Thanks to all who attended the FRESH screening at the South Hero Congregational Church on Tuesday evening. More than $1200 was raised for “Food for Thought”, the summer program providing wholesome food to more than 125 Grand Isle County children, stemming hunger issues right here in our community! We also deeply appreciated the warm, thankful expressions of gratitude for what we do here at Blue Heron Farm. Our hearts are filled with joy that we can do what we do for such a truly appreciative and supportive community of families, friends, and citizen organizations.
The film helped us all put in perspective how important all of our own local efforts are to creating a healthy, local, safe food system that embraces farms and makes farms an important part of every community. Thank you all who came, helped, provided food, and to those who still have not seen Fresh, please see it :).
Adam, Christine, Eric, Joe, Emily, and (in absentia) Sophie 🙂


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Rapid catchment appraisal to assess the condition of, and future risks to, agricultural and natural resources within the Frankland Gordon area in Western Australia.
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Overheu, T D, and Natural Heritage Trust (Australia). (2004), Frankland-Gordon area : catchment appraisal 2003. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Report 274.
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This Month’s Issue: Time to Get Gardening
More time indoors this winter has many of us itching to get outside as the weather warms. And in this issue, we’re giving you a great excuse to do just that — from growing your own food to supporting pollinators, a garden is a great way to spend some time in the sun. Also, find ways to be more energy efficient on the farm.
9 recipes plus 4 tips to help you deliver dinner to a neighbor in need
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1 Related Pests
Streptomyces scabiei, Streptomyces ipomoceae, Streptomyces acidiscabies, Streptomyces stelliscabiei
Streptomyces scabiei is worldwide, other Streptomycese spp. are more localized.
Streptomyces cabiei is widespread in the United States, other Streptomyces spp. are more localized.
There are many beneficial Streptomyces spp. that suppress pathogens or enhance nodulation in alfalfa. There are no known Streptomyces pathogens of alfalfa. No reports of any Streptomyces in Sudan
Streptomyces scabiei is primarily a pest of potato, but is found on other root crops such as carrot, parsnip, radish and beet. Streptomyces ipoomceae is a pathogen of sweet potato, only. Streptomyces acidiscabies and Streptomyces stelliscabiei are pests of potato only. There are no known Streptomyces pathogens of alfalfa. Only hosts of Streptomyces scabiei reported below.
Seed is not known to be a pathway. . Parsnip is a minor host of this pathogen.
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GRDC has two application rounds for Conference Sponsorship each year from 1 - 31 January and 1 - 31 July.
In order to ensure GRDC can deliver the best return on our growers’ investment, applications will only be accepted if they support conferences, workshops, seminars, field days or competitions/awards that directly benefit the Australian grains industry.
Apply using the Grains Industry Conference Support Application Form below.
If there are any questions or concerns please contact the GRDC on (02) 6166 4500.
- Grains Industry Conference Application Form and Guidelines (Doc 227.41 kb)
Final reports must be submitted via email to: Kylie Dunstan via Kylie.Dunstan@grdc.com.au within six weeks of the conference completion date.


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Multi-harvesting We have made a multi-harvester for you here, which can harvest the following types of fruit: carrots, red cabbage, white cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, sugar beets, sugar cane, cotton, onions A separate vehicle for each type of fruit.
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A separate vehicle for each type of fruit
We have made a multi-harvester for you here, which can harvest the following types of fruit:
There are 9 harvesters in the pack but also divided into the respective category.
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Carrots, red cabbage, white cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, sugar beet, sugar cane, cotton, onions
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That you can harvest the different types of fruit with a cutter ??? like the thresher …
These options are not available for strawberries. According to Giants, you can only enter a specific type of fruit here. In reality, that also makes sense, since e.g. For example, potatoes are brought out of the ground differently, like sugar beets … and other types of fruit are not intended by the basic game. Therefore, there is no alternative but to use a cutting unit set up for the respective fruit type.
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|I have many rose of sharon shrubs in my yard, & they are blooming but the branches are too long & VERY leggy! Please tell me when & how I should prune these shrubs!
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August 16, 2000
|These shrubs can be pruned back lightly or as much as needed to control size and shape. They bloom on the current season's wood, so the best time to prune is in late winter or very early spring. Pruning during the growing season would remove the current year's flowering wood.
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IMMOKALEE, Fla. — Florida Specialties Inc. is expanding its fresh-cut green bean business by constructing a larger fresh-cut processing facility.
Florida Specialties began construction of a 23,000-square-foot fresh-cut operation for the grower-shipper’s green bean packing line over the summer.
Scheduled to open early next year, the facility will supersede a 4,500-square-foot facility the company is using inside its green bean packinghouse. Florida Specialties has been washing, cutting and trimming green bean packs since spring.
Florida Specialties’ fresh-cut division, Blue Ribbon LLC, trims and cleans the beans it packs in 12-count 12-ounce retail packs and in 2.5-pound foodservice bags.
The additional space will allow the company to introduce more stock-keeping units, going beyond beans and adding different mixes of carrots and green beans and waxed beans, said Christian Tordonato, sales manager.
Florida Specialties plans to pack five-count 2-ounce packs as well as bags of untrimmed beans, Tordonato said.
“We are drawing a lot of interest from a lot of major companies,” Tordonato said. “A lot of it has to do with that fact that as we are the grower, we are able to package a fresher product. As we are 30 minutes away from the fields, we can bring that product in, process it and get it loaded on the truck the same day, which will allow for longer shelf life and fresher product.”
While Florida Specialties grows and packs its own beans from Georgia and Florida October through June, it plans to fill the summertime gap and operate the facility throughout the year by procuring other Eastern-grown beans from Tennessee, New York and Michigan, he said.
Tordonato said the operation has a capacity of 45 million pounds of beans.
Selling to retailers, wholesalers and foodservice distributors, Florida Specialties packs and markets its hand-selected, triple-washed and ready-to-eat beans through its Blue Ribbon label alongside its Florida Specialties-labeled bulk beans cartons.
Florida Specialties also grows and packs bell peppers and eggplant.
Started in 1986 as the sales and packing arm of Joiner & Sons Farms, software industry veteran Myles Strohl last fall bought the growing, shipping and sales operation.


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Looking for an opportunity to learn how to start an urban farm, grow fresh produce, and gain marketing experience? Enjoy working with others, getting involved in your community, and being outdoors? Consider an apprenticeship with the Lansing Urban Farm Project (LUFP) at Urbandale Farm!
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- Must be available to attend the program for its entire duration for about 20 hours per week. The schedule will include farm and field experiences 4 mornings a week (Tuesday through Friday, 8am-noon), plus a rotating market schedule to include Wednesday afternoons at the Allen Street Farmer’s Market and Saturday morning/afternoons at the Urbandale Farm Stand. No more than 5 program days may be missed (throughout the whole program) before stipend payments are affected.
- Applicants must undergo a background check. This is the policy followed by Allen Neighborhood Center to screen all staff and volunteers.
- Applicants are strongly encouraged to attend one of three information sessions before applying. Those sessions will take place on Saturday, January 28th at 1:00 p.m. , Monday, February 13th at 6:00 p.m. and Thursday, February 23rd at 6:00 p.m. at the Allen Market Place Conference Room, 1629 E. Kalamazoo St. (Enter through the north door)..
Thank you for your interest in the Apprenticeship Program!
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- Are you certified organic?
No, we are not certified because of the cost, but we use 100% organic practices and are confident we would qualify for certification if we pursued it.
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This may differ from week to week. We also take requests. Please contact us at email@example.com if you have more questions.
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100 percent American made. Spading fork. Fiberglass D-grip handle. 4 tines, 7" x 10" head. Handle: (from head) 32", tool length 43.875". Commercial grade. Extra thick tines resist bending. High strength fiberglass. Extra wide comfort, no-break D-grip with no-slip texture.
Good for garden spading and aerating soil in light, sandy soils. One-piece forged head for durability. Angular-back tines 10"L. Wood handle with Poly Big Grip D-Grip comfortable for gloved hands. 6.625'' x 10.5'' medium pattern.
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Ideal for loosening, lifting and turning garden soil or other garden materials like compost, mulch or hay. Welded boron steel head and 17-gauge steel shaft provide durability that far outlasts wood handled tools and won't flex like fiberglass. Angled D-handle keeps your wrist in a neutral position to reduce strain and provides a secure grip. Pointed tines penetrate dense, hardened soil easily. Teardrop shaped shaft fits the natural shape and motion of your hand for exceptional comfort and control. Mid grip improves control and insulates against the cold. Designed for convenient hanging storage in your shed or garage. Powder coated steel resists rust and offers easy cleaning.
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Best for breaking-up and aerating soil. Heavy-duty one-piece forged head for strength and durability. Angular-back tines 11"L. 8" ferrule with cap. Ash handle with heavy duty steel and wood D-Grip. 7-3/8" x 11-1/2" steel head.
Designed for transferring and aerating compost. One-piece forged head for durability. Oval tines 12-1/2"L. 10" ferrule with cap. Longer handle for extra reach.
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This joint venture between MicroAlgae Solutions India Pvt. Ltd, (a subsidiary of AlgaEnergy S.A.), and AgroLife Sciences Corporation, (a part of Krishi Rasayan Group), is set to rapidly bring new solutions at the interface between biology and chemistry to important agricultural markets.
[caption id="attachment_29022" align="alignright" width="350"] The rice is one of the most important crops in India[/caption]
AlgaEnergy’s wholly-owned subsidiary in India, MicroAlgae Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. (MASI), and Krishi Rasayan’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Agrolife Sciences Corporation (ALSC), have formed a 50/50 joint venture in India, AgMA Energy Pvt. Ltd. AgMA Energy, with headquarters in Delhi, India, has been established to develop a world class crop agriculture & aquaculture business and platform that will deliver new and innovative solutions and sevices based on the intersection of biological, microbial and chemical approaches that address the needs of these important markets. The key markets of initial focus for AgMA Energy include, in addition to India, a number of countries in Asia and elsewhere, giving the joint venture an international market presence.
A cornerstone in the foundation of AgMA Energy is the unique technologies and products based on microalgae solutions developed by AlgaEnergy S.A., a Spanish biotechnology company with over a decade of effort creating natural biological solutions for a variety of markets, including biostimulants for crop agriculture and animal nutritions products for a variety of sectors including aquaculture. The AlgaEnergy product portfolio and pipeline contributed to AgMA Energy is complemented by the best-class manufacturing expertise and capabilities, and the market reach, of the Krishi Rasayan Group.
Douglas Ry Wagner, President of International Agribusiness for AlgaEnergy, stated “The AgMA Energy joint venture brings together two outstanding organizations dedicated to delivering the most innovative products possible to help develop sustainable agricultural programs across very important regions of the world. The synergies between AlgaEnergy and Krishi Rasayan Group are uniquely strong and offer an exciting opportunity to create new insights and products for farmers that otherwise may not have been realized without the collaborative efforts of the JV.”
[caption id="attachment_28960" align="alignleft" width="350"] AlgaEnergy's facilities in South of Spain[/caption]
Augusto Rodríguez-Villa, President and CEO of AlgaEnergy S.A. stated “On behalf of the shareholders and staff of AlgaEnergy I wish to express our full confidence and appreciation of the common vision for the future of agriculture that we share with our colleagues from Krishi Rasayan. Bringing together two great organizations through the creation of AgMA Energy will allow us to rapidly deliver the power of AlgaEnergy’s technology and natural products across many regions of the world. AlgaEnergy will continue in innovate to create the best natural products possible, and with the strength and market reach of this JV we look forward to creating long-term value for farmers by providing best-in-class sustainable biological products.”
Rajesh Agarwal, Executive Director of Krishi Rasayan, stated “It’s our great pleasure to be associated with AlgaEnergy and its exciting technology. With the establishment of AgMA Energy we will surely create a new landscape in the biostimulant sector as well as in the overall agricultural space in India as well as globally. This JV will offer a variety of environment friendly crop care solutions to our farmers and thus will be an important initial step towards improving organic agriculture. KREPL (Krishi Rasayan) and ALSC will contribute through its strong farmer base, and its extensive domestic & global distribution network. I am sure we will touch many lives for a greater reason with this technology through the success of AgMA Energy in the years ahead.”
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The biotechnology company has participated for the third time in a row at this congress of international relevance. The microalgae-based biostimulants AgriAlgae® generated great interest amongst the attendees.20 9月, 2021
The event brings together a large community of 2,000 enterprise participants and 95,000 visitors spanning 140 countries and 18 sectors.07 9月, 2021
This represents a significant capital increase that AlgaEnergy and its management team will leverage to strengthen its international footprint.12 7月, 2021
During the 3-day event, the company introduced SynCro™, its line of new biostimulants based in microalgae developed exclusively for the French market01 7月, 2021
Organized by the leading debate organization in Spain, Nueva Economía Forum, the conference will be broadcasted live and on streaming, next Wednesday 26th of May.17 5月, 2021
The biotechnology company joins the more than 12,500 signatories of this initiative around the world, which seeks to strengthen private sector alliances to achieve the SDGs.21 4月, 2021
The biotechnology company has been selected as a finalist in two important categories: International Development and SME of the year.14 4月, 2021
The microalgae biotechnology company joins 3,800 B Corporations worldwide that are reinventing business by pursuing purpose as well as profit.23 3月, 2021
Augusto Rodríguez-Villa, President of the biotechnology company, participated in a round table that highlighted the role of biotechnology as a strategic sector for the economic recovery of Spain and Europe.04 3月, 2021


Winter Work for Spring Blooms
Now is the time to to cut back your garden’s herbaceous materials and put down fresh mulch.
Your garden should be cleaned up for spring time during the cold weather months – while the earth is still firm
This is also the time of year when your gardener’s schedule starts to fill, so it’s advisable to schedule a clean-up if you have not already.
OvS’ Capitol Hill garden recently underwent a mid-winters ‘reset.’ Thirty bags of mulch and sharp clippers transformed the garden. Be measured with your clippers and generous with mulch. Plants have begun to pushing up early because of the warmer winter, but their tender foliage may get burned in an upcoming frost. The extra layer of insulation will protect them.


WRRS - Episode 195 - August 2, 2020 - Partnerships, Water Quality, Ranch Ownership and Can 2 Dumb Cowboys Find Their Chi
"On this upcoming episode of The Working Ranch Radio Show, we visit with listeners about water quality, cattle breeds and ranch ownership. We will hear more about the partnership between Vytelle and Grow Safe Systems and will these 2 dumb cowboys ever find their chi? Tune in to find out."
WRRS - Episode 194 - July 26, 2020 - Smaller Packing Plants Opening Up, Marketing Calves, and So Much More!!!
"Smaller packing plants are starting to pop up around the countryside and just in time. Have you started to think about moving those spring born calves? If not, y'all need to! All of the cow stuff coming to you from this episode of The Working Ranch Radio Show!"
WRRS - Episode 193 - July 19, 2020 - Listener Updates from Grazing to Cattle Conventions to Dog Training!!
"The two dumb cowboys are at it again. They cover everything from cattle conventions and workshops to grazing to dogs. Tune in to this next episode of The Working Ranch Radio Show!"
WRRS - Episode 192 - July 12, 2020 - Grass and Pasture Management, Rotational Grazing and So Much More!
"It is just a day away from a drought for many places and many producers. Find out how to manage our grasses. For one couple, rotational grazing is the only way to graze cattle. And what does Tigger know about dogs? Tune in to this next episode of The Working Ranch Radio Show to find out!"
"A great 4th of July celebration about partnerships, goals, values, survival and perseverance. Join us for this episode of The Working Ranch Radio Show!"


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Click here for our full CSA Farm Shares Info Packet including the registration form, or click on a share below to register online.
Meat ‘n’ Cheese Share: Pastured Protein: Ample assortment of pastured meat basics: beef, pork, lamb, chicken, turkey and duck. Premium dairy selections include cow cheese, goat cheese and butter. This share allows you to choose an additional $50 worth of meats and cheeses from our diverse options. Share ingredients average 50% meat, 30% dairy and 20% free-choice selections. Weekly from the week of May 3rd until the week of October 25th. You purchase 24 shares out of 26 delivery dates– your choice of 2 vacation days. Value averages $16/week, single $395/double $775 season package, and is designed to satisfy 2 folks, depending on your general local foods consumption. Register Now
Medley Fruit ‘n’ Veg Share: The best of all local worlds in moderate quantities that won’t overwhelm your small household’s appetite or overstuff your refrigerator. This mixed produce box features seasonal staples, averaging 60-40% blend of veggies and fruits, as described in our Fruit and Veggie Shares. Best serves older couples, singles and frequent “eat-out” locovores. Biologically grown and low-spray fruit sources preferred whenever possible. All our produce is grown by local farmers we know and trust who have been trained in food safety practices. Shares available Tuesday or Saturday schedule from the week of May 3rd until the week of October 25th. You purchase 24 shares out of 26 delivery dates–your choice of 2 vacation days. Medley Share value averages $25/week, single $590 / double $1160 season package, and is designed to satisfy 2 folks. Double shares available at a discount. Register Now
Fresh Vegetable Share, The Visionary: The largest of the two veggie shares sizes, this share features 40+ varieties of fresh seasonal garden vegetables and culinary herbs, 95% of which are organic or biologically-grown. This share is designed for households who love lots of vegetables and who want to prepare meals at home many days of the week. One box every week from May 3rd through October 25th (with your choice of 2 vacation days), average of $27 retail value per week: season package single $650/double $1275. Please see the “Harvest Chart” below to find out which vegetables might be in your box throughout the season. Register Now
Fresh Vegetable Share, The Advocate: A smaller box size with a more basic selection of staple veggies & herbs, the majority of which are organic or biologically-grown. This share is designed for smaller households, or less-adventurous veggie eaters, or folks who eat away from home more often. One box every week from May 3rd through October 25th (with your choice of 2 vacation days), average of $19 retail value per week: season package single $465/double $915. Please see the “Harvest Chart” below to find out which vegetables might be in your box throughout the season. Register Now
Fresh Fruit Share: The Fruit Fan: Features fresh strawberries, cherries, various bush berries, peaches, pears and Asian pears, various melons, and many types of apples. One box every week from May 17th through October 25th (with your choice of 2 vacation days), average of $15 retail value per week: season package single $340/double $665. Please see the “Harvest Chart” below to find out which fruits might be in your box throughout the season. Register Now
Fresh Pastured Egg Share: The Egg Enthusiast: Features Weathertop Farm’s Extra Large Brown Eggs from truly free-ranging grass-pastured poultry! “Best Eggs Known to Mankind.” One dozen eggs per week from May 3rd through October 25th (with your choice of 2 vacation days). Season Package single $125/double $245. Register Now
Winter Variety Share: This all-farm share features fresh & storage vegetables, fresh & preserved fruits, fresh eggs, and many hand-crafted food items from local food producers. Enjoy 8 weekly deliveries on Tuesdays from November 1st through December 27th with 1 built-in vacation day. Register Now
Meat-Free and Gluten-Free Winter Share Options: If you choose the gluten-free option, your box will still contain all the same fresh produce, eggs, honey, jam, cheese and so on as described above, but on weeks when an item containing gluten appears in the list we will substitute another item of similar value at our discretion. The meat-free option will work the same way. Over the course of the two-month season gluten and meat items only appear about 2 – 3 times each. We will do our best not to duplicate the substitutions, choosing from our large variety of preserved, frozen and fresh foods at our discretion. Sorry but we can only honor one option (meat-free or gluten-free but not both) in order to present you with a varied share box. Sorry we cannot do a vegan box; the meat-free version will still contain eggs and cheeses. The price of the share does not change regardless of the option you choose. Register Now
What is CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)?
Community Supported Agriculture can best be described as a partnership arrangement between local farmers and community members to respectively produce and purchase agricultural products. Folks who love fresh local foods agree to pay farmers ahead of season for the costs entailed in growing food that will later be prioritized for them in share packages, usually every week throughout the principal growing season. The CSA concept is nearly 50 years old in the United States and has enjoyed a following of increasing size and dedication since its introduction in New England communities.
Naturally, many versions of the traditional model have since been created to allow local farms and food producers to intersect with the needs of nearby buyers, and to reflect the desires of the community for certain products or kinds of agricultural enterprises. But the following core principals remain at the heart of all true local-food CSAs:
- Know your farmer, know where your food comes from and how it’s grown! CSA’s secure sufficient quantity and premium quality food for their members;
- CSAs introduce consumers and farmers to each other, cultivating an mutual appreciation for the integral roles each plays in improving local agriculture and personal health in our communities;
- Pre-season commitment enables farmers make expensive investments necessary to get crops in the ground; consistent markets allow farmers to concentrate on farming, instead of worrying about where they’ll sell their crops;
- Equitable wage for farm workers, as fair reimbursement incubates future farmers for our society’s continuing food security;
- Preservation of farmland as one of our society’s most treasured assets, and viable reimbursement for products from that land to encourage its stewardship;
- Ethical and caring treatment of animals, workers, consumers, neighbors and the land we steward in common.
Why join a CSA?
Joining a CSA of any sort is a season-long commitment to your farmer or group of farmers. Registration is not cheap for a whole season of high quality food and associated delivery–but “cheap” food is rarely the goal of CSA farmers. Instead, CSA’s focus on quality, quantity, freshness, flavor and nutrition of foods grown locally and delivered quickly to end-use consumers. CSA members are future-minded and realize that high-quality sustainable food production relies on fair reimbursement of the farmer and careful treatment of farmland in our own home towns.
Your support is vital to the continuance of our region’s small-farm businesses and the preservation of their land. Your money goes directly to local food producers and their employees, not to transcontinental shipping costs. A pre-season CSA commitment represents your consumer “buy in” to a heaping portion of this exceptional local food, cultivated by neighboring farmers who have your best health at heart, your tastiest meals at the tip of their spades.
Why join OUR CSA?
Numerous CSAs enjoy dedicated memberships in our region. You should check them out thoroughly, because all individual farm programs may be significantly different from each other. (Remember, CSA has lots of flex for individuality, and farmers will do just that!) Most fellow CSAs that we know about are “healthy food-oriented” and ethical; many of them feature professional growers of high quality foods. So, what makes Good Food-Good People’s CSA so special–and why might YOU like to join us in 2015?
- Most small-farm CSAs in our region are traditional single-farm programs, meaning they are sourced by just one farm, or sometimes a small group of cooperating neighbor-farmers. GFGP CSA, on the other hand, is a multi-farm CSA sourced from over two dozen farms within a 100-mile radius of Floyd. With this many experienced farmers contributing, our weekly variety is unsurpassed, we have ample quantity every week of the year, and frankly, our quality and freshness are off the chart! We and our committed corps of growers have been satisfying local foods aficionados for over twenty years, so we know what makes a great share program tick.
- GFGP always prefers the cleanest foods available for your CSA shares, prioritizing certified organic and biologically-grown vegetables, no-spray or low-spray fruits whenever possible, and always featuring grass pastured eggs and meats. We require preferred sustainable agriculture practices and food safety certification from our supplying farms.
- GFGP CSA offers a wide range of share sizes and types, from which you can select your preferred bundle. We offer our veggie shares in two sizes for your convenience. Our FruitShare is the only all-season, all-fruit CSA in the region. Our egg share contains the “Best Eggs Known to Mankind,” and the bountiful variety of foods found in our WinterShare box is completely unique. Local foods are for everyone, and we try to meet the needs of many types of consumers with our range of share choices.
- We offer two choices of delivery days, a 26-week main season with personal vacation options, and a 9-week WinterShare extravaganza. We offer weekly deliveries in Roanoke, Blacksburg and Floyd. Our shares are all pre-packaged, so all you have to do is stop by your chosen dropsite and pick it up–no fuss, no muss.
- There are no requirements for members to work, and no commitments requested from you after your share payment is received.
- We accept checks, credit card and cash payments at farmers markets or on-line. We are able to accept EBT payments in some locations. We also have a payment plan available. Ask us for more information.
- Our acclaimed weekly newsletter will keep you in touch with the good people who create your good food. Grower biographies, photos of farmers and staff, copious recipes and serving suggestions, and of course, a list of the foods in your share will be sent to you via email the day ahead of your share delivery.
- GFGP hosts a free-choice pre-order virtual market program called A La Carte that delivers a huge range of other local foods not included in your share: pastured meats, cheeses, canned fruits, pickled veggies, live sauerkraut, sweeteners, pastas, pizza dough, beverages and lots more–all from 100-mile local sourcing. You may order from this program to augment your CSA share, and pick it up at the same time and location. All sharers will receive our email A La Carte menus weekly.
- Most share pick-up locations are also farmers markets, and we are one of the premier venders (if not only!) at all these locations. Augment your CSA share conveniently with a HUGE array of other local foods as you pick up your shares.
- Many farmers and food producers are supported by your commitment to GFGP FarmShares. As one of SWVA’s most reliable purchasing partners of fresh farm products, GFGP enjoys a mutually-sustainable relationship with many area farmers. We pay fair prices and help to promote their farms or food producing enterprises through a wide variety of venues in the region.
- GFGP keeps your money in local communities and reduces the fuel-mile footprint of long distance foods. The more of our essential food expenditures that go back to the local farmers and other workers providing our daily foods, the stronger our communities and our farmland assets will become.
- Due to the continued support of CSA sharers like you, many GFGP-affiliated small farms and their families have been able to weather difficult times and flourish in brighter times. Your investment in their operations ensures their success so they can continue to supply us all with the best and freshest produce the Blue Ridge has to offer.


African Partner Universities
National University of Rwanda
In February 2012 a delegation with eight staff from SLU visited the National University of Rwanda in Butare. The aim of the visit was to deepen the collaboration which was established in 2010 and formalized by a Memorandum of Understanding in 2011/2012.
During the visit, the SLU delegation first met with the NUR Rector Prof. Silas Lwakabamba and the Director for Research Commission Prof. Verdiana Masanja. After a short visit at NUR's fish farming facilites, NUR and SLU researchers engaged in a workshop during which plans for developing of a number of MSc and PhD programmes at NUR were elaborated (see areas of collaboration to the right).
The SLU delegation and staff from NUR also made a visit at the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI) in Kigali to meet Hon. Minister Dr. Agnes Kalibata, who offered the collaboration MINAGRI's full support. A short report from this visit is published on MINAGRI's website.


Many breeder paddocks in northern Australia are too big and under-watered to achieve optimum productivity. In the Barkly Tableland region, for example, average paddock area is 218 km²…
The Sustainable development of Victoria River District (VRD) grazing lands project investigated the potential for pastoral intensification in the Victoria River District (VRD) of the Northern Territory to increase…
A comprehensive report on the Northern Territory pastoral industry’s practices and plans resulting from data collected from surveys of 127 of the estimated 236 pastoral businesses in the Northern Territory at the time.
This book captures the main findings from the Pigeon Hole project that was conducted in the Victoria River District of the Northern Territory. It also explores opportunities to improve profitability through intensification.


Growth Technology Palm Focus is a unique liquid concentrated fertiliser formulated precisely for palms. It is suitable for all palms whether in open ground, pots, indoors or outdoors. Palm Focus is manufactured from pure mineral salts and enriched with complex organic plant acids, such as humic and fulvic acids and concentrated extracts of kelp. Soil fertility is the key to success and it is maintained in pots by Palm Focus. Potted palms will especially benefit from regular feeding.
Simply mix 5ml of Palm Focus in 1 litre of clean water.
Indoor palms will benefit from year round regular feeding with each alternate watering.
Storage: keep out of reach of children, in a cool area with a minimum temperature of 6 degrees C.
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Scenes from an early morning visit
to the fabulous Farmer's Market
in historic Tower Grove Park, St. Louis.
After a wonderful rain storm
washed the hot weather out of the state,
this morning was chilly, but bright and sunny,
as local growers brought their freshest,
most beautiful fruits and vegetables
to the market.
on a beautiful morning.
(This is the way to shop.)


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Snow Fruit Sweet Seeds present the abominable plant of the snow! It has predominantly indica genetics that, in our opinion, have rarely been seen before. This strain has an exaggerated development of the lateral branches. Because of this just one plant can occupy an extensive area of cultivation and produce a huge harvest on its own. It produces succulent and compact buds thanks to its long calyxes. While it blooms it exhibits a charming range of colours in its foliage, with shades of green, magenta, red, and purple… It also develops a big mantle of trichomes in the flowering bunch and throughout its foliage during this phase. It’s a strong strain, with a very short internodal distance and strong stalks that help it to resist the windy conditions of outdoor growing. While fresh, its aroma is reminiscent of a mix of mint and fruits of the forest, with a slight flavour of toasted almonds and humus. Its effects are very strong and relaxing due to its high percentage of THC and CBD. This is a strain of high medicinal qualiy. Technical data: Indica / Sativa: 90% -10% THC: 15-20% CBD: 1.8% CBN: 0.5%. Indoor Yield: 400-550 g/m2 Outdoor Yield: 350-550 g/ plant Indoor Blooming: 8 weeks Outdoor Harvest: End of September? ? ?


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- potatoes and onions
- dairy products (both cow and goat)
- fresh eggs
- local honey
- fermented products including sauerkraut and Keifer
- jams, jellies, salsa, pickles, relish, and more
- baked goods (pies, cookies, cakes)
Sage Valley Farms is the “Vendor of the Week”. They will have potatoes, dry beans and canned goods available.
Stop by and see what fresh, new items Fremont County has to offer!


Gabion Raised Bed Galvanised Steel 212.6"x19.7"x39.4"
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Our gabion planter presents a useful way of creating a sturdy yet stylish border for a flower or plant bed in your garden or on your patio.
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Posted in thread: 2015 hop seed exchange on 11-30-2015 at 06:20 AM
Excited to hear about your endeavors with those seeds then! Post pictures!
Posted in thread: 2015 hop seed exchange on 11-30-2015 at 12:31 AM
Hope to hear from the new owners soon!
Posted in thread: So...You Want to Breed Your Own Hops. on 11-24-2015 at 12:42 AM
Sorry Weizen, I don't know of any such locations. I know there are other members on the forum
from the SW US that might be able to help you.
Posted in thread: Rhizome buds at this time of year??? My first rhizome harvesting experience. on 11-13-2015 at 03:57 AM
Is that an entire hedgerow of hops behind it?
Posted in thread: So...You Want to Breed Your Own Hops. on 10-11-2015 at 09:06 PM
308922308923Having both powdery and downy mildews present in my hopyard makes it relatively
simple to perform selections.I just control for escapes by inoculating everything!
Posted in thread: Where to cut bines and also is this bad? on 10-11-2015 at 09:01 PM
You do not have powdery mildew, I can assure you of that. Feel free to check the breeding
thread, as I just updated with photos of it.
Posted in thread: So...You Want to Breed Your Own Hops. on 10-11-2015 at 08:59 PM
Easiest way to make selections....308919308920....just let them get diseased!
Posted in thread: So...You Want to Breed Your Own Hops. on 09-30-2015 at 12:24 AM
I let Mother Nature do the work, I started out with well over a hundred seedlings and I'm down
to about 6 plants that survived.Before they even make it to the hop yard I want to make sure
they have su...
Posted in thread: So...You Want to Breed Your Own Hops. on 09-28-2015 at 09:52 PM
Nagmay, take into account that the culling isn't finished as you read this.So far I discarded
19 plants (male and female both). I still have roughly 15-20 from last year to go through but
most of thos...
Posted in thread: So...You Want to Breed Your Own Hops. on 09-28-2015 at 04:33 AM
I spent this weekend cleaning up the hopyard. Few plants made the cut, and those that did
replaced cultivars I use infrequently. Those that were dug up will be replanted by other
selections that will ...


Bending your plants for optimal sun exposure
Your plants need sun. But how to go about getting them as much as possible? Check out this video and you'll know!
Light is one of the most important things a cannabis, or any plant for that matter, needs. So when your plants are entering their flowering phase, you should make sure they get enough sun (or light in general).
But of course plants are usually pretty dense and it might happen that some flowers will catch more sun than others.
With a little bending and training you can make sure your plants get a nice and equal amount of light, which will lead to the nicest, biggest and fattest buds.
Check out the video above to see how Scott from Weedschooling does it. It's simpel, and very effective!


Each of our community gardens provides participants with an individual plot, tools, water, compost, straw, common space and the knowledge and guidance of Garden Managers and the HCG network.
With these resources, and a little bit of persistence and patience gardeners cultivate food for their family, friends, and we encourage donations to Helena Food Share as well!
Welcome to our Helena Community Gardens
Our 501(c)3 non-profit organization manages nine gardens across our community where we provide seeds, tools, healthy soil and growing support for every level of gardener. To learn more check out this list of our gardens.
*** WATCH THIS SITE FOR THE 2023 PLOT SIGN-UP DATES ***
We usually have plots available in all of our gardens.
– Please fill out this form and indicate which gardens you would like to join.
– Within a week, a Garden Manager will respond letting your know about availability.
Gardens are filled first by returning gardeners, then on a first-come, first-served basis using this form.
You may be put on a waiting list if your top choice is filled. If you are flexible, we will work to fit you into another location that may have similar infrastructure.
If you have any questions, or concerns, please email us at [email protected]
Returning Gardener plots will become available in early March.
* Timeline to Reclaim Plot: DATE ANNOUNCED IN EARLY 2023.
Returning Gardener Sign Ups to come! Link Here
Once you complete the Plot Sign Up and Gardener Agreement for Returning Gardeners 2023, you will be contacted by a Helena Community Garden Representative within two days. Plot fees will be requested ASAP.
Note: Applications received after March 15th will be added to the wait list and assigned on first come, first served basis.
NEW GARDENERS may apply for a plot starting mid to late March. DATE ANNOUNCED IN EARLY 2023.
Please make sure we have your current contact information so we can touch base with you before the season begins!
We are able to provide a full or partial waiver for a limited amount of plots. To apply for a waiver, please include this information on the online form.
If you would like to sponsor a plot for someone who may not have the resources to pay a plot fee, please indicate this on the online form. We thank you for your generosity!


Pre-conference Field Trips and Mini Courses Have a Few More Spaces Available
Our pre-conference activities on Wednesday and Thursday are superb learning that opportunities we offer in addition to the regular conference on Friday and Saturday. Be sure to take full advantage of this great educational event by signing up for some of the pre-conference activities too. We offer 1½ day Intensive Short Courses, as well as ½ day Mini courses and ½ day Field Trips.
Our ½ day pre-conference mini courses provide in-depth information on specific topics in greater depth than is possible in our regular conference sessions. Note that one mini course has already sold out!
#1 Tracking Finances For Increased Farm Profitability with instructors Chris Blanchard, Rock Spring Farm and Flying Rutabaga Works Consulting (IA), and Paul Dietmann, Wisconsin Farm Center (WI).
#2 The A’s Bees and C’s of Beekeeping with instructor Kent Williams, Williams Farms & Apiaries (KY).
#3 Organic Vermiculture and Compost Teas (SOLD OUT!) with instructor Will Allen, Growing Power (WI).
To learn more about these valuable mini courses, click here.
Our ½ day pre-conference field trips are geared toward organic and sustainable production and marketing of horticultural crops and livestock and community food initiatives. Note that one field trip has already sold out!
#1 Arkansas Natural Produce (SOLD OUT) Hosts are Jay and Deanna Fulbright.
#2 North Pulaski Farm with host Kelly Carney.
#3 Heifer Vegetable CSA with host Ryan Neal.
#4 Fly’n “T” Cattle Company with host Matt Flynt.
#5 School Gardens with hosts Damian Thompson and Chris Hiryak.
Click here to learn more about these outstanding field trips.
The Vermiculture Mini Course to be led by Will Allen has sold out already, but you have another opportunity to learn from this important leader in the good food movement. Register for the regular conference and you will be able to catch his session "Our Story: Growing Food, Growing Community, Growing Power" on Friday afternoon!
Some of our field trip presenters have recently been in the news. Read more about them below.
In November, the Arkansas Farm Bureau recognized Matt Flynt, Kelly Felton and their daughters Caroline and Kendall as the county’s Farm Family of the Year.
And in The Forage Leader, published by American Forage and Grassland Council, Matt Flynt is in the Producer Spotlight.
About You magazine wrote a feature back in August on Damian Thompson and his work at the Dunbar Community Garden. At the end of the article, Create: Cooking Mother Nature’s Bounty, he shares his garden wok vegetable recipe.
We Want Your STUFF for the Silent Auction!
New (or nearly new) farm related item such as tools, implements, bulbs, fertilizers, pest controls, nonperishable foods, handcrafted goodies, labor or services, B&B weekends or even gift certificates are being sought for our silent auction. Got something to donate? We want it! Our silent auction helps us raise funds to support Southern SAWG’s important year round work. Your donations are much appreciated. But please be kind to our coordinators and let us know right away if you will be making a donation. Click here for a copy of the form.
Make Lodging Reservations by Jan 7 for the Best Rates
The Peabody Little Rock hotel is our lodging headquarters. Our group rate is just $89.00 per room, plus taxes. If The Peabody fills up, we also have discount lodging available one block over at the Doubletree Hotel. Click here for complete lodging details.
To be guaranteed our discount rate, you should state that you are with the Southern SAWG Conference group and book your lodging by January 7, 2012. Prices may increase after this date.


My very first persimmons to ever grow here in my yard on Echo Ridge Farm. They were on the same branch. It will frost tonight so we picked them. They are still hard so I will have to gas with bananas or rice, I have read, to soften them. Don’t know what uncooked rice does. Anyone else do something different? I had two trees but the first one died the first year. This is my second season to have the other tree so maybe next year we get lots more fruit. My trees have to make it through this drought though!! I hope I do not lose any trees but I won’t know until next spring most likely.


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Large parts of Indonesia are in the grip of a prolonged drought, with the onset of the El Nino weather pattern crippling farms and draining water supplies.
This year’s dry season is expected to be the most severe since 2019, with thousands of people facing food shortages as a result. Al Jazeera’s Sarah Clarke reports. Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe
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The range of Netafim Lilac Dripperlines are made for distributing greywater around the garden. Bioline is a non-pressure compensating, 13mm dripperline. It's large holes allow large particles (eg hair, lint or debris) to pass through the dripper without blocking, making it a suitable greywater diversion device for use on the soil surface. Bioline AS is a pressure compensating, anti-siphon, 13mm dripperline. It is suitable for laying beneath the soil surface in conjunction with greywater treatment systems. UniBioline is a pressure compensating, anti-siphon, dripperline available in 14.4. and 16.4mm tube diameters. It can be used to distribute greywater beneath the soil surface or on the surface under mulch.


More farmers markets mean more opportunities to:
- support small family farms and preserve America’s rural livelihoods
- strengthen communities and stimulate local economies
- make fresh, nutritious food available to more people
- support healthy communities
As an added bonus this week, enjoy ice-cold lemonade, served up by Bexley's Camp Fire USA club in their first good old-fashioned lemonade stand. These kids are ready to make change--in more ways than one!
Our vendors for Thursday, September 6th include:
GoldenLife Dog Food
SaraBee Pure Honey
Oink Moo Cluck
Sunny Meadows Flower Farm
Shagbark Seed & Mill
Dan the Baker
Ochs Fruit Farm
Speckled Hen Farm
Green Seed Farm
Sweet Thing Gourmet
Ohio Farm Direct
Lucky Cat Bakery
Wayward Seed Farm
Chuck Evan's Montezuma Brand
Our musical entertainment: John Millard
Join us every Thursday, May through October from 4:00-7:00PM!
Bexley Farmers' Market
2111 East Main Street
Bexley, Ohio 43209
For more information, or questions related to any of our services, please contact us via email at email@example.com. See you at the market!
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Nikolai Gorbachev re-elected UGA President
Nikolai Gorbachev has headed the Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) for the second time. Today, at a general meeting of the UGA full members, the election of the president has been held. The Board of Directors unanimously supported the candidacy of Nikolai Gorbachev.
In accordance with the UGA Statute, the president of the Association is elected by the full members of the Association (the Board of Directors) with a majority of the full members present at a competent general meeting for a period of 4 years.
"I appreciate everyone's high trust and recognition of my work as President of the UGA, as well as your continued support. Together we will keep working for the development of the agricultural sector of Ukraine, moving it towards new records and achievements, defending equal and fair rules of the game, as well as securing the status of the "breadbasket of the world" for Ukraine," commented Nikolai Gorbachev.
UGA's Board of Directors currently includes NIBULON, Kernel-Trade, New World Grain Ukraine (Soufflet Négoce), Glencore Agriculture Ukraine, ADM Ukraine, AgroVista (former UkrAgroCom and Hermes-Trading), Louis Dreyfus Company Ukraine, COFCO Agri Ukraine, APK-Inform IA, UkrAgroConsult.


Carnivorous plants grow fast and they also reproduce. On occasion they will need to be replanted into a bigger container. Using the incorrect potting medium or container can kill your plant.
We supply the perfect potting medium for carnivorous plants comprising a blend of sphagnum peat and perlite as well as a range of suitable containers to give your plant a complete makeover. We can also help you prune and reshape your plant.
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Going for a stroll into the wondrous and bountiful property of growing plants for the initial time may really feel a tad tad difficult, but by keeping the tips shown below under consideration, you are going to in the near future discover youself to be developing all kinds of vegetables and flowers, comparable to among the best gardeners around.
To reduce electricity, cost, and assets, don’t grow a greater portion of a crop within your garden than you can actually use. If you’re not considering marketing your plants with a market, placing a lot more than you can use will just find yourself spending sources and space with your back garden. In case you have extra space, consider placing various crops rather.
Opt for plants and flowers and plants that enhance the shades of your home. Plants which can be pink or fuchsia, may go well together with your burgundy shudders. Tying from the colours of plants and blooms that you opt to harmonize with your home, will save you a lot of time with the back garden heart by simplifying your vegetation choices.
Don’t forget about to fertilize a garden! H2o isn’t ample in relation to growing tasty, healthful veggies. Opt for the fertilizer that you just best like. Some individuals like manure, while some can’t get around the thought of it. There are many fertilizer available options at your neighborhood garden retailer, so there exists undoubtedly, a right one for you.
Learn to trim your vegetation. Not every plant life need shaping, but when you notice harmful stalks, cutting a herb can assist you eliminate a disease or otherwise slow-moving it lower long enough for you to cure your herb. Usually do not lower lots of stalks and leaves: reduce just the harmful elements.
Take a look at planting location prior to buying any increased bushes. Some kinds of flowers may be finicky in the sort of earth or planting environment that they require. On click the link , there are many kinds that happen to be hearty adequate to tolerate a number of situations. So, when you know what type of expanding environment your red roses will reside in, you may select the most suitable variety.
In the event that you may have earth which has great levels of alkaline, mixture employed gourmet coffee grounds throughout the dirt. The caffeine reasons are an economical way to give some acid solution to the grime. Right after accomplishing this, you will see that your plants and back garden is going to be colorful and refreshing.
Should you individual fish, keep your h2o. Transforming the liquid inside a sea food reservoir is a necessary task when tending to these pets nevertheless it may also turn out to be ideal for your backyard. Dirty sea food aquarium h2o is in fact rather full of the nutrients plant life want. So as it pertains time for you to affect the normal water, rather than dumping that outdated drinking water down the drain, use the drinking water to fertilize your vegetation as an alternative.
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Use your caffeine grinds with your back garden should you be an natural garden enthusiast and coffee lover! You can use gourmet coffee grounds to make a best mulch with the optimal volume of acids. This is a wonderful strategy to compost in a eco-friendly way.
Dangle sparkly silver physical objects through a garden. These may act as natural pest deterrents no requirement for chemical compounds. go to the address can disorient traveling insects including aphids which need sunlight to primary their air travel, and may even frighten off of larger sized insects like wild birds, as well as rabbits or deer.
Use preparing soft drinks and drinking water in your plants and flowers regularly. Just combine the 2 substances in a mist jar and mist the simply leaves of your own plants and flowers. This mixture provides a natural contra –fungus treatment. Hazardous inorganic pesticides can be avoided if you use a cooking soft drinks combination at least 2 times weekly.
When planting your tomatoes with your natural and organic backyard garden, it is recommended to be sure you h2o them extremely deeply, however you shouldn’t drinking water them often simply because this can harm them. You must aim to water them around once a week apart from in the summer season when you should water them every single 5 times.
There’s Require Help With Organic and natural Growing plants? Use These Tips to remove reduced-growing weeds than plucking them out one at a time. When unwanted weeds like chickweed turn out to be matted, just cut beneath them with a distinct spade and turn them onto bury their foliage. As the unwanted weeds pass away and break down, they may also help feed your dirt.
An excellent suggestion for getting the most out of your organic backyard garden is to use a flat-brain rake or hoe when distributing your compost. This stuff will ensure you distributed your mulch in the most beneficial approach to make probably the most growth for your plant life.
Intimidate rabbits by using your backyard as a snack food nightclub. Rabbits will take advantage of your natural and organic backyard garden when you let them have the opportunity. Natural Horticulture Guidance To Grow Your Garden Of Your Own Desires don’t often discriminate between food items, having anything that they encounter. Blood vessels meal, hardwood ashes, hot pepper flakes, chili natural powder or garlic natural powder sprinkled close to your vegetation will prevent them. You may also mix dark pepper right on a grow, that can give the rabbit a sneezing fit.
When starting up your own personal organic and natural garden, an excellent tip is to apply an old washing laundry basket for laundry your vegatables and fruits. Learn New Natural Growing plants Methods Using These Basic Suggestions will likely be similar to a strainer, which will make it simpler for anyone to rinse off all the soil through your fruits and vegetables.
A great hint that can help boost your natural and organic growing plants would be to start off reusing rainwater. If you’ve never thought about reusing rainwater just before, you’re seriously at a disadvantage. All you need to do is position a number of barrels beneath your roof to recover any extra rainwater that will operate away from.
Reading and applying the helpful tips in the list above, you must truly feel a little more confident within the property of gardening. You have the resources and today, you should employ them. You should really feel inspired and ready to commence your growing plants journey to develop a lot more gorgeous and delightful, vegetation and plants.


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Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Pest prevention is a critical tactic for specialty crop producers. The HTPE system is aimed at reducing the entry of large insect pests and has worked really well to stop leaffooted bugs, stink bugs, armyworms, loopers, and hornworms. Check out the video below for details. Producer experiences are also included in the videos. If possible, please contact Dr. A (251-331-8416) for more information before deciding exclusion fabric. Producers in Alabama should contact a Commercial Horticulture Regional Extension Agent for identifying pest issues correctly and then developing an IPM plan. To visit the High Tunnel Pest Exclusion website on Southern SARE, click here. Many thanks to Southern SARE program for funding research and producer participation in demonstration activities.
This video provides a short discussion about the benefits of leaffooted bug exclusion from high tunnel crops using various types of shade cloths.


Pots & Containers…
At Planters we have a great range of pots and containers to suit all styles and budgets. We stock an extensive range of Apta terracotta pots which are consistently popular with our customers. The 10 year frost protection guarantee allows for a confidence and peace of mind when choosing pots which will have pride of place in your garden for years to come.
We additionally stock a large range of pot feet and stands. Not only do they finish off your potted arrangements, but they also allow for better drainage and in doing so prevent your plants from rotting during prolonged periods of inclement weather.
View some of our pots below, or for our full range please visit one of our centres.


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The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has said that he was glad to have witnessed Kisan Drones in action at 100 places across the country.
In a tweet, the Prime Minister said;
“Glad to have witnessed Kisan Drone in action at 100 places across the country. This is a commendable initiative by a vibrant start-up, @garuda_india.
Innovative technology will empower our farmers and make agriculture more profitable.”
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Company founder and CEO Jason Snyder says California’s legal indoor marijuana facilities will need to rely on systems like SuperCool’s sealed Pod growing units – which dramatically conserve water and electricity while confirming to local building regulations.
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To create Rawkus Runtz, an indica-dominant hybrid, Runtz was first crossed with the legendary GG#4 and then the resultant plant was crossed further with a Strawberry Stardawg male.
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Established in 2012, Marin Gardens is proud to provide the highest quality cannabis products. From renowned growers, expert concentrate makers, to top medical grade products, the team at Marin Gardens is proud to source the finest products from Marin County artisans and California experts alike. Marin Gardens strives to make every delivery a positive, prompt, and discreet experience. Our staff Is comprised of Bay Area locals who are well informed on the products and industry, and look forward to knowing each MG as they assist in finding the right products for each need. If you are new to cannabis, unsure of where to start, or have questions about listed products, call or chat with us online, we are excited to meet you!


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Plant your flowers, plants, herbs or vegetables with this bed planter. Composed out of durable vinyl material that is long lasting, weather proof and easy to maintain. Built with an open base to prevent water build- up and rotting. DIY gardening, simple, quick, and easy to assemble and install. Tool free designed so you can have your planter easily built!
Peacock spiral garden stakes are a smart alternative to sticks, string, and cumbersome wire cages. Made with hardened galvanised steel with a dark green vinyl sleeve they are sturdy and will not rust. Just push them into the ground. They will support and protect your tall tomatoes, other climbing fruit, vegetables, and shrubs. By gently twisting your plants every few weeks, you will secure it to the stake.
Perfect for containers or small spaces, Little Vision in White offers all the same great features as the original Vision in White but in a smaller package. This dwarf variety produces dense white feathery blooms on dark green fern-like foliage and is an excellent choice for your border selection. This plant is perfect for attracting butterflies to your yard but is not particularly attractive to deer, who will tend to opt for tastier plants. This herbaceous perennial is a later blooming species and is useful for extending your growing season into late summer. More sun tolerant and drought-tolerance than other astilbes. This relatively low maintenance plant provides fabulous flowers for cutting, and its fern-like leaves remain dark green in colour throughout the season. Little Vision in White is best cleaned up in the early spring before resuming active growth for the season.
Keep your flowers, plants, herbs or vegetables protected with this mini greenhouse. Composed out of durable plastic, aluminum and rust-resistant frame. Roof opening provides easy access to your plants and ensures proper ventilation. In sunny days open up the lid to let your plants absorb the sunlight and in rainy days close the top to protect it from the rain. Additionally, adjustable height locking mechanism allows door to remain open. Large interior storage capacity accommodates various types of plants.


NEW DELHI India's annual monsoon rains have arrived at the southern Kerala coast, a top weather official said on Tuesday, brightening prospects of higher farm output by aiding farmers to plant summer-sown crops such as rice, soybean and cotton on time.
"It's been raining in Kerala for the past few days, but the parameters suggest that the monsoon has arrived today," B.P. Yadav, a director at the state-run India Meteorological Department (IMD) told Reuters.
The annual rains are crucial for farm output and economic growth as about 55 percent of the arable land is rain-fed, and farm sector accounts for about 15 percent of a nearly $2-trillion economy, Asia's third-biggest.
India is the world's second-biggest producer of rice, wheat, sugar and cotton and also one of the largest consumers, with a population of about 1.2 billion.
Another senior weather office official, who declined to be named, said he expected monsoon rains to make good progress in the western Indian coast - in coffee, tea, rubber and cane areas - in next 2-3 days.
The IMD has forecast average rains in 2012, for the third straight year.
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"We are sticking to our forecast of a normal monsoon," Yadav said, adding, the IMD would review its forecast around June 25 after the rains cover half of the country.
The June-September rainy season starts over the Kerala coast and covers the rest of India and neighbouring countries Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal by mid-July.
Last week, weather officials said a cyclonic pressure over the Arabian Sea has delayed the rains, give or take 4 days, from its expected June 1 arrival date.
In 2011, the IMD had forecast the onset of monsoon on May 31, but the rains arrived two days ahead of the estimate.
(Reporting by Ratnajyoti Dutta and Mayanak Bhardwaj; editing by Malini Menon)
IKEA to continue doing business with Welspun India, awaits sales probe
NEW DELHI Swedish home furnishing giant IKEA AB said it would continue doing business with Welspun India while it awaits the outcome of the Indian textile manufacturer's probe into its sales practices.
India to receive normal rains, not surplus, as La Nina chances fade
MUMBAI/NEW DELHI India will receive normal rainfall over the 2016 monsoon season, not surplus as previously expected, with the chances of a La Nina weather pattern emerging over the period seen as unlikely, three senior officials at state-run weather department said.
Gold edges higher as dollar dips, Fed in focus
Gold rose slightly on Thursday after hitting a four-week low in the previous session, with the dollar losing strength ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen that will be closely watched for clues on U.S. interest rate policy.


The main aim of ISTA techniccal Committes is to develop, strandirdize and validate ways to exemplify and test seed quality using already existing scientific information. ISTA Technial Committees regularly arrange workshops to create a platform for exchanging ideas, knowledge and experiences.
A workshop will be taking place in Karacabey/Bursa regarding Seed Sampling & Quality Assurance in Sampling in collaboration with ISTA, ISTA Seed Sampling Technical Committee and Variety Registration Seed Certification Center between 5-8 September 2022. Trainings will be given by Seed Sampling Committee members Eddie Goldschagg, Leena Pietilä, Gerry Hall, Bülent ÖZTÜRK.
Applications are done via https://www.seedtest.org/en/home.html. Attendence fee is 500 Euros for ISTA member laboratories and 750 Euros for non ISTA member laboratories. Further information about the workshop in Turkish and English announcement sections.


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PARIS (Reuters) – Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) will build a pea protein production facility in Canada as it invests in plant-based protein as part of a push to diversify its agricultural commodity activities.
LDC will construct the facility at its existing industrial complex in Yorkton, Saskatchewan and aims for it to be ready by the end of 2025, the company said in a statement said on Wednesday.
Financial details were not disclosed.
The facility, expected to employ about 60 people, will produce ingredients suited for dairy alternatives, high-protein nutrition solutions and other plant-based applications, drawing on technology developed at an LDC research centre in California, it said.
“Pea protein demand continues to grow, due to its non-allergen and non-GMO status, and its sustainability and versatility across many food applications,” Thibaut Ferte, LDC’s head of plant proteins, said in the statement.
Other major agrifood firms have also sought to tap into Canada’s large pea production in recent years to develop meat-substitute proteins.
LDC’s Yorkton site currently houses an oilseed crushing facility for which the group plans to double capacity, partly to cater for booming use of renewable diesel in North America as a lower-emission road fuel.
(Reporting by Gus Trompiz, editing by Sybille de La Hamaide; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)


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Want to feel a strong connection to the land on a regular basis? Want easier access to great food? Are you looking for a meaningful way to make a living? No matter what your background experience, farming can become a calling. We grew up in the suburbs and worked in corporations, academia, and the arts before turning to life on a farm. Now we’re entering our ninth season as full-time farmers. Every day brings its own unique problems and solutions; there’s always something new to learn. Come join our team and discover what real food tastes like and what real work feels like. You might just find that you’re a farmer at heart.
Round Right Farm raises vegetables and meats following organic practices. We attend weekly farmer’s markets, have a 250 member CSA and sell to restaurants. We are also innovating new concepts in local food sales. For example, through our online CSA, our members have the option of choosing exactly what goes in their box (share) each week. We are located near the tri-state intersection of MD, WV and PA, 10 miles NW of Oakland, MD.


Catgrass is the purrfect gift for your cat! Oats germinate quickly and cats will start playing and nibbling on them as soon as they sprout. It is perfect for cats who never go outside, they'll love it!
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It would seem that I’ve topped my month-late August garden update with a two month-late September and October garden update. For the purpose of journaling/record-keeping here is how we fared the last couple of months-
Kale, Mangel Beets, Parisian Carrots, Purple Carrots, Parsnips, and unproductive leftover pumpkins
Late Season Potatoes on the left, Lettuce on the right… when the potatoes came out, I put in Peacock Broccoli, cabbage, garlic, onions, & radishes.
There all caught up. Feels good.
Well now that the season is pretty much over for most of us, how did your garden’s fare in 2012?
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We are gearing up for a big year here at Kildara, trying lots of new veggies, increasing salad production (again!) and adding even more catering partners! We are so excited to be working more with Toque Catering, one of Victoria's very best caterers, as we transition to become their main organic produce supplier! Working with local small businesses is so incredible as the customers get the best and freshest ingredients prepared creatively! This week is our first "ad" week at Thrifty Foods, and the team is hard at work packaging our greens into the wee hours! This is what it looks like when produce is picked and delivered to the store within 24 hours!