The current trend of LED growing has only continued to grow over the last year. With the technology advancing at such a high rate, it’s now in everyone’s best interest to start growing with LED panels instead of your traditional high pressure sodium or metal halide HID setup. In fact, we uncovered five outstanding benefits to growing with LED lights that give further insight as to why they are a better choice.
If you’re searching for an LED grow light, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve spent the time to research and review several excellent LED grow light options that are available in 2016. Below you’ll find the current top rated LED grow lights that promise outstanding yields and massively reduced energy consumption.
Kind K5 XL1000 LED Grow Light
The Kind K5 XL1000 LED Grow Light is fully equipped to replace a 1000 watt HID lamp and surpass it with even better results. It covers a massive area of 60 x 60 inches (5′ x 5′), and provides a customizable blend of 12 spectrums and a multitude of other high end features that make it stand above the rest.
The XL1000 has an amazing feature that mimics sunrise and sunset to give your plants the most realistic environment possible. With this, you can gently wake up and gently put to sleep your plants every day – automatically. Additionally, it’s backed by an impressive 3 year full warranty – making it a smart investment for the serious grower who wants outstanding results. If you’d like to learn more about it, be sure to read our full review of the Kind K5 XL1000.
California Light Works Solar Storm
California Light Works has created the Solar Storm LED panels to bring impressive results to your garden. Available in a wide range of varieties, you can find a Solar Storm panel that’s suitable for just about any size of indoor grow. Their smallest is the 220w version that’s designed to flower a 2′ x 2′ space, whereas their largest 880w version is suitable for flowering a 4′ x 4′ area.
Unlike some panels, the Solar Storm uses 5 watt diodes for powerful canopy penetration with the proper blend of intensity and spectrum for explosive vegetative or flowering growth. Additionally, the 440w and 880w versions have a UVB feature that provides an extra boost for the last couple weeks of the flowering stage.
Heliospectra LX601c and LX602
Heliospectra offers energy efficiency and some really neat integrated features like Wifi and Ethernet for remote monitoring and adjusting. With the ability to control the light without even touching it, you can individualy adjust the wavelength intensity within a matter of seconds, all through an easy to use online control interface. We can’t say we’ve seen something like this on any other grow light we’ve reviewed.
These lights are built for uniform coverage in a 4 ft. x 4 ft. area and deliver a high PAR output for optimal photosynthesis. Two versions are available, either the LX601c or the LX602. Each is slightly different in spectrum but both are excellent for either vegging or flowering. Although ideal for indoor agriculture and commercial horticulture, research facilities and first time growers have all found a true liking for Heliospectra and the LED grow light fixtures they offer.
BML Spydr 1200
When thinking back to all of the LED grow lights we’ve reviewed, the BML Spydr 1200 really stands out. From first glance you’ll notice a difference in appearance from what your average LED grow light looks like. Even though it looks cool, looks don’t really matter – functionality and performance are what we truly care about – the Spydr 600 has both.
Designed to replace a 1000 watt HID, it’s designed to give you more PAR per dollar than most brands. But what truly stands out is it’s adjustable rack design. Twelve separate bars are built onto a sliding rack that enables you to spread out the light or concentrate the light in a fixed area. When the bars are pushed together, it’ll achieve incredible amounts of useful light. In fact, it can achieve an incredible PPFD reading up to 1000-1250 mmol/m2/s at a 12 inch mounting height.
One thing you’ll notice about the BML Spydr 1200 is that there aren’t any fans. None at all. The unique “spider-like” design keeps the heat from ever becoming a problem. So much that there isn’t a need for any cooling fans. Without any spinning parts, it means that this LED grow light will run insanely quiet and always perform without overheating.
Kind LED K3 L300
Utilizing a unique 700 mA driving current, the Kind LED K3 L300 LED Grow Light offers twice as much light coverage and penetration than your standard 600 watt HID setup. It uses a proprietary blend of 12 different bands to give your garden 100% usable light so that none is ever wasted. Although it uses about half the power of a 600 watt Metal Halide or High Pressure Sodium light, the Kind K3 L300 saves eenergy and promises outstanding results.
This panel is specifically designed to function quietly while still offering plenty of cooling to keep it running in optimum conditions for several years to come. To give added peace of mind, Kind includes a 3 year warranty and a 90 day money back guarantee – so you really cannot go wrong in choosing this panel.
King Plus Double Chip LED
Ideal for the indoor grower who wants an effective grow light, but doesn’t have a hefty budget to work with. Priced around $110 to $320, the King Plus Double Chip LED Grow Lights
are available in several varieties for a wide range of coverage options.
Rather than your typical single diode design, the King Plus LED panel has a unique “Double Chip” design that provides extra reliability with more light concentration. Equipped with “zener” protectors, you won’t have to worry about one individual diode burning out and causing the rest not to work. This design protects the inner circuitry so each diode runs independently and apart from each other.
The spectrum is of a proper balance with a wide range of wavelengths ranging from 410nm all of the way up to the infrared spectrum at 730nm. With colors in red, blue, white, yellow, ultra-violet, and infrared, the King Plus LED Grow Light is suitable for creating healthy, happy plants on a budget. It’s a highly rated and reviewed choice with the ability to replace a 400 to 600 watt HPS, depending on your specific panel choice.


The Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator has selected 5 early-stage companies for the program’s agtech cohort.
Each company participating in this invitation-only program will receive up to $ 250,000 in non-dilutive funding and hands-on technical assistance to further develop and validate their technologies with the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, the world’s largest independent plant science institute.
The Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator, or IN2, launched in 2014 with a focus on supporting scalable solutions that improve energy efficiency in commercial buildings. It expanded its charter in 2018 to advance the agriculture industry, which accounts for approximately 70% of the water and 14% of the energy usage worldwide.
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To help guide the selection process for the first agtech cohort, IN2 commissioned a white paper entitled “IN2 Food, Energy, Water Landscape” to determine where its impact would be most beneficial. Portfolio companies selected for IN2’s first agtech cohort are advancing technologies that focus on sustainable crop production and yield. They are:
With the addition of these 5 companies, IN2 brings its total portfolio count to 30 cleantech and agtech startups. Since joining the IN2 program, portfolio companies have raised $ 142 million from external follow-on funding — on average, more than $ 20 for every $ 1 awarded by IN2.


SINGAPORE: Malaysian palm oil futures closed more than 2 per cent higher on Friday, extending a winning streak to six consecutive weeks, after an industry body forecast a lower-than-expected rise in production and as the ringgit weakened.
The benchmark palm oil contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed at 2,579 ringgit ($624.30) per tonne, rebounding from losses earlier in the session. The contract had opened 1.3pc lower as rival oils cheapened. Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for share in the global vegetable oils market.
A Kuala Lumpur-based trader told Reuters that prices had turned around because of new estimates from the Malaysian Palm Oil Association showing production rose 1.02pc in October to 1.86 million tonnes. That was lower than the 2pc rise forecast in a Reuters poll. The Malaysian Palm Oil Board is due to issue official October data on Monday.
Published in Dawn, November 9th, 2019


I have been thinking about purchasing a slit seeder to overseed with and was wondering what brands to consider. I am wanting one of the self propeled type machines but dont know enough about them to make a good decision as to what features to look for. Most lawns between 10,000 to 20,000 sqft. Also wondering how well these machines work on new lawns as a primary tool for seeding. The ground around here packs extremly hard even after tilling and most coustomers wont pay to have topsoil hauled in.


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One of the few dual rotating tillers on the market, the Husqvarna DRT900 offers the advantages of both a forward rotating cultivator and counter rotating deep soil tiller. The 9.0 gross torque engine is powerful and able to handle the conditions a homeowner might experience. The DRT900 has a sealed transmission for long life and a sturdy frame.
Cylinder displacement 12.69 cu.inch
Rotational speed 190 rpm
Motor/engine manufacturer Briggs & Stratton
Engine type 950 Series OHV
Working depth 6.5 in
Working width 17 in
Cultivator type Rear-tine
Depth adjustment steps 7
Weight 200 lbs


The Recreation and Park Department is now accepting proposals for demonstration garden spaces in the Golden Gate Park CommUNITY Garden, located at Frederick/Arguello Streets!
The Golden Gate Park CommUNITY Garden is a community resource and, as such, preference is given to local organizations serving San Francisco. Qualifying organizations include, but are not limited to: schools, environmental and cultural groups, garden clubs, plant societies and businesses. This is a unique opportunity to showcase your passion in gardening and the environment, as well as the latest garden innovations.
Please click on the link below for program requirements, proposal evaluation criteria and submission instructions.
If you have an idea and some capacity to plan, install and maintain but would like to partner with some volunteers for help maintaining the site, please send an e-mail to email@example.com by December 1 and we will work to try to match you with support that you can then incorporate into your proposal.
Key Dates to Remember
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- Installations to begin by March 1, 2014
- Installations complete by March 31, 2014
- Maintain gardens through December 31, 2014
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Below you'll find all equipment auctions from farms and ranches all across the state of Colorado. We also serve Nebraska and Kansas customers, so be sure to check out all equipment auctions in other states.
Productive dryland located 15 mi S of Platner, CO or 19 mi SW of Otis, CO. Buyer to receive 2022 L/L cash rent. Planted to milo. Level to slightly rolling terrain. Possession upon harvest.
Productive dryland quarter in southeastern Sedgwick County along Co Rd 12/59. Available upon harvest of 2022 crops; Buyer to receive landlord share of corn. Mostly class II & III soils.


With 13 estates and 17 factories in the low, central and up country regions across Sri Lanka covering a landmass of over 8800 hectares, our subsidiary Elpitiya Plantations produces top grade tea, rubber, coconut, cinnamon and oil palm crops as its core business. Having mastered the mix of land, skilled labor and innovative technologies, we now apply agriculture intelligence across our plantation businesses.
While enhancing the wellbeing of our communities, we continue to explore expansion opportunities through commercial forestry, crop diversification, forward integration, horticulture, renewable power generation and the development of adventure and ecotourism across our estates.
Supporting a workforce of 5,000 people based across 13 estates, Aitken Spence implements a host of educational, healthcare, infrastructure development and social welfare projects to create impactful, sustainable change.Read more
We actively pursue a diversification strategy to broad base our revenue streams in plantations. This includes crop diversification, development of ecotourism, palm oil processing and green energy.Read more
Committed to preserving the biodiversity in our estates, we optimize natural resource utilization, operating three mini hydropower stations generating 4460kW in total, and solar power plants commissioned for construction.Read more


Features of Woongbi’s Feed Mixer
- Input bulky feed without cutting (Take 0.5 hour from non-cutting to mixing): Save chaff bale cutting time and cost (Mix 1~3 stages at 1 time). Mixing time requires only 0.5 hour.
- Improve TMR mixing efficiency and quality (Take 0.3 hour to mix 2.3 ton ~ 5 ton of 1 size feed). Minimize powder generation / Increase mixing efficiency
- Save energy (electricity, diesel). Save farmers loss
- Texture of non-cutting bulky feed compound
- Soft: Prevent stomach disorder, perforation.
– Good Palatability: Improve palatability (digestion coefficient), stimulate growth.
–Minimize bulky feed powder: Reduce farmer’s cleaning effort
- Improve efficiency and performance to increase livestock productivity
- Save production cost by reducing labor cost
- Increased preference from farmers after trial use
Facility Features of Woongbi’s Feed Mixer
- Increase convenience by fitting hydraulic system to Discharge Gate
- Electronic scale is mounted to enable mixing ratio control
- Reduce noise and increase usability by hydraulic motor operation of discharge conveyor
- Wheel type movement, rail type movement or fixed type selectable
- Increased preference from farmers after trial use. Reduce noise and load by use of planetary gear reducer
- Smooth operation in winter time by use of hydraulic oil heating system
- Improve cutting efficiency and lifetime by use of special material cutter
- Automatic measuring and input feature for liquid type additives


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This is what we planted for 2013 and my notes on the varieties. It was a weird year, last year. Not harsh, but the spring was long - very long - and the summer was cool.
Some of my tried-and-true varieties didn't like the cool summer. Let's hope 2014 is a more normal summer.
Fava Beans - Broad WindsorChanged my mind because of the late spring. Planted extra peas instead.
- Red Chinese long beans - love these! They start fast and bear early.
- Green Chinese long beans - love these! They start slow and bear late, but are frost hardy in the fall.
- Dragon Tongue. Fantastic fresh, freeze OK.
- Freshette green bean. My favorite of all the beans we froze.
- Detroit Dark Red - the rabbits ate them to the ground. I didn't get a single one. They seemed to start OK, so I'll try them again with extra critter protection.
- Telegraph - long. My favorite so far.
- de Bourbonne [tiny ones] - seem to do better in a hot summer.
Eggplant: Bad year for eggplant. Lots of flea beetles, too.
- Japanese Pickling: Did OK. Usually does great and it loves hot summers.
- Florida Market Eggplant-very sensitive to cold. Lost the first batch of starts to a late freeze, even though they were in the hoop house. Did a second batch of starts and put them in the ground at the end of May. Got 1 single eggplant.
Fennel: Di Firenze - likes cool weather. Plant in fall for December harvest and in late Feb for spring harvest.
- Siamese Dragon Stir Fry Mix. I mixed this half and half with more arugula seed. Yum!
- Bibb Lettuce- Love this stuff and we had a lot of it in 2013.
- Basil, Genovese. Water seeds daily until they sprout.Harvest frequently.
- Basil, Lettuce Leaf.. Water seeds daily until they sprout. Harvest frequently.
- Cilantro, Slo Bolt. Mostly it self sows. Comes up everywhere. I love it.
- Dill. Self sows now.
Herbs, Perennial [planted several years ago]
- Anise Hyssop
- Chamomile [self sows]
- Alpine Strawberries
- Clary Sage
- Winter savory
- Lemon balm
- Charentais [cantaloupe]- cat dug it up. Will try again in 2014.
- Uzbek Sweetness Melon - fantastic melon! Will do these again. Sweet!
- Egyptian walking onions - don't like damp. I hope they come up this year.
- Local starts: red and yellow sets
- Australian Brown: Started in jugs in the hoop house in February and have lots of starts now. Didn't get them in the ground in time. Will try again with fresh seeds.
Parsnip: Half Long Guernsey Parsnip [First try at parsnips.] - didn't come up.
- Sugar Snap: Hardy and prolific. Heat tolerant. Love these!
- Golden Marconi - Great peppers. The red ones did better.
- Red Marconi - Great peppers.
- Ozark Giant - Did OK, but not great.
- Quadrato D'Asti Rosso - Didn't do anything.
Potatoes: Kennebec. From May's [local]. Tried these in potato towers again. Much better to just grow them in rows.
- Early Scarlet Globe - the regular red kind. Had great success in very early cold frame planting and and late fall cold frame plantings.
Rutabaga: Laurentian Rutabaga. Did nothing.
Sweet potatoes: Georgia Jet. From our own starts. The deer liked these. I fenced them out and the sweet potatoes were good.
- Zucchino Rampicante - Used saved seed. These did fabulously!
- Golden Marbre Scallop [pattypan] - Did well and seem to be somewhat resistant to vine borers.
- Lemon Squash - Did well and seem to be somewhat resistant to vine borers.
- Castata Romanesco [zucch type]: Early set of fruit. Light. Striped. First one, June 30. Loved these.
- Australian Butter - Good fruit. Will try again.
- Black Futsu - excellent. Prolific for us in 2013. Great fruit.
- Greek Sweet Red - one of our favorite.
- Golden hubbard - didn't do so well in 2013.
- Honey Boat Delicata - Good! We liked these a lot and they're cute.
- Musquee De Provence - Gorgeous and delicious.
- Queensland Blue - I keep trying these because they're, well, blue. We usually get one.
- Rouge Vif D'Etampes - didn't get any.
- June bearing [from May's]
- Ever bearing [from May's]
Tomato - not a great year for tomatoes in 2013. Too cool.
- Amana Orange Tomato - Good tomato.
- Amish Paste - K2's favorite.
- Brave General Tomato - Did ok
- Black Cherry Tomato - prolific. Like these!
- Hillbilly [Flame]- Did ok.


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Aris is a high tech company in Eindhoven, the capital of Brainport the Netherlands, specialized in the development, production, installation and servicing of advanced Robotic & Machine Vision Systems within the AgriFood sector. As from the late 80´s, Aris has produced Robotics & Machine Vision Systems for the control and handling of AgriFood products. Some examples: high speed grading poultry in slaughterhouses, very high speed counting one-day chickens in hatcheries, grading orchids and other ornamental and vegetable plants in greenhouses, grading and phenotyping hard- and soft fruit, phenotyping plants and animals for breeding companies and universities, robotics for plant propagation and plant dna analysis. At present, more than 1.000 Aris Robotics & Machine Vision Systems are operational in more than 50 different applications, worldwide. In order to achieve optimum performance, Aris collaborates closely with the best production line machine manufacturers and system integrators, 60% of which for horticultural applications and 40% for the food sector.


Activists on the Maharashtra Cane Control Board (MCCB) demanded the inclusion of jaggery processors, khandsari manufacturers and jaggery powder processors in the process of making fair and remunerative price (FRP) payment to farmers. This demand was placed before the board during a meeting on Wednesday.
“As of now, while it is mandatory for sugar factories to make FRP payments to farmers, these processors are free to make payments according to their convenience. In the sugar sector, if the FRP is Rs 2,500 per tonne and factories make a partial payment of Rs 1,500, they do make the remaining payment later in the season. This is not the case with jaggery processors and khandsari makers. The farmer is left at their mercy,” said Prahlad Ingole, member, MCCB.
According to Ingole, around 10 to 15 per cent cane during the crushing season is used for making jaggery and khandsari.
In the meeting attended by Ajoy Mehta, chief secretary and chairman of the cane control board; Abha Shukla, chief secretary, cooperative marketing; Eknath Davale, agriculture secretary, farmers also sought action against 20 factories that have not made the revenue sharing formula ( RSF) payments for the 2016-17 season.
These factories owe payments to the tune of Rs 125 crore, Ingole said. The state’s sugar commissioner agreed to issue revenue receipt code (RRC) notices to these factories. In an earlier meeting, Ingole had suggested that crushing licences should not be granted to factories that have failed to make RSF payments.
Of the 181 mills from 2017-18 season, RSF of 157 was fixed and out of them 17 mills gave an amount higher than the FRP as the farmer’s share. The board meeting also approved rates of 140 sugar factories whose RSF rates were lower than the FRP.
The farmers also sought payment of transportation costs in three phases during the crushing season. The state’s FRP dues have come down to 3 per cent as of July 15 with Rs 825.75 crore still to be made in cane payments to farmers.
Of the total payable FRP of Rs 23,173 crore, Rs 22,367.53 crore has been paid in cane payments to farmers. As many as 75 factories still owe dues, shows data released by the Maharashtra Sugar Commissionerate.
Close to 120 mills have made 100 per cent FRP payments, 56 mills have paid FRP in the 80 to 99 per cent range, 14 mills have paid 60 to 79 per cent and five have made less than 59 per cent payment. This season, 76 RRC notices were issued to defaulters.


Determinants of Foreign Direct Investments in Agriculture of Danube Region
19 Pages Posted: 20 Dec 2017
Date Written: December 14, 2017
The research investigates the determinants of foreign direct investments in agriculture in the countries of Danube region. Pooled model of agricultural foreign direct investment inflows based on the theoretical framework of Ownership Location Internalization paradigm was formulated and estimated by using ordinary least squares method and panel data for the period from 2009 to 2016. The results suggest that the foreign direct investments in agriculture of the region are primarily resource-seeking, although market-seeking investments are also present. There is also evidence of sector-specific impact of certain frequently examined determinants which contradict theoretic expectations and highlight the importance of the sector-level studies of foreign direct investment. The research adds to the limited literature concerning foreign direct investment determinants in the context of agriculture and has significant implications for the agricultural and foreign investment policymakers.
Keywords: foreign direct investments, determinants, agriculture
JEL Classification: F21, Q17, P32
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Instead of quiz, we have an end of season survey to check on canola yield robbers for 2022. It will take five minutes or less. The survey is anonymous. We will share results in the November Canola Watch. If the embedded survey below doesn’t work, please use this link.
The survey is a quick exercise to look back on the year. We hope it also encourages agronomists and farmers to think quantitatively about yield robbers – What is the level of loss?, What is the cost to manage it?, Does the cost make sense? – and agronomic choices throughout the year.Create your own user feedback survey


- ციტრუსოვანი ნაყოფი — citrus fruit (English)
- The fruits of a plant in the citrus genus. They have a leathery rind surrounding segments filled with pulp vesicles.
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The Emerald Exchange Farmers Market Introduces SoCal Consumers to NorCal Cannabis Cultivators
Cannabis consumers don’t often get a chance to meet the farmers who grew their product. That’s changing though with events like the Emerald Exchange, a farmers market in Los Angeles featuring a number of organic, outdoor, small-batch cannabis cultivators from Northern California. Bringing down their crop and their culture from the Emerald Triangle, these cultivators, including brands like Mendocino Generations and Flying Tiger Farms, are able to educate the market about where their cannabis is coming from and how it’s grown. Presenting not only the finest flower in the state, the Emerald Exchange also draws a number of artists, musicians, and innovative brands, like the cannabis-infused, alcohol-free Rebel Coast Winery. With a lineup of speakers like Felicia Carbajal (California Cannabis Advocates) or Dr. Brandie M. Cross (The Pot Lab), discussing policy, social justice, and the future of cannabis, there’s something at the Emerald Exchange for everyone.


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Owing to the priority to serve quality agro products, various stringent quality tests are performed under the supervision of our quality control team. For fuller assurance of the quality, the products are checked on various quality parameters at different levels starting from the stage of procurement to the final stage of delivery.
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Montana Announces Conservation Initiatives for 2016
The USDA Montana National Resources Conservation Service announced conservation initiatives for 2016 this week. The funding will be provided by the Environmental Quality Incentives Program, and will be used to target specific resource concerns in Montana in 2016, which include On-Farm Energy, Organic, Seasonal High Tunnel, Prairie Pothole Wetland and Grassland Retention, Honey Bee Pollinators, Big Horn Irrigation Improvement, and Drought in the Missouri Headwaters Basin.
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Of particular note is the $1.1 million in funding that will be allocated to mitigating the drought in the Missouri Headwaters Basin. NRCS will accept applications from landowners interested in practices that will increase water conservation, improve riparian, floodplain, and water management, and promote upland management conservation. Specifically, those practices could include improvements to irrigation infrastructure and efficiency, improvements in water storage capacity and off-stream stockwater tanks, and soil health practices to increase soil moisture holding capacity.
For an overview of each of the initiatives, as well as a more detailed look at the conservation practices suggested to mitigate the drought in the Missouri Headwaters Basin, follow the links below:
About Fay Ranches
Fay Ranches has been providing brokerage and advisory services for the acquisition and sale of significant land assets since 1992. While not forgetting our roots as a recreational land company, we have expanded our focus over the past couple decades to include large, productive farms and ranches as well as timberland and plantations. We can be found coast to coast as well as in select international markets.
By Greg Fay, Founder, Broker September 2021, Volume 7 It’s early September 2021 on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend. I’m sitting on the porch at our ranch in Madison County, Montana. We’re baling our second cut of hay this week. I just took my two Llewelyn Setters for an upland bird hunt for Hungarian […]
By Kimberly Lowry, Broker Associate for Fay Ranches, Licensed in Montana The deep roots of the current Split Diamond Ranch registered Angus seed stock operation began somewhat humbly in the scenic Wise River corridor in the 1970s. Owner Steve Buckner fell in love with the stunning property at the base of “Eagle Rock,” adjacent to […]


We are an outside catering company based on a farm in mid Devon, on the outskirts of Cullompton, next to the river Weaver. We live on a farm which breeds roe and fallow deer. We have a small holdingwhich we grow vegetables, from this we use as some of our produce. Field to Fork Catering offer bespoke catering from small private dinner parties to wedding breakfast.
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Hello fellow gardeners,
Fall has been generous to us at the new Cambie & 59th Temporary Community Garden––plenty of sun, warm days, and rain when it counts. A quick glance at the weather forecast, unfortunately, and you'll see those warm days are now behind us.
Here are a few garden updates for November:
WATER SHUT OFF
Water has been shut off for first frost and will remain off until the final frost date in spring.
Note that despite the cold weather, the garden will remain open all through the winter. Chances are slim you'll get much growth out of your beds at this time of the year, but feel free to frequent the space any time you like.
Here's an example of a garden bed that has been cleared of plant matter and nicely mulched. If you happen to have leaves kicking around your front yard, why not add a couple handfuls to your bed? There's really no such thing as too many leaves––go crazy.
Stay dry out there!


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Netting and Fleece Crop Cover Clips
Netting clips will extend the life of any garden netting or fleece by protecting it with these fantastic little clips, designed by Gardening Naturally after numerous requests from customers for an affordable solution.
Just pop the clip onto the netting or fleece, this creates an eyelet for a steel peg. It also helps to find the pegs.
The clips can also be used for hanging netting or fleece in the greenhouse.
For all other items, we will either charge £4.98 for standard items, £6.99 for large items and £14.99 for oversized items.
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Hydrangea ‘Snowcicle’ features impressive 12-14” panicles of creamy-white blooms that evolve into shades of rose-red and olive green. Supported by sturdy stems, these large panicles add a striking and elegant touch to your garden. Grows 4-6’ tall and wide. Hardy to USDA zone 6. 2-gallon pot.
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Here is a close up of just the tasseled out top on the corn stalks. This is Indian Corn in early August. Notice one tassel is red and the other is yellow. The ears will have kernels of different colors too. Health claims are being made, that the dark blue, black or mahogany kernels contain very high levels of antioxidants. I really can't say if that is true or not, but this tasty flint corn does yield far more than most. I am now growing this instead of Krugs dent corn for grinding into corn meal and for succotash.


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Entry Name: Former Cowhouse to Dol-wenith
Listing Date: 21 July 2000
Last Amended: 30 July 2003
Source ID: 23662
Building Class: Agriculture and Subsistence
Location: Situated immediately to the north of Dol-wenith.
Traditional County: Caernarfonshire


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Grow bigger and healthier plants faster! These SunBlaster CFL self ballasted lamps are excellent for a variety of indoor growing applications. Use these affordable lamps anywhere you need to replicate the sun's natural light. Easy to use, the 26 Watt lamp simply screws into any standard size light socket.


They're an introduced species with absolutely NO natural controls in the United States. Their numbers far outweigh any potential predators, so they pretty much go unfettered in their life cycles.
They eat vegetation as beetles, but also worth remembering is that in their larvae form (grubs) they can be devastating to turf grasses like your lawn, fairways, and greens.
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Field at the Cropsey Community Farm on South Little Tor Road in New City. The fields are being allowed to go fallow this year.
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Property ID : Middlefork Properties LLC
For Sale $2,770,135 PRICE REDUCED - Permanent Planting, Tree Fruit
Located within the City of Reedley 2030 General Plan Sphere of Influence
+/-70.13 Assessed Acres consisting of 3 parcels
Southside of Floral Avenue east of Lac Jac Avenue at the southeast corner of Wallace Avenue, Southeast of Reedley, Fresno County, CA
+/-20 acres Dapple Dandy Pluot with 4 acres of Angelino Plums interplanted.
+/-10 acres Snow Fall Peaches
+/-20 acres of subject property has been planted to proprietary tree fruit variety. Buyer will need to graft to a new variety
Consolidated Irrigation District surface water
Majority Excellent soils with a portion of good to poor along Kings River.
APN: 393-060-70s, 71s and 72s – Fresno County
Located along the beautiful Kings River, this scenic location is prime for a river frontage custom home. This ranch consists of 3 separate APNs and is located within the proposed Reedley General Plan 2030 Sphere of Influence and the General Plan Study Area to be zoned “Residential, Suburban 1-4 DU/ACRE”.
Two sources of water and excellent soils makes this ranch a great income producing property.
+/-20 acres of subject property has been planted to proprietary tree fruit variety. Buyer will need to graft to a new variety.
Property is located in the Kings Canyon Unified School District (Riverview Elementary and Reedley High).
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Grow outside in a garden or patio space.
Able to brave tough weather conditions and low temperatures.
Thrives in 3-6 hours of sun per day and cooling shade for the rest.
Easy to grow
Minimal pruning, watering and pest or disease concerns.
Why We Love It
Why We Love It
Bring large and glossy dark green leaves to your home with the Prunus laurocerasus 'Novita' tree, also known as 'Cherry laurel'. This vigorously growing evergreen plant is a member of the Rosaceae family and it blossoms with wonderful fragrant white flowers in spring. Over the autumn months, it sprouts shiny berries that turn from shades of red through to black.
The hardy 'Novita' looks delightful when used as a hedge, where it could mark your garden border or be planted next to your patio. When standing alone, it can also make an appealing focal point in an outdoor space, as it grows to between four and eight metres in height over a 20 to 50 year period.
The decorative pot is sold separately. Find the perfect base for any style of planting, explore our full range of pots here.
How to Plant
How to Plant
Easy to grow in moist, fertile and well-draining soils, 'Novita' will soon make itself at home in your outdoor space. Choose a location with either full or partial sun to encourage it to grow vigorously upwards. It can be planted year-round, but it does need regular watering over the summer months. Make sure to wear your gloves and to give your hands a good wash after handling it.
Into the Ground
Pick up your spade, trowel, watering hose, along with an organic, multipurpose compost to plant your 'Novita'.
- Using your trowel, remove any weeds within a metre of where you’re planting.
- Dig a hole twice the size of the rootball.
- Add a little compost into the base and pop your plant inside.
- Firm up your plant with extra compost.
- Water generously to help your 'Novita' settle.
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Pick a pot and grab your trowel, watering can and some organic compost to plant your 'Novita'.
- Fill your pot with plenty of compost.
- Dig a hole double the size of the rootball.
- Pop your plant into the hole, coating the base with more compost if you need to.
- Give it a water and leave it somewhere with plenty of sun.
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Well loved trullo situated in an olive grove just outside Carovigno
Original Trullo set in an olive grove just outside Carovigno and only 10km from the nearest beaches.
The trullo of about 70 sqm has 2 entrances, eat-in kitchen that leads into the living area, the 2 bedrooms lead off the living area, bathroom. Outside there is a store room plus and outdoor shower.
The garden is very well maintained with an irrigation system to provide lawned grass immediately around the trullo. The land extends to about 12,000 sqm with 150 olive trees as well as almond, walnut, pear, fig, cactus, apricot, mulberry and carruba trees.
The owners receive an EU contribution of €600 per annum for maintaining the olive trees.
An ideal holiday home or rental investment. It is possibile to extend this property further and install a swimming pool upon obtaining planning permisssion.
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THE Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities (MPIC) will take advantage of the shortage of global edible oil amid the political tension in Europe to promote Malaysian palm oil, paving the way for the commodity to regain its market share especially in the European Union (EU).
MPIC Minister Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin (picture) said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb 24 this year has significantly affected the global vegetable oil supplies as the uncertainty over the Black Sea exports have resulted in higher vegetable/edible oil prices.
“The Russian-Ukraine conflict has led to shortages of sunflower oil and rapeseed oil with both countries accounting for 80% of global exports.
“MPIC believes that the Black Sea tension will benefit Malaysian palm oil exports as many European countries with high dependency on sunflower oil, have now shifted their demand to palm oil,” she said in a statement today.
Zuraida said Ukraine and Russia are entering the critical month for sunflower planting which should have started in April, hence, the prolonged war could hamper the planting season.
Ukraine’s and Russia’s sunflower oil exports account for 10% of global vegetable oil exports, and market analysts are presently anticipating an increase in palm oil demand from the EU region in the near term, given lower quantity of soybean exports from Brazil, Paraguay, Russia and Ukraine as well as reduced sunflower from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine.
Coupled with the latest move by neighbouring Indonesia, which is the world’s largest palm oil exporter, to widen the scope of its export ban on raw materials for cooking oil to include crude and refined palm oil, global vegetable oil prices are likely to remain high in the first half of 2022, the minister said.
“This is why I believe it is timely now for palm oil to regain its confidence from European buyers given the publicity the commodity received in the past,” she said.
Zuraida said she has instructed relevant agencies under MPIC, such as the Malaysian Palm Oil Council and the Malaysian Palm Oil Board to undertake aggressive efforts and campaigns not just for our commodity to fill the global market gaps in the interim. These agencies, in collaboration with MPIC, will have to ensure that Malaysian palm oil remains a top choice in global markets in the long run, particularly those where the consumers have been exposed to vicious propaganda in the past.
She called on the agencies to step up efforts to counter adverse propaganda which undermines palm oil’s credibility and for the country to showcase the numerous health benefits the golden oil has to offer.


The construction of two small water basins that minimise the risk of floods and offer a habitat that promotes biodiversity.
Projects & Practice
A diversified farm with a carpentry workshop, used RDP support to acquire a telescopic handler in order to improve its productivity.
Building a reservoir to catch runoff water and provide protection against floods in a vulnerable area.
Support from the rural development programme was used to buy new machinery and expand the production capacity of a biogas plant.
Brand new manufacturing and packaging procedures were developed in order to produce healthy nutritional products for children from fruit and vegetables.
A family farm specialised on wine production used RDP support to acquire a new tractor and in this way improve its productivity and competitiveness.
A company making pork products used RDP support to purchase new equipment that allowed it to increase production capacity and end product quality.
RDP support helped a family farm to generate added value by applying a sustainable model of production through biodynamic agriculture.
An initiative to promote young farmers participation entrepreneurship and innovation
for sustainable rural areas
An example of a large-scale previously state owned farm, which now successfully combines economic sustainability and the provision of public goods.


(Daucas carota var. sativa) Flemish heirloom dating back to 1500's. Biennial. Tapered, long white root with green shoulder. Mild, sweet flavour with crisp flesh. Attractive when served with orange carrots, or as a white carrot soup. 85-90 days. 500 seeds
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Palmer Park Farmers Market 2022
EVERY WEDNESDAY, July 13 - October 12
SW corner of 7 Mile & Woodward (DEN parking lot)
THANKS FOR A GREAT SEASON! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
Join us each Wednesday at this lovely local market for farm fresh fruits and vegetables and more, rain or shine.
WE ARE ACTIVELY SEEKING ADDITIONAL PRODUCE VENDORS to round out the season.
Interested or know someone who is?
PLEASE CONTACT our new Farmers Market Manager, Audrey at firstname.lastname@example.org
Current vendor list 9/13/2022:
LOCATION: The Palmer Park Farmers Market takes place in the parking lot of the Detroit Exploration + Nature Center (DEN) on 7 Mile just west of Woodward and east of the 12 Precinct.
Below photos by Barbara Barefield.


The Rural Mainstreet Index shows continued weakness according to the latest report by Creighton University. Last week, organizers said the index rose slightly in March but continue to show a contracting rural economy. The index for March was announced at 40.2, compared to last month’s 37.0. A number below 50 suggests contraction.
Organizers say recent declines are the result of lower agriculture and energy commodity prices and downturns in manufacturing. The farmland and ranchland-price index for March tumbled to 20.2 from February’s 29.8. This is the 28th straight month the index has moved below growth neutral. The March farm equipment-sales index sank to a record low of 6.7 from February’s 11.3. The report points to weakness in farm income that continues to pressure the sale of agriculture equipment across the Midwest region.


Kew Urban Garden Collection: Radish Amethyst
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- A colourful addition to salads
- Ideal for containers
- Crops: May to October
Raphanus sativus. Shiny purple skinned round roots with crisp white flesh. The roots of Radish Amethyst are slow to go pithy and have strong tops for easier pulling. Ideal for containers. Sow regularly for continuous succulent roots throughout the summer.
Sow seeds from March to August. Keep well watered during dry weather.


Uganda Sipi Falls Organic Arabica Fully Washed raw coffee
Bright pineapple like acidity, big body, tropical fruit, semi rich, herbal, sweet, chocolate, clean, caramel, pineapple, viscous, lemon, nice sweet lasting finish.
Roast Aroma: Malty, red wine, sugar cane, fruit, very sweet, sun flowers
Dry Aroma: Big chocolate, molasses, tangerine, cherry, spice, herbal
Brewed Aroma: Caramel, sweet, sugary, chocolate, herbal, vanilla
Growers: Small holder Farmers, Members of Sipi Falls coffee project, started in 1999 by UTZ to improve local Producers Coffee quality to strengthen marketability and provide Sustainable income for Farmers. The Project is named after the three majestic Waterfalls the area is known for.
Region: Bugisu region named for the Indigenous people, Kapchorwa District on the slopes of Mt Elgon.
Varietals: Bourbon, SL 14, SL 28, Blue Mountain, Bugisu
Altitude: 1,500 - 2,500 Meters Above Sea Level
Soil: Volcanic Loam
Processing: Fully Washed and sun dried
Harvest: August - December


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Budget balers and grassland kit from Poland will soon be available in the UK.
Glamorgan-based Equipment Supply Services – the company which announced its intention to start marketing Caruelle sprayers at the Cereals event – is to act as UK agent for SIPMA machinery.
With a chequered history as both a privately owned enterprise and a state-run outfit under the Communist regime, SIPMA has been building farm equipment for over 100 years for domestic markets and Western European manufacturers. Within Eastern Europe the company claims to hold a 40% share of the market for grassland kit.
Initially the range of mowers, tedders, bale-wrappers, conventional, round and big square balers will be sold direct to farmers by ESS. Then, once a decent sales base has been built up, it is the intention that the company will transfer its efforts to establishing a nationwide dealer network.
Specifically designed for working in hilly conditions, this semi-mounted SIPMA bale-wrapper transfers weight to the rear axle of the tractor to improve stability.


Each Tuesday from May onwards, owner Chris will give a talk lasting 20-30 minutes on one aspect of gardening, either in the kitchen garden or our garden room. Then have a free tea or coffee in Fieldcrest’s lovely garden room.
- Tuesdays from 1st May
- Cost: £4 per talk
- Contact us to book your place (booking essential as talks dependant on numbers)
Our provisional schedule for the rest of the summer is below but if you are interested in a particular topic do contact us in advance as the schedule may be subject to change depending on the weather or seasonal changes!
31st Aug Sages – herbs and scented salvias
4th Sept Sowing seed for next year
11th Sept Pruning soft fruit and fruit trees cancelled, replaced by How to take cuttings from fuschias, salvias and pelargoniums
18th Sept Good Perennials for the garden and for cutting
25th Sept Dahlias
2nd October Clip hedges and herbs
9th October Autumn containers
16th October Late flowering perennials and grasses
Contact us for more information or to sign up


Researchers to outline agricultural trends to 2050
23 Nov 2017
Leading researchers working to boost the productivity of Australia’s primary industries and the food security of developing countries will reveal their latest findings at a USC Research Showcase on Thursday 30 November.
Interested members of the public are invited to the keynote talk from 12.30pm to 1.30pm at USC’s Innovation Centre on campus at Sippy Downs.
Keynote speaker Dr Peter Horne from the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research will present, ‘The future ain’t what it used to be: Redesigning Australian support in agricultural research towards the needs of partner countries towards 2050’.
Registered delegates will then attend sessions on:
- Enhancing food security and livelihoods in developing countries, led by USC Professor of Tropical Forestry John Herbohn;
- Partnering to increase the productivity of Australian primary industries, led by USC Associate Professor of Aquaculture Nicholas Paul.
— Julie Schomberg
Student research supported by Rotary scholarships14 Jun
Three compelling USC student research projects spanning creative writing, biotechnology and molecular biology have each gained a $4,500 boost from the combined Rotary clubs of the Sunshine Coast.
USC app to make bushfire prediction fast and accurate8 Jun
USC researchers will develop a citizen science app for people living in fire-prone areas to help predict the likelihood of bushfires in Australia and minimise their devastating effects.
Scientists seek SEQ urban kangaroo sightings2 Jun
If you’ve seen a kangaroo or wallaby around your part of town recently, researchers from USC Australia want to know about it for a study that could bolster protection efforts.


Who do you call when there is seeding to be done? The Seed-O-Nator of course! Borrowed from Dave Grooters. Check out our super hero Jess making sure the vineyard is well seeded for this winter and next year.
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Locals and visitors alike gathered together in Green River over the weekend to observe the 116th annual Melon Days celebration.
Activities over the weekend included a vendor fair, bounce houses, 5k melon run, melon carving, a softball tournament, wild west dancing, a golf tournament, the Melon Days Parade and live entertainment from Levi Blom.
Green River farmers have held a celebration for their locally grown fruit since 1906, which has now turned the celebration to what it is today. Melon Days is a celebration to honor Green River’s world-renowned melons as well as the farmers.
Melon Days was made possible this year by Green River City, The Swell, Dunham Melons, Vetere Melons, Rocky Mountain Power, Waste and Water Logistics, Emery Telcom, Thayn Melons, Desert River Credit Union, Holiday River Expeditions and KOA.


(Capsicum annuum) 25 seeds per pack. A Japanese hot pepper, the Santaka bears 2-4", tapered, slender red fruits. Flavor is quite hot, ranging from 30,000-50,000 on the Scoville scale. Plants are prolific bearers with fruits in spiky clusters pointed out from the branches, making for a pretty ornamental. #2076
Open pollinated. 70-75 days.


Wild Russian a semi-auto flowering marijuana cross, its an easy strain to grow, its medium branching support good sized frosty nuggets of bud.
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While the world faces a global hunger crisis and significant challenges in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is powerful to hear testimonies of how Tearfund projects are continuing to transform lives and bring hope where it is needed most.
One project in Rwanda, run by our partner African Evangelistic Enterprise (AEE), has been at the heart of local communities, helping some of the poorest people to not only survive in these difficult times, but also to shape a brighter future for themselves and the next generation.
Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government, people living in the Southern Province – many of them women – have been given opportunities to learn new farming techniques to adapt to climate change and increase the amount of food they are producing. They’ve also been invited to join self-help groups, enabling them to access the means to revive or start up their own businesses, and ultimately provide food and income for their families.
Welcome funding boost
And now, building on this strong foundation, additional funding has been received from the Scottish Government to learn from this project and take the approach even further, as our partner continues its work in some of the poorest communities in the country.
Emmanuel Murangira, who leads Tearfund’s work in Rwanda, tells us more.
‘Over recent years, Scottish Government funding has helped our partner AEE to work with people in their own communities so that they can come together and learn new agricultural techniques, and also strengthen their financial capabilities, pooling resources to access savings and loans in order to start their own ventures and generate much-needed income.
‘We are grateful to the government of Scotland for this support, which has been crucial in these challenging times, not only in giving people the income they need in order to put food on the table and survive, but also because of the enormous impact on wellbeing this has had.


15pcs American Ground Bean Seeds Phaseolus Vulgaris
Small and dark green leaves. Fruit length 10-15 cm. Smooth surface with good quality. Not strict with fertilizer and sunlight.
Easy to grow.
Has a strong disease, heat and cold resistance.
Will be a delicious dish after cooking.
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As you probably know, Precision Planting has been in the news for quite sometime now. This release from AGCO is an exciting proposition. AGCO to Acquire Precision Planting from The Climate Corporation July 26, 2017 AGCO, Your Agriculture Company, (NYSE:AGCO), a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment and The Climate Corporation, a subsidiary of ... Read More
Maple Lane is pleased to be able to offer the AGCO Edition of the SOLO UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) made by 3D Robotics. The SOLO AGCO EDITION is an agriculture drone specifically designed to meet the unique needs of the ag community. With it you can get accurate data on your fields from the sky. You could ... Read More
Step-by-step tutorials on factory installed terminals are available online here. There is a great deal of useful content from basic setup to complete operation.


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The bottom line from today’s USDA report and the market’s reaction is to store corn and sell beans, according to Jerry Gulke of the Gulke Group. "Corn opened higher, sold off, and closed up almost 8¢—a new high close. We saw a lot of capitulation today—people gave up hoping to buy at lower prices and went ahead and bought. Looking at a chart, we could see as much as a 40¢ pull back to $4.40; if so, it would get bought."
Soybeans, on the other hand, closed on the lows of the day, he adds. "We may not know how low they can go. I also don’t think they’ll go higher if there isn’t a supply change. With beans around $10.50, they still offer good profits so if I were to sell anything it would be beans. We bought some $10.30 put options ahead of the report and we’ll hold on to those."
The wheat market closed about unchanged, and 20¢ off the lows for the day. "It is telling us it doesn’t believe we have 800 to 900 million bushels of stocks. Some millers say they believe it is more like 600 million," says Gulke. "The charts have something called a saucer bottom, which can be explosive. Considering speculators outside of agriculture hear wheat prices going up and they think bread prices, this is the market that often draws speculative money. Right now the market will try to keep prices strong to ensure we get the extra U.S. acreage many expect to see planted next month."


The Brabantia Regrow Kit is a 2-part set: it has two, different-sized glass bowls and matching floating rings for you to place vegetable or herb leftovers in. We decided to give the spring onion scrap a chance, but you could also try celery, cabbage, bok choi, beetroot, swede, Romaine lettuce, leek, spring onion, lemon grass, avocado stones, garlic cloves, and carrot and turnip tops (the green parts).
All you need to do is fill whichever size bowl you wish to use halfway up with water. You then pop the floating ring in it, along with your vegetable or herb scrap. That's it. After that there's nothing else you need to do, other than test your patience whilst watching the home-grown vegetable or herb grow, day by day.
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Want to hear the best news? There's no need to be afraid you'll kill off your home-grown vegetables and herbs. Thanks to the floating rings your 'crop' will always get the perfect amount of water. Phew. Following a successful experiment with our spring onion, my friend and I decided to inject new life into a lettuce, using the Regrow Kit. That was a success too! See the result below:


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(Scientific.Net/Trans Tech Publications, 2012-12)Oil Palm Ash is one of the abundance agricultural wastes found in Malaysia. This wastes need to be disposed properly. Oil palm ash contains compounds needed to produce glass. Most of raw materials (especially silica) used ...


According to the combination of agrotechnical features and in combination with the phenomenal size and taste, the President, paired with the First Lady, will give an original look and decorate any farmstead. The variety is characterized by a surprisingly large fruit size. The tree is strong-growing with a spherical crown shape. The angle of departure of skeletal branches is close to 90%. Entry into fruiting for 4−5 years. The type of fruiting is traditional, apical. The type of flowering is protoandric, male flowers bloom first. The fruits are very large, over 40 gr. The kernel yield exceeds 35%. The kernel is sweet and very tasty. Can be extracted whole. Fruit ripening is late. Pollinators: Kodrene, Redinsky Polnyy, First Lady. The winter of 2011−2012 with a decrease to -32°C in February was endured without consequences.


China has ordered 600,000 tons of corn from Ukraine for 2015. The Chinese previously rejected the U.S. brand in 2014, which contained an unacceptable genetically modified trait.
American corn suppliers are fearful that the Chinese may once again reject their brand of corn because of the GMO strand Agrisure Duracade contained within the product. China’s aversion to the American variety cost producers $2.9 billion in 2014. This has shocked many in corn community, given that American corn can compete with its Ukrainian counterpart on a cost level. China is the second largest consumer of corn in the world. China uses the corn for industrial purposes and the meat industry.
Higher demand for meat stems from the growing number of people rising above the poverty level. China burns through its corn stockpiles quickly, with prices skyrocketing to $16 per ton (100 yuan) in the past few weeks. Ukraine will be sending a delegation next month to broker a double shipment. American producers need to realize that modified food is a contentious issue worldwide, and it is making their brand less competitive.
GMO Corn Gains More Attention
Russian authorities have been restricting GMO corn and other GM imports for the past few years. The ban was in response to a French study that revealed GM foods from Monsanto may lead to higher risks of organ failure and tumors. European nations have GM labeling requirements, and the Chinese government even went so far as to destroy all modified corn shipments from the States near Macau in 2013.
This should be a wake-up call to American corn producers and supporters of genetically modified crops. GM foods such as golden rice are unpopular in many developing nations, and there is growing resistance against GM products around the world.
China Becoming More Progressive?
In a nation with low pollution standards and lax labor laws, many would find it hard to believe that the Chinese are moving in a more enlightened direction, but the nation is at least trying. Chinese authorities are trying to lower coal usage and boost natural gas and solar output.
China’s dislike of American corn is another sign that the nation is aware of the potential harm of modifying food. And despite the contracting economy, the Chinese are still in a position to be choosy about what they buy on the market. American corn mills must strip out GMO elements in the feed while remaining cost competitive worldwide.


Gothenburg, Sweden: Mycorena today announced the opening of their new pilot production facility in Gamlestaden, Gothenburg. The new facility, dubbed as MIND (Mycorena Innovation and Development Centre), marks the next steps in the fast-growing company’s journey to be the biggest Mycoprotein supplier in Europe by 2025. It is the first of its kind in Scandinavia and, at an annual production capacity starting at 10 tons, it is one of the largest pilot- and test facilities to produce Mycoprotein in Europe.
“Despite all uncertainties of the pandemic, 2020 has been an incredible year for us and the demand for our product, Promyc, has outgrown the capacity of our previous facility.” says Ramkumar Nair, founder and CEO at Mycorena. “We built MIND with the intention to upscale our production capacity to cater to the growing demand from our food industry partners for Promyc. It will also facilitate our continued research and innovation efforts towards strengthening our current IP portfolio.”
The move will enable Mycorena to increase their production capacity, which has seen an exponential increase in demand over the past year. As one of the few mycoprotein-alternatives on the market, the company is a unique challenger in the competitive market for meat-alternatives.
This news comes in the wake of many recent accomplishments of the company, including:
- Winning Polarbröd’s ‘Utstickarpriset’ 2020
- Launching a new partnership with Kale United
- Being listed on Forward Fooding’s Foodtech 500 of Agrifoodtech for the second year in a row


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We have finally got round to ordering a new veg box, from Box Bush Farm. The first delivery should arrive on Friday, so we took an inventory of the veg in the house.
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- 1 hispi cabbage
- 2 peppers (1 red, 1 yellow)
- 1 bulb fennel
- 1 large aubergine
- 1 big bag of spinach
- 1 huge sweet potato
- assorted carrots and celery, onions and shallots
- potatoes – Cornish new and standard
- oddments of radish, spring onions
This was clearly Far Too Much, so we shall be eating lots of veg in the coming days!
We did a fab Keralan veg massala last night, recipe to follow.


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Soybeans Advance on U.S. Acres, South American DroughtTony C. Dreibus and Luzi Ann Javier
Soybeans advanced before a U.S. government report this week that may show planting for the next season will be little changed and as drought curbed the harvest in South America, dimming global supply prospects.
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For the past 2+ months, the Highlands of PNG has gotten very little rain. Gardens have been deserted, drinking water sources have all but dried up and many folks have suffered the ill effects of diarrheal illnesses from contaminated water sources.
Thankfully, the heavens have opened up and rains have poured down on the Highlands of PNG once again. Our water tanks are full, but the river is still pretty low, and there are many areas in PNG where the rains have not yet return to, so please keep praying for more rain.
The only good thing about a drought is the hope of mangos. Mangos need a period of time to grow without wind and rain to knock off the buds and the little mangos as they start to grow. Droughts provide that period of time for the mangos to grow. It has been years since our mango tree produced mangos, but it looks like this might be another good year for mangos. Our trees have 100s of little mangos on them, hoping the rains don't knock off the rest.


Mr. Pat McCormack, Deputy President of ICMSA and Chairperson of their Dairy Committee, has called on the Minister Coveney to immediately issue the payment due to dairy farmers participating in discussion groups under the Dairy Efficiency Scheme.
“Given the pressures on farmers at this time due to weather-related problems and the associated cash flow pressures, no-one should need reminding that every euro counts. The Minister can assist by immediately paying out the Dairy Efficiency Scheme which will help farmers through what is for many an unprecedented cashflow and farm management crisis. While the weather this week has given some small respite, the reality is that massive feed bills have built up on farms and many farmers are a long way still from getting their cows and cattle to grass with little or no fodder supplies at this stage. It is essential that every support is given to farmers at this time and the payment of the DES immediately would greatly help”, said Mr McCormack.
“The Dairy Efficiency Scheme has been a very positive factor for milk suppliers and it has proved to be a valuable support during the extreme difficulties being experienced at present. ICMSA is disappointed that the payment has been discontinued for 2013 and we would certainly single this out as one of the issues that must be reconsidered by the Minister” concluded Mr. McCormack.
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