Almond trees are grafted onto peach rootstocks, and yield trees of around 4 metres in best conditions. The Self Pollinating almond is a semi dwarf almond which will make a tree of three metres or less.
Almond trees are one of the quickest nut trees to start bearing – sometimes taking only two years to crop
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Out of stockThe Bitter Almond nut is believed to have some benefits in the fight against cancer, not regularly offered for sale in nurseries, not sweet like other almonds, but then that's not the reason you eat it.
Price almondThe Price Almond is also known as Price Cluster, it was a chance seedling discovered in Californian orchard. Price Almond is another seedling of Non -Pareil / Mission. It blooms within a day of Californian Papershell, making it a popular pollinating partner with Californian Papershell. Will also pollinate with Carmel. The crop matures shortly after it. Tree is of a more upright stature than Cal Papershell
Out of stockCarmel almond is a more recent variety, very good yields of high quality nuts, discovered in a Californian orchard, as a seedling from Non-Pareil / Mission, flowers just after Cal Papershell, and harvests just before Mission, tree is of medium size and yields large, elongated kernels, an excellent pollinating partner for Californian Papershell and Price
Johnson’s Prolific almondJohnson's Prolific Almond is a soft shell almond, with very large kernels, pollinates Chellaston
Self Pollinating almondThe Self Pollinating Almond is a semi dwarfing tree, growing to around 2.5 - 3 metres instead of the usual 4.5 metre size, good flavour, soft shell and as the name suggests, sets a modest crop without pollination, if allowed to pollinate with any of the other varieties it sets a significantly heavier crop
Ne Plus Ultra almondFrench almond, Ne Plus Ultra Almond sports a large sized nut, light chocolate coloured, papershell, spreading habit, heavy cropping, popular variety, particularly for its excellence as a pollinator, produces consistently good yields, pollinates with Californian Papershell, Chellaston and Self Pollinating Almond
Californian Papershell almondThe Californian Papershell Almond produces a medium to large sized flattish nuts, papershell, most popular variety, orginiated in California in 1880's, produces consistently good yields of medium sized kernels, relatively easy to train and prune, pollinate with Price, Ne Plus Ultra, Carmel, Self Poll


Due to COVID-19, the 2021 Georgia Citrus Association (GCA) Conference will not be held in person. Instead, the GCA is launching a new website and membership platform. This state-of-the-art tool will allow members to view presentations by experts at any time.
Topics include weed management, citrus diseases and disorders, testing for diseases, precision agriculture, crop insurance, cold protection and the University of Georgia rootstock trial in Lowndes County.
The presentations are sponsored by Maxx Manufacturing, Ag-Pro, Maxi Jet, Syngenta, SQM, Farm Credit and Hudson Crop Insurance.
While members can join or renew their membership at any time, the GCA annual meeting will be held online on Feb. 22. Members with an active membership (2021 dues paid), can sign in and vote on association matters on that day only. In addition to the presentations, the website will be sponsored by industry leaders. Website and contact information for each sponsor will be available.
Lindy Savelle, president of GCA, said, “We are living in different times these days. While we are disappointed we cannot meet in person this year, we are excited about what our new website and membership platform will have to offer, not only in 2021, but in years to come.
“As we grow, the membership forum will allow our members, both large and small, to share photos, information and data among each other. Persons new to the industry can find answers to questions, and experienced growers can share what works and what does not. Georgia’s citrus industry is so new there are no experts here. We are growing in this business together and sharing is what we must do to bring success to all of us. We hope you consider joining the association and getting involved in the leadership of Georgia’s citrus industry.”
Learn how to become a member or sponsor of CGA here.
Source: Georgia Citrus Association
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CropsYams @The Prepper Project: The Winged Yam by David The Good June 8, 2013August 1, 2015 written by David The Good June 8, 2013August 1, 2015 Do you like giant roots? Scary invasives? No-care plants? Then you’ll love this edible air potato. http://theprepperproject.com/the-winged-yam-perfect-prepper-plant-for-the-deep-south/ Share this post!FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestRelated posts:Growing Cherries In Florida: July 2014 UpdateTurnip round-upPruning Muscadines Before They Wake UpMy Experimental Pumpkin HillsStinging Velvet Beans REALLY Sting 1 comment FacebookTwitterGoogle +PinterestRedditWhatsappEmail David The Good previous post @The Prepper Project: How Much Land Does It Take To Feed Yourself next post My first trial of the Meadow Creature broadfork Related Articles Growing calabaza in Florida July 28, 2015 8 Staple Root Crops You Can Hide In... June 23, 2014 Planting Garden Beds and Potting Up Avocados January 13, 2017 Planting Vanilla Orchids August 24, 2017 Gardening Failure (And How to Beat It!) July 20, 2016 Sprouting Moringa Seeds (No Luck? Maybe You Missed... June 27, 2017 A Farmer and His Corn June 26, 2013 Muscadine grapes are looking good April 22, 2015 Inga Alley Cropping July 25, 2016 Desperate in Naples: Gardening Trouble and Fire Ants! May 24, 2016 1 comment Leon June 9, 2013 - 11:59 am Fantastic, thanks! Is there a foolproof way to tell bulbifera from alata? I have one of them growing around here … or may be both … or may be it's something else entirely 🙂 Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting.


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Thompson & Morgan is delighted to work alongside the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to offer special seed collections to home gardeners. The Kew Collection and The Kew Urban Garden Collection have been specially selected by The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.A plant collector's item for decades. Husker's Red is an unusual Penstemon offering maroon-red , occasionally bronze-green foliage when grown from seed. This is coupled with contrasting spikes of blushed pink flowers making useful late summer colour for borders.Height: 50-75cm (20-30in).
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This stylish garden on a sloping site has been designed for a modern house. The emphasis has been placed on the client’s passions for entertaining and vegetable cultivation.
The patio has been built using travertine pavers and the surrounding walls are rendered white to create a seamless link with the house and provide strong contrast to exuberant planting. The cultivation area incorporates bespoke oak raised vegetable planters and a Western Red Cedar greenhouse.
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His choice of plants was inspired within a few weeks of planting we had a garden full of colour, texture and light, and there is more to come as we move into late summer and autumn!"
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We are currently looking for farmers to grow for us Herbs(Basil,Rosemary,Thyme,Dill,Sage,Ginger and Gallic),Fruits(Passion fruit,pineapple,Avocados and Mangoes) and some select flowers for export on a contract basis.
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Fall is a wonderful season on the farm and it’s the a great time to be a CSA member! After months of preparation and planting Fall season finally began. Fun fact: Long before the CSA starts we sit down and carefully plan out each week. This itself is a process that begins with trying toContinue reading “It’s Here!!”
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As this year flies by and more inquires come in, we’ve decided that a seasonal blog is a great way to keep all of you interested ones updated on all things CSA. So here we are trying something new….. Holding a CSA in the Fall means that the work has to begin in the heatContinue reading “Fall Preparation!”
Just Announced! Fall 2022!!
Kith & Kin CSA is headed into its EIGHTH season and we are excited to announce our dates for Fall. If you’ve been on the fence about whether or not to join, Fall may be perfect for you! As a member you will receive the best of both worlds with in season produce. Membership hasContinue reading “Just Announced! Fall 2022!!”
You read that right! We JUST announced our Summer Share and we couldn’t be more excited about it! WHEN: June 9, 2022 – June 30, 2022 WHAT TO EXPECT: The Summer season brings loads of herbs, fruits, and vegetables like basil, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, squash, okra, blueberries, and more. HOW IT WORKS: The Summer seasonContinue reading “Summer Share!”
Spring 2022 Try It
It never fails. Every year after the season closes, the inquires come pouring in asking if they are too late to join. We wish we could take everyone. We would really love to welcome your family into our Kith & Kin, but planning and planting begins long before the season starts and we have toContinue reading “Spring 2022 Try It”
Wow! Writing that date just gave me a flashback to 2018 when we began to make plans for our CSA. Although we officially began in the Spring of 2019, realizing how far we’ve come has me very grateful for what we have accomplished over the years. Bringing something brand new to a community was noContinue reading “Spring 2022!”
Fall Season 2021!
It’s that time again! You know the one where you consider if joining Kith & Kin CSA is right for you. Well you’ve been watching us now for 5 seasons and we’ve been waiting on YOU! WHY JOIN? Well first off, we’d love to have the opportunity to feed your family. Now if that’s notContinue reading “Fall Season 2021!”
Spring Happens Soon!
Exciting times are just a round the corner and our family has been hard at work praying, preparing, and planting. We are fastly approaching the last frost date, the start of Spring, and our Spring season. So everything is in GO mode! Even our hens have checked in and they’re dishing out beautiful eggs. SpringContinue reading “Spring Happens Soon!”
Spring Season 2021!
Wow! It’s a new year and with all the changes that happened last year, we warmly welcome this one. We have recently received quite a few inquires about our upcoming Spring Season so we want to make sure to update you here. Our Spring Season usually starts in April and this year is no different.Continue reading “Spring Season 2021!”
Fall Season is Starting!
As we begin our Fall season, we are super excited to get this show on the road! As farmers, we love what we do, but this year has thrown us a curveball or SEVEN! Even still, we’re always thankful with each passing week of successful deliveries. Since the COVD-19 pandemic is still very much aContinue reading “Fall Season is Starting!”


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They didn’t mix last year up here for sure. The struggling plant is the one that had really taken off finally last year but got zapped this winter. I was hoping for a come back as this picture was a few weeks ago, but it is slowly losing whatever green stems it had. I have one close up that shows the thickness of the main stem and shoots.
pot culture is so different for BBs. Being in NYC we has a terribly dry late April-May, I had to water my in-ground BBs almost twice a week. Those dark stems looks dead, trim back and dead branch (scrape test), and water well. give it a day or three and hit it with a low dose of MG acid or Ammonium sulfate.
I have a big pink lemonade blueberry bush in the ground. It survived the cold 2013-2014 winter and this winter as well. It had some of the branches frozen, but recovered quickly and now is growing fast. It is the biggest bush, but it had only ONE cluster of flowers, and it did not set any fruits, maybe the flower buds were frozen? Anyway, I think that in zone 7 this variety should survive the winter fine enough. Maybe you have the other problems with the plant?


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The Cover Crop Spring Strategies Field Day scheduled for Wednesday, April 22nd will be held at the St. Marys Township House, 10752 SR 364, southwest of St. Marys, OH. This is less than 1/8th of a mile north of the field itself, but will allow for *inside* discussion away from the mud and the rain.
Presentations will be held at 2:30p, 4:30p, and 6p at the Township House. Presenters and Hosts will be on hand from 2p to 7p to answer questions. This Field Day is being sponsored by OSU Extension Shelby, Mercer, and Auglaize Counties and VanTilburg Farms of Celina.


Welcome to North San Diego County chapter of California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc.
We are a place for people like you to share passion and knowledge of gardening and experiences and to learn from the experts how to grow rare and subtropical fruits in the area.
Starting September 2019, regular monthly meetings are held on the second (not third) Friday of the month, most of the months. Meetings start at 7:00 pm and are held at North County Lifeline Center, 200 Michigan Ave, Vista. Meetings are open to members and guests. Please check out our meeting information and benefits of being a member. Please check the calendar/ events tab for current meeting details.
We hope you find our website helpful. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.


Gardens are not only for yards and family play areas, but could also be best locations for storage space sheds wherein one could just basically stock extra family packs in the shed. As part of the entire house outside, it is only yet correct that garden sheds will likewise look nice as well as in-relative to your house's style.
Today there are a couple of extremely important points to consider when beginning a vegetable yard, whether to begin with plants or from seeds. Both of the options have favorable and negative facets. As an example, buying plants can be a lot more expensive yet calls for much less patience and also time. Growing your veggie garden from seeds call for more perseverance, time and also is less costly. Do not fail to remember that it is very important to select an ideal website for your vegetable yard in your garden.


Trelleborg, Sweden – Trelleborg Wheel Systems (TWS) is transferring all wheels and rims production to its facility in Liepaja, Latvia, the company has said.
In a statement provided to ERJ, Trelleborg communications manager Karin Larsson said the company intends to consolidate “all its wheels and rims production in one facility” by the end of 2018.
“The facility will manufacture wheels and rims from three inches to 54 inches in diameter, used for everything from forklifts and farm equipment to huge harvesting machines for forestry,” Larsson explained.
With the focus on Liepaja, all operations at Trelleborg’s Sävsjö site in Sweden will cease and production will move to Latvia.
Aiming to become a “centre of excellence” for wheels and rims production, the Liepaja facility will expand its floor space by over 70%.


it there a differenc in corn meal for weeds. or can I buy it in a grocery store?
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An heirloom turnip that produces good sized (7.5-10 cm) globes with a rich-yellow tender flesh which has a mild sweet taste and medium sized tops. One of the best cropping turnips that maintains its mild firm texture without becoming woody.
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The Nevada Gourd Society (NGS) is a non profit organization dedicated to providing education and information regarding Lagenaria (hard shell) gourd growing, curing and crafting.
At this time, we have two gourd patches in Nevada. Kristy Dial is the director of the Great Basin Gourd Patch in the Reno area, and Patti Jo Newsom is the director of the Pahrump Valley Gourd Patch in southern Nevada. Each gourd patch has regular monthly meetings in which members share knowledge on growing and crafting gourds. Our goal is to have many gourd patches located throughout our great state of Nevada. Click here to view the Nevada gourd patch map.


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And I mean all day today! I started working about 8am this morning and finished up the last canner about 6pm. In between I did two loads of laundry and made supper. I am getting too old to work all day long like this. LOL This is the third batch of tomatoes this summer, but the first two were only one canner each about a week apart. We have lots more tomatoes turning in the garden, so there will be another batch to can about a week from now. Oh, well, my husband thinks that one can never have too many tomatoes.


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Hart is a locality in the Mid North region of South Australia. The boundaries were formalised in January 2000 for the long established name for the area. There was a railway siding at Hart on the Gladstone railway line. The major industry in the area is cereal crop growing.


Mosaic at the 2013 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting
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As a panelist in “The Natural Resource Context,” Prokopanko joined other leaders to discuss transformational issues related to natural resources such as water, energy and minerals. He focused on how the global food security challenge is affected by rising demand, the availability of resources and increased volatility.
“Mosaic employees are well-versed on the facts surrounding population growth and the need for greater crop yields,” said Prokopanko. “But many others don’t understand that balanced crop nutrition must form the basis for solutions.”
O’Rourke engaged with fellow members of the World Economic Forum’s Mining and Metals Industry Partner Group, as well as representatives from other attending companies in the agriculture sector, such as: Bunge, CF Industries, Cargill, DuPont, Ma’aden, Monsanto, Syngenta and Yara. In addition, Prokopanko and O’Rourke met privately with NGO partners and government officials from countries of interest.
Mosaic participates all year long at World Economic Forum regional summits, and on several project boards, including the New Vision for Agriculture, Water Resource Group and Responsible Mineral Development Initiative. In this way, Mosaic hopes to educate other leaders about the need for sustainable agricultural intensification, contribute to best practices discussions and ensure we are well-positioned to help shape emerging solutions in the area of food security.


Feeding the World without Poisons
Organic NZ Magazine: July/August 2001
In May this year, Meriel Watts travelled to Senegal in West Africa to take part in Pesticide Action Network’s international conference on “Feeding the World Without Poisons”.
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Date(s) - 10/10/2020
Ipswich Corn Exchange
Due to the ongoing situation re coronavirus this event has been cancelled.
Wolsey Orchestra – Concert
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MEERUT: The protest of sugarcane
farmers in western Uttar Pradesh has intensified in the past one week as hundreds of farmers
have been agitating at Shamli sugar mill for the past nine days for their pending dues. The protests received a shot in the arm after RLD
vice-president Jayant Chaudhary
joined the protest on Thursday afternoon.
“The day farmers and labourers are recognised as vote bank, all governments will run on your directions. It will revolve around you the government machinery will be at your disposal,” Jayant Chaudhary said while addressing a gathering of farmers.
In his brief speech, he also trained his guns at BJP for neglecting the concerns of farmers in the state.
“After Yogi government came to power, a record payment of Rs 50,058 crore was made to sugarcane farmers. Some sugar mills
, Malakpur, Simbhavali, Wave Group in Bijnor and Shamli could not make a cut for soft loans despite government extending to December 10 to avail soft loan,” sugarcane minister Suresh Rana said.
In Shamli alone, dues to the tune of over Rs 200 crores are pending with the sugarmills leaving the cane farmers in lurch. According to the official records, cane dues of nearly Rs 7,000 crore are pending in the state. An outstanding amount of Rs 1,343 crore is pending as dues from the financial year 2017-18 while Rs 5,400 crore is pending for the ongoing season.


The Hudson Valley Garlic Festival is the go-to place for everything garlic. Sponsored by the Saugerties Kiwanis Club, it has been a Valley tradition for over 30 years. Held on October 1 and October 2 in Saugerties, the festival features tons of garlic farmers, garlic food booths, garlic products, and craft vendors. There’s music all day, each day at our three performance stages. Join us for a wonderful Fall Harvest Weekend. For more information and to buy discount tickets in advance, visit HVGF.org. Tickets at the gate are $10; children under 12 enter for free when accompanied by an adult.
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In 2012, we started the Garden Mentor Program to pair experienced growers with new gardeners who needed some help getting started. We match Garden Mentors with gardeners from their neighborhood as much as possible, emphasizing community-building and personal relationships. We believe that a gardener who is successful during the first season will be more likely to continue growing food. Garden Mentors are here to help.
BECOME A GARDEN MENTOR
Who: Who taught you how to garden? Now you have an opportunity to pay it forward by becoming a Garden Mentor! Mentees are chosen from among BLITZ participants, with priority given to those who with no prior gardening experience.
What: Every Garden Mentor is assigned one mentee to meet with five times over the course of the season. You will receive a manual filled with helpful handouts, tips, and a schedule.
BECOME A GARDEN MENTEE
Who: Are you brand new to gardening, or have very little experience? If you are purchasing a garden for the Blitz this year and feel you need some guidance to get started, you can apply to become a mentee.
What: Mentees must commit to meeting with their mentor 5 times over the course of a season. In return, you’ll get personalized help from an experienced gardener who can teach you tips and tricks it might take years to learn otherwise. Your first visit will be before the Blitz so your mentor can help you site your new garden for optimum sunlight.


Beautiful beetroots and delightful dahlias were just some of the colourful produce on show in South Tyneside.
The annual South Tyneside Flower and Vegetable Show was held at Temple Park centre in South Shields, on Saturday.
Seventy exhibitors submitted 209 flower entries and 236 vegetable offerings into the competition which is run by the South Tyneside Flower and Veg Society in conjunction with the council.
Judges then spent more than four hours picking out the winners for the 81 classes as more than 200 members or the public marvelled at the goods on offer,
Gary Frazer, one of the event organisers, said: “The flower and veg show is still as popular as ever, with entrant numbers steadily going up.
“The great think about Temple Park is we can control the temperature for the produce, so while it’s chilly for us it’s ideal for the fruit and veg, and it means they don’t deteriorate.
“Leeks are always the most popular category, it’s a very serious business, growers put a lot of time and effort in.
“We’re hoping that younger generations will get involved next year, and perhaps more women too. We’re thinking about bringing back a jam and cake competition which might appeal to more people.”
John Lionel Stewart from Gateshead took first prize for his two pot leeks – one of the most prestigious titles – which also saw him win £100.
The Mayor, Coun Richard Porthouse, thoroughly enjoyed himself at the event with his wife and Mayoress Patricia.
He said: “It was a pleasure to attend this year’s show, as I got the chance to see the fantastic flowers and vegetables the borough’s talented green-fingered residents had grown in their gardens and allotments.
“Gardening is a great way to keep active and it gives people a great sense of satisfaction and achievement. I was thrilled to see so many keen gardeners taking part and many more locals and visitors to South Tyneside enjoying the event’s breadth of colour and variety of home-grown produce.”


Choose the latest improvements for spring dead spot control this fall
By Lane Tredway, technical services manager for Syngenta
Spring dead spot is the most destructive disease of bermudagrass turf. Although symptoms appear in spring, as the name implies, fall is the key time to protect your turf against spring dead spot. Preventive applications must be made before the bermudagrass goes dormant so the active ingredient can be absorbed and translocated. Two applications on a 28-day interval beginning when soil temperatures decline to 70° F are recommended in most cases.
Posterity®, Velista® and Headway® fungicides are effective options for spring dead spot control. Product selection is often guided by management intensity and other disease pressures. Typical recommendations for spring dead spot control on golf course turf are as follows:
Golf course greens:
- Posterity at 14 fl. oz./A (two applications on a 28-day interval)
- If take-all root rot is a concern, tank mix both applications with Headway at 65 fl. oz./A
- In addition to take-all root rot prevention, Headway provides beneficial growth regulation and improved quality of bermudagrass putting greens from winter to spring
- Applications should be watered-in immediately with at least 0.15 in. of irrigation
Golf course tees, fairways and roughs:
- Posterity at 7 fl. oz./A or Velista at 22 oz./A (two applications on a 28-day interval)
- It can be beneficial to upgrade to the high rates of Posterity (14 fl. oz./A) or Velista (30 oz./A) for one or two years to get the disease under control, and then switch to lower rates for long-term prevention
- Velista provides excellent large patch prevention when applied for spring dead spot, so is recommended for zoysiagrasses or bermudagrasses that are prone to this disease
- Water-in immediately with at least 0.15 in. of irrigation
Treatments applied to MiniVerde® Bermudagrass on Sept. 22 and Oct. 20, 2016. Data collected April 28, 2017. Source: Bruce Martin, Clemson University, Florence, SC, 2017.
Proper timing of spring dead spot applications (when soil temperatures decline to 70° F) is essential to get the best results. Warm temperatures have lingered deep into the fall in recent years, so the traditional applications in mid-September and mid-October have been too early. To monitor current soil temperatures in your area and receive email alerts for key pests, sign up for automated soil temperature alerts.
For more information about spring dead spot and available control options, view the Posterity information sheet
, view the spring dead spot solutions sheet
or watch this GCSAA webinar on preventing spring dead spot
. You can also download the GreenCast®
Turf App from the Apple® App Store
or the Google Play Store
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Performance assessments are based upon results or analysis of public information, field observations and/or internal Syngenta evaluations. Trials reflect treatment rates commonly recommended in the marketplace.
©2019 Syngenta. Important: Always read and follow label instructions. Some products may not be registered for sale or use in all states or counties and/or may have state-specific use requirements. Please check with your local extension service to ensure registration and proper use. GreenCast®, Headway®, Posterity®, Velista® and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. All other trademarks used herein are the property of their respective company.


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Published on: July 6, 2010 at 8 am
Besides his role in America’s founding, Jefferson was also a scientist and gardener. The vegetable garden behind Monticello was his personal laboratory.
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Many facilities are being provided to increase tea production. Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe said their desire was to increase the area cultivated with tea.
The Minister said that they have to ensure that the name that Ceylon tea has earned over the 156 years since the Planters Association has been functioning would be protected, nurtured and made sustainable. In this respect, the Minister said quality has to be there. When considering the auctions today, he pointed out that the Colombo Auction was still attracting a premium over other auctions. This was mainly due to the quality that is synonymous with Ceylon tea.
The Minister was addressing the 156th annual General Meeting of the Planters’ Association. S.K.L. Obeysekera was inducted as the new President of the association.


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In 2021, SCLT will be offering increasing support for local farmers, expanding access to farmland and improving our ability to distribute healthy food, particularly in local Black and Brown communities.
Construction started in mid-October at 404 Broad Street in Providence, with plans to move into the facility in July, 2021.
In the past year, SCLT laid the groundwork for a capital campaign–the GROW! Campaign–to renovate a building at 404 Broad Street in Providence’s Upper South Side. It will house our offices, a produce processing facility, a Youth Entrepreneurship Center and three leasable spaces for food businesses.


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Soybean export inspections up on week
The USDA says that as of the week ending May 25th, soybean and wheat export inspections are ahead of the respective paces need to meet projections for the current marketing year. The 2022/23 marketing year started June 1st, 2022 for wheat and September 1st, 2022 for beans, corn, and sorghum. The USDA’s next set of supply and demand estimates is out Friday, June 9th at Noon Eastern/11 Central.
Wheat came out at 382,031 tons, down 58,063 from the week ending May 18th, but up 37,712 from the week ending May 26th, 2022. The main destinations were Thailand and the Dominican Republic. With just a few reporting days remaining in the 2022/23 marketing year, wheat inspections are 19,557,889 tons, compared to 19,997,455 in 2021/22.
Corn was reported at 1,313,411 tons, 12,870 lower than the previous week and 98,837 under a year ago. The leading destinations were China and Japan. Closing in on the final quarter of the marketing year, corn inspections are 28,691,303 tons, compared to 42,308,082 last year.
Soybeans were pegged at 239,736 tons, 73,146 more than the prior week, but 164,614 less than last year. The top destinations were Indonesia and Mexico. So far, this marketing year, soybean inspections are 48,450,848 tons, compared to 49,550,493 a year ago.
Sorghum totaled 33,169 tons, a decrease of 82,879 on the week and 111,521 on the year. The listed destinations were Eritrea and Mexico. 2022/23 sorghum inspections are 1,669,067 tons, compared to 6,120,819 in 2021/22.


Malaysia, Singapore grapple with prolonged dry spell
Singapore and Malaysia are grappling with some of the driest weather they have ever seen, forcing the tiny city-state to ramp up supplies of recycled water while its neighbor rations reserves amid disruptions to farming and fisheries.
Singapore, which experiences tropical downpours on most days, suffered its longest dry spell on record between Jan. 13 and Feb. 8 and has had little rain since.
Shares in Hyflux Ltd, which operates desalination and water recycling operations in Singapore, have risen 3.5 pct over the past month.
In peninsular Malaysia, 15 areas have not had rainfall in more than 20 days, with some of them dry for more than a month, according to the Malaysian Meteorological Department. The dry weather is expected to run for another two weeks.
The Indonesian province of Riau has also been hit, with parts of the region wreathed in smog, usually caused by farmers setting fires to illegally clear land. Poor visibility has disrupted flights to and from the airport in Pekanbaru.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was due to discuss the drought at a cabinet meeting on Wednesday that would decide whether to declare a national emergency, according to state news agency Bernama.
On Wednesday, media said the Malaysian state of Selangor had won approval from the federal government to take over four water firms, with the dry spell forcing an end to a five-year feud over control of water resources.
The state will pay the firms, which include builder Gamuda and water services company Puncak Niaga, 9.65 billion ringgit ($2.94 billion) to their owners in compensation.
While some dry weather is expected at this time of year, the abnormal lack of rain is raising concern about the pace of climate change.
"The concern is that these uncommon weather events may be happening more frequently sooner rather than later," said National University of Singapore researcher Winston Chow.
Palm Oil Prices Hit
Malaysia is the world's second-largest producer of palm oil and planters say dry weather lasting more than two months can hurt yields six months to two years down the line, affecting output and fuelling benchmark Kuala Lumpur prices.
Concern the weather will hurt production has helped push up palm oil prices about 8 percent in February, setting the market on track for its biggest monthly gain in four months.
The lack of rain is also believed to have caused extensive damage to the rice crop.
In Singapore, the dry weather is being blamed in part for the death of fish stocks at several offshore farms. About 160 tonnes of fish have died in recent weeks because of a lack of oxygen in the water.
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December 22 – December 28, 2019
The lettuce market is off a few dollars from last week and is trading at the lower end. Very good supplies available in Yuma. Overall, we are seeing good condition on arrival.
Costs on Romaine and Romaine hearts have come off a few dollars heading into next week. The Green and Red leaf markets are also lower for next week. Quality has been good on inbound.
The commodity broccoli market is steady at the lower end for next week and a very good value.
Overall, quality has been looking good.
The cauliflower market is up a few dollars for next week.
Quality has been good on arrival
The carrot market is up just slightly for next week and remains a good value. Canada quality has been sharp.
Celery costs are steady to just a little lower for next week.
We are seeing good quality on inbound.
The market remains active and short on supply heading into next week. Product is very short in all growing areas. Quality has been fair.
The market on Idaho potatoes remains strong and #2 potatoes remain in very short supply. Product is extremely tight and shippers are slow to get product out. Freight rates remain elevated with holiday demand. Quality has been good on inbound.
The Western onion market is a little stronger on both yellows and reds. Quality on onions has been good to very good on inbound.
The California lemon market is steady to lower and supply is in good shape Quality has been good overall. We have Mexican fruit available in some sizes. We are seeing good quality on new crop Navel oranges. The Lime market is up slightly for next week. We are seeing fair to good quality on inbound.
The cucumber market remains elevated for next week. Quality has been good to very good on recent arrivals.
The green pepper market is just a little lower heading into next week. Quality has been sharp on recent arrivals from the south.
The round tomato market remains very high for next week with very light availability. We are struggling to source enough tomatoes to meet demand. Quality has been good to very good overall. Grape tomatoes are stronger. Cherries are also stronger heading into next week. Both are showing good quality. The Roma market is stronger with supplies from Mexico and Florida very light in volume.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
- 2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut into 1″ cubes
- 3 tablespoons corn starch
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/2 cup fresh squeezed orange juice
- 1/2 cup orange marmalade
- 1/3 cup low sodium chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons corn starch
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon minced ginger
- 1 pinch red pepper flakes
- Place chicken pieces in a large bowl and add 3 tablespoons corn starch, salt and pepper. Stir to coat.
- Heat a large pan over high heat and add oil.
- Add chicken to the pan and cook over high heat, turning once, just until browned, about 2 minutes per side.
- Meanwhile, make the sauce. Whisk together the marmalade, juice, chicken broth, soy sauce, 2 tablespoons corn starch, vinegar, garlic, ginger, and pepper flakes.
- Once chicken is browned, reduce heat to medium and add the sauce. Cook and stir until sauce has thickened and chicken is cooked through (165 degrees F minimum), about 10 minutes.
- Serve over rice as desired.


William Kelley volleyball team digging for wins
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Teacher and Silver Bay girls volleyball coach Tom Frericks launched a new workout program designed to get his team ready for the season ahead. On Aug. 13, Frericks had the girls shoveling dirt into a new terrace garden at the William Kelley High School football field.
"It is our way of team building and conditioning," said Frericks.
The 40-bed terrace garden will be planted with melons, pumpkins, tomatoes and other produce. Frericks said the produce will then be used in the school cafeteria to provide healthy food for the students.
"This is an amazing idea," said team member Aubry Thyne. "Our school is going healthy and we get to work together to take part in it."
According to Frericks, the 20 yards of soil was donated for the project by Lake County. Principal Joe Nicklay, Jim Frericks and Tom Frericks built the terrace garden which will also add some visually appealing non-turf green space to the football field area.


Impressions about plant
First days of shifting plants indoors. Plants have had LST so are quite squashed. One plant has tiny leaves and multiple nascent bud sites but have remained that way for 5 weeks now outdoors. The other plant is twice as large (but same height) with leaves normal size. It appears very health and want to see what 18 hour days of light will do for both plants. This has been an exceptionally overcast, rainy and humid year.


Building homes using mud and straw began at the start of last century on the prairies in the mid-west of America.
But as a partnership between a central west builder and a Riverina rice grower in New South Wales shows, it's seeing a resurgence in rural Australia.
Mudgee-based builder, Sam Vivers, says that this isn't only because of a greater awareness of environmental sustainability among home owners.
"One thing that is definitely pushing people towards it is rising energy costs, these houses are much cheaper to run.
"We've just had one of our houses rated at 8.5 stars out of 10 on the energy rating system, they are very efficient to run.
"They are very warm in winter and cool in summer," he said.
The straw bale home building costs are comparable to a double brick home.
Sam Vivers builds a complete house from start to finish for between $2,000 and $2,500 per square metre.
The builder says that the best straw to use is rice straw.
"We find it is a little bit more robust than wheat straw and we have a constant supply from a supplier who gets it from southern NSW.
"Even though we pay the cost of transport and embodied energy in that transport, we can get a reliable, repeatable product any time of the year," Mr Vivers says.
That supplier is Trent Gardiner, who grows rice, wheat, barley and oats in the Riverina.
He supplies national parks and ski parks, and electricity distributors for revegetation purposes, as well as the sustainable building sector.
The Coleambally grower says that he is the only farmer he knows that bales straw specifically for the building industry.
"The house building section started about 15 years ago as something that was viable and about six or seven years ago started to get a head of steam.
Mr Gardiner says that it's become a very important part of his business.
"It started as a sideline, 2000 bales a year, now it's around about a third of our income comes from just the straw, which is the by-product of our main crops," he said.
The income from rice straw has kept him afloat during tough times.
"We just went through the millennium drought through the early 2000's, there was probably eight years there where we relied on straw as our main income, so it's been fantastic for us," Mr Gardiner said.


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Our New American Farmer program is working to help New American Farmers to use their skills, knowledge, and unique cultural and culinary experience to achieve and maintain financial independence in their new Vermont home.
With our partners at the AALV New Farms for New Americans program, we are working with chefs and produce buyers as well as with the farmers themselves to educate all parties about the opportunities to bring both new and traditional foods onto produce shelves at the grocery store and the dining table in area restaurants.
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[EATYALL Podcast #005] Impact of Hurricane Michael in Southwest GA
In this season of the Eat Y’all podcast, we visit with three producers in Southwest Georgia about the experience and impacts of Hurricane Michael. This is a season you don’t want to miss – harrowing stories of perseverance after enduring the worst storm to ever hit their area will motivate you to support the farmers of Southwest Georgia in any way that you can, especially during this difficult season.
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This introduction to Season 2 of the Eat Y’all podcast was hosted and produced by Andy Chapman, founder and Chief Culinary Officer at Eat Y’all.
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Regular Season Farmers Market (May-October)
We are a North Carolina producer/grower market committed to providing locally grown and artisanal fresh food; we connect farmers with consumers. The market showcases farm fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, free range eggs, pasture-raised meats, and artisanal products such as breads and baked goods, sauces, pastas, cheeses and much more! View our current vendors.
In addition to providing some of the freshest produce and specialty foods in the Triangle, our vibrant regular season farmers market attracts customers with live entertainment and family-friendly events.
Our market sprouted in 2007 with just a handful of local vendors. We started the market as a way to enhance the lives of our citizens with farm fresh produce and meats and provide a place to foster community. The Farmers Market continues to grow each year. Today, we are voted the North Carolina’s Most Celebrated Farmers Market - eight years in a row according to the 2019 American Farmland Trust Farmers Market Celebration contest.
The Farmers Market is a free, family-friendly event in downtown Holly Springs. We are open 25 Saturdays during our regular season (May-October), and 12 Saturdays during our winter season (November-April.) Funding for the market is provided through the generous support of our sponsors and through our vendor fees. Learn more about how you can get involved.
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It looks like people are finally taking a stand when it comes to Monsanto who have been forced to pay another fine, this time for $350,000 in order to settle a class action lawsuit brought upon by numerous farmers from over seven different states.
This is not the first time either….they have also had to pay the sum of $2.4 million to reimburse farmers for contaminating their fields with genetically modified wheat that had not been approved for farming.
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Prsion Planet report: The news comes amid economic struggles for the biotech juggernaut that have resulted in the loss of share value and poor projections for the long term future. In last year’s fourth quarter, Monsanto reported a loss of $156 million. And for the multi-billion dollar company, it’s not about the monetary figure, but the future of its genetically modified creations that the public just simply isn’t buying.
In the latest legal settlement, we find that Monsanto’s new method of simply paying off farmers just isn’t going to cut it when it comes to international trade. Following the news that GMO wheat had contaminated nearby wheat supplies, Japan and South Korea suspended a number of wheat orders from the United States — a blow towards the national economy in full thanks to Monsanto.
Meanwhile, the EU also had enough, and announced it would be enacting much more serious testing in its wheat shipments to ensure that they are GMO-free. As for Monsanto in the United States? There will be no more rigorous testing or suspension of wheat supply. Instead, the company simply has to pay off the farmers that were affected (and potentially devastated) by the genetic contamination.
As NBC News reports:
“Genetically-modified food giant Monsanto said it will pay about $350,000 to settle class action lawsuits brought by farmers in seven states over tainted wheat. It will also reimburse the plaintiffs’ and their lawyers for a portion of the costs associated with the case. The company said that under the terms of the settlement agreement it can’t disclose how much that will cost.
The lawsuits relate to the discovery of genetically modified wheat on a farm in Oregon in May 2013. The wheat had not been approved, and after the discovery, Japan and South Korea temporarily suspended some wheat orders. The European Union called for tougher testing of shipments from the U.S.”
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Comcast Newsmakers: Interview with Karissa Kruse, Sustainability & its Importance in Winegrowing
Sonoma County Winegrowers President Karissa Kruse sits down with Comcast Newmaker’s Terri Hardesty to discuss our bold committment to be the first 100% Sustainable Winegrowing Region in the United States. Kruse discusses our goals of preserving agriculture in Sonoma County. Sustainability includes the responsibillity of being good citizens, neighbors and stewards of the earth, while ensuring a viable economy. The SCW has made incredible progress in year one of the initiative, Kruse gives remarks on those successes and how the winegrowers plan to propel the momentum forward.


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Check out my presentation for the 2020 Society for Cultural Anthropology virtual conference (#Distribute2020).
Maya Milpa Workshop at OSU’s Waterman Farm
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Raheja Developers Launches Farmlands Project
Raheja Developers has come up with ready for delivery developed farms “Riyasat Hills Farmlands”, which would help customers in meeting most of their daily needs of fresh and green vegetables/fruits/pulses as well as poultry, fish, milk, etc. The Farmlands is spread over 100 acres and is in one of the highest capital appreciation zones of Gurugram near Sector 95B.
Despite being one of its kind projects, Raheja Developers has priced it very competitively, and one can take possession immediately after the execution of freehold Sales Deed in his/her favour. The company is offering Farmlands in the sizes of 1-acre and above, which will provide infinite opportunities to buyers. The farmlands could be used for Organic Farming, Dairy Farming / Poultry Farming, maintaining Plant Nursery and practising Apiculture, Horticulture, etc.
Raheja Developers have planned to rope-in specialized agencies to take care of farming and allied activities, the services of cultivation and managing the harvest would be done by a specialized outsourced agency as per buyer’s individual needs. The agency would also help to farm on a larger scale, and further help to sell the produce in the market to generate good income.
‘Riyasat Hills Farmlands’ is well-connected with various parts of Gurugram and Delhi,. The site has connectivity from the New Delhi-Jaipur Super Expressway, just a few minutes’ for Delhi and Gurugram’s elite residential areas. Presently, the access to ‘Riyasat Hills Farmlands’ is from Pataudi Road, Prithviraj Chauhan Crossing, with further access from the 60-meter Sector Road originating from Dwarka Expressway near Sector- 88A Gurugram, soon.


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Grains park to mark milestone
Horsham’s Grains Innovation Park will mark a milestone this year when it celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Grains Innovation Park, GIP, officially opened on November 29, 1968 as the Victorian Wheat Research Institute.
Victorian wheat growers and the State Government jointly funded the original centre to breed wheat varieties for Victoria.
Victorian Wheat Research Foundation was a key driver behind the establishment of the research facility and continues to have an ongoing involvement as trustees of the site.
Since its inception, Grains Innovation Park, which has also been known as the Victorian Crops Research Institute, VCRI, and the Victorian Institute for Dryland Agriculture, VIDA, has grown to become one of Horsham’s largest workplaces.
Today, GIP is a base for the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources, DEDJTR, including Agriculture Victoria and Regional Development Victoria, along with the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, DELWP, Victorian Fisheries Authority and Parks Victoria.
Private businesses also operate from the purpose-built business centre at the site.
During the past 50 years the many people employed at the centre have made a significant economic and social contribution to the region as well as to the grains industry as a whole.
To celebrate its many achievements, Grains Innovation Park will open its doors to the public this year.
A team is putting together a display recognising the site’s history and showcasing the work carried out at the park.
From July, stakeholders, businesses, schools and community groups have invitations to book tours of the site, which will take in the worldclass phenomics facility, Australian Grains Genebank, and a specially planted heritage trial that will feature crop varieties grown in the region for the past 50 years.
Horsham Historical Society will also help curate and archive some of GIP’S history as it works towards a publication for release in 2019.
Anniversary celebrations will culminate with an open day from 1pm to 6pm on October 18, which will include site tours, demonstrations and static displays.
Organisers have urged people to follow developments on a Grains Innovation Park webpage, agriculture.vic.gov.au/horsham.


Wildfires are still burning out of control in our state of Washington. USDA will offer relief to farmers/ranchers affected by the fires, but care must be taken to report it correctly.
DuPont Revenue Misses Estimates After Farmers Switch
Corn Futures Extend Drop to Four-Year Low on Bumper-Crop Outlook
Cattle Futures Reaching Record Signal Higher U.S. Steak Prices
Soybean Futures Rise From 45-Month Low on U.S. Weather Concerns
The annual Eastern Kansas Grazing School will be on Sept. 10 and 11.
Bob Utterback of Utterback Marketing says perhaps there will be a mid August bounce in the market. Expect a double low at harvest time. Hogs took a big hit today.
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SEOUL - North Korea has been hit by its worst drought in a century, state media said yesterday, sparking fears of worsening food shortages in the impoverished communist country.
The North's main rice-growing provinces - South Hwanghae, North Hwanghae, South Pyongan and South Hamgyong - have been badly damaged by a severe drought, Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported.
"The worst drought in 100 years continues in the DPRK (North Korea), causing great damage," it said.
The agency said more than 30 per cent of padi fields across the country were "parching up", with almost no rainfall recorded in South and North Hwanghae provinces. "The water level of reservoirs stands at the lowest, while rivers and streams (are) getting dry," it said.
Last week, the South's Unification Ministry said the North's crop production could fall by as much as 20 per cent from last year if the shortage of rainfall lasts until early next month.
"The concern is going to grow week by week until we get closer to the traditional July harvest," Mr David Kaatrud, a director of the World Food Programme, told Yonhap News Agency last week.
He added that the United Nations food agency is gearing up to send emergency assistance should the situation worsen.
North Korea has suffered regular chronic food shortages - hundreds of thousands are believed to have died during a famine in the mid to late 1990s - with the situation exacerbated by floods, droughts and mismanagement.
UN figures show up to 70 per cent of the country remains food insecure and 28 per cent of children under the age of five are stunted.


Owner, Fly the Farm
Meg grew up on a beef cattle property in the Central Burnett region of Queensland. She attended Dalby Agricultural College and has worked in the Feedlotting, Pastoral, Cotton and Grains Industries. She is currently an Independent Director and Executive Officer of the Grains Research Foundation Limited, a committee member of the Australian Sunflower Association and one of the ASA’s representatives on the joint venture committee of the Australian Summer Grains Conference to whom she also provides media services to.
Following the 2016 Australian Summer Grains Conference, Meg Saw there was a need for someone with Agricultural knowledge to provide drones & systems that focused on the needs of the Australian Agricultural industry.
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well the cheapest to set up, has to be the recycled plastic bottles! BUT very ugly.esp with labels still on bottles
the hydroponics, looks nice, but certainly NOT attractive/pretty. Obviously with that, there is quite a lot of cost involved. Even if all parts neeeded are already available, there is the elec cost, which may be negligible ( or not, I have no idea!).
The nicest looking is the tower!
I was going to make myself a tower ( old pvc drainage pipe, cut holes/pockets for strawberries.
Also with a tower type system( dependant on where placed etc) it could potentially be rotated for Min/max sun exposure dependant on plant needs etc, if a variety is planted.
Incidentally, though not totally relevant ( or maybe it is) I understand that hydroponic growing is NOT permitted in (official certified) organic growing. Well not here in Spain, so presumably nowhere in E.U.
well having seen the tower link, am going to have a rethink and see if I can adapt what I have to make it similar, although I suspect taht one would need to be careful about what is put in the composting bit in order to satisfy plant requirements, and not overload them with something potentially damaging


Height: short plant (average internodal distance 5-7 cm).
Flowering Indoor: 8 weeks flowering time. Yield up to 1.0 gram (dry and manicured) per watt per m2 (with 1000W HPS).
Flowering Outdoor: 8-9 weeks flowering time, with production up to 1Kg per plant depending on the final size.
Support for the branches is recommended.
Taste (burned): nutty, vegetal, spicy, fruity.
Scent (unburned): berries, spices, kushy, roasted.
The Money Maker can take high nutrients levels, and grows very well in soil, coco, hydroponic or aeroponic systems. It performs well indoors and outdoors, and is ideal for beginners as well as for advanced growers. The smoke is very intense, with a berry flavor that gives space to very deep earthy, mossy notes, to end in a slight garlic feel. The effect is round, thick, narcotic. It is couchlock-bonanza, ideal for very relaxing nights, or very lazy days.
Genetics: 70% indica – 30% sativa
Original Master Kush x Hindu Kush and Skunk (feminised)
Basic / Breeders Info
The Money Maker is a very old-school plant. A true Master Kush, High Times Cannabis Cup winner in the early 90s, presented in feminized form.
Money Maker is a mostly indica variety from Strain Hunters and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days ) and outdoors . Strain Hunters’ Money Maker is a THC dominant variety and is/was only available as feminized seeds.
Here you can find all info about Money Maker from Strain Hunters Seed Bank. If you are searching for information about Money Maker from Strain Hunters Seed Bank, check out our Basic Infos, Gallery, Strain Reviews, Medicinal Properties, Shop-Finder and Price Comparison, Lineage / Genealogy, Hybrids / Crossbreeds or User Comments for this cannabis variety here at this page and follow the links to get even more information. If you have any personal experiences with growing or consuming this cannabis variety, please use the upload links to add them to the database!
Short, bushy, with very small internodes, it grows very fast and has an extremely vigorous attitude.
The leaf shows some sativa heritage, but the buds are definitely full indica, with a berry-sweet aroma that turns rapidly into a very kushy, earthy feel. The calyx is large, buds grow irregular in shape and tend to slight fox-tailing. The Money Maker makes very compact, heavy flower clusters, and it has very low leaf-to-calyx ratio so manicuring is very easy.
Money Maker enjoys of a robust growth, branched and with very close internodes typically Indica, while the leaves a little thinner than normal allow optimum light penetration, which will favour an explosive flowering: the flowers are composed of fat calyxes full of resin and reach their ripeness in 8-9 weeks.
It’s a work which parts from a Master Kush strain champion in the 90s with a Hindu Kush and Skunk plant , in order to combine a heavy Indica flower production and the strength of the hybrids in a strain that will perfectly adapt in all culture media and richer nutrient solutions without expressing stress.
Money Maker is a marijuana strain of which growers were waiting for many months and which Strain Hunter Seeds finally put to their disposal in feminized version.
The smell and taste of this Old School strain ranges from berries, spices, dried fruit, a vegetable and earthy background, to have a powerful couchlock effect, perfectly suited for quiet nights or pass very relaxed days days. The Money Maker has traits to fight sleep problems and relieve pain and to stimulate appetite.
Nutty, vegetal, spicy, fruity.
Quality/Type of High
Strong, physical, very intense on the legs, couch locking, meditative.
Speed of High Onset
70% SATIVA – 30% INDICA
Short plant (average internodal distance 5-7 cm)
Original Master Kush x Hindu Kush x Skunk (feminised)
Duration of High


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“Depreciation of the rupee has slowed down the category growth last year, but we feel the Indian market has a huge long-term potential and should bounce back this year. We have great expectations from this market, and we have seen similar growths in China, where the category has now crossed 50,000 tonnes and is still growing. We strongly believe that India will get there in the next few years,” added Lapuente.
According to data available with ASOLIVA, last year the olive oil category crossed 11,000 tonnes in terms of total exports to India. Spain contributed 62 per cent to the 11,000 tonnes. Overall, Spain and Italy corner 90 per cent exports to India.
Spain is the world’s largest producer of olive oil and contributes about 50 per cent of the world’s production.
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CII Agro Tech India
05 – 08 December 2020
Parade Ground, Chandigarh, India
Website – https://www.agrotech-india.com/
Organized By Confederation Of Indian Industry, Northern Region India
CII Agro Tech India, since its inception in 1994 has been CII’s flagship agri fair. Under eminent leadership, each edition of this show has grown exponentially.
This fair works as an ideal interaction platform between the Farm Producers and the Agro Industry. By creating linkages for value creation and value addition, the exhibition offers varied business opportunities to the technology holders as well as practical learning to the technology users.


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Q.**UPDATED W/PHOTO** Sprouted Avocado Seed Put Outside In Sun And Leaves Drooped
I potted an avocado tree sprouted from a seed. It is about 12″ tall with four leaves at the top. I put it on my porch for the 1st time today, so it can have sun, and the leaves all drooped. I live in California and it was in direct sun so it may have been too much sun. I brought it back inside and after 24 hours the leaves still have not perked up. Is is dead? Can I prune the top four leaves just about another sprouting leaf or did it get sunburned and will not revive? Thank you – PICTURE ATTACHED
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Its fine. It is just stressed.
Follow the instructions that I have included on the original question for preventing and treating shock and hardening off trees, and the tree will recover just fine.
Thank you. The leaves now look like they may just fall off and if they do, should I then prune it off to the tiny leaf below? Also, I WILL definitely slowly acclimate it to the outside once/if it recovers from the stress. Thank you again for taking the time to answer my question(s).


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1ST Flush Gopaldhara 'Wonder Gold Tea
INDIA DARJEELING 2020 1ST FLUSH GOPALDHARA 'WONDER GOLD' BLACK TEA
Gopaldhara's signature first flush tea, of which only one harvest was produced in 2020 due to India's lockdown. The tea has an incredible floral aroma which is combined with a brilliant smooth apricot taste with a crisp finish.
Sourced direct from Gopaldhara tea estate in Darjeeling, located in Mirik Valley and one of the highest tea estates in Darjeeling with gardens totaling 320 hectares.
- Incredible floral aroma
- Smooth taste with fruity notes.
In some ways similar to a green when infused for shorter times, but truly an exquisite Darjeeling when infused passed 2.5 mins
Harvest: First Flush, April 2020
Cultivar: AV2 and B137
Origin: Gopaldhara Tea Estate, Darjeeling, India. In 1881, the tea estate was developed in the lush green paddy fields owned by a person named 'Gopal'. 'Dhara' is a small stream in the local Nepali language. Gopal's paddy fields were interspersed with many small streams. Put together the name became "Gopaldhara".
Gopaldhara Tea Estate, “one of Darjeeling’s pride”, is one of the highest tea estates in Darjeeling. Out of a total area of 320 ha (790 acres), 172 ha (430 acres) have been planted with tea. Most of the estate is between 5,500 to 7,000 feet (1,700 to 2,100 m) and a sizeable area of 60 ha (150 acres) is at an average elevation of 6,500 ft (2,000 m). The high altitudes of Darjeeling offer a perfect combination of moisture and sunlight ideal for mature high quality tea leaves. The cloud cover helps the aroma to linger on. Gopaldhara Tea Estate produces premium tea, most of which is exported. As a result of the cooler environments at great heights, tea plants grow at a slower pace.
Steeping times 2.5 -4 mins at 90°C 2-3 grams per cup
Will stand multiple infusions.