Yesterday, April 2, was a big day for my little seedlings. It was their very first time outside! I left them out for just a little over an hour in the shade and all seemed to be fine. I'm nervous though...I know the next week or 2 can really make or break them.
Everything is looking amazing - especially the kale. It's so beautiful I'm not sure that I will even want to cut it to eat it now! The tomato plants smell wonderful. The only plant I've had problems with so far is the arugula. Several of my plants "bolted" - they shot up and flowered which makes the leaves incredibly bitter and no longer very edible. They actually smell good though; you can smell the spiciness. I know that they bolt when they are under stress and it has been hard to get an even balance of too much/not enough water for them. I think that next time I plant them I will put them into larger pots so that they don't dry out so easily. But, I'm going to keep them around and see how they look as they flower. Maybe I will practice harvesting seeds from them.
Here are some pictures:
Pictures of peaches from our peach tree


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While Jacqueline and Ben are on assignment at the Farm Futures Business Summit, enjoy guest commentary from Advance Trading Inc.
Retail sales fell 1.1% in December as higher interest rates and inflationary pressures curbed spending on cars, gasoline and hardware. Wholesale price inflation fell to slowest pace since March 2021—Is a ¼ point rate hike next? DOW, -493; S&P, -49.5; NAS, -96.
Pressure from soybeans and Argentinian moisture puts some pressure on corn. Corn in March came in at $6.81 ¼, down 4 cents on the day. December Corn settled at 6.01, down 2 3/4 cents on the day.
South America remains the main focus for markets. ANEC now estimates Brazil’s corn exports in January at 5.2 million tons. This is up from 5.0 previously, which is 82% or 750 K above the corresponding figure for 2022. Shipments in the 2nd week of January fell from 1.9 to 1.6 MMT and were well above the 911K shipped in the week of last year. The country’s maize supply fell by 28 mbu, down 16%, to 147 or about 3 times its level a year ago.
Weekly US corn exports averaged about 60 a week in January-March last year. While we expect deliveries from Argentina, Brazil and Ukraine to fall to 55-60 this year, a repeat of last year’s US performance largely hinges on China’s entry into the US market. Aside from last week’s inspections, China has more or less zero unshipped sales on its books.
One factor of Chinese purchases will depend on their feed use. China increased pork production by 4.6% in 2022. This is the biggest increase since 2014. Their beef production was 3% higher and poultry increased by 2.6%.
Argentina gets more rain than expected; forecast gets wetter. March Soybeans paid $15.24 ½, down 15 ¼ cents on the day. November futures closed 19 cents lower at $13.74 ¼.
ANEC estimates Brazil’s soybean exports at 2.0 MMT in January, up from 1.7 previously. Soybean exports improved from 262,000 to 353 in the second week of January, but were barely 40% of last year’s total as the harvest continues to drag. Soybean meal shipments fell from 501,000 to 486 during the same period, down only slightly from last year’s implied total of 499. Brazil reported a 60 mbu increase in its soybean supply to 150 million. That is almost 87 fewer than a year ago. The soybean meal lineup was stable week over week at 1.35 MMT. This figure is 300 K or 18% smaller than in 2022.
AmSpec reported a 36% drop in Malaysia’s palm oil exports from January 1-15. ITS reported a 37% decline. According to yesterday’s AMS inspection report, U.S. unshipped bean sales were near an all-time high for this point in the selling season at 542 mbu. Over the past 3 years, a number over 500 meant the USDA was underweight on its January export forecast. Could it be that excellent sales due to crop delays in Brazil are an overestimation of potential?
Not to bring too much negative news out today, but Brazil’s agriculture minister says it can increase the planted area of grains and oilseeds by about 5% each year without leading to further deforestation. There are 370 million hectares of low-productivity pasture available with the aim of converting about 25% of them to row crops.
Good moisture levels in the Plains and more expected over the weekend. Wheat fell in all three classes today following the latest weather reports. March Chicago Wheat came in at $7.42 ½, down 9 ¼ cents on the day; New crop July futures fell 7 ½ cents to $7.53 ½. March KC Wheat settled at $8.41 ½, down 14 ¼ cents on the day, while Minneapolis Wheat fell 15 cents to $9.01.
Egypt expects to import 5% less wheat in 2023, according to the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade. Japan will bid for 78,000 tons of US and Canadian wheat tomorrow; US HRW and 2 loads of Canadian western red winter. Wheat prices in Russia were $1 per ton lower to $305, according to one source.
Normal to above-normal temperatures and thunderstorms are expected to hit Argentina over the next two weeks. Southern parts of the growing belt may receive moderate to heavy rainfall between Friday and Saturday, with total precipitation ranging from 0.75″ to 1.50″ but only 0.30″ to 0.80″ elsewhere.
Dry weather and warmer temperatures are likely to follow until severe thunderstorms are expected next Wednesday-Friday. Cooler temperatures and rainfall of 1.00 to 2.00 inches are expected during the period, with the central and northern regions receiving the best totals. 1.75” to 2.50” of precipitation is expected over the next two weeks (about 2.25 is normal). The Buenos Aires-Córdoba regions had the 9th driest period from January 1-16 in the last 38 years.
Central parts of Brazil are expected to receive near-above-normal rainfall of 4.00″ to 6.00″ over the next two weeks. Limited thunderstorms are possible in the extreme southern parts of the country over the next few days and early next week, but more organized rains are expected this Friday through Sunday. Temperatures are likely to remain normal to cool from northern Paraná, while heat in Rio Grande do Sul could set in over the next 10 days. 16% of soybean acreage had less than half normal precipitation during the 30 days ending Monday (27% in the south).
In the US, the Corn Belt and the Mid-South could continue to suffer from mild weather through next week. The central part of the US is expected to get colder early next week and temperatures are likely to remain normal to cold for 7 to 10 days.
More rain and snow is expected to hit parts of the Corn Belt and the mid-South over the next two weeks, with 1.25 to 2.50 inches of precipitation. HRW wheat fields of the Plains may also receive rain and snow over the next 14 days, likely to continue to ease the drought. Heavy snowfall is expected in the NE today and parts of IA and MN today and tomorrow, impacting logistics in the areas. Moderate rain and snow may occur over the weekend in the driest feedlots of KS, OK.
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The Guji region lies approximately 300 to 400km South of Addis Ababa in the Guji Zone of the Oromia Region. The Guji region, which was created in 2002, takes its name from the Oromo people, a tribe who have farmed coffee on the land for generations. Despite its long journey, Guji coffees are widely recognized as distinct from both Yirgacheffe and Sidamo coffee thanks to the unique local varieties and microclimates. Guji coffees offer a complex, yet balanced, cup profile that does well in both filter and espresso.


Ashok Gehlot in Israel to bring back farm technology
Gehlot said similarity in climatic conditions between Rajasthan and Israel also provided good opportunities of cooperation.
Jaipur: A delegation from Rajasthan led by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot now visiting Israel held talks with officials on cooperation in agriculture, horticulture and water resources, a statement issued here said on Sunday. Cooperation in water management, particularly drip and sprinkler irrigation in water-deficient Rajasthan, was also discussed, the statement said.
"Israel is among the front-runners in desert agriculture management. With cooperation from Israel, coordinated management of horticulture and water could be made in the arid and semi-arid areas of the state," said Gehlot, who along with the team would return to Jaipur May 2, 2013. He said Rajasthan's problems like lack of water, abundance of arid and semi-arid regions were similar to Israel's.
The similarity in climatic conditions between Rajasthan and Israel also provided good opportunities of cooperation, he said. The chief minister said keeping in view lack of water resources in the state, cooperation could be sought from Israel in rain water and soil water conservation.
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Since the heat was incapable of permeating the thick layer of co2, the surface area temperature level raised to such a degree that no kind of life understood to male would certainly have the ability to make it through.
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New Delhi (Mizzima)- Nearly three months after the killer Cyclone Nargis played havoc in Burma's southwestern coastal region, hundreds of thousands are still not getting enough food, the United Nations World Food Programme said on Friday .
"The situation remains dire in Myanmar [Burma] ," said Chris Kaye, WFP's Country Director for Burma on Friday. "The vast majority of families simply don't have enough to eat."
Kaye said hunger is a huge threat and that comes in the way of victims concentrating in other fields of reconstruction and rebuilding their lives.
"Hunger remains a very real threat, and if people are hungry, they can't focus on restructuring their livelihood," Kaye said.
In response to the crisis, Kaye said, WFP is scaling up its emergency feeding programmes for 924,000 beneficiaries, which will last till next April.
Kaye, however, said WFP is facing a 52 percent shortfall of its US$ 112 million operation despite the recent contributions made by the United Kingdom and Australia.
A local volunteer in Rangoon, back from a visit to rural villages in Bogale township of Irrawaddy delta, told Mizzima that she had witnessed several villages that are without any assistance.
"There are several villages in Bogale Township alone that have no assistance so far," said the volunteer, adding that the aid is "simply not enough" to reach all the survivors in the Irrawaddy delta.
"Villagers of Aye Chan Thar told me that the only assistance they had received was seeds from the government and unfortunately these seeds do not sprout," she added.
According to the volunteer, though several humanitarian groups including several UN agencies have been deployed in Burma's Irrawaddy and Rangoon division to help cyclone survivors, much more is needed to reach all the affected people.
"People are still struggling for basic food," she added.
The volunteer, who also extended her visit to Kyauk Than Township in Rangoon division said, though farmers in many places are seen working in their fields, many of them said their expectations were poor.
"They told me the yield this year would not be sustainable even for them because they do not have enough seeds to sow," the volunteer said.
Cyclone Nargis that swept Burma on May 2-3, not only left 138,000 dead and missing, but also destroyed most of the seeds needed for this year's plantation.
While the government and a few other aid groups provided seeds to farmers, several farmers said many of the seeds received as assistance failed to sprout, making it unfit for plantation.
Farmers in Kyauk Than are apprehensive of lack of food in the near future as they cannot plant rice as much as they used to, due to unavailability of seeds, the volunteer said.
"They cannot afford to buy the seeds from the market, so all they can do is plant only as much as is available," she added.


ISLAMABAD – DG Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Jose Graziano da Silva called on Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif at PM House on Thursday in Islamabad.
Welcoming Jose Graziano da Silva on visiting Pakistan, the Prime Minister acknowledged the contribution and efforts made by FAO for poverty reduction and food security. The Prime Minister also commended the initiatives the organisation for sustainable livelihood and rural development in Pakistan.
‘We deeply appreciate the role of FAO in emergency and rehabilitation assistance for the Temporarily Displaced Persons (TDPs). The livelihood restoration programmes of the organisation in disaster affected areas also deserve our profound appreciation’, said the Prime Minister.
Expressing gratitude to the organisation for its continued support to Pakistan, the Prime Minister said that the government would extend all possible cooperation to supporting FAO’s activities related to food security.
Thanking the Prime Minister, Jose Graziano da Silva said that FAO strives for achieving food security for all to make sure people have regular access to enough high quality food.
The DG further said that the organisation’s efforts are aimed to empower people to lead active and healthy lives through sustainable management and utilisation of land, water, air, climate and genetic resources.
The DG also apprised the Prime Minister regarding various ongoing projects of FAO in various parts of Pakistan.
The visiting delegation included Attache de Cabinet FAO Kae Mihara and FAO country representative to Pakistan Patrick T. Evans. Minister National Food Security & Research Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan was also present during the meeting.


South Africa's Senwes announces restructuring to focus on grain business
April 01, 2001
by Emily Wilson
Senwes, an agricultural company based in Klerksdorp which handles a third of South Africa's grain, announced it would shed noncore assets over the next two years in order to focus on grain storage and handling, trade and financing, said Japie Grobler, Senwes' chairman.
Grobler declined to name the companies that will be sold, but said assets such as animal feed, poultry and oil presses would be divested.
Senwes's decision to focus on its core grain business was adopted after recommendations by consulting group Gemini. "It was felt that the company had simply gotten too diverse," Grobler said.


With all the cold weather, Big Fish and I find our thoughts turning to warmer times to come! With a lot of the unpacking accomplished, we have some spare minutes to sit and dream. Namely, we have been discussing the spring garden.
The property does not currently have a recent garden patch, so we must begin at the beginning. Turing the sod/grass over is a daunting job! We hope to start an area and work with the dirt as the season progresses.
Our immediate plans are to put in the plants/bushes/trees that will take some time to get established. We are eager, EA-GER, to see what the mature apple trees already on the property will do! We learned a lot when we tried to put in baby apple trees at our old house (deer are destructive - so very destructive and baby trees take forevah! to grow). While we recognize that everything has a price tag we hope to find some bigger trees/bushes to put around.
Here is a brief list: asparagus, rhubarb, grapevines, blueberry bushes, red raspberry bushes, and possibly a form of fruit tree (cherry? pear?). Does anyone have any thoughts or suggestions or recommendations on this list? We hope to start with these things and then go from there as far as regular garden vegetables. It still might not be the year to put in canning amounts of tomatoes and beans.
The planting part is easy; it's the deer deterrents that seem to take the most time and money! Another summer project is to work on the pasture fence. Currently it will contain horses (electric wires), but we would like to work toward some goats (meat mainly - possibly a dairy goat). Goats are smart animals and very nimble. Their fencing needs are more involved.
Have you made it thus far? Whew....feel rather rambly right now. My last major list item is a kitchen herb garden. Basil and chives are used a lot around here, and I am determined to find a lavender that likes southwest PA. Oregano and mint have done fine for me in the past, but that mint can really turn into a menace with how much it spreads (maybe just a container?).
What are your spring thoughts? Who keeps a garden journal?
TTFN with a happy birthday to my love today...pumpkin cake is cooling and waiting the cream cheese frosting :)


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What are these creepy little bugs on my flowering plants? They don't appear to be causing much damage, but they're gross and are creeping me out. They steer clear of the herbs and veggies, and only seem to swarm on a couple of flowering plants, mostly on the leaves and stems.


Decco U.S. Post Harvest announces that JD Salling has been promoted to the new North America Market Manager - Potato Market effective April 1, 2013.
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Eric Edwards presented a virtual talk for the UNC Water Resources Research Institute on The Economics of Improving Coastal Wastewater Treatment Under a Changing Climate. The slides are available here.
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Ag Market View for May 10
Soybeans, soymeal and soyoil traded lower. Corn and wheat traded sharply lower. Better US/World weather weighed on corn and wheat. Risk off.
Soybeans traded lower. Talk of tight US/World 2020/21 and 2021/22 soybean stocks to use ratio offered support. US soybean export year is slowing down but US soybean margins remain positive and demand for crush supports the basis. China hog prices continue to drop due to increase slaughter. Weekly US soybean exports were near 8 mil bu vs 19 ly. Season to date exports are 2,046 vs 1,260 ly. Trade estimates US 2020/21 soybean carryout near 118 mil bu vs 120, US 202 soybeans crop near 4,431 mil bu and US 2021/22 soybeans carryout near 133. USDA Outlook 21/22 soybean carryout was 145, but acres were 90. 0 vs NASS 87.6. That would suggest a crop 120 mil bu below USDA Outlook. USDA will not publish a 25 carryout so they will have to lower demand to show a carryout of 120. This despite talk China will take 40 mmt US soybeans in 21/22 vs 35 this year. US 21/22 soybean crush could also be 2,400 vs 2,190 this year.
US corn futures took a good trashing today. Some link the initial selling to better weekend US Midwest rains than forecasted. Trade also was disappointed in weekly US corn exports. USDA announced 1,020 mt of US new crop corn sold to China. Also 280 mt US corn cancelled to China. There was talk that last week, China bought a total of 5-6 mmt US new crop corn. There is talk that China last week bought 1.5 mmt Ukraine new crop corn and 500 mt Canada corn. China hog prices have fallen sharply as large volumes of heavy pigs continued to go to slaughter. China’s 2021 corn output is forecast to rise 4 pct from the previous year to 272 million tonnes. China Dalian corn futures was up 9 cents and near $10.00. US 6-10 day and 8-14 day Midwest forecast call for normal to above temps and normal rains. US corn plantings are est near 67 pct done. Weekly US corn exports were near 67 mil bu vs 55 last year. Season to date exports are 1,777 vs 991 ly. Trade estimates US 2020/21 corn carryout near 1,275 vs USDA 1,352. Trade also estimates US 2021 corn crop near 15,029 mil bu and US 2021/22 corn carryout near 1,327. USDA will also estimate China 2021/22 corn imports. Some feel they could take 30-35 mmt US vs 23 this year. Bulls feel corn futures may be forming a bottom either today to tomorrow with end users taking converge before USDA report and US summer weather unknown.
Wheat futures traded sharply lower. Futures almost gave back all the gains seen from April 26-May 7. Rains falling across parts of Europe, Black Sea, and US weighed on prices. Canada and could also see some showers. Late spring and summer US and Canada forecast is still warm and dry. Matif wheat futures were lower due to better wheat. Euronext Sep wheat down 3 pct as rain in World grain regions fuels selling after last week’s rally. Goldman estimates commodity rally a Goldilocks, not too cold not too hot lasting longer and US Fed reacting slow to inflation. Weekly US wheat exports were near 20 mil bu vs 12 ly. Season to date exports are 871 vs 861 ly. Trade estimates US 2020/21 wheat carryout near 850 ml bu vs 852, US 2021 wheat crop near 1,912 mil bu and US 2021/22 wheat carryout near 751.
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Potato virus Y (PVY) is a major pathogen of potatoes and other solanaceous crops worldwide. It is most closely related to potyviruses first or only found in the Americas, and it almost certainly originated in the Andes, where its hosts were domesticated. We have inferred the phylogeny of the published genomic sequences of 240 PVY isolates collected since 1938 worldwide, but not the Andes. All fall into five groupings, which mostly, but not exclusively, correspond with groupings already devised...[Show more]
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Hi i am growing Banner and Gold Leaf and one Cheese this season. I just noticed that they all started to flower. My last two grow seasons didn’t start to show flowering until the end of August. Should i start my bloom nutes soon or wait it out for a while longer … thanks from Massachusetts !
I would give it flowering nutrients after the transition to flowering is complete. After the stretch.
I search this subject for a couple days but haven’t any info. When I planting seeds I put it outdoor. The light has minimum 15-16 hours in my town. So everything gone well for vegetative stage and plant grow well. For now, my stock has been finishing and i want one plant done quickly. I moved one plant to indoor then gave 10/14 hours light period. 10 light, 14 dark. This plant quickly entered flowering stage. Everything is ok so far. But IF I move this plant outdoor again, light cycle is 14 hours day light and 10 hours darkness for these days, will my plant back to vegetative stage or continue flowering? Or both? I guess flowering stage goes to slow or stop maybe but I’m not sure and wonder. Have you ever try this?
You plant needs 12 hours of darkness to flower, but it may start to flower with 10 hours also. I haven’t seen it, but I’m sure someone has… Welcome to the community @zertan
Yes I just did this and my plants are flowering still I went from 17 hours in to 11 out and they are still flowering. Reason, the lights suck,(chinese) much better results out. In, they looked like spaghetti.
One does run the risk of confusing the plant when adding additional hours of light. I see outdoor plants typically begin flowering when available light drops below 14 hours. Some strains differ. I had Cali dream throwing pistils at the end of July with 15 hours of sunlight.
Reverting back to veg doesn’t happen overnight. So if you put an indoor flowering plant receiving 10 hours of light outdoors, where it’s getting 14 hours of light, it won’t just drop the flowers and start growing again. It’ll just appear to stall.
The average person may not notice any changes. If available light is shrinking, as it is now, the plant will eventually begin flowering again.
In conclusion, (I feel like I’m giving a speech). Going from 10 hours of light indoors, to 15 hours and decreasing light outdoors, will most likely just add a week or two to your flowering.
first off I love the name @Bkyardfarmer, second I live on the north shore and mine are in transition, starting flower.
welcome to the forum
Outdoor grow, I have 3 HiFi and 3 Banana Kush
All three of the Banana Kush have started flower early, but the 3 HiFi are still in pre flower.
Here’s a pic of the Banana Kush.
Thanks ! Good to be here. I went back and checked all again. Seems one gold leaf has full flowers forming. The Banners cheese and other gold leafs are a little behind. But The last two weeks of severe heat had me scrambling ! Lol. Just hope they all make it to the finish line
Yeah i always grow outdoors on the deck every year…we have a great SE breeze almost everyday… thanks for the tips.
Thanks mate. I don’t need any more week:) I’m not moving this plant to outdoor. She is good in place.
Well, can I do something to do it flowering fast?
I haven’t tried it, but some people grow with a 11/13 (11 dark) schedule and swear it shortens flowering by a week or two. Adding far red light @730nm before lights on, and after lights out, while using an 11/13 schedule is also supposed to shorten flowering. There’s a bit more to it, but that’s the gist of it.


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As you can see above the strawberries became a thick forest. Already picked a few sweet one after that second blooming. More sure to follow.
Also noticed this tomato-like fruit on the potato plants.
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On the sad news my blackberry bush suddenly just dried out after throwing the most berries ever.
My grapes are for some reason falling green. Although we have had so many storms, hail and winds is hard to imagine that’s not culprit of some of my issues.


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There is very little to no research comparing the pros and cons of overseeding. But it appears that ryegrass or other overseeded cool season grasses may compete with the permanent grass, particularly centipedegrass. I have seen a number of centipedegrass lawns that were severely weakened during spring green up as a result of the competition with the well established ryegrass. The extra fertilizer may also cause problems for centipedegrass, possibly inducing centipedegrass decline The main reason most people overseed is because they want a green lawn during the winter.
Personally, I’m ready to put my mower away for the winter and I take a break and my lawn takes a break. But this is a personal preference. You’ll have to make that decision.
It appears there is the possibility of causing some problems for the permanent lawn grass, particularly centipedegrass, as a result of overseeding but I can’t provide legitimate research to show this. It’s based primarily on observation.


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The Bertini Skaugum is to be grown in a hanging basket or pot. The bulbs are planted in spring and will bloom in mid to late summer. This begonia will produce many blooms that will cascade over the container it is growing in. Beautiful for any shady area in your garden. Gardeners in areas that receive frost will want to dig the bulbs up at the end of the season and store them for the winter. Tuberous begonias are hardy in zones 8-10 and considered annuals in zones 2-7.
|Common Name||Tuberous Begonia|
|Zones||2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10|
|Ships As||Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber|
|Light Requirements||Half Sun / Half Shade, Full Shade|
|Mature Height||10-12" tall|
|Bulb Size||6/7 cm|
|Bulb Spacing||3 bulbs per sq. ft.|
|Planting Depth||Plant 2" deep|
|Bloom Time||All summer|
|Plant Type / Life Cycle||Annual|
|Planting Time||Spring / Summer|
|Soil Type||Clay Soil, Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil|
|Soil Moisture||Average, Well Draining|
|Advantages||Attract Hummingbirds, Containers, Extended Blooms|
|Additional Information||Hardy in zones 8-10|
|Ships to Hawaii, Alaska & Canada||No|
We recommend starting begonia tubers indoors in the late winter, around February or March. If starting indoors, place planted begonias in a warm location with indirect sunlight, preferably an eastern, western, or south facing window. If you don't have an indoor window space, you will need a heat lamp to allow some light for growth. However, tubers can be planted from February to June depending on your region. In areas with hot summer temperatures, it's best to have begonias established earlier in the season. In colder zones, tuberous begonias are tender and cannot be placed outdoors during frost. Come spring, once the ground warms and the chance of frost is over, bring your begonias outdoors and either keep them in containers or transplant into the garden.
After planting tubers water slightly every few days or when the soil dries out. Begonias will rot if over watered, it's best to keep their soil just barely moist. Always water around the tuber, not directly on it. Fertilize every other week with a 20-20-20 organic fertilizer.
In the fall after the leaves turn yellow, and or temperatures reach below 40 degrees at night, bring your begonias inside and use as a house plant or save for next spring. Begonias will naturally begin to slip into dormancy by themselves. In colder zones dig up tubers once the foliage has passed and store in a cool, dry, non-freezing place until spring. Allow tubers to dry out for 5-7 days before storing to reduce mold and rot. It is best to place tubers in a cardboard box or paper bag full of peat moss. Make sure to label the tuberous begonias for the following season.
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Saturday, February 5, 2011
Potato / Money Spell
1 large potato
and any 3 of the following items: pine straw, any type of seeds, acorns, flour, cornmeal, rice, a coin.
Take the potato hold it in your power hand, the hand that you use the most. While holding it add some of your energy to the potato empowering it to grow. Think about how the potato has feed lots of people. Think about how the potato is from the Mother Earth herself and how with just a little piece of it, you can grow some food to feed a family.
Then cut the potato in half, vertically. Take a spoon and dig out the meat or the inside of each half of the potato while thinking about what I suggested in the last paragraph. This spell is all about empowerment as most spells. While scooping out the meat try not to break the outer skin of the potato because you are going to place items inside the potato.
Then choose any three of the items that I mentioned above: pine straw, any type of seeds, an acorn, flour, cornmeal, rice or a coin. These items represent growth, being feed and not being hungry, fertility and richness; not by today's standard but by the standards of the ancients. These are things that you can find in your cabinets or out in your yard. If you choose anything from the outside and off the land leave some type of offering.
After you have chosen 3 of the items that you wish to use or could find, then hold each one in your power hand and empower it. Think about what that item means, for example if you choose rice, think about how it grows from the water, how it feeds large populations and etc. Also give thanks for this item.
After you have buried it, forget about it.


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Mumbai: While political parties such as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and farmer leader Raju Shetti’s Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghat...Read More
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Seek relief for crop damage, fulfillment of loan waiver promise, Warns government to intensify agitation if demands not met.
Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (BKS) will stage dharna at Ambedkar Park on Tuesday demanding instant relief to flood-hit farmers in the state.
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Divella has been producing durum wheat since 1890:
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Cannelloni are a cylindrical type of lasagna generally served baked with a filling and covered by a sauce in Italian cuisine.
Popular stuffings include spinach and ricotta or minced beef.
The shells are then typically covered with tomato sauce.
Early references to macheroni ripieni (stuffed pasta) can be traced back to 1770; but the word cannelloni seems to have appeared at the turn of the 20th century.
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Answer: Northern Florida is the southernmost edge of their growing range. Your climate is just a little too warm for them. If you want to try it for fun, enrich the soil in a shady garden bed with lots of organic matter, and keep it evenly moist throughout the season. If you want to enjoy their fragrance, but don't want to risk planting them outside, you can force them inside as a houseplant. Purchase pre-chilled "pips" (the tiny bulbs) from White Flower Farm, PO Box 50, Litchfield, CT 06759-0050; ph# 800/503-9624. Enjoy!
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It has been a glorious day and a local photographer caught the sunrise over St Michael’s Mount. With his permission, I share it with you here.Thank you, Kris.
We have spent most of the day outside in the sunshine which was actually warm on our faces – gardening, reading and soaking up the rays. A Ladybird joined us.
Our Pak Choi is still going strong and we are using the leaves. Does anyone know if we can eat the buds and flowers as one does with Purple sprouting broccoli ? The bees have been busy all over the garden today.
March 19, 2020 at 2:58 pm
Yes you can eat the flower shoots, they are delicious! Di and I always look forward to the flower shoots on our chinese mustard plants in the poly tunnel and the cavolo nero shoots outside. Almost better than the leaves we originally grew them for…
March 19, 2020 at 4:29 pm
Thank you. Now we will. xx
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Spring is a time to get out of your house and go clean up your lawn because it may be really dirty and messy from all that has gone through during the winter season. When cleaning up you lawn, you may need good tools to do these things and if you do not have the right tools and the right equipment for doing your lawns, you might not get to do a great job after all. Maybe you are someone with a really large lawn and you can not clean it all up by yourself because you have other things to do and if this is your case, you can just hire a lawn cleaning service to do these things for you.
When you plant to clean out your lawn or your backyard, you should get a good rake to clean away the leaves and all the branches that have fallen onto your yard or your lawn. You should also trim the grass or mow the lawn to keep the grass short so that you can stay in your lawn and the grass will not be too tall and annoying when you want to have picnics there. You might also want to fix up your flower and plant bedding so that you can plant your flowers and plants again and make your lawn colorful and bright with beautiful flowers and creative plant decorations. Start cleaning up your lawn so that you can stay there and enjoy the outdoor lifestyle which can be really petty on those spring days.
If you really do not want to clean up your lawn all by yourself because you are a really busy person or if you are a really lazy person, you should really just hire a service to do these things for you. Maybe there are just so much leaves and old and dead branches in your lawn that fall everyday and you are really tired and sick of having to clean them up everyday so what you can do is you can hire a service that will do these things for you so that you do not have to clean up your lawn everyday anymore as these services will do them all for you. Cleaning can be hard and really tiring and you may not have time to do these things so you should really just go and hire a professional lawn cleaning service to do these things for you as they are really good at doing them. We hope you had a good read today and that you will try and use our helpful tips here.


ASU professor expects slow start to monsoon season
Jun 15, 2021, 4:45 AM | Updated: 11:48 am
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PHOENIX – This monsoon season can’t be worse than 2020.
After the driest monsoon season in Arizona’s history, ASU professor of geographical sciences Randy Cerveny is hopeful the state will see more rain this year.
Despite the monsoon season’s calendar start date on Tuesday, it’s going to take time for it to take effect.
Cerveny doesn’t expect to see rain until the first or second week of July, if the state is going to get any.
“We won’t expect to see moisture, we won’t expect to see thunderstorms, even dust storms really coming into the Valley until we get into July,” Cerveny told KTAR News 92.3 FM.
On Monday, Cerveny monitored storms in Mexico. He will remain focused on any moisture that could start in the gulf coast that could make its way up north.
In the meantime, he is worried about the excessive heat and the other precursors of monsoon season, like dust storms with strong wind and lightning.
“People need to be very, very aware that the risk for wildfires, particularly with the very hot temperatures that fuel change in airflow so that we can get the moisture coming up from Mexico,” Cerveny said. “That is fueled by very hot temperatures.”
Currently, there are three ongoing wildfires that have consumed more than 160,000 acres and led to evacuations and road closures in central and northern Arizona.
Cerveny is worried about how dry the state is ahead of any monsoon rains this season after little to no rain fell last year.
“The next couple weeks are going to be a nightmare in terms of hopefully not having big fires here,” Cerveny said.
The monsoon season ends in September.
Although it is difficult to predict, Cerveny expects a slow start to the monsoon season with rain expected near the end of July.
He joked that this year’s monsoon season could not be worse than last year that had an average of just 1.51 inches of rainfall across the state.
According to the National Weather Service, most of Arizona received near or less than 30% of average seasonal rainfall.
Flagstaff recorded its driest season, receiving 1.78 inches of rain, and Tucson recorded its second driest with 1.62 inches.


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Russia pineapples export quantities and HS Codes
The quantity of pineapples shipped by Russia in 2020 was 1,879 metric tonnes. In 2019 Russia sold 1,647 tonnes of pineapples. In 2019 alone, the demand for Russia pineapples (fruits category) has climbed, with a change of 16.809 % compared to the year 2018. Between 2017 and 2019, pineapples' exports increased by 41.86 pc bringing the exporter US$1.84m for the year 2019. Russia's pineapples exports are categorised as:
- Pineapples, prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit (excluding preserved with sugar but not laid in syrup, jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, fruit purÃ©e and pastes, obtained by cooking) (HS code 200820)
- Fresh or dried pineapples (HS code 080430)
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Russia pineapples export values
In 2019, Russia sold pineapples costing 1.84m USD, a surge of 26.81% from 2018's total pineapples export of 1.451m USD. The yearly growth in value of Russia pineapples between 2017 to 2018 was -11.091%.
The yearly change in the volume of Russia's pineapples exports between 2017 and 2019 was 41.86 percent in comparison to a variation of 16.809% in the period between 2018 and 2019.
Russia's portion of the world's total pineapples' exports in 2019 was less than 1%. The country holds position 15 in world exports of pineapples.
Export markets for Russia pineapples ( in '000$ )
Russia's top export markets for pineapples are Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Mongolia.
Russia imported 99,527 tonnes of pineapples in 2019.
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Production of other produce in the Fruits category in Russia: Olives, Pumpkins, squash and gourds, Sweetcorn, Bananas, Dates, Figs, Avocados, Mangoes, Oranges and Mandarin Oranges (tangerines and clementines.
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I started seeds indoors 2 weeks ago. My squash are about 8" high! They are leggy, with 4 leaves. Should I pinch them back to the first pair? I don't know why they are leggy- the grow light is positioned correctly. thanks....from a newbie.
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Just a thought and don't know if it has any bearing, but squash is a vine and what you see as leggy may be the just the natural vining nature of the beast. Somebody help me out here, but I don't think the main stem of squash should be pinched.
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I agree with Kay, squash grows so fast that it normally is 4 or 5 in. between sets of leaves. I started some in the house this yr. to get ahead of the bugs. I just lean them on each other to support the plant.
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mine did the same thing, I've learned you must move squash from your heat pads as soon as it starts to show signs of coming up, then place the seed tray right tight to your grow lights, also cover your seed tray with a damp sheet of news paper, just one sheet to help keep it from drying out most squash, cucumbers, pumpkins & melons will reach for the light before coming up if not covered and removed from the heat I'm no expert but it worked for me, I would not pinch them back as it will kill most of them to remove the growth point before you have a few sets of true leaves@makitmama wrote:I started seeds indoors 2 weeks ago. My squash are about 8" high! They are leggy, with 4 leaves. Should I pinch them back to the first pair? I don't know why they are leggy- the grow light is positioned correctly. thanks....from a newbie.
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The first plane load of Pacific Islander workers destined for Victorian farms arrived in Tasmania last night, as part of the Andrews Labor Government’s efforts bolstering the state’s agriculture workforce.
The workers, secured through a landmark partnership between the Victorian and Tasmanian governments, will now complete 14-days’ quarantine in Tasmania’s Pacific worker quarantine system, before travelling to work in Victoria.
More than 100 people make up the first cohort of workers to arrive in Australia, with more scheduled to arrive soon as part of a rolling flight schedule that will provide up to 1,500 workers for Victorian agriculture businesses under the Pacific Mobility Schemes.
Workers from Pacific nations have become an integral part of the Victorian agriculture workforce over the past decade and they provide valuable skills and experience to farms and businesses.
Given the challenges Victorian agriculture businesses are facing this year, the Labor Government is supporting the industry by covering the majority of costs for worker quarantine, with employers contributing $2,000 per worker.
The Government also continues to support industry and businesses to attract and retain local workers with various incentive programs.
The Seasonal Harvest Sign-on Bonus, which provides those new to agriculture with almost $2,500 to try their hand at a harvest job, is generating interest among job seekers, with initial sign-on bonus payments approved for the first group of eligible workers this week.
Further assistance is being delivered through the $1 million Seasonal Workforce Industry Support Program, helping industry groups provide dedicated support to farm businesses as they continue to meet the challenges of this year and the seasons ahead.
These programs are part of the Labor Government’s comprehensive $76 million program to support farmers as they tackle the workforce challenge this season, including more than $32 million in financial assistance to more than 360 farm businesses across the state.
This program is focussed on three elements – attracting a local workforce, supporting agriculture business and communities, and securing an international workforce. This is work that will help build a strong, innovative and sustainable agriculture industry through this season and in those to come.
Quotes attributable to Minister for Agriculture Mary-Anne Thomas
“The arrival of these workers has been made possible through a strong collaboration between Victoria and Tasmania and is a great example of what can be achieved when states work together.”
“Bringing these workers into Victoria under the Pacific Mobility Schemes will ease some pressure for farmers – but it’s not a silver bullet. We need to keep working to encourage locals into these jobs – something that the Federal Government should play an active role in.”
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PULLMAN, Wash. — Working seminars aimed at breaking free of chronic economic crisis in Northwest agriculture are scheduled September 13-14 in Moscow, Idaho and Pullman.
The September 13 seminar will look at how the conventional focus on bottom line profits has created the current situation and how the economics of sustainability can turn the crisis around. This session is scheduled from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Palouse Room of the University Inn Best Western, Moscow. A reception follows.
The September 14 seminar will focus on things farmers can do to break out of the crisis and create a more positive future. This session is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Whelan Grange, on the Palouse Highway just outside of Pullman. Lunch will be provided.
The seminars will be led by members of the Looking Glass Group. The Looking Glass Group is a group of agricultural and applied economists from throughout the United States. They are examining the limitations of current economic thinking in guiding decisions which affect the quality of life of farmers, rural residents, consumers and society in general, both for the present and indefinite future.
Both seminars are free and open to the public. They include a celebration of food and farming through feasting on creative local cuisine.
Space is limited and pre-registration is required by September 7. For more information, contact Colette DePhelps, program coordinator, in Newport, at (509) 447-0909 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
The seminars are sponsored by Rural Roots: The Inland Northwest Community Food Systems Association; the University of Idaho Sustainable Agriculture Team; the Washington State University Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources; and the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.
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Combine Agtech Hub Expressions of Interest and Soft Opening in February 2018
Spacecubed is opening Perth’s first Agtech hub at FLUX in Perth’s CBD. Housed on the newly opened level six, the soft opening of the Combine Agtech Hub is taking place throughout the month of February with the first members moving in on Febraury 1st 2018.
Combine’s mission is to foster innovation, facilitate cooperation and encourage local startups, producers, corporates, Government and industry bodies to focus on the modern challenges and opportunities facing the Agriculture and Food industry both here in Western Australia and across the globe.
Over the last 18 months FLUX, in collaboration with Unearthed, has established CORE as an industry-specific, vertically integrated innovation hub focused on Resources. The success of CORE as a channel for industry specific innovation in one of Western Australia's key industry sectors has proven the Spacecubed program of creating focused hubs.
Agtech is the next in line. Extensive industry consultation has resulted in excellent early support from major operators and peak industry bodies with open expressions of interest from Agtech startups, producers, associations, Government and corporations who are interested in being co-located in the centre of the Perth CBD.
Look out for announcements throughout February and March regarding the companies who will be joining the Combine Agtech Hub.
Through the co-location of startups, established operators, producers, corporate and peak body representatives, Combine will create a ‘centre of gravity’ for change and future readiness across the sector. This will help to strengthen local innovation by facilitating and fostering connections between key stakeholders, entrepreneurs and emerging technologies through hosting meetups, events, workshops and professional learning.
How to get involved:
If you are a startup addressing opportunities and challenges in the agriculture and food sector looking for mentoring, support and space contact us
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As part of this meetup schedule the Perth Agtech meetup will be taking place on Monday 26th February. You can find out more and register here.
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