaning that parts of England have received more than half their monthly average over one 24 hour period.
However rainfall was light in the north of East Anglia, where farmers crops are failing. Even in areas where rainfall caused flooding, the ground is so dry water is running straight into the rivers and plants need steady rain over a long period to recover.
Further rainfall is forecast for this week but it is predicted there will then be another dry period.
The Environment Agency is having regular crisis meetings with farmers and water companies to ensure water is preserved for essential use.
A spokesman said it has been such a dry spring that the three month’s previous rainfall in 24 hours is not enough to replenish the soil. The second-driest spring in 100 years and the warmest since 1659 has made the ground concrete hard. In some areas the soil has not been so dry for 50 years.
“To get out of where we are now, we would some substantial rain for a prolonged period. In the medium term, forecasts are for a return to dry conditions after this wet spell,” he said.
If the dry period continues, it is expected East Anglia will be declared officially in ‘drought’ and hosepipe bans will be imposed.
Drought could also force up food prices as crops fail across Europe. It will also wipe out wildlife and fish stocks in some rivers.
Barry Gromett, of the Met Office, forecast more unsettled weather for the rest of the week, but said that the heaviest rainfall had probably passed.
He predicted it will be warm with a few showers but it will settle down later in the week and return to the dry weather.
"I think it is sunshine and showers really. The further east you are the lighter these showers will be, with some reasonable sunny spells in between the heavy showers.
"In the south east through at the beginning of the week there will be showers here and there and some fine sunny spells in between.
"Top temperatures will probably be something like 20C (68F) in the south east. It will bring some showers along, but nowhere near the intensity of the ones we have seen recently."


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Subcellular localization of cadmium in roots and leaves of Arabidopsis thaliana
Article first published online: 6 DEC 2006
Volume 173, Issue 3, pages 495–508, February 2007
How to Cite
Van Belleghem, F., Cuypers, A., Semane, B., Smeets, K., Vangronsveld, J., d’Haen, J. and Valcke, R. (2007), Subcellular localization of cadmium in roots and leaves of Arabidopsis thaliana. New Phytologist, 173: 495–508. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.2006.01940.x
- Issue published online: 6 DEC 2006
- Article first published online: 6 DEC 2006
- Received: 4 August 2006 Accepted: 3 October 2006
- Arabidopsis thaliana;
- cadmium (Cd);
- energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis (EDXMA);
- granular deposits;
- high-pressure freezing;
- • We examined the subcellular cadmium (Cd) localization in roots and leaves of wild-type Arabidopsis thaliana (ecotype Columbia) exposed to environmentally relevant Cd concentrations.
- • Energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis (EDXMA) was performed on high-pressure frozen and freeze-substituted tissues.
- • In the root cortex, Cd was associated with phosphorus (Cd/P) in the apoplast and sulfur (Cd/S) in the symplast, suggesting phosphate and phytochelatin sequestration, respectively. In the endodermis, sequestration of Cd/S was present as fine granular deposits in the vacuole and as large granular deposits in the cytoplasm. In the central cylinder, symplastic accumulation followed a distinct pattern illustrating the importance of passage cells for the uptake of Cd. In the apoplast, a shift of Cd/S granular deposits from the middle lamella towards the plasmalemma was observed. Large amounts of precipitated Cd in the phloem suggest retranslocation from the shoot. In leaves, Cd was detected in tracheids but not in the mesophyll tissue.
- • Extensive symplastic and apoplastic sequestration in the root parenchyma combined with retranslocation via the phloem confirms the excluder strategy of Arabidopsis thaliana.


The Paweleks got up at 4am on Friday to pack their pumpkins, potatoes, corn, carrots, squash, spinach, lettuce and other vegies for judging at this weekend’s Dapto Show.
The Farmborough Heights family has been displaying fresh produce at the show for 10 years, winning hundreds of awards and donating the prize money back to the community.
One of the show’s organisers, Rhonda Blackett, said the family’s generosity was appreciated.
‘‘They could have a show on their own with all the fruit and veg they bring to display,’’ she said.
Sonya Pawelek said they had about 20 boxes of produce, including their own honey.
‘‘You pick more than anybody can eat ... bring it home on Sunday afternoon and hand it out to family and friends,’’ she said.
Two years ago the family donated their prize money to bushfire victims, but most of the time it goes towards encouraging children to get involved in the show by providing extra prizes.
The two-day Dapto Show reaches its climax on Saturday with special jousting performances, daredevil ute driving demonstrations and a display by the 73rd Regiment of Foot, who wear 19th-century soldiers’ uniforms and fire rifles of that period.


Four-way is made of a mixture of different marijuana strains - Afghani, Indian and Pakistani strains, all combined with the strength and powerful punch of Skunk #1. After some more polishing to draw attention to her best characteristics, Four Way was re-introduces to the market in 1995 and has become one of the favorites among growers who prefer a strain featuring an extraordinary taste and appearance, plus all the sharpness and strength of the finest Indicas.
Four-way normally carries an Indica look, fairly short and bushy with medium-sized to large leaves. This combination creates a somewhat mild smoke and has an amazing taste. This marijuana plant works well with almost all growing systems. Four-way is very resistant to a number of diseases and almost always, it produces great yields.


Here in the Stateline ethanol is on a lot of people's minds. In his State of the Union address President Bush promised to increase research money for the use of ethanol.
That's welcome news to the president of the Winnebago County Farm Bureau. Earl Williams hopes the president's initiative will convince more people that ethanol is important to our local and national economy.
President Bush wants to make ethanol fuel practical and available to everyone in America within six years. That would make us less dependent on foreign oil, and put a lot of extra money in farmer's pockets. That's because ethanol is made up of mostly corn byproducts.
Click on the video link to hear how this program would also benefit farmers and the rest of us in another way.


Malus 'Donald Wyman' is a typical white-flowered crab-apple, which grows into a reasonably large spreading tree, with good presence.
This variety is particularly notable for its small red fruitlets (1cm diameter), which are very persistent, hanging on the tree well into the winter.
In a good autumn (with sunny days and cold nights) the leaves take on yellow-orange tints.
Fill in the form below and we will notify you when Donald Wyman crab-apple trees are back in stock.
Donald Wyman crab-apple trees have a poor reputation in the USA for their susceptibility to the disease fireblight. However don't let this put you off - fireblight is not virulent in the UK, and in this country Donald Wyman is usually problem-free. It is also very cold-hardy.
This variety was discovered as a chance seedling growing at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University in the USA in the 1950s. It was named after Dr. Donald Wyman, a horticulturalist who worked at the Aboretum for many years.
Illustrative example of a pot-grown tree of this variety as supplied.
Approximate girth: 6/8cm.
Trees should reach their mature height after about 10 or more years.
We may also have 1-year bare-root trees of this variety - they are not shown here.
We list more than 40 different crab-apple trees. Choosing can be difficult! See our article explaining the different characteristics of crab-apple trees which will help you narrow down the selection.


The Minister for State for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Okello Oryem, has reiterated Government of Uganda’s commitment to increase Coffee Exports to China.
The Minister made these remarks while speaking at the one-day Hybrid event, the 1st Uganda Coffee Day organized by the Consulate General of the Republic of Uganda in Guangzhou in conjunction with the Embassy of the Republic of Uganda in Beijing, the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) which was convened with the purpose of increasing the volume of exported coffee and coffee products from Uganda to China.
The event which took place simultaneously in Guangzhou at Guangzhou Jinda Coffee & Beverages Market, one of the largest coffee markets in Southern China and UCDA Offices in Kampala featured a coffee cupping and tasting of the latest harvest of coffee samples of both Robusta and Arabica coffee.
The main objective of this event was to promote the unique quality of Uganda Coffee in China, create partnerships for the importation of Uganda coffee into China and attract investments in value addition in Uganda’s coffee sector.
The Uganda Coffee Day is one of the activities to be held in commemoration of 60 years of Uganda- China relations under the theme “60 years of Strategic Friendship and Cooperation between Uganda and China towards a Shared Future in a New Era”.
The Minister commended the efforts of Uganda’s Consulate in Guangzhou and Embassy in Beijing for convening this event noting that this is in fulfilment of the Ministry’s deliberate policy to pursue Economic and Commercial Diplomacy in a bid to strengthen bilateral trade with China.
Hon. Oryem informed that H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, directed the Uganda Coffee Development Authority to accelerate the coffee production from 3.5M 60kg to 20M by 2025.
He affirmed that engagements like these will afford a necessary platform to explore the different ways on how this can be achieved.
The Minister further noted that Ugandan coffee is now ranked 3rd globally in terms of quality and Government is looking at ways of supporting the private sector to penetrate the Chinese market which will give the farmer a good place in the global trade.
H.E. Zhang Lizhong the Chinese Ambassador to Uganda, lauded the excellent bilateral relations between China and Uganda.
He further commended the efforts of Uganda’s Consulate and Embassy in China and the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) for organizing this event to promote coffee exports from Uganda to China.
The Ambassador further reiterated the Government of China’s commitment to increase bilateral trade and informed that one of the ways to achieve this is through increased export of Uganda’s coffee which has a unique taste and flavor loved by a significant percentage of Chinese people.
He also informed of the commitment of the Chinese Embassy in Uganda to continue offering UCDA technical support to achieve this common goal for the mutual benefit of both parties.
Dr. Emmanuel Iyamulemye, the Managing Director at Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), revealed that “Uganda is coming to China in a big way.”
He further informed that Uganda’s coffee first arrived in China in 2003 and today’s event is one of the activities aimed at finding ways of how Ugandan coffee can penetrate the Chinese market.
He added that Uganda’s coffee roadmap of increasing coffee production from 3.5m bags to 20m bags by 2030 has been informed by lessons worldwide in terms of the market.
He highlighted that “For China, UCDA is looking at a structured approach to offset the imports deficit through increased export volumes of coffee with focus on high-quality specialty”.
Amb. Fred Mugisha, the Acting Ambassador to China appreciated Minister Hon. Okello Oryem and H.E. Zhang Lizhong the Chinese Ambassador to Uganda for gracing the function as well as reiterating commitment to increase coffee exports to the Republic of China.
In his remarks, Ambassador Fred Mugisha hailed the good relations between Uganda and China. He thanked Mr. Cai Shuqiang and his team for the support and collaboration in organizing the Uganda Coffee Day in Guangzhou under the theme “60 years of Strategic Friendship and Cooperation between Uganda and China towards a Shared Future in a New Era”.
He highlighted that Memorandum of Understanding between Uganda and the People’s Republic of China gives Ugandan coffee access to the Chinese market.
He encouraged coffee exporters to take advantage this MOU to increase coffee exports to China.
Mr. Cai Shuqiang, the President of the Jinda Coffee Market in Guangzhou, thanked the staff of the Uganda’s Consulate and Embassy in China and the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) for organizing this event the 1st Uganda Coffee Day in Guangzhou.
The President underscored the enormous potential for Uganda coffee in China.
He expressed commitment to partner with UCDA and any other willing Ugandan Coffee exporting company in the exportation of Uganda coffee to China.
He further emphasized that he would organize and lead delegation of Chinese Investors to Uganda to explore more opportunities in the coffee sector once the COVID-19 restrictions on travel in China are reviewed.
According to statistics from UCDA China’s coffee market is estimated at US$11.5bn in annual sales and is expected to grow by 10% in the next five years. Additionally, Coffee consumption in China is growing at between 15%-20% annually.
With the increasing volumes of organically grown coffee, Uganda has an advantage over other African countries to capture the China coffee market.
The event attracted key players in the coffee sector i.e coffee importers & exporters, traders, roasters, dealers in coffee machinery & related equipment, media practitioners, relevant Government departments to mention but a few.
It was concluded with an award prize giving ceremony for Uganda’s best coffees in cupping and tasting presided over by Mr. Jacky Lee Judge and Panel Chief in Guangzhou.
The following coffee brands won different prizes with Sipi falls Natural Anaerobic from Kawacom (U) Ltd winning followed by Natural from Mountain Harvest and Mt Elgon UTZ AAA washed Arabica coffee.
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Most U.S. domestic blueberry supply is shipped weekly through California, Oregon, and Washington. The first part of the high season is supplied by Central California with harvest in April, and the second half is supplied by Oregon and Washington beginning in June.
Most blueberries are transported via truck across the United States and from Mexico, representing 65 percent of total yearly supply with 28 percent traveling by boat from South America, and 8 percent by air, mostly from Argentina and Chile.
Though Mexico has availability nearly all year, shipments intensify from March to May through Arizona, California, and Texas. Peru and Chile export mainly by boat, Peru mostly to the port of Philadelphia, while Chile uses the ports of Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Tampa, FL.
Argentina exports generally arrive by air at the Los Angeles International Airport, which Peru and Chile also utilize, but in small batches.
As demand expands and South American production increases, air transportation is declining because there is now enough volume to fill containers and ship via boat. From 2013 to now, Chilean blueberry air transportation decreased 10 percent.
While Peruvian air shipments have contracted 11 percent since 2015, Argentina—which sent 99 percent of its production in 2014 and 2015 by air—decreased 9 percent in 2017.


Soybeans Mixed on Weather Predictions
Published 8:00 pm, Thursday, June 5, 2003
Soybean futures were mixed Friday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade, with wet weather expected in U.S. growing regions and dry weather forecast in China.
Corn prices rose slightly following a weeklong slide, while wheat prices fell.
Forecasters are calling for scattered thunderstorms this weekend and possibly into early next week in the Midwestern soy belt. Continued dry weather is predicted in China's key growing areas, which could hurt yields.
Corn opened higher after falling for a fifth consecutive session Thursday on the release of disappointing export sales figures.
Wheat for July delivery fell 1 cent to $3.19 1/2 a bushel; July corn rose 1 1/4 cents to $2.37 a bushel; July oats rose 2 cents to $1.45 a bushel; July soybeans rose 3 3/4 cents to $6.22 1/2 a bushel.
Beef and pork futures were mixed in early trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
July live cattle rose .35 cent to 71.70 cents a pound; August feeder cattle fell .20 cent to 85 cents a pound; July lean hogs rose .40 cent to 68.32 cents a pound; July pork bellies fell .55 cent to 91.30 cents a pound.


Monday, June 12, 2006
The wait is over!!!!
After a 2 month wait I have been given the option on an Allotment in Henley-on-Thames.
I am a novice to allotments, but for the past 6 months I have been growing a few veg in my back garden, but as I was slowly taking over the garden, the wife suggested that I get an allotment!!!! Maybe she just wants to get rid of me!
In this blog I will try to describe what I have been doing in lingo that a novice gardener can understand!


Garden Dill (Anethum Graveolens Tetra) 400 seeds (#1823)
All seeds (except SOLD OUT) are available for immediate shipping and will be dispatched within 1-2 business days.
The early variety, 45-50 cm high. Because of the compact habit and dense foliage of the plant, this variety is perfect for growing in pots inside.
Can be used in culinary: fresh, very aromatic leaves can be added to salads, potatoes, fish and eggs, are perfect for pickling cucumbers.
Grow on sunny window or summer garden in average to fertile soil with good drainage. It grows best with regular water but will tolerate short periods of drought.
Approximately 400-500 seeds in 5g packet.
Genus - Anethum
Species - Graveolens
Variety - Tetra
Common name - Garden Dill
Pre-Treatment - Not-required
Hardiness zones - 3 - 10
Height - 0,45 - 0,50 m
Spread - 0,30 m
Plant type - Annual, fragrant herb
Exposure - Full Sun
Growth rate - Fast
Soil PH - Neutral, Alkaline
Soil type - Well drained, Fertile, Low salinity
Water requirements - Average, high
Landscape uses - Fragrance, culinary, foliage, dried arrangements, good for balcony or inside containers
Bloom season - Late Spring, Early Summer, Summer
Leaf / Flower color - Green / Yellow
Can be sown anytime during the warm season -- from March to September inside in pots.
Push the seeds on the moist surface, cover with clear plastic or glass. Keep moist, warm.
Germination time - 2 weeks.
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Several area counties have been authorized to use Conservation Reserve Program acres for emergency haying or grazing for the 2022 fiscal year.
Those counties include Buena Vista, Clay, Ida, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, and Sac. Six other counties have been given emergency haying or grazing authorization with some restrictions, including Cherokee, O’Brien, Monona, Plymouth, Sioux, and Woodbury.
Participants need to get approved from their local Farm Service Agency office. The designations were made due to ongoing drought conditions in the affected counties.


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Very vigorous plant produces abundant side branches, which reach a height of between 40 and 90 cm.
Autoflowering very fast flowering.
DettagliAutomatic strain of good production with big buds of rich and aromatic resin. Very vigorous plant produces abundant side branches, which reach a height of between 40 and 90 cm. Autoflowering very fast flowering.
|Indoor / Outdoor||Grows indoors, Grows outdoors|
|Yield||Indoor: 450 - 500 g/m2 / Outdoor: 20 - 70 g/plant|
|Max. Flowering Time||8 weeks|
|Plant height||40 - 90 cm|
|THC content||High (15-20%)|
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Netherlands Wholesale Flowers Plants etc. 🙌🏼 Export of Plants Flowers Garden products 🚚 Online Sales 🛒💻 Import Plants Flowers Garden products 🚚
Fertiplant BV flower export
Burg. Kasteleinweg 5 Show the map
+31 297 345 324
Fertiplant BV – flower export company.
Company Fertiplant BV – Import & Export, from Anthurium to Zantedeschia.
Fertiplant has been exporting pot plants and cuttings worldwide for more than 20 years. Fertiplant is now a medium to large flower exporter, with clients throughout Europe and beyond. From our base in Aalsmeer, located just 1 kilometre from the largest auction in the world, we export pot plants and cuttings to more than 60 countries worldwide.
Our team is the greatest asset we have. It aims to serve our customers in the best possible way, day in and day out. Each customer has specific requirements. Whether it’s a barcode sticker, flowering stage, plants from a specific grower or the method of packaging. Our entire organisation knows these are the details that count!
Over Fertiplant our buyers buy from the Dutch auctions every day as well as directly from growers throughout Europe. Fertiplant has a real-time webshop. This system forms an optimum link between the customer and the grower. Every day our sales department works with customers, growers and transport and packaging partners. Our purpose is to optimise the process from grower to consumer.
We hope that this has stirred your interest and we look forwarded to hearing from you soon. So welcome to Fertiplant BV – flower export company.


In 2005, Scott Plein purchased the historic White House Farm property in Page County, Virginia. After considering several land uses , Mr. Plein decided to enroll the property into a permanent conservation easement held by the Virginia Outdoors Foundation in order to protect its working agricultural operations and the unique natural beauty encompassed on the 270 acres.
After further thought on the best potential for the land, he hired Chris Anderson from Luray, Virginia as the executive director of his new environmental education and research center and named it the White House Farm Foundation.
The Foundation is privately funded by Mr. Plein and is a nonprofit educational foundation with a focus on sustainable agriculture, conservation, local history and culture. The farm lies next to the South Fork of the Shenandoah River in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, an area renowned for its agriculture, beauty and natural resources.
We have many plans for our farm and foundation, all of which involve partners and community assistance. We are seeking partnerships and collaborative projects with individuals, community groups, the business community, research facilities, education institutions and other conservation groups within the Shenandoah Valley.
On the 270 acres, there are numerous features such as high bluffs, karst ponds, limestone outcroppings, active corn, soybean and hay fields, 52 acres of riparian buffer with warm season grasses (and a few exotic invasive species) and almost a mile of river frontage along the Shenandoah River.
We believe in striving for a healthy ecosystem which encompasses wise use of natural and human resources. Our mission is to enrich individuals with knowledge of and involvement with our natural ecological systems, sustainable agriculture, holistic community planning, and respect for local history and culture.


Giving Tuesday, a national day of giving, will be November 28th this year!
While the garden season may be over, our board has been hard at work prepping for next year. In 2017 we built 87 gardens and look forward to matching or exceeding that number for next year. And we couldn't do it without your help! Thank you for all the time and financial support you gave in 2017 and we look forward to working with you again in 2018.
As you plan for Giving Tuesday this year, please consider us in your donations. We have a goal of raising $4,000 this month which would provide 15 gardens to food-insecure families in DuPage County.
Make a difference in DuPage.
Bookmark our donation page with a reminder on your calendar for November 28th.


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Cat® Bale Grabs for Skid Steer Loaders, Multi Terrain Loaders, Compact Track Loaders and Compact Wheel Loaders are designed for grasping and carrying baled material. Bales of wheat, hay and other materials are easily transported for livestock feed, bedding, to and from bale wrapper, and movement to storage. The Bale Grab firmly grasps baled materials but due to the rounded arm design no damage will take place to the bale. Offering the ability to pick up bales sitting flat or on their side the Bale Grab increases machine versatility to manipulate round or square bales in any position.
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A blocked chimney can cause combustion by-products to leak into your home, and that is very dangerous to your health. Take few moments each fall to inspect your chimney. If you notice evidence of chimney deterioration, contact a qualified chimney expert right away for corrective repairs.
Potted plants need to be fertilized, especially if in the same pot and soil for a long period of time. Many types of fertilizers are available and any may be used according to label directions. Select one which gives the best results for existing growing conditions.
Do not fertilize dry plants as the roots may be burned. Water, then fertilize in a day or two.
Resting house plants need no fertilizer.


Natural Medco Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eve & Co Inc (OTCMKTS:EEVVF), has completed the supply of adult-use dried flowers for sale in the retail market of Saskatchewan through National Cannabis Distribution.
CEO and President of EVE & Co, Melinda Rombouts, said the company is excited to establish a presence in the Saskatchewan market using its high quality dried flower products. Saskatchewan offers excellent prospects for its current and future products.
Ships adult-use cannabis pre-rolls
EVE & Co has fulfilled the first order for adult-use cannabis pre-rolls for distribution in Ontario through the Ontario cannabis store. Melinda said the company is pleased to distribute the products in its home province. It will look forward to distributing the products across Ontario.
Health Canada approved an amendment to the license
Health Canada has approved an amendment to the license of Natural MedCo. The amended licenses allow the company to use Flowering Room 3 (780,000 Sq. Ft.) as the growing area. In August 2019, the company expanded the flowering room to bring together sophisticated greenhouse technology, engineering, components, and design. It has features like climate control, lighting controls, and automation. The amended license allows the company to ramp up production to meet the growing demand for cannabis in the overseas and domestic markets across Canada.
Melinda commenting on the amended license approval, said the company could use the Flowering room as an additional growing area. He praised the team for their hard work to achieve this milestone. The company will enhance production in the next two quarters to become a distinguished supplier to satisfy the growing demand for cannabis in Canada and the international markets.
Advanced Flowering Room has in place all the necessary controls and features to monitor plant nutrients. The triple boiler system at this facility operates with a dual fuel supply to maintain continuous operation. It also established advanced CO2 technology to optimize and monitor CO2 levels to ensure plant growth. The annual production capacity of EVE & Co will increase to 50,000 kgs. EVE & Co will also unveil value-added products under the Eve brand in the Canadian market.
EVE & Co holds processing and cultivation licenses to manufacture and sell a variety of cannabis products that include cannabis plants, dried cannabis, and cannabis oil.


Evolutionary genomics of plant-pathogen interactions
Most plants face attacks by fungal pathogens. In agriculture, outbreaks of diseases are frequent and pose a significant threat to sustainable food production. What enables pathogens to overcome host defenses and cause damage is poorly understood. A key evolutionary step for pathogens is to evolve effectors that specifically target and disable the plant immune system.
Our group uses experimental and population genomics tools to analyze the rapid emergence of pathogens. A major focus is to use genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to directly identify the genes in pathogen genomes linked to the breakdown of host resistance. We also assemble complete genomes to analyze mechanisms that generate high degrees of sequence polymorphism. We are particularly interested in the action of transposable elements (selfish elements in the genome) and the evolution of gene regulation. Our group also conducts population genomic studies to analyze the process of adaptive evolution in natural field populations.
- A fungal avirulence factor encoded in a highly plastic genomic region triggers partial resistance to septoria tritici blotch
Meile L; Croll D; Brunner PC; Plissonneau C; Hartmann FE; McDonald BA; Sanchez-Vallet A
NEW PHYTOLOGIST Volume: 219 Issue: 3 1048-1061 10.1111/nph.15180 AUG 2018
- Transposable element insertions shape gene regulation and melanin production in a fungal pathogen of wheat
Krishnan, Parvathy; Meile, Lukas; Plissonneau, Clemence; Ma, Xin; Hartmann, Fanny E; Croll, Daniel; McDonald, Bruce A; Sanchez-Vallet, Andrea
BMC BIOLOGY Volume: 16 Article Number: 78 10.1186/s12915-018-0543-2 JUL 16 2018
- Genome-wide evidence for divergent selection between populations of a major agricultural pathogen Molecular Ecology
Fanny E Hartmann; Bruce A McDonald, Daniel Croll
MOLECULAR ECOLOGY, 27 (12):2725-2741; 10.1111/mec.14711 JUN 2018
- A monothiol glutaredoxin is required for iron homeostasis and virulence in the AIDS-associated pathogen Cryptococcus neoformans
Hu, GG; Attarian, R; Do, E; Croll, D; Caza, M; Bach, H; Missall, TA; Lodge, J; Jung, WH; Kronstad, JW
MEDICAL MYCOLOGY, 56 S124-S124; 2 JUN 2018
- Comparative Genomics of Smut Pathogens: Insights From Orphans and Positively Selected Genes Into Host Specialization
Benevenuto, J; Teixeira-Silva, NS; Kuramae, EE; Croll, D; Monteiro-Vitorello, CB
FRONTIERS IN MICROBIOLOGY, 9 https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2018.00660 APR 6 2018
- Population genomics analyses of European ibex species show lower diversity and higher inbreeding in reintroduced populations
Grossen, Christine; Biebach, Iris; Angelone-Alasaad, Samer; et al.
EVOLUTIONARY APPLICATIONS, 11 (2): 123-139 https://doi.org/10.1111/eva.12490 FEB 2018
- Acetate provokes mitochondrial stress and cell death in Ustilago maydis
Kretschmer, Matthias; Lambie, Scott; Croll, Daniel; et al.
MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY, 107 (4): 488-507 https://doi.org/10.1111/mmi.13894 FEB 2018
- Pangenome analyses of the wheat pathogen Zymoseptoria tritici reveal the structural basis of a highly plastic eukaryotic genome
Plissonneau, Clemence; Hartmann, Fanny E.; Croll, Daniel
BMC BIOLOGY, 16: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12915-017-0457-4 JAN 11 2018
- Nature's genetic screens: using genome-wide association studies for effector discovery
Sanchez-Vallet, Andrea; Hartmann, Fanny E.; Marcel, Thierry C.; et al.
MOLECULAR PLANT PATHOLOGY, 19 (1): 3-6 https://doi.org/10.1111/mpp.12592 JAN 2018
- Quantitative trait locus mapping reveals complex genetic architecture of quantitative virulence in the wheat pathogen Zymoseptoria tritici
Stewart, Ethan L.; Croll, Daniel; Lendenmann, Mark H.; et al.
MOLECULAR PLANT PATHOLOGY, 19 (1): 201-216 https://doi.org/10.1111/mpp.12515 JAN 2018
- Genetic basis of pathogen virulence
- Ecological genomics and local adaptation of pathogens
- Population genomics of pathogen outbreaks
- Structure and evolution of pathogen genomes
- Transposable elements and the evolution of gene regulation
- Crop resistance breeding
- Bioinformatics and genome assembly
- Molecular plant pathology
- Fungal community analyses
- Genome-wide association mapping (GWAS)