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Commonly known as Rose
Please note that Roses are normally ONLY despatched as bare rooted plants from NOVEMBER to FEBRUARY and thereafter in pots
Pests & Diseases - very disease resistant.
Place of Origin - Colin Dickson, N. Ireland, 1999.
Hardy - cold winter - Hardy in most places throughout the UK even in severe winters. May not withstand open/exposed sites or central/northern locations. Plant can withstand temperatures down to -15°C (5°F)
Height and Spread - 75cm x 85cm (30in x 34in)
Deciduous - floribunda. Bushy, compact rose with semi-glossy, mid green foliage.
Scented flowers - fragrance(1-10) 1-2, slight.
Fertile moist well-drained soil - moderately fertile, humus-rich
Flower Shape - Double - Multi rows of petals, no stamen showing - cupped flowers 6cm (2½in) across
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All-purpose organic concentrated seaweed feed that is a ready to use, derived from sustainable harvested kelp, that can be used on all outdoor and indoor plants, except acid loving plants. Perfect used in conjunction with Rootgrow™.
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SB Plant Invigorator
This is a non-biological non-chemical plant insecticide and mildewcide. Works against the physical motion of the insect. Perfect for all plants and edible crops.
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These wonderfully tactile natural slate plant labels are hand made in Cornwall and come with a chalk pen. Just stick them in your pot or border. Pack of 6.


0:25 Who is Anders Ostenfeld and how was Nordic harvest born? 04:20 What is vertical farming? and what are its advantages? 11:02 What were the challenges you faced at the beginning? 13:05 How are you able to recycle everything you use? 14:35 When your plants are harvested you lower the temperature which gives them more crisp, a better taste and last longer? 17:31 Can you tell about the "Every Bite Better" Movement? 19:45 What advice would you give to those interested in starting a vertical farm? 23:30 Nordic Harvest social media and contact information
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Japan's tech company MYFARM Inc will be investing RM210 million in PLS Plantations Bhd's large-scale durian cultivation project spanning over 1,000ha of land in Raub, Pahang. The investment marks the largest in durian plantations by a Japanese company. PLS Plantations group chairman Tan Sri Nazir Razak said the capital injection from the Japanese company will help the construction and plantation group realize a portion of its early investment in durian plantations.
Under the deal, MAT will subscribe to a 49% stake in JV company Akar Barat Jaya Sdn Bhd and has agreed to pay PLS-LESB RM210 million of the investment consideration. PLS-LESB will be the majority stakeholder in the JV vehicle, with a 51% stake.
Nazir said PLS Plantations has a total of 1,500ha of land, planted mostly with Musang King durian trees with profiles ranging from zero to three years old.


Milk Scandal Causes Damages of EUR 0.4M
Ljubljana, 12 December - Farmers suffered damages of SIT 103.5m (EUR 0.45m) because of the milk scandal breaking out after the banned antibiotic Chloramphenicol was discovered in Slovenian milk in early November, the Agency for Agricultural Markets and Rural Development, which collected the compensation claims, said on Thursday.
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The International Community Garden is an initiative at Columbus North International School to beautify the school building, grow perennial plants and foods, and to learn more about food production and distribution--plants and food grown in the garden will either support the local wildlife or provide food for school lunches and the less fortunate. The garden will include native perennial plants and has been initially designed to act as a monarch waystation that is sustainable and drought-resistant. The initiative is an effort created by the Middle School Student Council and supported by the Columbus Foundation, Scott's Miracle Grow, the Glen Echo Civic Association, and other local partners.
On April 10, we will be preparing the gardening bed and planting some lettuces, beans, and peas. We will need volunteers who can demonstrate how to begin a garden to our 7th- & 8th-grade students. We will need the following tools to get started:
We appreciate anyone that can volunteer their time and/or lend tools for our use (we will treat them with care). Any tools that our volunteers are not able to provide can be purchased via grant funding.
Thank you for your interest!
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Members of the Age UK group have their own dedicated plot where they grow a variety of flowers and vegetables but they also contribute to the maintenance and development of the garden as a whole.
A regular Ridgeline volunteer said, “We are really delighted to have older members of the community using the garden. Some are experienced gardeners already and bring a wealth of horticultural experience with them which they enjoy sharing with other members of their group and with other Ridgeline groups. We find this really valuable. Other, less-experienced members of the Age UK group enjoy the pleasure of gardening together and are glad to take away ideas they can use in their own gardens. We are always pleased when Age UK members share their life experiences and reminiscences with us and – in their turn – benefit by keeping up to date with the doings and capabilities of our younger garden users. We couldn’t hope for better inter-generational communication … and in such a lovely garden setting!”
The sessions currently take place on Tuesdays from 10.30am, and we really welcome new faces all the time! If you would like to attend please get in touch with Holly Baker for more information below: email@example.com


We currently farm several backyards in Westboro but are looking to expand! If you might be interested in having us farm your yard in exchange for a weekly dose of fresh veggies,
We have a short list of requirements for the space we use.
- Your yard needs to have at least 600 square feet of growing area
- There must be access to an outdoor faucet (we will work out reimbursements for using your water)
- The yard must get at least 6 hours of direct sunlight


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Things have been busy at Forge Farm, our newest production site.
It’s been all hands on deck at our new production site, Forge Farm, and the team in Shropshire have been busily preparing for the summer months that lie ahead.
Wildflower Turf Ltd took occupancy of Forge Farm in October 2021, with the daunting challenge of reinventing the former dairy farm and transforming it into a new home for our Wildflower Turf® and Meadowscape Pro™ products.
We spent the tail end of last year altering the Yard area and rehoming a good deal of cattle manure! The cattle rails in the sheds were all cut down and we moved and installed concrete panels to make bays for our various different soil ingredients. We also set up a workshop filled with new equipment. December really did feel like Christmas with deliveries of workshop items arriving each day.
The start of the New Year saw ongoing maintenance around the Yard, with the installation of new water pipes and the cleaning and repairing of gutters. We were also ready to take receipt of additional new materials and so further areas in the Yard needed to be cleared and cleaned. By February the Yard was really starting to take shape!
The last few months have seen us spend less time devoted to this area, but with many plans in place to ensure that the Forge Farm Yard area reaches the very high standards we aspire to. Many of the additional improvements planned will be made during the winter months as turf bed preparation and maintenance has now reached a frenzied pace in between spring showers.
We have also cleared and made space for the various materials needed to produce Meadowscape Pro™, and we were thrilled to commence production of our new Peat-Free Meadowscape Pro™ at Forge Farm on the 23rd of March.
Turning our attention to the fields, the first phase was to design the field layout. We then marked out our new turf bed areas and installed the necessary underground irrigation pipework and electrical cabling.
After a short break for the festive season, and with the main irrigation now installed, we then concentrated on prepping the beds on dry days. The team has also installed ridges that run along the beds to help to catch and drain rainwater.
We also installed the irrigation surface pipes which took some time as a result of the length of the pipes and the distance they were required to cover. The beds were then levelled off and cleared of the previous crops and weeds attended to.
Following a practice run in one of our many sheds during the inclement weather (see our efforts below) we began laying turf in the first week of April after some rain delays and we’re very much looking forward to the day when our first wildflower turf shipment rolls out from Forge Farm.
May has seen us continue to prep and lay beds, attend to weed control and our Meadowscape Pro™ production has continued apace.
Our efforts will yield us a further 180 beds equating to around 60,000 m2 of turf area for 2022. And this is only Phase 1 of our expansion plans!
Due to the size of Forge Farm, we have areas not currently taken up with turf production. As a result, we now also have a contract farming arrangement in place. We’ve also commissioned an environmental baseline study to help us understand what we have available to us at Forge Farm and how we can improve it. We are also busy setting up a number of AGRI environmental schemes.
Having made huge inroads during the months to date, we are also looking to expand our Forge Farm production team. If you have a passion for biodiversity and have the aptitude and skills to grow a high-quality turf product, then we’d love to hear from you!
Like to learn more? You can review our recruitment video HERE.
Away from the Yard and the fields, we’ve also made a number of changes to the two properties that sit on Forge Farm. As well as completely revamping the ageing Farmhouse (which required structural work as well as a new interior), we have also turned our attention to a second property on Forge Farm, Oakley Lodge.
Oakley Lodge is a beautiful, recently built home that has been transformed into a holiday let and is now available to rent via Airbnb. The property has received a full facelift and we’ve had some sterling reviews already!
“Wow, what a fantastic place! A true 5* Airbnb and a beautiful rural escape from the hustle and bustle. The house is very well equipped with every mod con, the beds comfortable and has lots of space for friends and family to get together. Melissa was so welcoming and always available to help and answer questions. She also provides hotel quality touches – toiletries, flannels, great quality towels and a lovely welcome pack of fresh bread, milk, biscuits, jam etc. as well as things for dogs. We were very sorry to be leaving and hope to return again soon!”
“A immaculately presented property, very spacious with every mod con. I would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone considering this property. It provided a perfect base for us during our visit to the area. The Hosts are welcoming and very quick to respond to any request or enquiry regarding the house and stay. A true 5 * experience.”
Fancy a trip to visit us? You can view the property and check out availability HERE.
It’s been a very busy but rewarding time at Forge Farm, and we look forward to providing you with further updates as we continue to transform our new production site.
Do please give us a shout if you have an interest in joining our Forge Farm team (or know anyone who may be suitable) and we look forward to continuing to welcome guests to Oakley Lodge. What better place to enjoy a few days of R&R?


The government is to increase farmers' incomes two per cent, or SFr200 million ($123 million), despite pressure from the United States, which says that Swiss farmers benefit from too much state aid.This content was published on January 10, 2001 - 12:35
The cabinet announced the move on Wednesday, along with other measures to support organic farming. It also said the price of milk would not be reduced despite falling costs in the dairy industry.
The measures were welcomed by farmers' associations. Swiss milk producers said the government had met its most important demands and that "any other outcome would have been unacceptable".
The government described the measures as necessary to keep Swiss agriculture competitive, and to provide incentives to organic farmers. Organic farms will receive up to SFr200 more per hectare in subsidies, and payments will be backdated to January 1.
The government also plans to lower tariffs on the import of feeds from July 1 by SFr5 per 100 kilogrammes. It said this would help competitiveness among meat and egg producers.
The move comes after the United States complained that Swiss farmers receive too much state aid, and that the market is too insulated from foreign competition.
Despite the strong state support, Swiss dairy farmers earned an average of just SFr27,000 a year in 2000. That is SFr6,000 less than their average German counterpart, and some SFr33,000 less than a non-agricultural worker in Switzerland.
Swiss dairy farmers have seen their income fall consistently for the past decade. Eight years ago, they received SFr1.07 per kilogramme of milk, compared to just 77 centimes today.
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Every sunny border needs a Shatsta Daisy and this one is neat enough for even the smallest of gaps! Shasta Daisy 'Real Neat' is a compact dwarf cultivar with pure white petals that surround a central gold boss. Flowering freely from early summer, this hardy perennial attracts masses of pollinating insects. Like all Leucanthemums, it makes an excellent cut flower. An easy to grow perennial for cottage garden borders, wildlife areas and cut flower gardens. Height: 40cm (16"). Spread: 35cm (14").
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Mumbai, Nov 9 (PTI) The Maharashtra government on Monday issued an order to release the first installment of almost Rs 2,300 crore of the Rs 10,000 crore compensation earmarked for farmers hit by crop damage due to heavy rains between June and October.
Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had, on October 23.
announced the Rs 10,000 crore compensation, which was approved by the state cabinet on October 29.
As per the MVA government's announcement on Monday, Rs 2297 crore will be disbursed as first installment. PTI ENM BNM BNM


|The unique double disk design of the new Cfx fertilizer opener by Dawn Equipment offers a hybrid of performance previously isolated to either single disk or double disk configurations. The best qualities of each option are combined in the Dawn Cfx.
While both disks are supported from one side by a concentric roller bearing arrangement, only the primary disk is angled to open a furrow. The smaller secondary disk runs in the direction of travel and acts to hold the furrow open. A gauge/wiper wheel is located on the primary disk for basic operation. Fertilizer is applied in the space between the disks, eliminating the need for a fertilizer boot which can plug and cause problems, especially in conventionally tilled ground. Because the smaller blade follows the larger blade’s bevel, an aggressive cutting action can also be achieved for no-till conditions, accurately placing fertilizers at the bottom of the furrow where they belong – without spillage.
The company says the Cfx is the first fertilizer opener to incorporate hydraulic down pressure. They have also developed a revolutionary electronic ground-hardness sensor that mounts directly to the Cfx, adding real-time control of your fertilizer opener as well as the Dawn Gfx row cleaners and Dawn Rfx hydraulic planter row unit down pressure. These features combine to accurately match your fertilizer and seed depth placement across a wide variety of changing field conditions.
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Our vision is to bring the concept of healthy living to everyone by offering a various range of cereal-based products that provide freshness, energy, and joy to our customers.
Our mission is to produce healthy and tasty Lithuania-grown cereal grain products.
We are one of the major companies engaged in grain and legume crops processing and grits and cereal production. Among the Baltic States, we are the ones who carry out wholesale trade both in Lithuania and abroad. The main activity of our company is the production of grits and cereal; in addition, we produce organic compound feed and are engaged in its retailing and wholesaling. We can also provide packaging, logistics, and grain storage services. The production of buckwheat hull mattresses and pillows, which are gaining popularity among Lithuanian families, is another activity of the company. Sigitas Krivickas’ company “Fasma” was founded in 1991. At the outset, we marketed cereal-based products, later we progressed to prepacking, and ultimately launched their production. We are glad to raise our business ideas like grains: we cultivate, process, and finally, pack and present to the market by ourselves.
The company currently employs over 100 skilled workers whose main goal is doing their job to ensure the steady and quality performance of the company which would reflect in output marketability. Our company is a medium-sized manufacturing company which secures a continuous manufacturing process and flexibility in pricing policies. Regular investments in the modernization of production allow the company to constantly improve the quality of production whereas new machinery contributes to the constant expansion of product range. Output growth leads to the annual discovery of new markets for selling the company’s products. Since 2010, the company has launched the instants grits production line “Nature” which consists of five types of high quality whole grains with exceptional performance. Other new products will complement the line in 2011. The company focuses on its’ consumers seeking to meet their needs therefore it has offered two types of graham flour. We are always ready for change in line with our consumers’ varying desires and habits.


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AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala.—Does your spring garden have you stumped? Are your shrubs shriveling? The Alabama Extension Master Gardeners (MG) are standing by ready to answer questions on the Master Gardener Helpline.
The toll-free helpline connects callers with a knowledgeable team of MG volunteers who can help answer all of the most pressing gardening questions. Armed with research and Alabama Cooperative Extension System publications, these volunteers will also contact specialists to find the answers gardeners need to help the garden grow.
Mallory Kelley, a home grounds regional agent who oversees central Alabama’s helpline, said the program is a great example of Extension’s outreach mission. Volunteers from MG groups around the state work the phones answering questions—running the gamut from vegetable gardens to bulbs and trees.
“The helpline has been in existence since 2006, as a statewide effort,” Kelley said. “We’ve always had helpline callers, but the pandemic really ratcheted up the effort. Before, volunteers worked the helpline in March through August but now there is a need for MG expertise year-round.”
Alabama Extension offices regularly receive home grounds questions and calls. Master Gardeners collaborate with agents and specialists to answer inquiries accurately and in a timely manner.
New Ways to Contact Master Gardeners
Kelley said the newest way to contact the MG volunteers is to submit a form through the Alabama Master Gardeners webpage. Submit a help request form with detailed information about the issues in the yard or garden and receive a prompt reply from MG volunteers manning the line.
Alabama Master Gardener Program
The Alabama Extension MG program was developed to increase the availability of home horticultural information through qualified volunteers, and to improve community life through community projects.
“The Master Gardener program is an example of partnership between the land-grant universities, Auburn University and Alabama A&M University, and motivated volunteers interested in educating their communities,” Kelley said.
MG volunteer programs have been implemented all over the United States and in four Canadian provinces. To become a certified MG, interns complete a minimum of 50 hours of Extension training and 50 hours of volunteer service.
Every volunteer contributes to the success of the program. They offer the community reliable gardening information and educational opportunities. Volunteers help in the county office or they may provide an educational program for a civic group.
The Alabama Extension MG Program is based on the idea of shared ownership. Both Extension staff and volunteers share ideas, visions, dreams and responsibilities for the program. To that end, volunteers have opportunities to work with Extension programs; federal, state and county agencies; and local schools and organizations. Many communities benefit from MG beautification projects and volunteers. MG volunteers also devote lots of time and effort to local schools and students.
All Master Gardeners represent Extension as educational resources for their communities. Their overall mission is to improve the quality of life where they volunteer.
Master Gardener Helpline
Got home garden questions? Call the Master Gardener Helpline at 1-877-252-4769. There is a Master Gardener waiting to answer your call.
Learn more about the Extension Master Gardener program by visiting www.aces.edu or contacting the home grounds agent in your area.


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The leafs of bitter gourd and ridge gourd have changed color and texture and we are worried about what might have happened to the plant. Could you please let us know what can be done. I am attaching the photo for reference.
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Plant Eater's Paradise: 2012's Best Summer Cookbooks
This summer, cookbooks are going for the low-hanging fruit. And the low-growing vegetables, the high-hanging nutmeats, and the free-standing grains. Out of orchards, farms and gardens, food you don't have to chase or butcher is taking center stage in some of the season's best recipes.
Summer is, after all, so often a time of accidental vegetarianism. It's when even carnivorous folk (myself among them) are seduced by fields and farm stands, lured in by lettuce and tempted by tomatoes. We don't necessarily set out to go meatless. But a couple of fruit smoothies and several bowls of baby greens later in the lazy heat of a stove-avoiding afternoon, that's just what happens. And so, to help you make the most of summer's bounty, here are 10 cookbooks that take their inspiration from that most peaceful of kingdoms — the plant kingdom.
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Supplies of watermelons continue to look tight which has boosted prices significantly.
“We’re in short supplies of watermelon out of Mexico through various growing regions,” says Dennis Peterson of Riverbend Fresh LLC in Kerman, Ca. “In the next few weeks, we should see increasing supplies from central Mexico to Northern Mexico. And then in May, it will start in southern Arizona and southern California and work our way up.”
Supplies of watermelon have been limited since early December thanks to colder temperatures in Mexico. “Every five years there’s an abnormally cold window that comes through Mexico. We had that again this year,” says Peterson. “The hurricanes there came before the watermelons were planted so it’s more or less been the cooler weather that’s taken out some of the watermelons scheduled for this slot of harvest.”
The temperatures have also made for inconsistent quality in the melons. “But that’s normal for winter and it hasn’t been the best growing conditions,” says Peterson.
He anticipates that volume won’t increase until at least mid-February.
All of this is skewing the perspective on demand for watermelon somewhat. “Demand is high on the little that is needed,” says Peterson. “There are still salad bars that need cubed watermelon and processors or on the shelf at the store. The industry still needs watermelon 365 days a year. But the level that it’s been at since December, there’s not enough supply to meet that demand. Our market is about as high as I’ve ever seen it.”
That means pricing that’s double what it was last year at this time. And with supplies increasing slowly, Peterson believes significant savings won’t happen until March. “I think the price will ease down for a month and then all of the sudden we’ll get a new growing region with good volume and the price will drop,” he says. “Anything that’s going in now is going into a normal temperature cycle and 90 days from now we’ll have a ton of watermelon out of that region. Especially since the market has been higher.”
All of this is a welcome change after last summer’s watermelon scene. “I went through the worst summer ever last year on this product. It was the worst I’d seen in 30 years. The minute we have a lot, the markets are nothing,” says Peterson.
He believes that will impact what this summer will look like for watermelon. “There was bankruptcy and others had watermelons last year in different regions outside my region--it was bad throughout the regions,” says Peterson. “We’ll see a different summer this year. There are also some unrealistic expectations based on last year’s market. I’m being asked for unrealistic deals for my summer and it’s unsustainable.”


Natural History on the Big Screen: Kiss the Ground Film Discussion on Regenerative Agriculture
This Zoom webinar aired April 21, 2022, as part of the "Natural History on the Big Screen" series. Watch a recording in the player above.
Right now, soil might be the last thing on your mind. But in a moment when the future of our planet and humankind is at stake, nothing may be more important than regenerating the ground beneath us. Documentary film "Kiss The Ground" reveals how soil could be the key to our climate crisis.
This video is a panel discussion about regenerative agriculture and its potential to nourish the soil, rapidly stabilize Earth’s climate, restore lost ecosystems, and create abundant food supplies. The panelists are Karen Rodriguez (VP of Program Operations at Kiss The Ground), Michael Kotutwa Johnson (member of the Hopi Tribe, a PhD in Natural Resources, and traditional Hopi dryland farmer) and Carrie Vaughn (Farm Director at Building Bridges Across the River).
Moderator: Angela Roberts, exhibit writer/editor at the National Museum of Natural History


John from shares with you the most important organic gardening Episode of the year.
The most important message of this episode is to create awareness about House Resolution 1599 aka HR1599 which is a potential law that will leave Americans in the DARK. Also known as the dark act this will infringe on our freedoms in America. Watch this episode for further information having to do with GMO labeling.
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Orange Berry Cherry– 15 seeds
I first found this one with the European growers. I searched all over but could not find a U.S. source. Finally had to have one of my friends mail the seeds from Europe.
It is an heirloom and believed to be of Mexican origin. Huge perfectly round bright orange balls. Crack free and super producer. Sweet and beautiful in a salad.


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The Black Dog LED PhytoMAX 2 800 is far and away the most powerful and efficient grow light of any with a similar wattage.
Pulling 840 watts from the wall, this LED delivers an impressive 1282 μMol/s total photon flux, and is widely considered one of the best LED's on the market.
For years, Black Dog LED has researched and developed their LED's to earn the title of best LED's on the market. The PhytoMAX 2 line offers a truly full spectrum lighting solution, with light ranging from 365-750nm, UV to NIR). The Black Dog LED PhytoMAX 2 800 is sourced from the highest quality top-bin LED's there are, which comprises the Phyto-Genesis Spectrum. This quality and technoloogy leads to the most evenly distributed footprint, delivering unrivaled PAR levels, canopy penetration, and yield!
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Features of the Black Dog PhytoMAX-2
- ETL certified to UL safety standards
- Unique no-glass design delivers up to 8% more light to your plants
- The best active heat management in the industry, crucial to maximizing LED efficiency, life, and spectrum stability
- Largest heat sink among commercial LED grow lights for superior cooling and increased LED life
- Whisper-quiet, long-life fans: 70,000+ hour rated lifespan
How does the Black Dog LED PhytoMAX 2 800 deliver such impressive results?
The Black Dog PhytoMAX 2 800 LED Grow Lights Implement The Patent Pending Phyto-Genesis Spectrum
The Phyto-Genesis Spectrum in each PhytoMAX-2 light is ideal for both vegetative and flowering growth ; only the largest recommended footprint size differs between stages, due to the different daily periods of illumination. You can use the flowering footprint sizes for vegetative growth, although you may need to increase fertilizer and CO2 to make full use of the extra light.
- Black Dog LED features one ideal spectrum for both the vegetative and flowering phases which eliminates growth stalling also know as shock that is associated with changing the spectrum from MH to HPS (Veg to Flower). By using the same spectrum for vegetative and flowering cycles, Black Dog eliminates this shock, and have noticed a decrease in flower time (1-3 days) and a larger yield when the plant was grown for its entire life under one spectrum.
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- Includes near infrared (NIR) light to boost photosynthetic efficiency through the Emerson Effect
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- The PhytoMAX-2 800 uses 336 high output 5 watt diodes for high light intensity that is very crucial for canopy penetration, which is what some LED manufacturers are lacking in their products.
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- 840 True Watts - 1680 LED Watts - The PhytoMAX-2 800 will outperform any other equal-wattage LED grow light on the market!
- Research has proven through the independent testing of a spectroradiometer (device designed to measure the spectral power distribution of a source) that the PhytoMAX has the largest footprint of any LED grow light.
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- Uses ultra quiet & reliable long-life fans.
- The best active heat management in the industry, crucial to maximizing LED life and spectrum stability.
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Black Dog LED's patent-pending PhytoMAX-2 series of LED indoor grow lights builds on more than 6 years of experience with indoor garden lighting, incorporating numerous technological and engineering advancements to deliver unprecedented PAR levels and efficiency to maximize growth.
A team of engineers and plant scientists spent months of design, testing, and refinement to create PhytoMAX-2. Once again, Black Dog LED has set the highest standard in grow light technology with the PhytoMAX-2 series of LED indoor grow lights. ot only does Black Dog LED have the highest PAR values, largest footprints, and most reliable indoor LED grow lights available in the grow light industry, but all Black Dog LED lights (including the new PhytoMAX-2 Series) come with a 90 day, no-hassle return policy!
- Black Dog PhytoMAX-2 200 Watt LED Grow Light Fixture - Veg Footprint 3.75' x 3.75' / Bloom Footprint 3' x 3'
- Black Dog PhytoMAX-2 400 Watt LED Grow Light Fixture - Veg Footprint 5' x 5' / Bloom Footprint 3.5' x 3.5'
- Black Dog PhytoMAX-2 600 Watt LED Grow Light Fixture - Veg Footprint 6' x 6' / Bloom Footprint 4.25' x 4.25'
- Black Dog PhytoMAX-2 1000 Watt LED Grow Light Fixture - Veg Footprint 7' x 7' / Bloom Footprint 5' x 5'
Specifications for the Phytomax-2 800
Flowering Footprint 6' x 6' Vegatative Footprint 7.5' x 7.5' True Wattage 840 Watts LED Wattage 1680 Watts Number of LEDs 336 Amp Draw 7A~3.5A (@ 120/240V) Voltage 100-250V - 50/60 Hz Operation Temperature Range -4~104F BTU 2864 Cord Length 8 ft. Product Dimensions 21" x 21" x 7" Weight 50lb (22.7kg) Shipping Size 28" x 28" x 12" Shipping Weight (lb.) 53.00
- Coverage Area
- Tech Specs
Brand Black Dog SKU PM-2-800 Weight (lb.) 50 Prop 65 No Length (in.) 28 Width (in.) 28 Height (in.) 12 Warranty 5 Years Lead Time This product ships in 1-3 Business Days UPC 606345044602 Lighting Type LED LED Light Spectrum Full Spectrum LED Fixture Type Panel Est. Electricity Cost /mo $36.29 Exact Watts 840 Watts HID Equivalent 1680 Watts Suggested Hanging Height Veg: 54'' ; Bloom: 43'' LED Diode Type Osram & Cree Top Bin Diodes PAR Efficiency 1.4 μmol/j Total PPF Output 1188 μmol/s Power Factor > 0.98 Daisy Chain No Voltage 120/240 Volts Amps 7A @ 120V ; 3.5A @ 240V Frequency 50/60 Hz Power Cord(s) Included 120 Volt Power Cord Length 8 ft. Coverage Area Veg: 7.5' x 7.5'; Flower: 6' x 6' Grow Light Certifications ETL Listed, UL Listed UL Listed Yes
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I own both the KIND LED 750 and the BLACKDOG phytomax 400. I just recently purchased the BLACKDOG phytomax-2 800. This LED is hands down the most amazing light fixture on the market, the build quality is unmatched! I am confident you will say the same once you take the jump. With a expensive purchase like this, HYDROBUILDER comes through with first class customer service and a sense of security knowing they will back each transaction and guarantee customer satisfaction. I have made all of my major purchases through HYDROBUILDER with confidence and will do for years to come. Thanks for the great customer service and quality products!


I have tried forsythe method to propagte Chiense perfume plant without success. Does any one know the best way ( how long the cuttings, which month?, any root hormon used, what type? etc.) to propagate this plant with higher success rate??
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Q.How Long To Tarp Mugwort
I’m working n creating a Pollinator Meadow but am first trying to eradicate 3/4 acre of Mugwort. I have just put down 6mil black plastic sheeting over the entire site- for how long do you recommend I leave it down for to be sure the Mugwort is dead?
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
It works fastest during the hottest part of the year and takes loner when the weather is cooler. So it can take anywhere from six weeks to a few months.
In your case, check it in two months and every couple of weeks thereafter.


Food Grains & CerealsFood grains and cereals directory is a vast collection of information related to the leading manufacturers of food grains and cereals in India. Web guide on food grains and cereals also presents insightful information on the leading Indian exporters and importers of food grains and cereals such as pulses, rice, oilseeds, corn, wheat flour, etc. Also presented below is a listing of websites linking to the leading manufacturers of food grains and cereals.
Latest Website Listings
- Kuna Impex Pvt. Ltd Kuna Impex is an organization that's all about technology with having diverse exposure to sectors such as engineering, drive automation, international trade and marketing. Kuna Impex is specializing in Export of Indian Agro-based commodities & products like rice, wheat, tea, coffee, sesame seeds, groundnut kernels.
- TOUCH MARK EXPORTS With a commitment to provide a premium range of assorted products at economical prices, Touch Mark Exports was established in the year 2009. We are known as the suppliers and exporters offering a diversified range of products which are high on quality.
- TAJ AGRO INTERNATIONAL Committed to offer quintessential blend of taste and nutrition, we, Taj Agro International were established in the year 2004. We are a leading manufacturer and exporter of Agro products such as Milk Powder, Rice, Wheat, Sugar, Vegetables, Fruits, Egg Products, Mutton, Fish, Seeds, Animal Feed etc.
- V Ganesh Agro V Ganesh Agro Foods, is leading Processor & Exporter of Hulled sesame seeds, Pulses, Spices, Spice powders, Feed Ingredients and sesame seed in India. Headquartered in the business city of Indore in central India we deal in a variety of agro commodities including hulled sesame seed, white sesame seed, chick peas, cumin seed, and raisins.
- National Academy of Agricultural Research Management The National Academy of Agricultural Research Management was established in 1976, at Rajendranager, Hyderabad. To fulfill the important need for an institution of management in agricultural research and education. NAARM is one of the constituent institutes of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research.
- DHANALAXMI ROTO SPINNERS LTD. Dhanalaxmi Roto Spinners Ltd. is a leading manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of raw cotton, cotton yarn, cotton seed meal, cotton seed cake, sunflower oil, castor oil, wheat bran, rice bran, gingelly oil, wood pulp, paper, poster paper, duplex board, manila board, wood free paper, note books, etc.
- BALAJI TRADEXIM PVT. LTD. Rice is the seed of a monocot plant Oryza sativa. As a cereal grain, it is the most important staple food for a large part of the world's human population, especially in East, South, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and the West Indies.
- Bharat Food & Agro Products We are pleased to introduce ourselves as a Manufacturer and Exporter of Premium quality Basmati and other varieties of rice. At the house of Bharat Food & Agro Products,(A house of Delectable Range of Basmati Rice), we firmly believe that trust and quality make an organization great and a class apart from the rest.
- Chhatariya Foods Pvt. Ltd. Chhatariya Foods Pvt. Ltd. is market leader in the domain of dehydrated vegetable products. We are one of the prominent manufacturers and exporters of Dehydrated Garlic Flakes, Dehydrated Onion, and Dehydrated Garlic Powder and so on. Chhatariya Foods Pvt. Ltd. was incepted in the year 1991 at Mahuva, Gujarat. Under the spirited headship of our venerated CEO Mr. A. S. Chhatariya the company has been scaling new height in its business domain.
- Mandalia Overseas Corporation A blend of taste and nutrition comes true in the products of Mandalia Overseas Corporation. We are a trusted importer, exporter and trader of food products in the world. We are engaged in offering an array of Onion, Potato, Tamarind, Dry Fruits, Rice, etc which are superior in quality. Due to their quality, these are demanded immensely in the export market which spreads to UAE, Middle East, USA, etc.
- Viswas Foods Viswas Foods come into existence recently as a subsidiary enterprise of Aerath Business Corporation which has over 20 year of experience in manufacturing food products. Viswas the word means trust.The trust bestowed by our esteemed customers on our food products.The company located at Ramapuram near Kottayam, known as the place of letters, latex and lakes. The company brings out a veriety of spice powders, curry powders and breakfast rice powders.
- Aarambh India we at Aarambh India Private Limited are a ISO 9001:2008 certified organization ,engaged in Import, Export, supply, sourcing and trading of Basmati Rice, fresh vegetables ,fresh seasonal fruits and ferrous and non ferrous scraps and Iron ingots. We Established in 1996.
- CHAMAN LAL SETIA EXPORTS LTD The MAHARANI was famous for her taste for exquisite varieties of nutritious and sumptuous food. Rice especially was number one on her menu cards. No feast was considered a complete one unless a special royal delicacy of rice was prepared. This unique rice is just one crop a year, grown only in northern India and Pakistan- the region known as old Punjab, which is the land of five rivers originating from Himalayas.It is this icon that symbolizes India's greatest tribute to global diet patterns
- SNG AGRO Impex P LTD The origins of SNG AGRO Impex P LTD can be traced back to almost 30 years when Late Shri R. A. Aggarwal started trading in Rice in 1978. The three Sons of Late Late Shri R. A. Aggarwal got inspired and encouraged to continue family business and founded SNG AGRO Impex P Ltd in the year 2007 to cater to the needs of all kinds of consumers in different parts of the world.
- Directorate of Seed Research Agriculture constitutes the lifeline of villages where more than 70% of Indian population lives. To have successful agriculture, quality seed constitute the most important component. Realizing the importance of seed, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research launched the All India Coordinated Research Project on seed the National Seed Project in 1979. Based on the over all progress and development of the National Seed Project and growing importance of seed in modern agriculture.
- Sunil Agro Foods Limited The Company is an profit making Company in the manufacture of Wheat products namely Maida Wheat Flour, Sooji Semolina, Atta Wheat Resultant Atta and Bran Wheat Bran as well as Whole Wheat Atta extracted out of wheat. The marketing network spread all over south, sound tie-up in marketing, experienced promoters, locational advantage with infrastructure facilities favorable demand supply gap, growing consumer trends and assured off take of production.
- PRABHUDAS JAMNADAS & CO. To provide the real exotic Indian flavor and aroma, we, Prabhudas Jamnadas & Co. have come up with a wide range of agro products. With thirty years of experience, the company has obtained immense expertise in administration, exporting and marketing of products to different countries.
- SDC FOODS INDIA LIMITED The liberalization of Indian Economy brought retail boom in the India. Many large & small organised retail players including multinational organizations brought in need for strong backend support partners. Worldover successful retail players tie up with knowledgeable & reliable suppliers & vendors. SDC Foods India Ltd is a leading backend support for quality food products to modern retail business.
- Health Fields We are an organisation specialized in producing organic health food. Food grains are grown by using contract farming in Maharashtra & other states in India. We have our own farms too in Haryana (India). Our laboratory has been functional in our food processing plant which is managed by deployed one PHD Doctor and ten Agricultual Engineers on the constant quality check of the products.
- KCCI (Kerala Chamber of Commerce and Industry), The KCCI (Kerala Chamber of Commerce and Industry), is a voluntary organization that promotes and develops trade and industry in Kerala and functions as a central forum for businessmen.The KCCI is the first trade organization in India to receive the ISO 9001:2000 Certificate.The KCCI has headquarters in Cochin, , the economic capital of Kerala, and has offices in Trivandrum, Palakkad and W.Island.
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The North American market will be seeing an increasing amount of New Zealand apples arriving over the next few weeks as the import season gets underway. There is a small amount of fruit already in the market, but more considerable volume is expected from the middle of June onwards. Reports are that sizing is a little smaller this season, but otherwise the apples are of good color and condition.
"The early fruit is still on the water and we won't really get going until mid June," said Ferrell Hughes of Paramount Export Company based in California. "The New Zealand import season will last through the summer and we expect to take orders up until the middle of September, with the last apples generally arriving in mid October. New Zealand growers say they have had trouble with sizing this year, with everything being picked smaller than expected. This might have an impact on availability for size 70s and above."
Mainly Fuji apples this year
North American importers are mindful of what they bring in from New Zealand, saying they make adjustments depending on the situation with the Northwest storage crop. Hughes noted for example, that it is doubtful many Royal Galas will be imported this year due to the abundance of that variety remaining in the market. However, he said many buyers also prefer to stock fresh apples as a change from the storage inventory.
"We expect to import very few Royal Gala this season, because the Northwest crop is expected to last through the season," he observed. "Our primary variety that we will be importing is Fuji, and predictions are for that market to pick up in the next 45 days. Many of our customers feel that the arrival of New Zealand apples helps to invigorate the market, and want to make a change to their summer offerings. Because of the high quality, they keep coming back to help bolster their apple programs."
Shipping to order
Paramount Export Company has been importing produce from New Zealand and other regions since deregulation. According to Hughes, the company only brings in apples to order. In this way, they are able to ensure steady supplies. He added that the company prefers to make fixed deals, which adds to the certainty of supply.
"We don't bring in apples for speculation, but rather for firm orders," Hughes explained. "Paramount has a conventional program with Costco which consists mainly of Fuji, but also Gala and Cripps Pink. Around two thirds of our business is on the West Coast and Hawaii, with the remainder on the East Coast. We also do consignments on a fixed deal so that customers know what they're getting in advance."
Hughes added that Paramount mainly sells bulk apples but some customers have a certain packaging preference, which the company is able to deliver. "Some of our customers repack from the 18kg box, while Costco for example, likes to stock clamshells with 14 apples to a pack. We primarily work with retail although we have some general market business in San Francisco and also on the East Coast."


Here’s a great activity for the kids to learn about flowers, seeds, trees, and vegetables. Learning is fun, so stop by and get ready for an AWESOME adventure with the kids!
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Early Fall Garden Photos
Thyme in the herb box.
Closeup of Dwarf Baby Bok Choy.
A whole-frame view of the bok choy. The bigger plant in the center and the one in the rear right corner are Texas Bluebonnets; they are second generation plants from seed that Judy shared with us. See my green crocs at the bottom edge?
Closeup of the Scarlet Runner Beans.
Garlic shoots. These are also second generation. The original head of garlic was a gift from our librarian.
The Pink-Eye Purple Hull Peas are still going strong.
A little pepper growing on the European Hot Pepper plant. This poor plant suffered terribly through the heat of summer. I would find it all wilted and drag the pot into the house to cool off. It seems to have made a recovery. Perhaps I'll be adding a homegrown hot pepper to our mess of New Year's good luck peas.
Another look at the hot peppers. Seems they'll be round rather than pointed.


Happy Friday Everyone
Question for all the experts - where’s the best place to get the last frost date for your area?
I’ve been all over the Internet and for my area, Zone 6b in Connecticut, the dates run from April first to May 30th.
Don’t want to start my seeds too early, but don’t want to end up behind, either.
Somebody pinged us all to a site for the First and Last Frost Dates yesterday. I’ll see if I can find it.


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There is not better felling than the begging of your family, the adquision of your home or business, and then the enhancement of your investment’s yard. A great looking yard without pests and weeds will make you proud and help you start every morning.
Your lawn is an integral part of your property landscape. It is a fact that a beautiful yard will make any builder owner happy and will increase the price of any property. It is also a fact that a poor managed yard (an ugly one) will depreciate the property and the area. The reason why a well manicured landscape will increase value to a property is because of its recreational, ascetic, and healthy values. Having a good Lawn in Boynton Beach and South Florida will decrease pollution, and enhance the city value. A good Lawn Care Service will help to ensure that your Boynton Beach Lawn and your property are beautiful and healthy.
There are different choices when it comes to Lawns, you can have a high maintenance lawn or a easy to care for lawn. Both will require some Lawn Fertilizer and some Weed Control, but one will require more than the other. It is very important that your budget includes Lawn Maintenance in South Florida because South Florida Lawns usually are not native to the region and require lots of care from property owners. Majority of Lawn Care is done with water and irrigation, but the need for Fertilizer and Weed Control is eminent in all grass types. The major pest problems of the lawns are chinch bugs, mole crickets, ground pearls, webworms, spittlebugs, and billbugs. And the major disease problems are brown patch, dollar spot, pythium, helminthosporium, and gray leaf spot. The use of a Lawn Care Company will limit the size of bug infestations in any lawn. A good Lawn Spraying company in Boynton Beach will help you to maintain a close to perfect lawn.
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Extra and Extra Elite AeroGardens Grow Everything Better. Lots of people think that these "tall" AeroGardens are just about more height (they have twice the growing height of the AG7). But the real magic is in the extra lights! Tall gardens or upgrade kits give you plants 50% more light than a standard AeroGarden, and this light results in much bigger yields. In our tests of our standard AG7 versus the same plants in a standard "tall" garden (Extra, Extra Elite or Upgraded AG7) we grew:
In addition, everything grows better. The extra light is the key. Lettuce produces thicker, fuller leaves and herbs show higher yields as well. Upgrades for a standard AG7 start at just $99.95.
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Cool - when will you make them available outside the US? The upgrade for $100.. is a ok deal but factoring in taxes, custom fees and shipping.. they are a bit over the top.
And looking at the UK retailer.. they sell accessories that today states:
"This Item is out of stock until Tuesday 2nd March 2010, any orders placed before this date will be held on the system and dispatched on the 2nd March."
That don't sound like a reliable retailer. Guess US is the main market... which is fine, but sad for us outside.
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From what I understand, I am supposed to seperate the bulbs? Does anyone have any info or a site for dummies they can share with me? These are the first flowers I have ever grown, and now they are just stalks.
Moo loves smelling flowers. He is like me. He heads straight for the herb garden and munches on some basil and sits and sniffs the lavender. It has been a trick or two keeping the herbs and lawn and front flower garden well watered. The heat is getting to us all!


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Advanced Nutrients - Iguana Juice Bloom
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Hello Silvana’s Gardeners,
Thank you for another wonderful season. We look forward to seeing you again in the spring. Please note our new email address below!
IF YOU NOTICE ANYTHING IN THE GARDEN THAT IS DAMAGED OR NEEDS REPAIR, PLEASE EMAIL US AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AT: SilvanasGardens@gmail.com THANK YOU! WITH YOUR HELP, WE CAN KEEP SILVANA’S COMMUNITY GARDENS IN TIP TOP TURNIP SHAPE!
Thank you again for gardening with us!
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Since you've been asking for it! Here it is! A small spreader for the smaller farming operation! This has a carrying capacity of 10 ton, heaped cubic feet 293, struck level cubic feet 220. Some features of this machine are the heavy 5/8" loggin chain with a Limited Lifetime Warranty! Tandem or single axle, overrunning clutch that reduces stress on gearbox, torque limiter, PTO with CV shaft and polyboard floor.
Nitro Manure Spreaders- Ranch Series 375RS, 525RS
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There is a new Nitro vertical beater manure spreader that is now available to the Midwest from Show Me Shortline. If you like the sturdy build and precision spread of the Nitro but are a smaller producer, take a serious look at the two new Nitro RS series spreaders- the Tubeline Nitro 375RS and 575RS. The RS stands for Ranch Series because these spreaders are like the larger Nitro models, just designed for smaller operations.
The Tubeline Nitro 375RS has a carrying capacity of 12tons and only requires a tractor PTO HP of 90. This efficient unit has the same great qualities that the Tubeline Nitro spreaders do, like intelligently engineered beaters that spread consistently every time so you don’t have to worry about runoff, quick drop removable beaters that can convert your spreader into a rear discharge trailer quickly, and lifetime warranty heavy duty logging chains that have a breaking strength of 72,400lbs. There are brakes available as well on all models.
The Tubeline Nitro 575RS is a little bigger but still in the Ranch Series, this spreader will 15 tons of material and requires 125 tractor PTO HP. Like all Nitro models, the 575RS has replaceable reversible knives that can be easily reversed or replaced when required. Like all the Tubeline Nitro models, if you wish to spread poultry litter, an optional beater makes spreading that a breeze. The poultry litter beater option is easily switched out the manure beaters so you can switch back and forth easily if needed. This beater also has amazing consistency so this makes the poultry beater option economically friendly for organic farmers and all farmers alike.
The Tubeline Nitro Manure spreader comes in five different sizes depending on your needed heap capacity. The Nitro manure spreader model numbers coincide with how many heaped cubic feet it will hold. The largest Nitro Manure spreader is the Nitro 950, which will hold up to 950 heaped cubic feet. The Nitro 750 will hold around 791 heaped cubic feet, the Nitro 600 will hold approximately 593, and the Nitro 450 will approximately 453 heaped cubic feet. The smallest, but very popular, Nitro 375RS will hold approximately 410 heaped cubic feet of manure.
The Tubeline Nitro Manure spreader spreads manure or poultry litter evenly, the standard beater wedge feature on Nitros ensures that each load is distributed evenly and prevents large clumps from coming out or falling off the back of the unit onto your field. This is important for the farmer and for the environment because if the manure is not spread evenly you can get runoff into bodies of water. The beaters on the Nitro are dynamically balanced ensuring minimal flex and vibration when running the beaters at full speed, same with the poultry beater option- there are two horizontal beaters to ensure a consistent spread of poultry litter.
The Tubeline Nitro Manure Spreader is versatile, the gate can be raised easily to just several inches if your manure is sloppy; allowing it to come out consistently and evenly. Or if your manure is harder, you can raise the gate up more, allowing for more manure to come out, still spreading it consistently and evenly. The quick detach beaters allow you to also use the Nitro spreader as a rear discharge trailer. Farmers also love the floatation tires and industrial strength chains, the strongest in the business.
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I have about 50-60 baby D. gigantea seedlings, and for some reason they keep lifting themselves out of the pots, is this normal? when i see a clump with exposed roots i pack more soil around them to cover the roots. I have had about 10 clumps do it so far and i see a few more starting to do it now. I am wondering if i am doing something wrong.
I also have D. menzisi, macrophylla, stolonifera, and a few others that are growing well.


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The BP 660 Bale Pro is a great option for cattle operations looking for a durable, well-engineered bale processor. The BP 660 Bale Pro has a dual feed roller processing chamber with a centrally driven flail drum.
The Highline® flails efficiently bite into the bale for uniform feed processing. The flails are optimally sized to grab the bale.
The new stepped shaft design is machined from a single length of material vastly improving strength and durability of the drum.
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Until mid-December this fiscal year, nearly 600,000 tonnes of rice have been exported, about 110,000 tonnes down on last year, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
From April 1 to December 16, the country exported around 590,000 tonnes of rice compared with more than 700,000 tonnes last year.
Myanmar exports rice mainly to China through Muse but also to more than 30 other countries by sea.
This year's rice exports have fallen as the Chinese authorities imposed tighter controls at Muse and fighting took place between the Tatmadaw and ethnic rebels near Muse in late November.
Muse saw exports worth more than US$2.2 billion and more than US$1.1 billion of imports.
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High-quality spare and remanufactured parts and a select range of accessories are available for each and every CLAAS machine. We supply what you need, where you need it – quickly and reliably. For an efficient harvest or any other on-farm requirement. Whatever it takes.
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Bubba Kush 2.0 Humboldt Seeds feminized
Bubba Kush is one of the best Indicas in the world. Grows like a compact bush with very dark coloured broad webbed leaves, and sour coffe indica smell and taste.
HSO has reworked this line specifically to bring a higher yield, making this attractive lady even more inviting. She likes dry conditions, being quite resistant to drought, a reminder of her origin in the Hindu Kush mountains of Afghanistan.
- Type: Feminized
- Genetic/Composition: Indica Dominant
- Flowering Days: 45 days
- THC: High
- Production: Medium
Outdoor Height: up to 2.5m


The new harvest allows us to rediscover the producers we have been introducing for several vintages. This year, Belco's commitment also continues with more organic coffees as well as more natural and honey processes.
Some coffees speak! The elegance with which they present themselves makes us think of complex environments, they offer a unique sensorial experience, the essence of an Ethiopian forest !
Resolutely modern, we mainly purchase our green coffee directly in order to fully control quality and create long-term relationships with our partners. As ambassadors for producers, we strive hard in the field to provide good coffees long term.
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In July, this company from Valencia threw a great party to celebrate its 10th anniversary
Under the slogan “We are still different”, they held a great event with the participation of David Meca and live music by Los Secretos and Siniestro Total.
The event took place in Pobla de Vallbona (Valencia) and it brought together clients, suppliers, associates and friends. They also took advantage of the occasion to inaugurate the most sustainable building in the world, which received the First World Prize for Excellence in Sustainable Architectonic Design.
Idai Nature, dedicated to preparing natural insecticides and biostimulants for the production of fruit and vegetables without leaving any chemical residue, is celebrating its tenth birthday exporting to 35 countries, with an annual invoicing of 20 million euros and the future challenge of being present in one hundred countries in 2023.
The key to Idai Nature’s success has been to never stop innovating, “all the profits from the first years were dedicated to continue investigating to develop new products. To continue growing, we had to offer farmers natural, effective solutions that would allow them to become more profitable and to gain access to more markets,” states Carlos Ledó, CEO and founder of the company.
The event was attended by the President of the Generalitat Valenciana, Ximo Puig, who opened the sustainable building and the Mayor of Pobla de Vallbona, Josep Vicent.
The CEO of Sapec Agro Business, Eric Van Innis, also attended, emphasising the enormous task performed by Idai Nature, which has formed part of the activity of the Sapec Agro Business Group since January 2018, and today is considered the leading company in natural innovative solutions for environmentally friendly farming.
Before the official event, the guests were able to visit Naturalia, Idai Nature’s experimental farm. Antonio Cerveró, the company’s technical manager, explained that on the farm the trials for its products are carried out on all types of crops: vegetables, citrus fruits, tropical and stone fruits, vines, potatoes and leafy crops, amongst others. It is also a training centre for workers from the company.


what is causing my arborvitae to turn brown?
I have four green and three yellow ribbon arborvitae. The have been in the ground for almost three years. This summer they started slowly turning brown. I had fertilized them with Miracle Grow that is sprayed through the garden hose, about a month before they started turning brown. One is completely brown, the others are slowly turning brown. What could be causing this? I tapped some of the branches onto white paper to see if there were any bugs, and small, flea looking bugs were on the paper. I get these same bugs in my basement, but they die quickly. Any help would be appreciated. It is difficult to diagnose the problem without actually seeing them. But, first, I don’t think the bugs are the problems. My best bet might be stress from our unusual summer and fall – so much late heat and very little rain. I would suggest considering whether they were watered too much or not watered enough. Check the soil. What does it look like? Is it wet and mucky or dusty and dry? Does it have a smell


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A low-growing, drought tolerant, spreading sub-shrub that normally grows 8-20 inches tall. Rapid growing. It is normally used to stabilize soils and to reclaim disturbed areas. Gardner saltbush is found usually occupying sites that are harsh and arid with widely fluctuating temperatures and high winds. Can be found in elevations to 7,000 ft. Some Native American tribes used Gardner Saltbush for food and seasoning.


The Ithaca Garden Club visited the Cornell Horticulture research facilities on Maple Avenue in Ithaca to learn about the flower research taking place at the site. There were both field plots as well as plastic greenhouses they called tunnels. The structures were named that because they did not have ends on them and allowed air movement. They protect from frost, allowing for a longer growing season.
The plants we viewed today included black berries, raspberries, tomatoes, sunflowers, cosmos, bushes of rose hips, curly willow, very bushy basel, ornamental peppers, and many others. It was an enjoyable tour, topped with some free cut flowers for home arrangements as well as berry picking.
Chris Wien was in charge of the facility and has a web page detailing his research and some findings. Check out http://hort.cals.cornell.edu/cals/hort/research/wienresearch.cfm.
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Mexico's president intends to discuss a tariff his government imposed on Washington frozen potatoes and other agricultural products with President Obama during a state visit later this month, Sen. Patty Murray's office said Tuesday.
Murray, D-Wash., urged Mexico's ambassador to the United States, Arturo Sarukhan, to prod his government to end a year-old 20 percent tariff on more than 90 U.S. agricultural and industrial products during a meeting Tuesday. Sarukhan told her his president, Felipe Calderon, will raise the issue with Obama when they meet, Murray's office said.
The tariff contributed to a $19.7 million decline in the value of exported Washington agricultural products to Mexico in 2009 compared with 2008, according to the Washington Department of Agriculture. And it has hit potato farmers particularly hard, because Mexico is the No. 2 international export market for Washington frozen potatoes.
Washington sustained an estimated $14 million decline in frozen potatoes exported to Mexico from April to December 2009, according to the Washington State Potato Commission. About 20,000 jobs are supported by the state's potato industry, the commission said.
Mexico now looks to Canada for the bulk of its french fries and other frozen potato products, the commission said.
The U.S. potato industry, according to the potato commission, has lost $31 million worth of export business since the start of the retaliatory tariffs. They were imposed after the expiration of a pilot program that allowed about 100 Mexican-owned trucks access to U.S. highways.
"I feel very strongly that Washington state farmers and families shouldn't be punished for a diplomatic dispute they had nothing to do with," Murray told Sarukhan, according to her office. "I urge the Mexican government to take a hard look at their list of retaliatory tariffs and end the ones that are hurting so many Washington state families."
Murray's office said she also plans to push Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to explain how the administration plans to resolve the dispute when he appears Thursday before the Senate Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee, which the senator chairs.
"It's very positive. Sen. Murray, Sen. (Maria) Cantwell, Rep. (Doc) Hastings and our entire congressional delegation has been very vocal about this issue," said Matt Harris, director of trade for the potato commission.
He also said Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire questioned U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk during a recent meeting in Seattle about resolving the dispute.
"The (Obama) administration needs to know this action is hurting our small businesses, and our delegation knows that," Harris said. "It's not a fair deal to hold us captive for something we have nothing to do with."
The trade dispute began in April 2009 after the end of the pilot trucking program, which was intended to show that Mexican trucks and drivers could operate safely on U.S. highways beyond border areas.
The Teamsters Union and some highway safety groups objected to the pilot program, arguing Mexican trucks were unsafe. And earlier this year, Jim Hoffa, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, reaffirmed his opposition.


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5C series Tractors are available in 35HP to 42 HP ratings and catering to the farmers having low to medium land holding patterns.
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39 HP engine with 2100 RPM engine for the most suitable agricultural operations that HP category. Perma clutch option is there to reduce the maintenance and longer life of clutch.
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This corn has standard height of 6 to 7 feet, and matures to dry grain in about 105 to 110 days. It is a good dark blue-black flint / flour corn with medium size kernels and 6 to 9 inch ears.
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Often called the California cut, we work with our talented processor to bring this cut east of the Mississippi. Technically a steak cut, this cut is seared then thinly sliced for an amazing palate-pleasing experience. Priced per average package size of 2#.
All of our longhorns are rotated regularly with fresh access to grass (seasonally) and clean water. We do not “finish” with any grain or by-products of grain, completely pasture-raised til harvest. We supplement with local, untreated hay as needed. Our longhorns are naturally 95% lean and will yield a denser, beefier flavor than traditional breeds.


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30% Peat Moss (8cuft)
30% Lava Rock, Rice Hulls, Buckwheat Hulls or mix of (8cuft)
1cup Neem meal per cuft. (27cups per 1yrd)
1cup Kelp meal per cuft. (27cups per 1yrd)
1cup Crab Shell per cuft. (27cups per 1yrd)
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My watering schedule is really nothing anyone hasn't see around here but it is pretty specific and I don't mess around with trying to feed this or that at this or that time in the plants life to hopefully obtain a specific response - I do the same thing every week for every plant at every stage of their lives. The plants utilize what it needs when it needs it and if not the soil and it's life is always benefiting from it anyways.
I alternate these two applications with plain water so it comes out to about once per week of each:
Puréed sprouts (about one to two cups seed sprouted, puréed and diluted to 15-20 gal water)
10ml FulPower fulvic acid
5ml Agsil (equal to ProTekt)
1/4 cup fresh young coconut water per gal
1/4 tsp 200x organic aloe powder
Biweekly I add 1/2 tsp TM7 per 5 gal with this application
I water every two days and alternate plain water in between.
Every 4 to 6 weeks I will make a neem/kelp tea for IPM and plant nutrition.