Hello, fellow garden enthusiasts and green-thumbed friends! We're excited to share with you a journey into the heart of our GRO-DIRT Full Spectrum Blend. Our passion for creating the perfect soil has led us to some incredible discoveries. In this blog post, we'll dive into the fascinating world of soil microbiology and reveal the secrets behind our nutrient-rich, life-enhancing soil blend. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, there's something here for everyone. So, grab a cup of your favorite beverage, settle in, and join us as we explore the microscopic wonders that make our soil so special!
Understanding the Microbial Composition of Our Soils
Have you ever wondered about the types of microbes that thrive in our finished soils? It's a question we often encounter, specifically whether these microbes are predominantly fungal or bacterial. Our journey in soil development has been guided by observing plant responses, which has led to exciting discoveries about the "nuts and bolts" of our soil composition. We're thrilled to share that both our experiences and customer feedback consistently validate the effectiveness of our soils.
The Science Behind Our Soil
Recent laboratory analyses have provided fascinating insights into our GRO-DIRT Full Spectrum Blend. Remarkably, this blend is predominantly fungal, with a significant portion of soil life originating from this domain. Here are some eye-opening findings from our recent tests:
- Fungal populations exceeded 13,500,000 Colony Forming Units (CFU) per gram.
- Actinomycetes were over 4,000,000 CFU per gram.
- Lactic Acid Bacteria, Active Yeasts, and Photosynthetic Bacteria were over 800,000 CFU per gram.
This means that our GRO-DIRT Full Spec Batches contain more than 18,300,000 CFU of active microbial populations per gram, a staggering number compared to the average microbial inoculant, which contains around 500,000 CFU per gram.
The Numbers Game: How Many Microbes Are In Your Bag of Soil?
An average 40L bag of our GRO-DIRT Full Spectrum Blend weighs about 18kg. When you purchase our soil, you're potentially introducing up to 329,400,000,000 CFU per bag into your garden!
Is GRO-DIRT Really a Living Soil?
The answer is a resounding yes! Our soil boasts an incredibly rich microbial life, far surpassing what one might expect.
Addressing Potential Concerns and the Realities of Production
While some might argue that our soils contain 'too many microbes', it's essential to understand that these numbers are from tests conducted on a complete batch. The process of packaging, shipping, and distribution can affect active microbial levels. For those practicing No-Till gardening, the impact on microbial populations can be significant. However, our approach has always been to cultivate and maximize microbial life at the source, ensuring a robust starting point. Even with natural dieback, our soils retain enough microbial activity to foster a productive and thriving environment.
The Challenge of Crafting a Functional, Production-Ready Blend
Creating a blend that is both functional and suitable for production presents its challenges. Our goal is to balance the microbial life to ensure that, despite any diminutions, the soil remains fertile and effective for our customers. This commitment to quality and efficacy is what sets our GRO-DIRT Full Spectrum Blend apart as a superior choice for gardeners and growers alike.
Join Our Growing Community
We're more than just soil providers; we're a community of passionate gardeners and growers, just like you. Our journey in crafting the GRO-DIRT Full Spectrum Blend has been a labor of love, driven by the desire to bring the best to your gardens and projects. We invite you to join our growing family, share your experiences, and grow alongside us. Remember, every handful of GRO-DIRT is not just soil; it's a thriving ecosystem ready to enrich your garden. Let's nurture nature together and witness the remarkable growth that comes from a truly living soil. Happy gardening!
Feel free to reach out with your stories, questions, or feedback. We're always here to listen and grow together. Happy planting!


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Monday – Saturday: (9am – 6pm)
1. Enter by the second driveway. 2. Pull through the designated gate 3. Enter through the greenhouse doors. Open until End of June, or while supplies last


Week-to-Week For Pickup or Delivery
These are items we currently have available. They are updated each Sunday, we need orders in by Tuesday evenings. Deliveries go out on Wednesday afternoons or you can opt to pick up from the farm any time after 12 PM on Wednesday.
*NEW* PLANT STARTS:
Now available online... plant starts! We are offering any amount of plant starts as an add on to your weekly share. You can also order 10 or more plant starts and still qualify for $5 delivery.
If you'd like to order less than 10 plant starts and do not want a weekly share, we ask that you order for pickup at the farm and we will have them ready for you!
May 18 Weekly Share will contain the following:
2 bags Spinach
1 bunch Green Garlic
2 bags Salad Mix
1 bunch Scallions
1 bunch Cilantro
1 bag Spring Radishes


Approximate seeds per pack: 100
Days till maturity: 130-140
Perennial (Zone 6-9)
Carnations are sometimes dyed in order to fit any arrangement, but this stunningly deep purple variety is all natural! This old fashioned variety of carnation has a strong, clovelike fragrance that will outshine any store bought variety. Stems grow up to 24″ long and have an extremely long vase life once cut. The ideal cut flower.


El Meridiano A Colombia Fully washed
What to expect: Toffee + Vanilla + Chocolate
Altitude: 1500 -1900 masl
Process: Fully Washed
Region: Riobianco, Tolima
Variety: Caturra, Colombia
This coffee is the fine example of the sweet, bright, and complex flavours that can be produced from microlot Colombian cofees. There are 58 passionate coffee producers in the region of Tolima in the small town of Riobianco who contributed their lots to the speciality Coffee Grower Assosiation by the name of Alto Saldana. Its back in our hand again. Meridiano, welome back.


I’ve started my springtime routine of checking my wintersowing containers every day. More seeds have germinated. All of which will be planted in my plot at Rutgers Gardens. New today are statice, Gold Coast (yellow) and Roselight (pink), cosmos Sonata Pink and Yellow Garden and Signet Marigolds, Lemon Gem (yellow).
I’m a little concerned about the cosmos. Last year, cosmos germinated well but then died off when the weather turned chilly for a short while. The temperatures are still rather cool (50’s F, 10’s C) during the day with nighttime temperatures even lower so I am puzzled as to why they have even germinated.


Sat., November 3, 2018
9:00am - 12:00pm
This class is cancelled due to low enrollment. We apologize for the inconvenience. Check out Introduction to Permaculture which is scheduled for Saturday, November 10 from 12-3 pm. Topics will include growing native plants. The better connections we have with the environment, the easier it becomes to sustain it. Using native plants for food and materials brings the connection we have with the environment to the forefront. Learn how to analyze plants for human use and how to collect them in a sustainable way.


Q.My Outdoor Jade Plant Has Tiny Ants On The Pot, In The Soil And On The Plant Itself. What Should I Do
The plant is fairly large and sits outside on my small porch. It gets partial direct sun since there is a large oak tree nearby. My main concern is the ants. Would a normal ant killer also kill the plant? is there remedy you would recommend?
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
There are many, natural, ways to go about this! Among my favorites are Citrus extracts, black pepper, and home-made insecticidal soaps! There are quite a few things that you can do, though. This article will help:
If the ants are, in fact, farming aphids, then this article will help you to get rid of those:


NOC: GIS in Ag-Essentials and Applications
Nagarajan, R. (2016-05)
This eight week course focuses on geographic information systems (GIS) and their role in agricultural production. Weekly topics include: Traditional information in agriculture practices, Creation of georeferenced information base from existing data sets using GIS systems, Understanding of rainfall potential clouds in decision making for irrigation, Water resources availability – surface water from rainfall and ground water assessment, Water demand assessment and deficit, Drought vulnerability and risk assessment – meteorological, hydrological, agricultural, Village level information system and utility – natural resources / socioeconomic aspects, and Sustainable village resources management.
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The benchmark for world food commodity prices fell further in January, led by decreases in the prices for cereal and meat, says the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
That’s according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) which released its monthly index on Friday.
The FAO Food Price Index tracks monthly changes in the international prices of a set of globally-traded food commodities.
The FAO Cereal Price Index decreased by 3% from October. International prices of coarse grains dropped 5.6%, led by a sharp fall in maize prices, while those of wheat declined by 2.4% in November.
The Vegetable Oil Price Index, meanwhile, increased by 3.4% from October. International palm oil prices rebounded by more than 6% in November, chiefly underpinned by more active purchases by leading importing countries and seasonally lower outputs in major producing countries.
The FAO Dairy Price Index also saw a rise, up 2.2% from October, led by high import demand for butter and skim milk powder from Northeast Asian buyers, along with increased internal demand ahead of the winter holidays in Western Europe.
The Sugar Price Index rose by 1.4% month on month, averaging in November as much as 41.1% higher than its level in the same month last year, influenced by heightened concerns over global export availabilities amid worsening production prospects in two leading exporting countries, Thailand and India, due to severe dry weather conditions associated with the El Nino event.
The FAO Meat Price Index dipped 0.4% from October, reflecting minor drops in the world prices of poultry, pig and bovine meats, driven mostly by ample exportable supplies.


Hi I’m new to this forum and was just wondering what is your preferred method of growing? Hydroponics or soil? Mine is definitely Hydroponics. I grow using both methods but I lean alot on Hydroponics due to the rapid growth and turn over I get using that method. Tell me your favorite way to grow and let trade some tricks,and stories.


The Red Yard Long Bean dates back a few thousand years. These are a pole bean and they will grow really long and remain tender. These are more of a purple than red and will take around 70 days to mature. They will thrive in hot, humid climates. These will put an awesome factor to your garden, and can also be grown in a container. Happy growing!!!
The Red Yard Long Bean is far and away, one of our most popular items. People can't seem to get enough of it.


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Micro Lotus Pots are essential to grow the minute micro lotus. It’s best to have a pot which is no larger than 6 inches or 15 cm in diameter. In 2019, Bergen Water Gardens will be offering a limited number of Micro Lotus Pots. These will be from the famed city of Jingdezhen; renowned for it’s quality porcelain pots. It’s best to grow your micro lotus in a small pot but submerge it in a larger container of water; this will keep it cool and hydrated!
2019 also brings 10 additional varieties of Micro Lotus to our line up at Bergen Water Gardens. BUY MICRO LOTUS
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3 years ago the people next door blockpaved their front garden to make parking for their car. The builder had some removed soil which I took and stored in an empty dustbin in my garage. I now wish to use that 3 year old soil for planting. But it has no invertebrates or fungus (I think) and is effectively 'dead'. Will plants now grow in it or must it be left out for a few years ?
- 25 Feb, 2011


2022 Upgraded Mars Hydro TSW2000 Led Grow Light 300 watt 4x4ft Coverage Full Spectrum Growing Lamps for Indoor Plants Dimmable Daisy Chain Seeding Veg Bloom Light for Hydroponics Indoor. 2022 UPGRADED HIGHLY-REFLECTIVE HOOD LED LIGHT: The upgraded white reflector design on TSW2000 grow light is patented, With a refraction angle of 120°, it can cover a wider reflector range to enhance its light intensity as well as assist plants in absorbing more light. The actual power of TSW2000 is 300 watts, while other brand model 2000 is only 200 watts. NEW DIODES LAYOUT & HIGH EFFICIENCY WHITE LED GROW LIGHT : The new diodes arrangement of dense in the middle and sparse on both sides makes the led light more uniform between middle and sides than old arrangement of other brand lights.
Perfect for 3x3ft bloom stage, 4x4ft veg stage. Over 90% light energy can be absorbed by plants; Higher intensity and more even coverage in a MARS HYDRO grow tent, reflective area, or by crossing over using multiple TS series LED lights. LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION GROW LIGHTING: Consuming only 300W with 704 LEDS! Equipped with Newest SMD LED technology to provide highest PAR/LUMEN output, designed to replace a single-ended 450watt HPS; MARS HYDRO TSW 2000 Plants Growing lamp can assure a 30% more return than the old HPS/MH lights and saves up to 50% energy than other led grow lights.
DIMMING & DAISY CHAIN FEATURE GROW LIGHT: Upon an independent dimming button on the external driver, adjustable 0-100% settings adaptation and up to 30 LEDs Light daisy-chained in a group; Auto sensing power supply works on both 120VAC and 240VAC and 277VAC, suit for Large Rooms and Personal Setups. HIGH REFLECTIVE & NOISE FREE: Fanless Professional LED GROW SYSTEM design will make your growing life easy and quiet, quickly heat dispersing material aluminum reducing light lost to aisles and walls, increase the light intensity up to 20%, allowing your plants receive more energy and without burning your plants for maximum. Core Coverage: 3.5'x3.5. Light Size: 53950095MM(21.2''19.7''3.7''). Package Size:592567130MM(23.3''22.3''5.1'').
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First Business News Portal in English from Nepal
KATHMANDU: Kathmandu has witnessed a decline in the price of Indian onions following the introduction of Chinese onions into the market. In mid-December, the wholesale rate for Indian-imported onions stood at Rs. 160 per kg, but it has now dropped significantly to Rs. 85 per kg.
According to the Kalimati Fruits and Vegetables Market Development Board, as of Sunday, onions were being traded at Rs. 85 per kg. This substantial reduction in prices comes after a period of soaring onion costs in Nepal, triggered by India’s decision to halt onion exports to various countries, including Nepal, in mid-December. Despite the ban, Indian onions continued to be available in the market.
The Board reports a daily influx of approximately 80 metric tons of Indian onions, while the contribution of Chinese onions stands at a modest seven metric tons. Binaya Shrestha, the information officer of the Board, explained that the decrease in the price of Indian onions is attributed to the entry of Chinese onions, even though the volume of Chinese onions in the market is relatively small.
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Do you keep hibiscus trees in the house in the winter?
The Gardener’s Answer
Hello, Della: I am assuming you are referring to a tropical hibiscus, the ones you see in all the garden centers this time of year. They are available in tree form as well as shrubs. If this is the case, the answer is yes, it must come indoors during the winter months. It would not survive the winter temperatures we have here in Kentucky. Bring your plant indoors before the first frost and place it in a bright room with good filtered light. You can cut back on your watering as well as fertilizing at this time. You do not want the hibiscus to completely dry out but the soil should not be sopping wet either. Watering will depend on the temperature and humidity of your home. The light levels are lower during the winter months and the hibiscus will not likely bloom, but can successfully be over-wintered indoors and then taken back outside after the frost-free date passes in May. Hibiscus blooms best in full sun but when you take your tropical back outside after the winter, remember to gradually move it to a sunny location. It will need to be acclimated from being inside all winter long.


Posted 10:35 – Corn is up 4 1/2 cents and May soybeans are down 9 cents. May KC wheat is up 1/4 cent and May Minneapolis wheat is up 1/2 cent. April crude oil is down $3.39 and Dow Jones futures are down 486 points. The US Dollar Index is up 1.35 and Gold is up $19.80 in April. The soybean complex remains under severe pressure as crude oil has fallen sharply. So far, corn and wheat are up nearly 1.4 points despite pressure from a plummeting stock and crude oil market and the rise in the US dollar index. Global economic concerns appear to be trumping grain and soybean fundamentals right now.
Posted 08:34 – Corn is up 3 3/4 cents and May soybeans are down 8 1/4 cents. May KC wheat is up 3 1/4 cents and May Minneapolis wheat is up 2 3/4 cents. April crude oil is down $3.00 and Dow Jones futures are down 491 points. The US Dollar Index is up 1.31 and Gold is up $19.00 in April. Soybeans and bean oil have tumbled under pressure from the plummeting crude oil market, which took crude to nearly $68 a barrel in April. Corn is even firmer after it was announced that another 26.2mb of corn was sold to China, bringing the two-day total to 50.3mb. Rumors of further sales are circulating.
Posted at 11:36 am — April live cattle down $1.35 to $161.7, April feed cattle down $2.23 to $193.525, April lean hogs up $1.40 Down $84, Corn is up 6 1/2 cents a bushel and May Soybean Meal down $2.10. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 692.16 points. Some cash cattle trading has developed in both regions as feedlots are skeptical of the strength of the market amid a weakened futures complex. Live southern cattle are trading for $164, which is $1.00 cheaper than last week’s weighted average, and some live deals were also reported in eastern Nebraska for $164, which is $1.00 cheaper than the weighted average of the last week.
Posted at 8:37 am — April live cattle down $0.28 to $162.775, April feed cattle down $0.48 to $195.275, April lean hogs down $0.48 to $84.925 down, corn is up 4 3/4 cents a bushel and May soybean meal is down $0.40. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 524.89 points. The livestock market started weaker on Wednesday as traders continue to look for more fundamental support. Trading is unlikely to develop in the cash cattle market on Wednesday but could see some early bids.
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12 Ha Macadamia and Banana Farm For Sale
Asking Price R 8.75 mil
This well established Macadamia and Banana Farm is located on the KZN South Coast.
Fully planted with Macadamia trees, aged between 1- 7 years and currently producing good yearly yields.The banana trees provide a very good weekly income plus a high rental income is generated with a fixed lease in place that covers all running costs and more.The farm has a big dam and is fully irrigated. Beautiful Home , workshop ,staff accommodation, green house, backup generator/water supply and banana ripening room.
Comes with tractor , water tanker,trailer and basic day to day tools.
For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.org


Want to avoid the hassle of adjusting or replacing the trimmer line on your grass string trimmer? The Sun Joe SharperBlade 4.5 Amp 12.6 in. Electric Stringless Trimmer/Edger provides the latest in grass trimming technology to make it even easier to keep your lawn in pristine shape. Not only will you not have to mess with gas or oil with the electric-powered Trimmer Joe, but you will also not have to fuss with replacement spools or trimmer line. No kinks or jams, just non-stop, reliable cutting performance every time!
- Equipped with SharperBlade, a patented maintenance-free trimmer blade system for cutting through thick thatches of grass and weeds
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2020 Date To Be Announced…
We are closely monitoring public health guidance amid COVID-19 and will make a decision about this event in late May.
The Garden Gala is an annual celebration of community gardens in Lincoln and fun for the whole family! This is a free event with activities for kids and adults.
Come see some of the beautiful community gardens, meet gardeners, and experience the best of community gardening in Lincoln.


- Future Farm Technologies has merged with High Purity Natural Products with plans to grow and produce hemp in the United States.
- Currently, High Purity makes white-label CBD and hand sanitizer while Future Farm producers indoor marijuana.
- Future Farm will acquire 100% of outstanding membership units of High Purity.
Future Farm Technologies, based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, has reported acquiring a CBD-producing company in Southbridge, Massachusetts known as High Purity Natural Products.
High Purity produces white-label CBD and hand sanitizer while Future Farm Technologies specializes in the production of indoor marijuana. Their new plans involve growing and processing hemp in the U.S.
Future Farm will be acquiring 100% of High Purity’s outstanding membership units, which is currently a wholly-owned subsidiary, and will also be providing High Purity’s outstanding membership units 15 million of their common shares.
The two companies released an announcement for their merger on Tuesday.
“Working closely with Future Farm before the merger showed us the strong synergy of our teams and our shared vision for this exciting industry,” shared Mike Matton, current President of High Purity Natural Products.
“The support we have had from Future Farm has helped us more rapidly implement new strategic initiatives in areas such as working closely with other manufacturers who value our marketing and sales expertise, introducing new product lines and expanding operations, including our popular new third-party logistics services. Now that we have completed the merger, we expect those and other efforts to grow even more rapidly and successfully.”
The two companies merging will not result in a reverse-takeover of the company and therefore will not constitute a change in control.
Bill Gildea, CEO of Future Farm Technologies, concluded:
“We are pleased that the great people at High Purity and Future Farm are now together as one outstanding team. The merger with High Purity will accelerate our growth to a cash flow positive, scalable business with multiple revenue streams.”


And the winner of the organic garlic chives is…. drumroll please….
I used Random.org to generate, but I am happy to see the chives will be going to a lovely home. Gen has already started a herb garden of her own, so I hope the chives will be happy among its new friends.
Send me your contact information and I will ship out your goodies!


Here's what I am planting. All the info is on the back of the package.
And here is the seed starting tray. Recycled egg shells and egg carton. The front row is where I thought ahead and carefully snipped off the top of the shell, whereas the next row was just the remaining shells when I didn't consider planting in them first. I have another one and a half dozen eggs in the fridge if these turn out to be a good idea. The potting mix inside came from the bulbs and roots of the other plants I bought, so essentially this is a free exercise. I'll keep you posted on how they do.
I got these white ceramic pots from church, for free, and popped my elephant ears in them with some water, to encourage rooting. I am already seeing tiny tips of green on the 'nipples' of each of these.
Speaking of green, I bought an expensive large hosta last year from Lowe's and never planted it at my last house. It got ignored pretty much in the move, but I did bring it along to this house and continued to ignore it, not watering or planting it at all. But to my delight, and just at the right time for my planting enthusiasms, it is popping up with 8, count 'em, 8 sprouts. I will be putting the plant in the ground today. It will get to 74 degrees and be warm all week, including warm nights. ( Yay Tennessee!) Rain is coming, so I am so happy to get my trowel out and dig a bit.


2019 New York Grape Commodity Survey Report
The 2019 Grape Commodity Survey was conducted in conjunction with Cornell Cooperative Extension's NYS IPM Program and Grape Programs in the main growing regions of New York State; Lake Erie, Finger Lakes, Long Island and the Hudson Valley. Traps were placed in vineyards starting in June in all regions and were serviced biweekly 7 times. The three target moths involved in the survey are: European Grapevine Moth, European Grape Berry Moth, and Light Brown Apple Moth.
NYS IPM Type: Project Report
New York State Integrated Pest Management Program
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STUDENT OF THE QUARTER
1st Quarter 2021: Robert Swenson
Robert Swenson is a senior at Delta High School. Robert has been working in the Delta Education Vineyard for the past 4 years. For the past year, Robert has been working in the vineyard as the intern for the Delta Education Vineyard. He was responsible for training the vines, irrigating the vineyard, weed control, and working with volunteers during work days and harvest.
He recently earned the Outstanding Interview for the Yolo Section Project Competition after competing against FFA members throughout Yolo County. Robert is an honor roll student at Delta High School, heavily involved with community service projects in Clarksburg, and plans to enter the agricultural fabrication industry.


Snow on Easter weekend. Guess that’s what you get with an early Easter and climate change.
Built the base for the cold frame and set it up during a break in the weather. Mesclun Salad Mix, Broccoli and Delphinium seedlings are hardening off in them. It’s probably a little premature particularly since the weather decided to cool off … the hardy will survive though.
The basil and tomatoes are still cozy beneath the light.


Beautiful 800 acres of grazing land in the Hartsel area ready for livestock.
There is a year round spring on the property with a seasonal creek running the width of the property. Cattle guards recently installed with new fencing. Fenced and crossed fenced with road frontage.
Acres can be split up for use. Price(s) negotiable.
Feel free to contact us with any questions!
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In this video clip I show you 10 Free Vegetable Gardening Hacks. There are several points around your home not planned for horticulture yet job just as great as costly […]
This Fall / Winter gardening tip is one every gardener should be taking advantage of this time of year.
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2012, World Potato Congress
The Edinburgh Convention Bureau has announced that the 8th World Potato Congress will be staged in Edinburgh in 2012.
At least 600 potato specialists from around the world will attend the event 417 years after Sir Walter Raleigh, the Elizabethan explorer, introduced the vegetable to England.
Since then potato harvesting has grown into a major global industry with more than 325 million tonnes a year being produced.
The three day World Potato Congress will be staged at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) in June 2012 and is one of twenty new events won for the city with the assistance of the Edinburgh Convention Bureau.


This impact evaluation will assess the impact of the Home-Grown School Feeding (HGSF) Programme on the local economy (i.e. farmers and farmer organisations) in Kasungu district in Malawi. The programme is funded by the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) and implemented by the Government of Malawi in partnership with the World Food Programme.
The WFP Malawi CO currently covers 523 schools in 8 districts. In total 676,000 children in 523 schools have received school feeding in 2023. In Kasungu district, 132 schools are receiving school meals in 2023, for a total of 94,490 children.
Schools involved in the Home-Grown School Feeding Programme procure food from local smallholder farmers’ associations and cooperatives within a radius of 20 km from the school. The procurement process is conducted every three months at the school level. Farmer Organisations (FOs), including farmer associations and cooperatives, are invited to participate in the tender process, and the FO with the best bidding offer is awarded a contract to supply to the school for the next three months.
To assess the impacts of the HGSF programme on farmer organisations (FOs) and their members, the evaluation will rely on a randomised encouragement design intended to increase the likelihood for farmer organisations to access the market opportunities created by the HGSF programme. Eligible FOs have been identified to take part in the school tendering process in the Kasungu district. The evaluation will randomly encourage half of them to participate in the school tendering process by providing a set of additional activities expected to increase the likelihood for the FO to succeed in the bid. The remaining FOs will still be eligible to submit bids to schools. The experimental variation in the additional activities will be used to assess the impact on cooperatives and farmers.
The evaluation will conduct three school surveys in the schools receiving the HGSF programme, three farmer organisation (FO) surveys among all the eligible cooperatives involved in the encouragement design component, and two farmer surveys with farmers from eligible FOs.


Buccelletti is a historic company in the Italian floriculture scene, with a long family tradition in the production of cuttings and young plants to be re-cultivated.
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Aggarwal said orders have also increased from the food processing sector.
Mar 26, 2019, 08.50 AM IST
He said future prices will depend on rains and crop planting, which will begin in summer.
gum prices have risen by 6 per cent in the last three weeks on the back of an increase in demand from the oil exploration and
sectors in the West. Industry executives said exports of the commodity are likely to be higher in 2018-19 by10 per cent.
On Monday, guar gum was selling at Rs 89 a kg, up 5.5 per cent from the beginning of the month. “The demand for guar gum as a hydraulic fracturing agent in the past few months increased after crude oil prices started increasing from $45 a barrel in October to the current $62 a barrel. Demand will definitely pick up if oil prices keep increasing,” said BD Aggarwal, MD of Vikas WSP, a guar gum polymer maker.
Aggarwal said orders have also increased from the food processing sector. “We have signed a number of orders coming for newer guar gum food-grade products to be used in food and even e-cigarettes,” he said. The company is targeting a 30 per cent increase in turnover to Rs 800 crore for the year ending March 2019. Purushottam Hisaria, MD of Sunita Hyrdocolloids, said export of guar gum this fiscal is likely to be 10 per cent more than the previous year’s level.
He said future prices will depend on rains and crop planting, which will begin in summer. Analysts said rising crude oil prices and drop in arrivals of guar seeds in the physical market were the other reasons for guar gum futures to have shown an upward trend in March.
On the NCDEX, guar gum prices was being quoted at Rs 8,880 per 100 kg, said Anuj Gupta, deputy vice-president of commodity research at Angel Commodity. Guar seed prices have risen by almost 4.28 per cent from the beginning of this month due to arrivals in mandis being negligible, said traders. “The crop was short this year and arrivals are negligible, while demand is firming up. We expect prices to move from current rate of Rs 4,400 per 100 kg to Rs 6,400 per 100 kg in the next three months,” said Gautam Chand Jain of Gautam Trading Co in Mandore mandi of Jodhpur.
Guar futures may rise on short supply
BSE’s market share in guar seed futures hits 36%
Guar Gum prices down 15% in a month
Rising crude may not lift guar gum market
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WEST PERTH, AUSTRALIA — The value to growers of the CBH Group’s cooperative structure was clearly evident in the 2011 financial year as it kept charges low but maintained high levels of network investment despite the financial impact of the 2010-11 drought in Western Australia, CBH said on Jan. 30.
CBH Group Chairman Neil Wandel said the 2011 Annual Report just distributed to the cooperative’s 4,700 grower members underlined CBH’s priority of creating and returning value to growers.
“Despite a financially challenging year in 2010-11, CBH kept increases in storage and handling fees to a minimum for 2011-12 after holding them flat for three years,” Wandel said. “We also reinvested another A$97.3 million in capital expenditure and maintenance on the network in 2011 ahead of this year’s big harvest, ensuring we can continue to meet growers’ needs, now and in the future. We continue to provide growers and customers of Western Australian grain with the lowest cost, most reliable grain export supply chain in the nation.”
CBH Group Chief Executive Officer Dr. Andrew Crane said the challenging year had underlined the importance of the business efficiency drive undertaken by CBH in 2010 and 2011, resulting in a timely reduction in its breakeven point coinciding with the small crop.
Crane said the value of the cooperatives’ growth along the grain value chain had also been evident in the 2011 financial year as a strong performance from its flour mills in South East Asia helped partially offset the impact of the poor 2010-11 season in WA and trading losses.
“Our investment in the Interflour Group performed very strongly with Interflour achieving a profit after tax of A$14.7 million attributable to the CBH Group, and entitling us to a record US$12 million cash return,” Crane said.
“Our downstream investments played a key role in minimizing the Group loss in a financial year where we were hit by one of the worst droughts ever in Western Australia, and exceptionally difficult trading and logistics conditions for all marketers operating in eastern Australia.”
Crane said CBH’s performance in the year to Sept. 30, 2011 largely reflected the 2010-11 season and a much improved financial result was in store in 2012 following the record-breaking 14.9 million tonne harvest just completed in Western Australia. Growers would also start to see the benefit of their cooperative’s A$175 million investment in new rail rolling stock, which will begin in the coming weeks.
“The coming year will be a very exciting, if challenging year, for CBH,” Crane said. “We will store, handle and market the biggest crop in Western Australia’s history and will fully implement our rail strategy, with benefits to flow to growers from 2013.”
CBH members are invited to attend its 79th Annual General Meeting on Feb. 28 at Kings Park Function Centre, West Perth. Refreshments will be provided afterwards to celebrate the United Nations 2012 Year of Co-operatives and the Australian Year of the Farmer.


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An Update for Florida Producers
Casey Reynolds, Executive Director, Turfgrass Producers International
In February, I was fortunate enough to attend the Turfgrass Producers of Florida Annual Meeting and Show and meet with growers to discuss the latest updates on the proposed U.S. Sod Checkoff Program. There was a one-hour session that covered the proposed program, how it would work, what to expect in the coming months, and so on. I also had many one-on-one discussions during the trade show with Florida sod producers, university faculty, and vendors. We are still likely more than a year away from an industry-wide referendum on the proposed checkoff, and there is plenty of time to learn more, provide public comments, and ultimately vote. So if you happened to miss the TPF Annual Meeting in February there will certainly be other opportunities to learn more ahead of the upcoming referendum.


This lovely lawn is brought to you by several bags of E-Z-Seed Turfmaster, some careful sprinkler positioning, and today's early morning mowing (which I apparently slept through).
He's mighty proud of it. (And for good reason. It looks great!)
Pringles approves of the newly green yard as well. He's christened it several times today, even. (Me? I just sit on the porch steps and watch him run around. I was feeling rather sedentary today, so I gave in and rested.)
The vegetable garden is thriving nicely. Especially the zucchini plants, which are threatening to take over the whole box. (Far left, spinach. Middle front, zucchini. Behind the zucchini, we have cucumber and then my sad little cherry tomato plants which did not like last week's cold weather one single bit, thankyouverymuch.)
The other veggie that's really doing quite well? Snow peas. They are enormous. I feel like I might need to trellis them soon (do you trellis snow peas?). To the left of the massive snow peas, we have green beans up front, then carrots in the middle, then heirloom tomatoes in the back, also not appreciating the colder weather. (It hit 97 degrees out today. You're welcome, tomato plants.)
At the very end of the box, the arugala is doing well, but my watermelon and cantaloupe plants are growing very slowly. The basil is also a slow-mover.
Toward the end of last summer, we planted hostas along the driveway. When winter hit, we were convinced we'd killed off the hostas. We didn't even mulch over them or anything.
But guess what? They're baaaaack!
And they look REALLY good. They might be my favorite ornamental plants we've planted at the house thus far. Go hostas!
And, because you know you love to see each season's "house shot," I give you "Late Spring at Casa de Steele." Complete with Home Depot yard debris bags, and white azaleas that peaked about a week ago.
Oh, and a tiny dog who feels rather empowered behind his safe little fence. He will bark at you if you walk by our house, I guarantee it.
I, however, will not bark at you, but will instead wave politely as my waist grows increasingly larger. The fence is just the right height to hide behind, so far.
Pringles is not afraid of anything. And that includes a zucchini plant that is almost bigger than him already. (If the zucchini starts growling, "Feed Me Seymour," I will tell Pringles to run the other way. Quickly.)
So that's our yard this weekend! Please wipe your paws before you come inside. Thanks.
P.S. We find out the gender on Wednesday. I am crazy with curiosity.


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The Dwarf Bean Dwarf Coral (mangiatutto) has pods of medium length, green with a flattened cross section, smooth surface and no thread; no constriction between seeds, straight style of medium length, 5/8 ovules per pod. Seed of large size, white with a whitish halo and absence of veins.
- Protected sowing: March
- Sowing outdoors: April to August
- Harvest: from June to October
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Thursday, March 8, 2018
Beginner Gardener Series-March 8th-What is pH?
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simple question... what indoor light to buy for peppers?
Hey everyone! I've scrubbed through a good hrs worth of reading on the forum and still have unanswered questions about growing peppers indoors. I live in Arizona, and the heat has driven me to the indoors. I love the look of pepper plants w/ fruit and would love to have a good 6 - 8 healthy plants year around. I haven't decided on either hydro or soil, but for sure plan on growing habaneros w/ the attempt to keep them short and bushy, as well as lots of other variations and hot varieties. My thought is that a hydro set up will require more work long term than soil. I don't like the idea of having to change out water every 2-3 weeks and preventing mold and other stuff. I'm hoping I can find a soil set up that I can keep watered 1-2 times a week with little pest issue and smell. Is that possible w/ soil now a days?
I will be setting up some type of grow table in my home (on to another topic - If you have build something nice looking for in home use to support plants and lights, can you please share pictures or send me to a good website? i've looked for weeks and can't find anything online. I'm even considering having a custom hutch of some type built) office where temp will be consistently anywhere betwee 70 in the winter and no higher than 82 during the day during the summer with a ceiling fan and oscillating fan when plants are young for stem growth. My immediate thought is to do a 48" hooded shop type light extended over the plants with the most powerful and best bulbs possible. I'm more than open to do either a 2 or 4 bulb set up. Budget is a concern but I'm able to comfortably spend a few hundred on something will last for a good while w/out being too loud or an eyesore since this will be in a nicely furnished area. If this is suggested and w/ the right nutrients this light will produce a decent healthy yield, what type of bulb do you suggest? If not a fluorescents, what is the best all around light set up that I should buy? The total grow area will be no more than 4x4 w/ plants growing no larger than 3-4ft at tops. I'm not looking for a HUGE crop, just healthy peppers that I can keep in fruit stage as long as possible.
With all this in place will I need ventilation or simply a fan from above and at plant level to keep the air moving? There is a NE window in the room, but ideally the setup will be in the opposite corner. When temps outside are good, I can open the window for fresh air but don't want to depend on this.
So... the slate is clean.
Thanks for your help in advance!


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The Flairform pH test kit with pH up and pH down solution is a complete hydroponics pH starter kit.
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- Hygen pH Test Dropper Kit: Testing solution for pH range 4.5 - 7.5. Only one drop from the Hygen pH Test solution bottle is required.
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United States African Development Foundation
Type of project: Grants will support solutions that extend grantees capabilities to increase revenues, create jobs, improve farmer incomes, and achieve sustainable market-based growth. Each country has different focus areas. Applications must be in the sectors identified for each country.
Location: Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cote d´Ivoire DRC, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia
Eligibility: USADF invites applications from registered African agricultural cooperatives, producer groups, processors, and enterprises with financial statements for the last 2 years.
Grant size: Up to US $250,000.
Closing date: 30 June


CARRE DE LAGNES
French heritage.. fruit that can reach 400 grams, from rectangular to frustoconical bell type..
Heritage from the town of Lagnes, Luberon.
Fruit that can reach 400 grams, rectangular to frustoconical bell type, lobed (3 to 4) about 18 cm long and 7 cm wide.
Ripens from green to red.
Flesh with thick walls (7 to 8 mm).
Mild and sweet flavor. No heat.
Plant with moderate development and a bushy habit.
Good production in the second half of the season, (6 to 8 fruits but only large ones).
Variety requiring warmth and rich soil.
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TEDxManhattan â€œChanging the Way We Eatâ€ will take place February 12, 2011, in New York City. The one-day event will highlight several aspects of the sustainable food movement and the work being done to shift our food system from industrially-based agriculture to one in which healthy, nutritious food is accessible to all. Speakers with various backgrounds in food and farming will share their insights and expertise. Speakers this year will include Laurie David, environmental activist, producer and author of The Family Dinner, Carolyn Steel, architect and author , Cheryl Rogowski, family farmer and MacArthur Genius Award recipient, Josh Viertel, President of Slow Food USA, and Ian Cheney, Peabody award-winning film maker. Relevant clips from the TED conference will be shown.
Because the event can accommodate a maximum of 250 people, and is in Manhattan, chances are not everyone who wishes to attend will be able to. In order to allow everyone the opportunity to experience TEDxManhattan, they will webcast the show and hold viewing parties around the country. One such viewing party will be held at Harvard, in Boylston Hall 110 in Harvard Yard. RSVP to www.meetup.com/TEDxManhattan/Cambridge-MA/52670/.Â The webcast will run from 10:30 – 6, and a complete schedule of speakers and topics may be found at http://tedxmanhattan.org/event/.


Tony Dobrosky Future Leaders
YORK, Pa. -- Applications are now being welcomed for the $500 Tony Dobrosky Future Leaders Award .
The York County Agriculture Business Council, in collaboration with the Dobrosky family created the Tony Dobrosky Future Leaders Award to celebrate the life of Anthony G. Dobrosky. Tony, as known by many, championed York County agriculture and 4-H during and following his 33-year career as a Penn State Cooperative Extension agent. He worked long hours and volunteered for numerous community organizations utilizing his commitment to agriculture and his strong work ethic. He was known for his positive attitude and frankness while influencing and inspiring generations of individuals.
In recognition of the impact that Tony has had on York County and beyond, the Council established this annual Tony Dobrosky Future Leaders Award toward leadership or agricultural development of an individual planning to continue involvement in agricultural community.


Area Yield Protection
Under the AYP policy, the producer elects a coverage level (up to 90%) which is multiplied by the expected county yield to determine a trigger yield. An indemnity is due if the final county yield is less than the trigger yield. The producer elects a protection factor between 80% and 120% which allows them to insure more or less than the county average. That factor is multiplied by the expected county yield and projected price to determine the dollar amount of insurance per acre which is used to determine the indemnity payable. The projected price is based on the average of the closing price of a designated board of trade futures contract during a specified period of time prior to the planting of the crop.
The Coverage Level is used to calculate the Trigger Yield used to determine if an indemnity is due and ranges from 70% to 90% in 5% increments. The insured may elect a different coverage level for each crop, type and practice.
The producer elects a Protection Factor between 80% and 120% in 1% increments (unless otherwise specified in the Special Provisions). This factor allows producers to purchase protection below, equal to or above the county average represented by the Expected County Yield. The producer may elect a different Protection Factor for each crop, type and practice.


NSW based MPs and irrigators think South Australia should ramp up the Adelaide desalination plant to full capacity to help farmers on the River Murray who are struggling with drought. Would it make any difference? David Bevan spoke to NSW farmer Richard Sargood, SA Environment Minister David Speirs and Professor Sarah Wheeler of Adelaide University's Centre of Global Food and Resources Centre.
South Australia's Greek community was not impressed by the cartoon published in the Advertiser on Thursday. Bill Gonis, President of the Greek Orthodox Community of SA spoke with David before they were joined on air by the Advertiser's Editor, Matt Deighton.


Tree Stump Removal - Get rid of tree stumps by drilling holes in the stump and filling them with Epsom salt, then water. Live stumps may take as long as a month to decay, and start to decompose all by themselves.
An Almost Foolproof Way to Grow an Avocado Plant from a Seed
10 Tips on Growing Dwarf Fruit Trees. I just planted about 8 new Dwarf Trees in my backyard, adding to the 4 I already had. For a small city lot, these are great. :) This year I have awesome pears, apples and sweet cherries.


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The Hungerford Field Day is an incredible event to support the RFDS.
Boasting exhibitors of farming equipment, services, artists, and live entertainment there’s something here for everyone!
The Hungerford Community unites to host the Hungerford Field Day biannually to support the incredible work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service at the Ross Wallace Sports Ground, Hungerford on the NSW/Qld Border.
This Field Day boasts an impressive array of exhibitors including farming equipment, services, talented artists and designers, there’s something for all ages!
The Hungerford Field Day has been held since 1981 raising funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service through the incredible Auction.
To top off the event there’s live entertainment to entertain you at night!


Picking up or sweeping fallen leaves is something you do every year especially if you want to prevent rot, fungi and moss on your lawn. We often have customers telling us about the huge quantity of leaves they pick up each autumn.
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Groves remain in Exceptional Drought heading into wildfire season
The latest data from the U.S. Drought Monitor show that the drought situation in California’s giant sequoia range remains unchanged from when we last looked about a month ago. Nearly the entire range, 99.9%, falls under the most severe drought category, Exceptional Drought. This certainly increases concerns about wildfire, particularly the high-severity type that has taken a toll on the groves in the last few years.
Sonia Morris, the League’s GIS manager, provided this analysis.


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Every other Sunday between June 30th and August 11th
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4382 Hickory Rd
West Bend WI 53090
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Each of the sessions are also available individually for $30. Sessions will take place every other Sunday, from 9AM-3PM. Each session includes lesson time, "dirt time", and farm-to-table meals.To sign up for the sessions individually, please click on the links below.
June 30th: Composting & Garden Design
July 28th: Plant Propagation with Seeds and Cuttings
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The LSU AgCenter will host a seasonal children’s garden activity at the LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden on Saturday, Feb. 20.
The program will focus on vegetable gardening and present information on which plants are native to America and which are not, said AgCenter fruit and vegetable specialist Kiki Fontenot.
“Kids will have an opportunity to come play in the soil and learn about gardening,” Fontenot said. “They will create vegetable characters and vegetable gardens.”
East Baton Rouge Master Gardeners will participate in the program, which be held from 9-11 a.m. Youngsters will receive snacks and take-home garden crafts, Fontenot said.
The cost is $15, and an adult must accompany each child. To make a reservation, email Angie Wall at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Attendance will be limited to 15 for each session.
The Botanic Gardens at Burden is located at 4560 Essen Lane, off Interstate 10, in Baton Rouge.


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Farmers across their Midlands have thrown open their doors to the public today.
It is part of Open Farm Sunday, an annual event, giving people the chance to find out where their food comes from, how farming has changed, and the challenges facing the industry today. One farm popular with visitors today was Great Wood Farm in Grantham in Lincolnshire.
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In the West Midlands almost seven out of every 10 people are overweight or obese, whilst 81% are unaware about the link with cancer.
Bobby was perhaps best known for his witty sense of humour and his well-known ‘warm up’ performances, particularly across the Midlands.
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Major sessions featuring new information on the likely impacts of biofuels expansion on US agriculture and the performance of US futures markets highlight the 111th annual convention program of the National Grain and Feed Association, scheduled for March 18-20 in San Francisco, California, USA.
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Posted 1/10/2019 08:07 (#7234301 - in reply to #7233780) Subject: RE: High dollar rent
200bu corn would give you $7-800 gross I’m guessing with your markets? Take 370 and your already down to 330-430. Even with reasonable cost seed I’m sure your still close to $100 in seed. Then fertilizer, chemical, drying, insurance, machinery and at $700 gross there wouldn’t be much left on the bone I’d guess.


The Apple Anthology produced as part of 'Grow Warwick' has been shortlisted for a Saboteur Award for Best Anthology 2014. The prize is publicly nominated and results are decided by online voting. If you'd like to participate, you can do so here.
The award ceremony will be in Oxford at the end of May.
In addition, the ebook version of The Apple Anthology is now available for Kindle. To celebrate the Saboteur shortlisting, Jane Commane is offering a special price of £1.99 this month.
Future Foodscapes: Grow Warwick
Future Foodscapes: Grow Warwick was a pilot project, funded by the Research Development Fund at Warwick, in preparation for a larger research project on applied arts and local food initiatives, particularly community gardens.
Future Foodscapes: Grow Warwick launched The Apple Anthology, published by Nine Arches Press in September 2013. It brings together a feast of new work by poets, horticulturists, photographers, translators, artists and plant biologists. Well-known names and budding new talents explore the cultivation and culture of apples and orchards from a range of innovative cross-disciplinary perspectives. Poet and environmental scientist David Morley has contributed a Foreword to complement the anthology’s pieces.


We have successfully moved several fruit trees. We've just dug as big a root ball out as we can handle and cut the roots back so there are no torn ends and moved it immediately to the new hole. The important thing is to keep the water up to it (for the next year) and if it is warm shade it from the sun. If it is a large tree you may need a bobcat or similay to dig it up as you need as much of the roots as possible. On hot days for the first few months leave water constantly drippin onto it (we use large plastic bottles - as large as you can get - I use the ones cat litter comes in! - with a dripper put into the bottom).


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This facility runs a variety of schedules based on the season and in this role you could work schedules ranging from 4-10's, day shift, split shift, or swing shift.
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turns out my Irish ancestors hoarded potatoes during the Great Famine and wouldn't share so I'm thankful for selfishness today (or I wouldn't exist) Missing my second home where I spent half a year and where my life changed.
Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum in Hamden, CT displays accounts from the time of the potato famine of 1845-1852, but its strongest works are modern. (New York Times, 1.4.13)
The Great Potato Famine, Ireland, 1840s. The poor farmers in Ireland were dependent upon potatoes to survive. Interestingly, despite the huge number or starving people on the island, huge numbers of crops (such as corn and grain) were exported for profit rather than used at home.
The Great Famine was a period of mass starvation, disease and emigration in Ireland between 1845 and 1852. During the famine Ireland's population dropped by 20–25 percent, one million people died, and a million more emigrated from the island. The proximate cause of the famine was a potato disease commonly known as potato blight. The blight was so devastating because one third of the Irish population was entirely dependent on the potato for food.


A tractor that NDSU students retrofitted to run on hydrogen will be on display at the North Central Research Extension Center's field day July 18.
The event will start at 9 a.m. with refreshments and a welcome from Jay Fisher, center director. A pest diagnostic clinic and display booths also will open at 9.
The displays will include a tractor that NDSU students retrofitted to run on hydrogen and a pickup that has been modified to run on hydrogen and E-85, as well as gas.
People are welcome to bring plant samples or insect specimens for diagnosis.
The field tour begins at 9:30. It will include presentations from Richard Horsley, an NDSU barley breeder; Elias Elias, NDSU durum breeder; Mohamed Mergoum, NDSU hard red spring wheat breeder; Michael McMullen, NDSU oat breeder; Kirk Howatt, NDSU weed scientist; and Marcelo Melani, NDSU canola breeder, and Dieter Hermsmeier, a research specialist at the North Central center, on canola.
A community celebration lunch is scheduled for noon, with a ribbon cutting and dedication of the center's new agronomy research laboratory and greenhouse, and remarks from Chapman.
"We're very proud of our new agronomy research laboratory and greenhouse, which has been a joint effort of $1.1 million raised locally and financial support from the governor and last two legislative sessions to complete the building," Fisher says. "We are inviting all donors and individuals involved in the fundraising for this celebration."
The center is south of Minot on U.S. Highway 83.
Source: NDSU Extension Communications


Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire! Today’s show is brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada.
Guest host Kara Oosterhuis is joined by:
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- Mark Brock, of Staffa, Ont.;
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The Mayhaw Mission
When most people think of Congaree & Penn, they think of rice. (And, fair enough, their rice is very tasty). But we went exploring north of Jacksonville this week to visit for a different reason. We wanted the low-down on Scott Meyer's Mayhaw Mission.
If you've never met Farmer Scott, let us be the first to tell you, his enthusiasm for mayhaws rivals his enthusiasm for farming fashion (see images above). His vision for cultivating the region's largest mayhaw orchard by grafting high-yield mayhaw scions onto native Floridian rootstock stops just short of being brilliant. And, then you learn what he plans to do with them, and you realize he's actually a genius.
Sometime in the coming year, Congaree and Penn plans to officially start production on Mayhaw Cider, after building out their cidery on premise, and giving their mayhaw orchard some time to mature. In the meanwhile, artisan products like mayhaw jelly and mayhaw shrub will soon hit local markets. Stay tuned for great things from this young farmer, Northeast Florida. We predict a Mayhaw Revival is coming.


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February is for seed starting and other tasks that give us a leg up on the gardening season! Here are all the things that I get into during the month of February.
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Making new candles from worn-out candles is an easy upcycle activity that can save you money, get you prepared for an unexpected power outage. They even make great gifts! Here’s how I make new candles from old ones.
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Sustainability is an important topic to touch on when it comes to food. According to the City of Vancouver, it is a priority to create a system for producing, processing, distributing and consuming food that is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.
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Despite water allocations for SA irrigators now at 100% Local growers are being urged to prepare for next season.
Minister for Environment and Water David Speirs said “The increase to 100 per cent water allocations for this year will be welcome news for South Australian River Murray irrigators,” said Minister Speirs.
“However, ongoing dry conditions across the Basin could have an impact on future water resource availability and it is recommended that water users start planning for the season ahead.
Department for Environment and Water (DEW) Water Delivery Manager, Jarrod Eaton, said “The Murray-Darling Basin Authority-controlled storages have remained at 41per cent capacity, which is well below the end of November average of 79per cent,”
Mr Eaton also said “With current low levels of water in storage and low inflows likely over the rest of spring and into early summer, water availability remains likely to be limited heading into the 2020-21 water year.”
Rules for carryover water allocations can be found via the department of environment and water’s website.
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i bought a couple of 'blue chip' dwarf buddleias last year but the planting instructions didn't say whether to prune or not to maintain their shape and promote flowers.
I've just pruned my dwarf buddleias for the 3rd year in a row - definitely recommended. the first year I took about half the growth off.
I've had my Buddlielas for several years and both are in large pots. I prune mine every spring by a least a half. Pruning them hard helps promote flowers and they grow a nice shape. I scrape some of the compost off the top and top dress them with new, and I keep them fed and water well all through the summer. Last summer they were covered in flowers and of course butterflies.
thanks for that! i've no problem with cutting back my normal buddleias but was shy of doing the same to the dwarf variety!