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For the price of 149.95, fans will receive a 5-by-2 foot piece of sod that will ship Wednesday and arrive Friday (two-day delivery from UPS). Each roll of grass comes with its own Certificate of Authenticity.
Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick said last week at the ACC spring meetings in Amelia Island said reaction to the renovations to the 84-year-old stadium were ‘very positive.’
The sales of the field could generate more than $800,000 according to the South Bend Tribune, which speculates that ‘5,760 pieces of sod could be sold. If each sells for $150, that’s $864,000.’
The new FieldTurf will debut on Aug. 30 when Notre Dame plays host to Rice.


Chou will lead product development at the company under the HTC Future Development Lab.
Garg said India is importing about Rs 50,000 cr worth of electronic products while the exports are just in the range of Rs 20,000-Rs 25,000 cr.
To test their products, they have partnered with pre-schools and play schools around their office.
At present, the state government has no direct role in the city planning made by DDA and purchases land from it at a very high rate for various projects.
Mukerji said any development has to result in jobs and "what we need is not just more production, but mass production and production by masses."
Stressing on the importance of the role of agricultural sector in India's economic development, Mahindra said: "Only farmers can make India a superpower (that) it aims to be."
The models accounted for planting dates, planting rates, temperatures and other crop management factors.
The committee would discuss about the need to set up solid waste management and sewerage treatment projects for Amritsar.


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Libelium’s new Air Quality Station allows the measurement of the five most important pollutant gases (CO, NO, NO2, SO2, and O3) as well as particulate matter (PM1, PM2.5, and PM10), weather conditions, and noise levels. The device includes communication via 4G, and rich remote management thanks to advanced cloud that facilitates OTA (over the air) programming and reconfiguration.
Precision agriculture is about managing variations in the field to increase crop yield, raise productivity and reduce consumption of agricultural inputs.
Smart Water is a product designed to detect the most relevant parameters related to water quality control such as dissolved oxygen, oxidation-reduction potential, pH, conductivity and temperature.
Smart Cities is a product designed to detect different basic parameters related to ambient conditions, noise levels, air quality and luminosity for several applications.


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In case you missed them, here are the items that have garnered the most interest from other farmers in the month of September:
- [Video] 60-Inch Corn: Fact or Fiction?
- Strip-Till Farmer Editors Share Highlights from Farm Progress Show
- There Are Many ‘Ifs,’ but Discovery of Self-Fertilizing Corn Could Transform Agriculture
- Soil Sampling Tips for the 2019 Crop Year
- Mandatory Cover Cropping? — Maybe
- Cutting Fertilizer Application Costs with a Precision Strip-Till System
- [Video] Experience the New Zone ‘NForcer from Hawkins
- Avoiding Service Gaps in Timely Technology Support
- Should You Soil Test in Fall or Spring?
- [Podcast] Precision vs. Accuracy: Understanding the Difference for Effective Nutrient Application
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The good people of Flinders Island were today seen cramming themselves onto aircraft, boarding every available vessel including the SS Bathtub, or, in desperation, flinging themselves into the sea and paddling for safer offshore islands after a strange whiter-than-ghost-pale apparition was sighted("so pale it was almost luminous," said Flinder's resident and now panic-stricken refugee, Carol Goodegg, once she'd finished shaking from shock). "Such things are not natural and shouldn't be allowed," said courageous heroine Rosemary Tellemwhatfor, who loosed several shots at the thing from the black lagoon seen hauling grass out of the daisy patch on the semi-lawn in front of a certain residence on Palana Road. "It was too horrible to contemplate," said a nameless Aurora worker who barely manage to survive his meter-reading. "I think I deserve danger pay, and not to have to wash the ute."
Ok I won't ever take my shirt off to work in the garden again. It's been winter for a while, but it got quite warm for manual labour today, enough to have me strip of my T-shirt for a while. And it's not over yet, as I still have to fill the new raised bed. I have a feeing this will involve carrying a lot of compost. We got our seeds from Phoenix seeds today - the post here (which is fast and reliable, never fails to amaze me)
I now have Seakale, Strawberry spinach, Radicchio, Salsify, Scorzonera, Red onions, Cos Verdi lettuce, to plant tomorrow, or ASAP. Waiting in the wings are Tamarillo, Cossack pineapple, 4 of versions of tomato, and Collective farm woman melons and Siberian watermelons, and asparagus (Martha Washington). Of course I have carrots, broad beans, peas, lettuce, beets, silverbeet, bulb fennel, parsnips, spinach (doing badly) and broccoli, leeks, spring onions, garlic and red onions and some chinese cabbage I won't grow again in a hurry, and parsley, mint, thyme, and some very feeble sage, and tarragon, all growing. The green beans, zucchini, and pumpkin seeds are waiting too. I've also got banana passionfruit seeds and regular ones, I hope to get growing. Potatoes too need to get sorted, but I am seriously considering doing them as a field crop, other than some in the tyre-towers as new potatoes. Some ofthese will have to go into pots as they are perennials, not for harvest this year.
But I'll try and keep my shirt on :-) Oh and I made pumpkin and poppyseed rolls for the next 3 days... and our various visitors ate them all. Oh well. At least my food is popular, and we have drop-in visitors. Pumpkin has an interesting effect on dough, making it more chewy (not in an unpleasant sense, just making the texture looser but more elastic - maybe the fibes in it?). It does add rather appealing pale golden colour to the finished product.


Last Update: October 1, 2021
A year or two from now, Monsanto—that company millions of Americans love to hate—may be nearly unrecognizable. In fact, there’s a small chance that the name “Monsanto” might not even exist anymore. Before you pop a bottle of organic bubbly, wait: there’s more to the story.
If government regulators here and in Europe give their stamp of approval, Monsanto will be acquired by Germany-based pharmaceutical company Bayer for a cool $66 billion dollars. The two companies are hoping to have the deal approved and inked by the end of 2017. If you’re not crazy about Monsanto’s patents on seeds, production of the world-leading herbicide, and support of genetically modified organisms, it’s not likely that any of that will go away with this deal. Here’s a rundown of why the Bayer-Monsanto deal could actually make things worse for those of us advocating for a cleaner, fairer, and more transparent food system.
A Bayer acquisition of Monsanto would create the world’s largest biotechnology company, by a long shot. On its own, Monsanto holds more than 1,700 patents and controls the seeds of 90 percent of the United States-grown soybean market and 80 percent of the corn market. Its herbicide RoundUp and RoundUp-ready genetically engineered seeds are used the world over. Despite falling profits, Monsanto is still raking in close to a billion dollars per quarter. Monsanto would be joining hands with the $102 billion-company Bayer, creating a mega-corporation that would sell nearly 30 percent of the world’s seeds and 25 percent of its pesticides. This continues a pattern of consolidation we’ve seen throughout the industrial food system, where smaller companies are gobbled up by a handful of large corporations.
Last year alone, Monsanto spent $4.3 million lobbying the United States Congress. Imagine the global lobbying power Monsanto and Bayer—two multi-billion-dollar companies—will have when they join forces. “They’ll have a lot more power to shape policies that benefit themselves at the expense of consumers and farmers,” Phil Howard of Michigan State University, who studies food industry consolidation, told Vox. We’re talking policies like the DARK Act, the weak GMO labeling bill passed this year, or the relaxing of regulations around chemicals and biotechnology.
When former rivals join hands and become one, the merger tends to lead to less urgency around developing new and innovative ways to manage crops and grow food. Instead, what we’re likely to see is the development (on the Monsanto side) of even more chemical herbicides and pesticides, along with their sister GE seeds. Some farmers are already concerned about price increases without new technologies to go with it. What’s more, some observers say that as consolidated companies spend less on research and development, they direct what funds they do spend to innovation around their big-moneymakers: corn and soy. We hardly need any more corn and soy innovation; production of both crops is at an all-time high, which has sent prices plummeting.
Consolidations of agribusinesses can mean money out of the pockets of farmers—precisely the individuals companies like Monsanto and Bayer say they exist to serve. How? Two ways: in the wake of a blockbuster merger, a company will often seek to cut costs, opening the door to raising prices on their products. And long-term, when there is less competition among biotech companies for customers, farmers sometimes see prices creep up.
There’s a chance—though nothing is set in stone—that Bayer will cut its losses with Monsanto’s toxic brand and eliminate its name from the company altogether. Bayer CEO Werner Baumann suggested as much in May. But make no mistake: Monsanto’s pernicious activities—genetically modifying seeds, developing harmful chemicals, suing farmers for reusing patented seeds, and the like—will continue, albeit under the much more trusted Bayer brand.
In other words, if it’s even possible, our corporatized food system may get even more corporate—and far less transparent.
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Quality Control is our basic aim that too at affordable prices.
We are located at the heart of agriculture production Belt of India. Pimpalgaon Baswant, Nashik is the major Producer of excellent quality Red Onions, Grapes and Pomegranate and other fresh fruits and vegetables. Our strict monitoring and Quality analysis ensures the product do not loose quality during shipment. As a merchant exporter of fruits and vegetables from India we are waiting to develop new trade link.
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Egypt and France recently signed an agreement providing 25,000-tons of French wheat to Egypt, according to Al-Gomhuria daily.
The shipment, which is to arrive in Egypt this coming August, consists of white wheat considered relatively high in quality.
The agreement was signed by the Egyptian Minister of Supplies and Internal Commerce, Hassan Khadher, and the French Ambassador in Cairo.
In 1998, France and Egypt signed a food aid agreement marking new economic cooperation between the two parties. The same year, France granted Egypt 30,000 tons of wheat as well as $260 million in financing for drainage projects.
Since July 2000, Egypt’s total wheat purchases are estimated at 4,342,804 metric tons, 3,385,329 of which (78 percent) were purchased from the United States. –(MENA Report)
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Plantpeddler invites the Horticulture industry to Variety Day 2021 on Friday, August 6th. The Trial Gardens feature nearly 1500 varieties of vegetative annuals, from our global community of breeding partners. Breeder representatives will be in the gardens to discuss and elevate your knowledge of genetics. A golden opportunity to see the top performers, under Midwest gardening conditions, and improve your program.
Demonstrations of new technology at Plantpeddler are scheduled during the event. See the ISO robots in action sticking MultiLiners, the FormFlex basket system, and other modernizations. The video link included below features some of the technology we continue to invest in to ensure your success with our products.
2021’s headline presentation is the “Titans of Horticulture: Sound Off”. This special roundtable discussion features four top industry leaders, in an unscripted discussion on the past, present, and future of the industry as we evolve post-COVID. Live on stage at Variety Day: Mark Schermer – Global Head of Syngenta Flowers, Keith Cable – President Dummen Orange NA, David Daily – CEO/President of BFG, and Chris Beytes – Editor GrowerTalks and Green Profit. A power line-up ready to answer your questions.


With the rain impacting local ground grown crops i.e. asian leaf lines at the moment, here is our buyer’s guide to what’s missing or rare at the markets.
Asian Vegetables: Short Supply
Een Choy – Gai Choy – Ong Choy – Water Spinach
Asian Vegetables: Not Available
Jicama – Kachay – Tamarind
Exotic Fruits: Not Available
Asian Plum – Cumquats – Green Mangoes – Loquats – Lychee – Red Pomellos – Tamarillo (red/gold) – Tangelos


TMR Mixers Kuhn North America’s fully redesigned RC 200 Series Reel Commercial mixers offer superior durability and performance, with new options that give them the ability to efficiently handle a wide range of materials. An open-concept Helix Reel option provides faster, more consistent mixing and improved load leveling with any ration; a Heavy-Duty Drive option extends their use life and gives producers the ability to mix the heaviest feedstuffs. The mixers are available in truck, trailer and stationary models, and with capacities ranging from 500 to 950 cu ft. Visit www.kuhnnorthamerica.com.
New Holland’s ProCart deluxe carted wheel rakes are designed for fast, big raking capacity. Individual floating rake wheels and newly optimized raking angles provide clean raking and help form uniform, easy-to-bale windrows. The rake-wheel pressure can be finely adjusted to the crop and field conditions for clean raking and added reliability, since no chains or springs are under tension.
New models include the eight-wheel 819 that works up to 18’ wide, the 10-wheel 1022 that rakes up to 21’ wide and the 12-wheel 1225 with a 24’6” raking width. Operators of the 1022 and 1225 can raise front rake wheels when working in heavy crops or lower them for lighter cuttings.
Worksaver, Inc. has expanded its line of manure/silage/debris forks with new models designed to fit John Deere 200, 300, 400 and 500 series loaders. They pick up manure, matted straw and other loose materials for easy cleanup. All units feature forged cranked tines for increased performance, and select units offer an upper grapple for securing large loads. Widths range from 50 to 72”.
Call 217-324-5973 or visit www.worksaver.com.
The 6010 HST Cab and 6110 Shuttle Cab are new to Mahindra’s 10-series line of tractors. The 59-hp 6010 HST features a hydrostatic transmission with three ranges and infinite speeds, and a 3,314-lb hydraulic lift capacity. The 6110 has Synchro-shuttle with partial Synchromesh transmission, 12 forward and 12 reverse speeds, and a 3,527-lb hydraulic lift capacity.
Standard features on both models include an ergonomic and spacious cab, a flat operator’s platform for comfort, push-button cruise and speed settings, a load-sensing function and AM/FM radio with CD player.
Call 713-964-3620 or visit www.mahindrausa.com.
Round Baler Series
Simply designed and operated by low-horsepower tractors, Krone’s Bellima fixed-chamber balers make hard bales of silage, hay or straw. They feature the camless EasyFlow pickup, which has fewer moving parts for reduced wear and maintenance. Compared to standard pickups, it operates at a 30% higher speed and is noticeably quieter.
The balers use the company’s chain elevator technology, with narrowly spaced slats that reduce friction and power loss. They use no electronics, their bale chambers are fully enclosed and the net and twine rolls are housed in the front.
Call 901-842-6011 or visit www.krone-northamerica.com.
BMR Corn Hybrid
Pioneer hybrid P1376XR is a 113-day brown midrib (BMR) silage corn with Herculex XTRA insect protection plus the Roundup Ready Corn 2 trait and the LibertyLink gene. It combines high digestibility, yields and starch with drought tolerance and strong disease and insect protection.
The first BMR hybrid from Pioneer, a DuPont business, it’s available in limited seed quantities for the 2012 planting season, primarily across the Northeast.
The SW5000 and SW5500 Silage Wrappers help turn high-moisture forages into individually wrapped, high-nutrition silage packages. Vermeer officials say the SW5000 is ideal for mid-sized operations. The SW5500 is built for operations with extensive silage baling needs. Their low-profile design helps minimize punctures or tears in film wrap and bale damage.
The SW5000 features a semi-automatic controller within the tractor cab. The SW5500, fully automatic, has a unique bale discharge system that pivots up to cradle the bale while ground-support bracing helps transfer the load and minimize chassis stress.
From TMR mixers, to wheel rakes, round balers, silage wrappers and silage hybrids, this issue highlights the newest products available.
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A reversible plow PON 7-40 + is modern tillage equipment of a semi-mounted type, which is created by the Ukrainian designers of Veles-Agro to plow and prepare soil for sowing grain and industrial crops.. The working bodies of plow loosen soil at the depth from 18 to 35 cm ((in condition that a ground lot is not clogged with flagstones, stones, etc).
Design advantages of the model-PON 7-40 +:
Despite of its overall dimensions, the plow has a nice maneuverability and is able to turn around even on a narrow headland. This PON and other models of this series excellently plow edge fields and hard to reach places (areas along fences and ditches).Designed to the smallest details, PON – 7-40+ can be transported at high speed without causing a heavy load on a tractor.
Do you need efficient and reliable tillage equipment? Address to our online store managers and select Veles-Agro equipment that best meets the needs of your farm!
|Working width, (m)||2.31-3.5|
|Working width of body, (mm)||330/380/440/500|
|Working depth, (cm)||18-35|
|Number of working bodies, (pcs.)||7+(1)|
|Spacing between bodies, (mm)||1000|
|Clearance under frame, (mm)||800|
|Weight of plow, (kg)||3190|
|Required power of tractor, (hp)||300-330|
|Traction category of power||4.0-5.0|
|Recommended operating speed, (km/h)||7-10|
|Transport speed, not more than, (km/h)||20|


THE FUTURE OF FARMING HAS ARRIVED!
Introducing the new SpeedTube and Multiple Hybrid option from Precision Planting.
SpeedTube is designed to work with your current vDrive and DeltaForce planter to allow planting speeds at up to 10 mph! That's 1.5x as many acres in your current workday. Your high speed planter is already in your shed no need to upgrade.
Another addition is the multiple hybrid option. This will add onto your current vDrive assembly and give you the ability to alternate a hybrids instantly by row on your current planter.
This is very exciting news for today's producer. Talk to your PGAg agronomist today to learn more about all Precision Planting tools that will help you grow more bushels.
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Brandt 1390 Grain Auger, 2009 model, swing away auger, PTO drive, 13 inch tube, 90 foot long, hydraulic scissor lift, available late November 2020
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Jet stream Grouper Bin, 15T, trailer mount, 35 foot farm use trailer.
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good idea to widen the driveway and put in a path! the rest is a mystery... are you doing some water-wise plantings or is there no dought up there? supposedly we have to reduce usage by 20%, which is bad for us since we already did that - now we will have to collect the shower water to flush the toilet... anyways, it looks like it is coming along nicely!
We are keeping some lawn, so that is not that water wise. We are trying to keep the old lawn so we won't need as much water since it's already established. For plants ... we haven't really picked yet. :o But probably mostly the kinds that grow well here which I think are mostly drought resistent. Not sure.Rainfall has been pretty good this year, but we are still facing restrictions this summer.
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Dear Roger: I am really behind planting things this year. I am expanding my orchard and adding some flowering trees and shrubs. Can I still plant these plants successfully? Also, can I still find places to order trees and shrubs or to buy them locally? I am beginning to have my doubts about global warming. What do you think?- Dave Burke, Southern Pines
Dear Dave: I have no idea about global warming, but I do know that you have plenty of time left to plant new arrivals to your garden.
We are all a little behind this year because of the weather. It has been an oddly cold March. But that does not mean much in the longer trend.
I think you can plant with the assurance that your new trees will be around for a long time, undamaged by temperatures any hotter than the 113 registered here in my garden several decades ago.
Owen Garden Center at 5955 Cliffdale Road tends to stock an extensive selection of good fruit and nut trees each spring.
You can still order from several nurseries that feature orchard and fruit tree selections. Here are two:
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Send your questions to firstname.lastname@example.org or call (910) 424-4756. You may write to Roger Mercer, 6215 Maude St., Fayetteville NC 28306 Please include your telephone number.


California Ag Today
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Apple grower adds value to off-grade fruit with cidery
Food Security Memo Signed
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Washington State Farm Bureau ReportPotato LEAF VP Mike Wenkel gives an update on how P LEAF is generating millions to fund scholarships and Potato Industry Leadership Institute.
Washington State Farm Bureau ReportThe Potato Leadership, Education, and Advancement Foundation reaches first year fundraising goals in spite of pandemic challenges.


Q.Looking For A Cure For Tri Colour Camilla Plant
My plant is in a shady part of the garden about a year old now. Initially it looked in great condition however over the last few months some of its green leaves are brown . can you please suggest what to do to help it please. thankyou for your time and help.
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Unfortunately, your photos did not come through. I won't be able to make a diagnosis.
It sounds like an infection in your soil. These articles will help:
Depending on the type of camellia, leaves will develop scorched, browned or bronzed areas if directly exposed to too much sun. Once the leaves have turned brown, they will not recover. Camellia sasanqua leaves are more sun tolerant than camellia japonica, reticulata and oleifera leaves. Other causes: poor drainage, lack of water or inconsistent watering or root injury due to transplant.


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Although we had a passion for cultivating "tomatoes," it was only during the pandemic that we found the time to turn our dreams into reality. Our journey began with cultivating our own home grow, leveraging Instagram to connect with a community of like-minded enthusiasts, and eventually expanding our offerings to include grow lights and nutrients. Day and night, we worked tirelessly to create the high-quality products that now grace our store.
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Orange juice futures are surging as dry weather hurts Florida's crop production.
Frozen orange juice concentrate for January delivery rose 3.2 percent to finish Wednesday at $1.341 per pound.
South Florida has been dry, which analysts say has hurt the orange crops. Traders also are concerned about the potential of a winter frost that could damage oranges on the trees.
The U.S. Agriculture Department predicts Florida's orange production will total 146 million boxes after next year's harvest. That's down 5 percent from its October forecast and slightly lower than last season's harvest.
Other commodities are mostly higher after the Federal Reserve took additional steps to boost U.S. economic growth.
Prices are up for gold, industrial metals, oil, and soybeans. Natural gas, wheat, and corn are lower.
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Pruning Fruit Trees Workshop with Emeritus Fruit, & Nut Advisor, Maxwell Norton
Saturday, February 3, 2018
10 am to 12 noon
Mariposa off Triangle Road
Space is limited,
Registration is REQUIRED
Norton will demonstrate pruning of fruit trees to encourage them to be structurally sound, easy to care for, and help them produce high quality fruit.
Topics covered include;
- Types of Pruning Cuts;
- When & How to Prune Fruit Trees;
- Tools, & much more.
Registration is required for this FREE workshop to reserve your spot, receive handouts, and to be notified of any last minute changes. Register online at: http://cemariposa.ucanr.edu or call 209-966-2417.
Participants should wear warm clothing and bring an umbrella if rain is forecast as this is an outside event.
To extend research based knowledge and information on home horticulture, pest management, and sustainable landscape practices to the residents of California and be guided by our core values and strategic initiatives


President Jose Mujica addressing US Secretary of State John Kerry said that Uruguay has a significant deficit in technology and scientific education, and was hopeful that cooperation with the United States would help insisting that the goal is achieving equality and wealth distribution.
Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean have advanced a robust agenda aimed at achieving the eradication of hunger in the region, during a major FAO meeting which concluded on Friday in Chile.
Weather conditions in various countries and political tensions in the Black Sea region have made food markets more volatile, FAO reports in the new Food Outlook. In its first major forecast for 2014, FAO puts cereal production at 2 458 million tons (including milled rice), down some 2.4% from the 2013 record, though global output is still expected to be the second largest ever.
Uruguay's dairy industry has overtaken Argentina as the main supplier of milk to Brazil, according to Globo Rural, a Brazilian site which specializes in farming news. Brazil's imports were globally 60% Argentine milk and the rest, 40% from Uruguay, but now Uruguay has moved to over 50%, meaning Argentina is losing ground in Latam largest economy and leading Mercosur partner, Anibal Schaller manager of the Milk Industry Center, admitted to Globo Rural.
NZ Farming Systems Uruguay, the dairy unit of Singapore-based Olam International in Uruguay, has sold some 7,771 hectares of farm land in Uruguay to local interests for about 53.7 million dollars in gross cash proceeds. The transactions would free up cash “for redeployment into more value-accretive projects,” Olam said in a statement.
Because of adverse climate conditions Brazil’s Arabica coffee prices have recently surged 94%, to 2.144 dollars for half a kilogram ($2.30) on the New York futures market.
Brazil is investigating a potential case of atypical mad cow disease, the agriculture ministry said on Thursday, just over a year after several countries banned Brazilian beef imports when a similar case of the disease was confirmed.
Brazilian soy crushing association Abiove said on Tuesday the nation would export 43 million tons of soybeans from this season's nearly harvested crop, down from its forecast of 44 million tons a month earlier due to weaker Chinese demand.
Chinese buyers may default on a further 1.2 million tons of soybeans worth about 900 million dollars being shipped from the United States and South America, to avoid incurring huge losses in a depressed local market, the country’s top soy buyer said.
Next 17 April is “World Malbec Day” and for the fourth running year Argentina Wines will be promoting the image of the varietal in over sixty events in 55 different cities in 44 countries. This year the event will be supported by the pleasure of good music with the purpose of attracting young consumers, 25 to 35 year old.


Strasburg, CO 80136
- 240.00 Acres
- Adams County
- Property Type: Farm
- Status: Active
- MLS® ID: 939462
- Lot/Acreage: 240
- County: Adams
- Neighborhood: N/A
Strasburg Farm and Water rights consists of 285+- acres of highly productive, irrigated farm ground. The east 159 acres is going through the paperwork to become certified organic. It has been farmed organically for the last 4 years. The farm is located 11 miles north of Strasburg, Colorado on a good paved road which cuts the property in half. The farm boasts excellent water rights, good irrigation and high-yielding soils, all within a great location. The land consists of two parcels: the east piece is 159+- acres of level farm land and the west 80+- acres is basically level and is planted to alfalfa. Both pieces are irrigated by 8 tower Zimmatic electric pivots. Overall, the property is offers good soils and excellent water rights. It is well located just 45 minutes from Denver and 25 minutes from DIA. It is priced on the market. Call to schedule a showing.
- Address: S, Strasburg CO 80136
- City: Strasburg
- State: CO
- Zip: 80136
11 Miles North of Strasburg, on Strasburg Road.
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Position: Veggie growing/ farming
Farm: Natural Collective CSA
Location: Niverville, near Winnipeg, Manitoba
On-site housing: none / own transportation required
Natural Collective is located near Niverville, MB, just 30 minutes south of Winnipeg. We are seeking someone to join us for the 2022 growing season (Now until September/ October, weather permitting) for approximately 40 hours per week.
We are a small vegetable farm growing with organic practices on 4.5 acres of land. We do everything by hand and strive to be as low till as the fields will allow. We have some animals on the farm: chickens for eggs, meat, weed retention and fertilizer, ducks for pond health, eggs and meat, and guinea fowl for pest reduction.The vegetables we grow are sold at Market (St Norbert Farmers Market, South Osborne Farmers Market), divied up amongst our CSA members, or sold bulk to various restaurants in Winnipeg or through the Fireweed Food Hub. If Markets are of interest to you, please indicate in your cover letter that you would be available to help (not a requirement for the job).
Working with us some of your duties will include: bed prep, planting, weeding, harvesting, washing and packing vegetables, helping with CSA and market prep, as well as other various tasks around the farm.
Qualified candidate must have their own transportation to and from the farm, be physically able to lift 40 lbs and be comfortable working outdoors in many weather conditions. Comfort using machinery like a tractor, BCS, weed whipper would be considered an asset. We have a small team and do not always do all tasks together so the ability to problem solve and be self sufficient is a major asset in this position.
We start pay at $14/hour and you can expect to recieve plenty of vegetables throughout the season.
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A properly maintained yard is the satisfaction of any kind of home owner. A rich environment-friendly and neatly trimmed backyard not just enhances the aesthetic charm of your residential or commercial property however also includes value to it. Nonetheless, attaining and preserving an attractive backyard requires time, effort, and competence. This is where specialist grass care services enter play.
Specialist yard care services supply a variety of thorough care and also maintenance services to maintain your yard in perfect condition throughout the year. Whether you lack the time, knowledge, or equipment to take care of your grass, employing a trustworthy grass treatment service can conserve you from the headache as well as return impressive outcomes. Right here are a few of the essential benefits of investing in specialist lawn care:
1. Proficiency as well as Understanding: Yard care experts are educated as well as experienced in taking care of different elements of preserving a healthy and balanced yard. They have the understanding and experience to detect and also deal with usual lawn concerns such as weed problems, insect problems, and also nutrient deficiencies. With their guidance, you can attain a much healthier and also more vivid lawn.
2. Time-Saving: Maintaining your lawn in top shape needs a substantial amount of time and also effort. Hiring a lawn care solution allows you to devote your time to other vital tasks while specialists care for every aspect of your lawn. They will certainly deal with regular mowing, watering, fertilizing, and also various other essential jobs, ensuring your lawn stays healthy and also attractive.
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Eligible frontline farm and meatpacking workers can now apply for a one-time $600 COVID-19 relief payment through Pasa Sustainable Agriculture. Learn more →
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VIKING has completely revised its range of tillers with new labour-saving machines offering even more comfortable handling and outstanding ergonomics. The new tillers deliver impressive power and performance, even in tough conditions.
Turning over the vegetable patch, sowing new crops, working compost into the soil and clearing harvested areas are some of the most strenuous jobs in the garden. VIKING tillers make light work of even the most challenging of tasks. The machines can loosen even heavy, compacted soil – producing finer, looser topsoil and making it easier for plants to put down roots.
The new models differ in terms of their power output and equipment. The compact, slimline HB 445 and HB 445 R tillers are ideal for smaller areas and for use between existing beds. For larger areas, the HB 560, HB 585 and HB 685 tillers offer powerful, robust Kohler engines and an extensive range of accessories. These powerful machines are a huge help when creating new gardens and beds or preparing seed beds in vegetable gardens.
Excellent solutions for labour-saving operation
Thanks to numerous technical detail solutions, the tillers are optimally adapted to the needs of users in terms of their ergonomics. These solutions include the centrally adjustable handlebar for back-friendly operation and the low centre of gravity of the machine for effortless handling. VIKING achieves this thanks to a symmetrical layout of the engine unit and blades. In combination with torsion-resistant materials, the machine can handle even the most challenging conditions with ease, such as turning heavy, loamy soil or working on stony ground. Anti-vibration elements between the handlebar and housing significantly reduce vibration in the grip area. The special spiral blades also contribute to smoother operation, as they penetrate the soil more smoothly.
All tillers (apart from the HB 445) also feature a reverse gear, which makes work much easier. It allows the machine to be backed up effortlessly, for example when turning and working around obstacles or going over boundary areas a second time.
VIKING has also come up with innovative and intelligent solutions for transport, cleaning and storage. For example, the wheels mounted at the rear of the tillers ensure mobility on any terrain. The wheels are simply folded up before using the tiller. The entire machine can be simply folded back at the handlebar when work is complete. The underside of the tiller and blade are easy to clean when in this stable position. The handlebar can be folded down rearwards for space-saving storage and transport.
Durability and safety
All materials have been selected with a view to durability. Machine components that are subjected to extreme forces, such as the brake spur, are mounted on the housing frame for added stability. This also applies to the connections for the accessories that can be used with the large tillers for tasks such as lifting or digging up potatoes and other crops. They also guarantee that the machine will still be functioning perfectly after many hours of operation.
Safety is a top priority for VIKING. This is evident in the control unit for forward and reverse gear, for example. A safety interlock prevents both levers from being operated simultaneously. The handles are also covered with rubber to ensure safe handling. Double-wall plastic impact protectors also provide protection for the user against thrown-up foreign objects.
Attractive accessory range
VIKING offers an extensive range of accessories, such as hoe extensions, impact protectors, ridgers, cast-iron wheels, additional weights and additional protection for the gearbox housing, thus allowing the tillers to be used for a whole host of functions. Conversion is performed with just a few manual actions.


This is an exciting time for us at SFA, because we are starting to see both an increased interest in our programming as well as positive results from the education and farmer networking efforts we’ve undertaken in the past few years. Even large, entrenched corporations are starting to see the benefits of sustainable farming, proving that SFA outreach and education are helping lead farming in the Upper Midwest toward increased sustainability and success.
SFA is an inclusive organization open to all, and we believe that our brand of agriculture is the most positive way forward. That’s why we are happy to announce that we are building a matching fund pool for the upcoming Give to the Max Day, the popular annual fundraiser promoted by GiveMN.org.
As of today, we have raised over $9,000 for a still-growing matching fund on Give to the Max Day. This means that every dollar you donate will be matched by the fund at least up to $9,000 – your $100 donation results in $200 to SFA.
Our goal is to raise $20,000 on Give to the Max Day, and we can’t do it without your support.
This year’s fundraising holiday is officially Nov. 12, but GiveMN has stretched the event – starting Nov. 1, any donation you make through SFA’s page on GiveMN will qualify for the matching fund. That’s right – for 12 full days you can DOUBLE your donation to SFA on our GiveMN homepage. Schedule your donation early and avoid the high-traffic GTM Day fray.
SFA is growing the next generation of farmers who are going to farm in ways that feed our communities good food while improving water and soil quality. We hope to hear from you this November.
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December Corn Still in an Uptrend, But Will It Last?
December futures are still in an overall uptrend, which began with a gap higher opening on July 22 and was further solidified by another gap higher in late August, and the crossover of the 20-day moving average of the 50-day moving average to the upside. Early Monday, Dec corn is facing a possible five-day losing streak and hovers right at the intersection of the 20- and 100-day averages. Despite the recent September WASDE's bullish reduction of yield, production, and ending stocks, there are a host of bearish factors that could impact corn in the short run.
With a mostly warm-and-dry forecast ahead for corn into the month of October, and no frost threat on the horizon, we should see harvest pressure pick up steam, as corn prices remain at multi-year highs. Also adding pressure to corn is the uncompetitive stance of U.S. corn, being undercut by both Argentina, Brazil, and Ukraine, which is rushing to sell as much corn as they can before the safe corridor agreement ends on Nov. 22. Adding even more bearishness is the perception -- and reality -- of a weakening global economic landscape. The bad economic news from China recently, along with the foregone conclusion of yet another sharp interest rate increase on Wednesday, has cast a bearish pall on demand, including that of the crude oil market, which is nearing recent lows.
Even so, at this very moment, Dec corn does remain in a bullish trend, but is on the precipice of that changing. The next several days of price action will likely tell the story.
Just like new-crop corn futures, new-crop KC wheat futures last week showed the promise of breaking out to the upside of a seven-week long sideways trading range. However, early Monday, July is trading down hard, and right back into that sideways trend, despite what appears to be another two weeks of mostly hot and dry conditions for the southwestern Plains. The area of the hard wheat belt that remains in exceptional drought includes parts of Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska.
KC July, despite the weakness to begin the new week, still appears to be in a mostly sideways trend. However, if it is able to remain above the 50-day moving average at $8.74, it has a solid chance to move higher, as the weather forecast remains bullish and world wheat supplies remain historically tight.OCTOBER SOYMEAL FUTURES:
Spot October soybean meal remains in a bullish trend, setting a new contract high just six days ago, and is sharply higher again to begin the new week. Rising moving averages and the look of a potential bull-flag chart pattern suggest higher prices still might be ahead. Even though U.S. soybeans have recently been undercut by South American beans, soon the U.S. should be the primary origin for world bean importers and that should help meal demand as well. The meal chart looks impressively strong at this point.
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Below are a couple of photos of some of the tomato harvest. We have picked triple this amount. I canned pasta sauce out of some of them. Brandywine, Roma, Grape, and Better Boy tomatoes.
Dilly Beans I canned 10 pints!
Here is my farm dog who is also a rescue Rocco!


With California’s water resources drying up, struggling farmers are being hit hardest by drought. In a move to ameliorate the conditions, Governor Schwarzenegger called for more water aid in the afflicted areas.
“We recognize the specific impacts that will accrue to farmers, farmworkers, industries and local economies; and that can affect the state and national economy,” Lester Snow, director of the California Department of Water Resources, said in a conference call with the San Fransisco Chronicle.
Read more here.
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In Vegetable and Salad lines;
- Cauliflower and Celery are expensive due to light supply.
- Hass Avocadoes are finishing and Shepard Avocadoes will start soon.
- Australian Asparagus has finished so we have switched to imported.
- There are some nice Green Oak Lettuces are available but Red Oak Lettuces are heat affected and unavailable
- Rocket bunches, English Spinach and some of the Asian Vegetables are unavailable.
- We have included Leeks again but moved them to the “Veg – Other” category.
- Herbs are generally more expensive due to light supply.
- Most other vegetable and salad lines are good and prices are reasonable.
The best value vegetable and salad items are;
- Qld Pumpkin
- Brushed (dirty) or Chats (small white) Potatoes
- Lebanese Cucumbers
- Button Mushrooms
- Regular Tomatoes
- Salad Mixes and Baby Cos Lettuce
- Pineapples and Papaya are very nice.
- Rockmelons and Watermelon are also good. Honeydew is in between crops and unavailable.
- Valencia Oranges are very good. Lemons are scarce but Limes are plentiful and good value.
- New season Gala Apples have started. Pink Lady and Granny Smith apples are all still available and very good. Store apples covered in the fridge to keep them crisp.
- Bananas are good but prices have tightened.
- New season Williams Pears have started.
- Australian Grapes are in season and very good.
- Italian Green Kiwifruit are in season.
- KP Mangoes, Apricots and Cherries have finished.
- Nectarines, Peaches and Plums are in season and nice.
- Strawberries are struggling with the hot weather but Blueberries are nice.
- Passionfruit are in season and relatively cheap.
- Try our Medjool Dates, Honey and Free Range Eggs.
Order your home delivered fruit and vegetables before 9 pm on Monday for delivery to Beecroft, Berowra, Berowra Heights, Hornsby (South), Mount Colah (north of Yirra Rd), Mount Kuring-gai, Normanhurst, North Turramurra, North Wahroonga, Pennant Hills, Pymble (East side), South Turramurra, St Ives, St Ives Chase, Thornleigh, Turramurra, Wahroonga, Warrawee and Westleigh on Tuesday afternoon or evening.


Dr. Pious Thomas, M.Sc. (Hort.), Ph.D. (Hort.), PDF (Biotech.); FNAAS, FNABS, FHSI
CEO & Director
Dr. Pious Thomas completed B.Sc. (Hort.) (1982) and M. Sc. (Hort.) (1985) from the College of Horticulture, Kerala Agricultural University, Thrissur. Thereafter he served in the Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Kerala as an Agricultural Officer and then as Research Scientist at the Centre for Water Resources Development & Management (CWRDM), Kozhikode. He completed his Ph. D. majoring in Horticulture – Vegetable Breeding- from ICAR- Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi, during 1989. This was followed by a Post-Doctoral stint at the University of Sheffield, UK, under the prestigious Commonwealth Fellowship scheme.
Dr. Thomas joined the Agricultural Research Service under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and got the final posting at the ICAR- Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR) where he served in the capacities as Scientist, Senior Scientist and Principal Scientist (from 1990 to Dec. 2018) until his voluntary retirement from the Council on 5th Dec. 2018. He was a recipient of the DBT Overseas Associateship Award twice which enabled him to work at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA (March 1999- Sept. 2000) and the Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia (March-Sept. 2007) as a visiting Research Scholar. Dr. Thomas was a recipient of several national/ international awards during his 28 years of service at the ICAR-IIHR from where retired as i/c Head, Division of Biotechnology. His research and technological contributions covered the areas of plant tissue culture, in vitro physiology, gene cloning and gene expression, basic molecular biology, and applied, molecular, and endophytic microbiology.
Patron: Dr. T. P. Rajendran, Former Assistant Director General (Plant Protection), ICAR, New Delhi
Adviser: Dr. Anita Mariet Thomas, Senior ENT Consultant, Bangalore Baptist Hospital, Bengaluru
- Mrs. Mukta Agrawal, B. Sc. (Agri.); M. Sc. (Agri Biotech.), Senior Research Fellow
- Mr. Bharathkumar C.B., B. Sc. (Agri Biotech.), Research Fellow
- Mr. N. Shivrudriah, Technical Officer
- Mr. Hanumantharaju KR, Skilled Staff
- Mrs. Bhagya D, Skilled Staff
- Mr. Madhu, Skilled Staff
- Ms. Poojashree, Skilled Staff


Quickly level out your seedbed and cut down on residue with a vertical tillage solution from Flaman. We carry an attachment from Wil-Rich that connects to your chisel plow to become a vertical tillage tool; an easy and cost-effective option to help dry and aerate your fields. The vertical tillage attachment is also capable of working in wet and sticky soils, thanks to the uniform down pressure on the shanks that act as a scraper for the coulters. The design of 1-3/4” wavy coulter provides a more aggressive action to break down heavy trash at high speed.
Flaman takes great care to provide a variety of solutions for your tillage needs. If you are looking for more information or are interested in viewing all that we offer, visit one of our 9 dealerships across Saskatchewan, Manitoba or Alberta to meet with one of our expert farm sales team members. They’ll be happy to help you find the right equipment to match your needs.


Contact us at Grant Settlement Farms for further information on seasonal Farm Products available for sale.
For over 6 generations Maple Syrup production has been a tradition in our family. As spring approaches everyone begins to get excited about spending time in the sugar bush and the smells and taste that come with it. Its truly a traditional aspect of the GSF family.
Over the many decades the equipment to harvest and produce the maple syrup has changed and improved, but we still hold steady to our traditional flavoured Wood Fired Maple Syrup.
We take advantage of new applications in pipe line operations but are careful to utilize small spoils and maintain our sugar bush for generations to come, while still using traditional cans in more remote areas of the operations.
All of our Maple syrup is sold in glass bottles and range in sizes from 100 ml to 1 litre. We have light, amber and dark flavours available annually.


Justin is an organic farmer & seed grower, and an impassioned gardening and seed-saving educator. He co-founded All Good Things Organic Seeds, a farm-based seed company in Ojai, CA.
Through the process of establishing an organic seed company, Justin became an expert in growing, harvesting, cleaning, and storing seeds of hundreds of different species. Now with his current project, The Seedkeepers, he is focused entirely on supporting and educating gardeners to grow more food and successfully save quality seed.
Justin is a long time TSP listener and community member and joins us today to discuss, the role of Hybrid seeds in a survival garden. Developing LandRaces and why every survivalist and homesteader should be doing it. The importance of seed quality, starting with good seed, and why seeds you save yourself are the best.
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What other farm in Central America has the range of altitude to grow both robusta on the lowest plots to fine arabicas and Maragogype (the large "elephant bean") at the highest elevations. Finca Ceylan ranges from 3500 feet to more than 4500 feet (1350 meters). The farm has been in the Echeverria family since 1870, and has organic certification for years now. Aside from having a forest reserve, they have a diverse harvest in addition to coffee: cardamom, macadamia nuts, platano_‹_ banana. They grew and processed sugar cane to make Panela for years, but the sugar mill was ruined in sever rains some years back. The farm maintains the river basins and the natural vegetation that grows nearby. The coffee residues from the wet mill are used as an organic fertilizer in the coffee plantation, creating a self-sufficient system. The water used in the wet mill process is filtered through oxidation tanks to avoid contamination in river basins. The farm has a natural forest which has been protected to conserve the different species of trees, plants and animals to protect the ecosystem. This is such an unusual cup, and cultivar is a major contributor to the interesting cup character here. Of course, the huge beans have a different roast dynamic too, absorbing heat in the roast chamber slower, perhaps due to a lower physical density of the seed. The cup has a kind of softness to it, but Finca Ceylan grows Maragos at higher altitude than other places, and you can see this in the bright notes in this cup. The fragrance is marked by a smokey kind of sweetness, aromatic wood tones, sweet cedar. These are echoed in the wet aromatics, with the addition of attractive herbal / floral / sage blossom smells. It really opens up. The cup flavors are exotic, with hints of hickory smoke, sweet tobacco, savory spice, and even just the tiniest bit of barbeque sauce! Perhaps you need to contrast this cup with another Guatemalan coffee, perhaps one of the classic Bourbon cultivar coffees we offer, to appreciate how different it truly is. There are spicy hints a bit of vanilla bean, and big, soft body. But those who buy giant "elephant bean" coffee aren't looking for the ordinary!


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Government has undertaken to increase maize production in the country ,using state farms owned by ZAMBIA National Service -ZNS and other defence wings in a bid to heighten mealie meal supply.
Defence Minister AMBROSE LUFUMA says abundant supply of mealie meal would lead to the stabilisation of the price of the commodity on the local market.
Mr.LUFUMA also says the situation would enable the country to export excess mealie meal.
He was speaking in an interview with Journalists in CHILANGA last evening.
Mr.LUFUMA said so the mealie meal being supplied by ZNS is giving relief to some ZAMBIANS as it is cheaper than other brands on the market.
He said ZNS is committed to offloading more mealie meal on the market.
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The most exciting addition -- one that was a favorite at our markets for the rest of the week -- was a big box of heirloom tomatoes. These were the first tomatoes we had this season, and many of our customers had been eagerly awaiting their arrival. We also received our first zucchini, and look forward to having different varietals of squash at the Mobile Market as the summer goes on.
Along with the new offerings, Licking Creek Bend Farm had plenty of radishes, scallions and garlic scapes. The scallions will hopefully tide our customers over until full size onions are in season. Radishes are an unfamiliar root vegetable to some, but they work great as both a baked or mashed dish, or as a lighter addition to a salsa or salad.
As the season goes on and more produce comes into season, we will be carrying an increasingly varied and voluminous supply of farm-fresh foods. Come find us at any of our stops across the city to see what we have! The schedule can be found on here.


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2 x Standard Veggie beds stacked to double the height, 40cm $590
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My Anthurium I received in December is so high it will not stand up on its own. I have ribbon around it and a stake and it is still falling. Should I replant in larger container to put more plant in the dirt. I am not a ‘gardener’ – this was a gift. I am trying not to kill it. It had flowers but they were small and did not last long. Any hints will be appreciated.
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
If the current pot that it is in is too small, then repotting the plant is a good idea. Simply go up another pot size or two. It may also be in need of some light pruning of the larger, heavier leaves to help it stand up. This article will help with that: https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-prune-and-trim-your-anthurium For more information on growing and caring for these plants, this article will help: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/anthurium/anthurium-care.htm


US FOB warehouse potash prices rise to over $400/s.ton
Published: Thursday, 02 October 2014
Tight supply conditions for the remainder of 2014 to support fertiliser values
North American prices for granular potash have
increased this month to over $400/s.ton, market reports
List prices of $410/s.ton on an FOB warehouse (ex-works)
basis have been reported for muriate of potash (MOP) loaded
onto trucks or railcars.
Granular potash is a more expensive, premium...


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June Full Moon
In the United States, the strawberry season is relatively short, and most of the Native American tribes observed the season for this fruit in the month of June.
Thus, the moon for June is nicknamed The Strawberry Moon.
Interestingly, in Europe, this is the Rose Moon. I am not sure if that correlates with the season for blooming roses, but that is what I would assume!
Other names for this moon include:
The Hot Moon, Dyad Moon, Green Corn Moon, Flower Moon, Honey Moon, Lotus Moon, Windy Moon, Moon when June berries are ripe, Moon to Horses, and the Planting Moon.


SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT THE AURORA MARKET
Bring the whole family to the Aurora Farmers Market and enjoy music, cooking demonstrations, and FREE activities for the kids! Or relax after shopping in our sitting area and talk with friends and neighbors.
CHECH OUT OUR 4th OF JULY FLOAT UNDER THE PICTURES TAB
Red Rock Farmers Market is partnered with The Church in Aurora as part of their Wellness Program. Together, we offer the community a place to purchase high quality produce and vegetables to encourage a healthy diet. The church hosts the community Farmers Market on their property and all of the products sold are oriented toward healthy living. This season, we will open the Market on 7/11/12 and run it through 9/5/12 from 4:00 to 7:00p.m. every Wednesday.
WHO AND WHAT IS AT THE MARKET?
All of our vendors are local farmers or businesses from Northeast Ohio who have been checked and verified. They provide the Market with a variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, pickles, jams, jellies, bread, peanut butter, fresh eggs, grass-fed beef and much more. Some of our specialty vendors include a local bakery, an organic lettuce and greens farmer, a family-owned maple syrup vendor, a family honey business, locally grown berries, homemade candied walnuts, and homemade all-natural soaps.
Our Market has also partnered with the Aurora School of Music who will provide a variety of musical entertainment for each week’s Market. This adds a fun component to the Market that makes it even more of a destination and makes the atmosphere very enjoyable.


OMAHA (DTN) -- As we near Wednesday's close, crops have shaken off their bearish starts and are pointed higher, ignoring Wednesday's drop in crude oil. March corn is up 4 1/2 cents and January soybeans are up 7 1/2 cents with both soy products trading higher. March KC wheat is up 8 cents and threatening to close back above its 100-day average at $9.16. March Minneapolis wheat is up 4 cents with the December contract up 12 cents, a surge of commercial buying ahead of delivery next week. January crude oil is down $3.44 and Dow Jones futures are down 3 points. The U.S. Dollar Index is down 0.84 and December gold is up $6.20.
Posted 10:39 -- At midmorning Wednesday, crop prices are mixed, holding roughly steady despite lower crude oil prices and concerns about slowing economies. March corn is up 2 1/4 cents and January soybeans are down 3 cents. Earlier Wednesday, USDA said 4.0 million bushels of soybeans were sold to China for 2022-23, a small sale, but another sign of activity from a country struggling with COVID-19. March KC wheat is up 3/4 cent. March Minneapolis wheat is up 5 cents, supported by bull spreading in the December contract with first notice day a week away. January crude oil is down $3.32 and Dow Jones futures are up 62 points. The U.S. Dollar Index is down 0.86 and December gold is up $3.80.
Posted 09:41 -- The U.S. Energy Department (DOE) said ethanol production increased from 1.011 to 1.041 million barrels per day last week, putting total production in 2022-23 close to last year's pace. U.S. ethanol inventory increased, however, 21.3 to 22.8 million barrels, up from the lowest total this year. March corn is down 3/4 cent and January crude oil is down $4.08, even after DOE said crude oil inventory was down 3.7 million barrels last week.
Posted 08:36 -- After Wednesday's 8:30 a.m. CST open, January crude oil is trading down $2.51, putting early bearish pressure on soybean oil with ongoing concerns about increased COVID-19 restrictions in China and the anticipation of a G7 price cap on Russian oil. March corn is up 2 1/2 cents and January soybeans are down 1 1/4 cents. March KC wheat is down 1 3/4 cents with a chance for light to moderate rains in the northwestern U.S. Plains next week, possibly reaching as far south as the Kansas border. March Minneapolis wheat is up 1 1/2 cents. Dow Jones futures are up 27 points, the U.S. Dollar Index is down 0.44 and December gold is down $2.90.Livestock
Posted 11:39 -- February live cattle are down $0.60 at $155.825, January feeder cattle are down $2.03 at $179.65, February lean hogs are down $0.53 at $89.55, December corn is up 3 1/4 cents per bushel and December soybean meal is up $1.20. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 12.03 points. It's a glorious day for the cash cattle market, as feedlots have again been rewarded for their patience. There's been a light movement in the North at $245 dressed, which is $3 higher than last week's weighted average.
Posted 08:33 -- February live cattle are up $0.10 at $156.525, January feeder cattle are up $0.15 at $181.825, February lean hogs are down $0.23 at $89.85, December corn is up 1/4 cent per bushel and December soybean meal is up $0.40. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 9.54 points. Cash cattle should see more business develop throughout the day as the market has yet to be tested. Asking prices in the South are noted at $154 to $155, but are still unestablished in the North.
This year's DTN Ag Summit will be conducted virtually on the mornings of Dec. 12-13, 2022. Please join us for DTN lead analyst Todd Hultman's insights into how long these high crop prices will last and what to watch for in the year ahead. Full details available at www.dtn.com/agsummit
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The RRP is a five-year initiative (2005-2010), including four years of implementation. The largest and most comprehensive recovery programme in Sudan, the RRP is managed by UNDP on behalf of the Government of National Unity and the Government of Southern Sudan with funding of 55.8 million; 49.75 million of which comes from the European Commission, and 1.5 million from the Government of Norway. A total of 44 national and international NGOs are working together in 10 areas across the country (Blue Nile, Abyei, River Nile, Red Sea, South Kordofan, Northern Upper Nile, Central Equatoria, Eastern Equatoria, Warrap and Northern Bahr Al-Ghazal) concentrating on institutional strengthening, improving livelihoods and basic services.
This month's issue will focus on Central Equatoria, where the consortium, led by Interchurch Organization for Development Cooperation (ICCO), with partners Action Africa Help International, ZOA Refugee Care, Sudan Health Association, New Sudan Council of Churches, and Sustainable Community Outreach Programme for Empowerment are showing great success; particularly in the area of agriculture.
Things like farming and beekeeping are traditional activities in this region, but without the proper tools and training, they remain subsistence activities and bring in little to no income. Recognizing the need for capacity building, the RRP created an office for agricultural experts from the county agriculture department to sit. The office, located within the ICCO compound in Wonduruba helps RRP staff and agricultural extension workers come together to train local community members. The compound is surrounded by thriving nurseries with fruit, grains and vegetables; where people are taught how to harvest their own crops.
Many women-headed households are benefitting from this training and demonstrating that given the tools and knowledge they need, they are capable of tackling the agriculture sector. These women are not only feeding their children with the food they are growing, but generating income for entire communities.
Perhaps most notably, they are increasing the flow of domestic produce in a region where even though it is possible to grow vegetables and fruits, the market is still flooded by food coming from neighboring Uganda and Kenya.
In the same vein of encouraging self sufficiency, the RRP business skills training and microcredit schemes are helping traders expand their business as well as their confidence; and the Ganji Life skills centre is sending young adults back to their communities with the skills they need to start small business ventures.
Like so many other RRP initiatives, the project's success lies in the will of the beneficiaries to work in tandem with the programme. Here in Central Equatoria, a growing economy is taking shape; largely because the people of this region are taking initiative.


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Basically how it works is, you choose either to buy a full or a half share. I went all in and got the full share. This means that I have the privilege of getting a nice amount of fresh, organic produce every week until mid October. I took pictures of some of the vegetables we got this past week. Enjoy!
By the way does anyone have any recipes for napa cabbage? I have never prepared this veggie before and have no idea what to do with it. Thanks!
|Bins filled with organic goodness|
|Green beans, zucchini and a yellow thingy?|


Hi Serena Just to let you know that my plants have arrived and to thank you for taking such care with them - they were so well packed and are in such good condition. I am very impressed because I have bought plants online in the past and they were nowhere near as well packed - or as well grown! Kind regards
Suzanne Manning, Eyemouth
Also known as Guava, Pineapple Guava and Feijoa. A delicious and interesting fruit and flower. Well worth growing and will fruit in the UK.
Supplied as a pot grown plant approximately 8" (20 cm) tall.


Photosynthesis phenotype rich in CBD thanks to the crossing with one of our varieties with the highest CBD content. A mainly Indica variety focused on a medicinal use. Like its feminized version, it is a medium-sized plant with a sweet taste. Productive plant of large and thick buds, also somewhat less crystalline than the feminized version.
|GENETICS||Northern Lights x High-CBD Strain|
|YIELD||Indoors: 500 gr/m2; Outdoors: 500 – 1000 gr/plant|
|PLANT HEIGHT||80 – 120 cm.|
|GROWS||Grows indoors, Grows outdoors|
|FLOWERING TIME||55 days|
|HARVEST MONTH||1st. week September|
|TASTE / FLAVOUR||Sweet|


Let's make your every morning sip energetic, delicious, and full of flavor with Bali Blue.
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Grower: Smallholder farmers from Kintamani
Variety: Bourbon, Typica, Catimor
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|10' (3.05 m) Hopper - "H" Body||88" (2.24 m)||96"-104" (2.44 m - 2.64 m)||200 cu ft (5.66 cu m) struck / 5 tons|
|10' (3.05 m) Hopper - "B" Body||93" (2.36 m)||96"-104" (2.44 m - 2.64 m)||220 cu ft (6.23 cu m) struck / 5.5 tons|
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Mahindra Arjun Novo 605 DI-PSAugust 1, 2018 | Listed by Naveen | Category: Tractors.
Mahindra Arjun Novo 605 DI-PS Tractor is a technologically advanced tractor comes with 52-HP range and 3531 cc powerful DI engine. Tractor is suitable for many types of farming applications such as Gyrovator, Potato Digger, Puddling, Harvester, Straw Reaper, Cultivator and Laser Lavellor.
In terms of specification, tractor paired with a number of features like 4 Cylinders, 66 Liter fuel tank capacity, Mechanical, Oil immersed multi disc brakes, 15F+3R gearbox and 2200 Kg Hydraulics.
|Mahindra Arjun Novo 605 DI-PS|
|PTO Type||SLIPTO, 540 R/540 540E|
|Gears||15 Forward 3 Reverse|
|Brake Type||Oil Immersed|
|Air Cleaner||Dry type with clog indicator|