38 front yard garden plans - each with a PDF download of flower/plant list and planting how-to's
Best Plants for Landscape Edging: basics on alyssum, barren wort, bloody geranium, Japanese forest grass, lady's mantle, sedum, and thrift
Electrify the darkest corners of your landscape with shade-loving perennial flowers. Here are some of our top picks for 2014.
Plants have best friends just like people do. Marigolds help tomatoes and roses grow better. Nasturtiums keep bugs away from squash and broccoli. Petunias protect beans from beetles and oregano chases them away from cucumbers. Geraniums keep Japanese beetles away from roses and corn. Chives make carrots sweeter, and basil makes tomatoes even tastier... Good to know!


It looks like your boxwood is showing symptoms both of Macrophoma Leaf Spot and Volutella. Information on both of these diseases is provided in the links below.
Boxwoods can be susceptible to these fungal diseases when they are stressed by environmental conditions -- e.g., too much moisture, root competition, etc. You can prune out the affected areas. You may want to do the pruning gradually over a few seasons to reshape the plants. Pruning helps to increase air circulation and reduces chances for fungal infection. Take a look at our video about boxwood pruning. https://youtu.be/3i8mcoKapeY
Refer to our publication on boxwood for additional information. http://extension.umd.edu/sites/extension.umd.edu/files/_docs/programs/hgic/HGIC_Pubs/TreesandShrubs/...


Shallot Sets - Red
This item is a pre-order and is not expected to ship until Late March - Early April. Other seeds, supplies, or kits ordered with this product will ship separately.
100-120 Days to maturity. Allium cepa aggregatum. Red Shallots Sets. Non-GMO, cool season biennial.Shallots are known for their mild flavor and the ability to produce multiple bulbs per plant. Red shallots are typically more mild in onion flavor than yellow varieties. They are a type of multiplier onion with concentric layers like onions but generally smaller. Shallots are favored for their mild onion flavor, smaller size compared to regular onions, and versatility in culinary use. They are excellent for both raw and cooked dishes. Shallots prefer cool-season growing but can tolerate moderate heat. ~10 shallot sets per package.


Mid August means we’re over the hump of winter and rolling along into spring.
The wattle scent is in the air, the blossoms are emerging and the jacarandas are about to drop their leaves. It won’t be long before we are enjoying the beautiful late spring flower show these South American natives produce annually.
Sydney is one of the best places to see jacarandas in all their glory. And this year we will again be running jacaranda cruises all through spring. There are seats still available so call
Ross Tours on 1300 233 200 to reserve
It’s Time To:
Colour the hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are the litmus paper of the natural world and blue or pink depending on the pH of the surrounding soil. If colour matters, add blueing tonic
for blue and garden lime for pink fortnightly through August.
Tend to your strawberries
Discard strawberry plants that are more than three years old. They’re finished, and won’t produce fruit for you anymore. Prune all others back hard to
encourage new growth. Cut off some runners and replant to increase your yield. Feed them up with a good fruit fertiliser like Giganic from Neutrog.
Trim the flowering natives
Grevilleas and bottlebrush need regular trimming (straight after flowering). Forget this at your peril. This will help the longevity of your shrubs and
contain them to a height where so you can appreciate the flowers. You may need to sacrifice some of the last flowers, but you’ll be rewarded for it
next year. Grevillea pruning should start in the first year of the plant’s life and be an annual event thereafter. Feed them with a specialised native
fertiliser like Bush Tucker from Neutrog.
Prepare the veggie patch
Prepare veggie beds for summer produce. For summer’s fruiting vegetables we use sulphate of potash, blood and bone, dolomite and Dynamic Lifter from Yates as per the ratio on the back on the packet. Dig in and leave two weeks
before planting out seedlings.
The Bush Garden
Grevillea lovers, meet Grevillea ‘Dorothy Gordon’.
She's a compact grevillea to 3m high x 2 wide, great informal hedging and screening. It has large two toned flowers lilac/pink and beautifully contrasting
dark burgundy, flushes throughout the year, as well as bronzed new foliage growth. Dorothy is a magnet to honey eating birds and mammals, she's drought
tolerant and grows well on a wide range of soil types. Performs best in a sunny spot with well drained soil, but can take light shade. Feed with a
good native fertiliser like Bush Tucker from Neutrog in spring.
Grevillea 'Dorothy Gordon'. Photo - Shutterstock.com
Read more about the Dorothy Gordon story here. Find out how she popped up. https://myallparkbotanicgarden.com/plants-in-the-garden/grevillea-dorothy-gordon/
Plants available at Sydney Wildflower Nursery, The Wildflower Place, and Newcastle Wildflower Nursery.
Scale insects are some of the most common garden pests around. They attract other pests and suck the vigour from your plants, but they are easy to control
and even easier to prevent.
Citrus snow scale. Photo - Mary Keim
Scale insects damage plants by feeding on sap and secreting honeydew which causes sooty mould. This in turn can cause leaf drop and dieback. Ants feed
on the honeydew and act as bodyguards for the scale, keeping away natural scale predators such as lady bugs and wasps. Eggs hatch into crawlers, which
can be carried on the wind to other plants. Remember, plants under stress are more susceptible to scale attack so spoil them with a dose of seaweed
solution and a light feed in spring and autumn.
Eco-oil won't be enough to control a large infestation. Start treating with Yates Scale Gun as per instructions on the package until they are gone. Continue spraying with Eco-oil
every fortnight to prevent another infestation.
Want more information about tackling a scale problem? Read our article, Bugwatch: Scale, on the Garden Clinic website.
In the Veggie Patch
There is much joy to be had in picking sun-ripened, richly flavoured sweet tomatoes from your own garden.
I want to inspire you to grow tomatoes, but I’d be fibbing if I told
you it was going to be easy. And it doesn’t necessarily have to do with the skill of the gardener: weather and climatic variations can cause either
huge successes or dismal failures. But it’s definitely worth the effort, and there are a few golden rules to follow that will help.
Firstly, give them a good position with plenty of sun in a bed that is well prepared with aged manure and organic matter dug in.
Secondly, give them something to grow on like a tepee or tunnel. Tomatoes are vines and will climb a structure, even a light one, and getting them up off
the ground will reduce the occurrence of fungal disease.
And finally, control the pests that love to devour tomatoes like fruit fly, thrips, and aphids.
There are so many beautiful tomato varieties to choose from. We've listed a few in our article, 'Tomato Time'
Graham ties the fencing mesh to the dried bamboo arched over the pathway between two garden beds for the tomatoes to grow on. Photo - Luisa Brimble
Her Majesty’s Royal Gardener, Mark Vasilewski talks about ‘Britain in Bloom’
One of the largest community gardening events internationally, RHS Britain in Bloom is a nationwide community gardening campaign to transform cities, towns
& villages. It's been helping people to improve their local environment since 1964.
More than 1,600 cities, towns, villages and urban communities take part each year to show off their achievements in environmental responsibility, community
participation and, of course, horticultural achievement.
Villages and urban communities alike take part each year to show off their achievements.
The campaign runs year round and participating groups report a wide range of benefits such as cleaner, greener and safer surroundings, a growing sense
of community pride, and increased commercial enterprise and tourism. Britain in Bloom: transforming local communities highlights the benefits that
Participating groups report a wide range of benefits such as cleaner, greener and safer surroundings.
Communities of all sizes can take part, from small villages to large cities. Some groups are entirely run by volunteers and some work in partnership with
their local council. Every summer participants are assessed for efforts in the areas of horticultural achievement, community participation, environmental
Groups start by taking part in their Region / Nation campaign. Those that do well at this level may then be selected to take part in the UK Finals, which
are organised by the RHS.
From the 1,600 communities that take part in the regional campaigns, roughly 80 are selected to go into the annual UK Finals - RHS Britain in Bloom.
Ekka (Royal Queensland Show) Flower & Garden exhibition at the old Museum
The Royal Queensland Show (Ekka) has gone back to the future in a celebration of heritage and innovation, welcoming The Old Museum back to the show for
the first time in 119 years.
For the first time since 1897, The Old Museum will return to its original home for the 10 days of show, transformed for Ekka into the new Flower and Garden
Exhibition presented by Envy Lawn “Grown for Life” and the Quilts Across Queensland precinct, with a special Ekka rose being cultivated to mark the
Built for the RNA in 1891, The Old Museum was originally called the Exhibition Building and Concert Hall. The Queensland Government took control of the
building and grounds in 1897, when the RNA was forced into liquidation by the economic depression. It then became home of the Queensland Museum in
The OLd Museum back in it's glory days. Photo - www.ekka.com.au
The Old Museum is already well known for its gardens, which include several heritage rose garden beds.The gardens are in the process of being restored
by the RNA, with help from Queensland rose expert Paul Hains.
The RNA looks forward to welcoming people back to The Old Museum to enjoy the many and varied horticultural delights at this year’s show. To celebrate
The Old Museum coming home to Ekka, the RNA is releasing a brand new rose called the 'Royal Queensland Show.’ It’ll be planted in The Old Museum rose
garden on the first morning of show (August 5) and green thumbs will be able to purchase it or put their name on a wait list as more of the roses are
The exhibition is well underway and closes after the last talk at 4pm Sunday.
Come away with us
Gardens of North India
The opulent palaces, towering forts, beautiful gardens, vibrant colours and incredible bazaars of India have cast their spell on Libby Cameron. She invites you to join her on the Gardens of North India tour - a wonderfully luxurious adventure to Delhi, Agra, Ranthambore,
Udaipur and Jaipur.
the glorious Taj Mahal
NSW Spring Festivals
A plant lover’s delight as we follow the trail of flower festivals across NSW meeting friendly gardeners along the way. We start in Southern Highlands for Tulip Time, then Canberra for Floriade, then Cowra to catch the Cherry
Blossom and finally to the Leura Gardens Festival.
We visit the beautiful Glenmore House on the NSW Spring tour.
For more information on this incredible tour go to the Ross Tours website, or call Royce or Roslyn at Ross Tours to reserve your place on 1300 233 200 for more details on the tour.


DescriptionOne of the more famous and more widely available of the traditional Scottish pears, and is very garden-worthy. Large, sweet fruit, bright green by developing a red flush when exposed to the sun, these make fantastic dessert fruit. As with almost all pears, will need another pear nearby to cross pollinate. Ripening in mid-September. Also known as Winter Christie.
For help with choosing the correct rootstock for your needs, please click here A Guide to Rootstocks
For help with choosing the correct size and shape, please click here A Guide to Fruit Tree Shapes


2020 Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Training
The Extension Master Gardener℠ program of Cumberland County will offer training classes for persons interested in becoming Master Gardener℠ volunteers beginning January 23 and continuing through April 9, 2020. The class will meet every Thursday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the N.C. Cooperative Extension of Cumberland County auditorium, located at 301 East Mountain Drive, Fayetteville, NC. There is a fee for the training, which will cover training supplies and the Master Gardener Manual. Applications are now being accepted and can be obtained by calling the office at 910-321-6405. Applications may also be found on the N.C. Cooperative Extension of Cumberland County website.
The deadline for accepting applications is December 13, 2019.
If you need additional information concerning the Extension Master Gardener program of Cumberland County, contact Jason Weathington at 910.321.6870.
The Master Gardener program of Cumberland County is an excellent opportunity for interested persons to increase their gardening knowledge and volunteer in the community.
For accommodations for persons with disabilities, contact Jason Weathington at 910-321-6870, no later than ten business days before the event.


Syngenta's new monthly podcast, InContact, is an info-cast that covers agricultural topics from the UK and worldwide. Each podcast will feature different topical issues, including discussions with the relevant experts.
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On this episode:
- Graham Redman gives his monthly update.
- James Gray speaks about the Fields of Innovation, challenges for veg growers and the impact of Brexit to the future of our industry.
- Mark Gilbert speaks about his split field trial in Littleport and his choice of varieties.
- Georgie Wood gives us an update on our Rougham Innovation Centre and speaks about Phoma disease.
- Harry Fordham gives top tips for pre-em applications, the benefits of drift reduction nozzles and an update from our Barton black-grass focus site.
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That global warming article really chapped me the other day. I found this article this morning, which seems to confirm that we will be "lucky" once again this summer. This makes me semi-nervous, though, because corn does need hot weather at some points in its growth to mature fully. So... we'll see.
This article freaks me out. You're probably wondering why. Well, maybe I'm just pessimistic, but I'm fairly certain we're going to pay for these high prices at some point. When corn goes higher, soybeans go higher. As long as we raise a crop, we should make some good money. I should be enjoying this. The first corn I sold, which would've been 7(?) years ago, I sold for $1.92/bu. If I could sell corn for $8/bu, that's a huge chunk. Over a 1,000 bushels, the difference would be about $6,000. For the same product. The market is cyclical, and from a few things I've read, it's going to go back down again sometime in the next couple of years. I could be wrong. I don't know. What I do know is that corn prices will go down, and when they go down, rent, fertilizer, seed, fuel, etc. probably won't. So we'll get $4/bu for corn while paying $250/acre rent, $300 for a bag of seed, and $4/gallon of red diesel. My money is going into a coffee can this fall. I'm preparing for a farm depression.
Here are some flood updates, if you're interested. The first one is a radio interview with a farmer that lost his farm. It's not a long interview, but listen to all that he and his wife lost, not to mention the 3 hired men he had:
This is a link to a newscast about the flood:http://www.agweb.com/multimedia/3-million-acres-of-farmland-could-be-swamped/


In 2016, Amity Technology, an innovator in the sugar beet equipment industry, is marking 20 years in business. Based in Fargo, N.D., Amity Technology offers a full line of sugar beet harvesting equipment and markets its products worldwide, with special emphasis on North America and the former Soviet Union.
Amity Technology follows in the proud tradition of a family that has been involved in the manufacturing business in North Dakota for more than 70 years. Howard and Brian Dahl, the founders of Amity, are grandsons of E. G. Melroe, the founder of the Melroe Co., which developed the Bobcat skid steer loader. After that company was sold in 1970, Eugene Dahl and his brother-in-law, Les Melroe, bought control of Steiger Tractor. It became the leading manufacturer of 4WD tractors in the world and was sold to Case Corp. in 1986. Howard and Brian Dahl incorporated Concord Inc. in 1977, which became the leading manufacturer in the U.S. of air drills, used primarily for the planting of small grains and oil seed crops on large acreage. Concord had a particularly strong market in the CIS (former Soviet Union) and sold more than 600 Concord Air Drills into that marketplace. Concord Inc. was sold to Case Corp. in 1996.
Case did not purchase all the assets of Concord and the remaining assets were used to launch Amity Technology. The heart of Amity Technology has been its sugar beet equipment line, the leader in North America in harvesting equipment for sugar beets.
In 2001, Amity Technology became involved in the tillage business by purchasing, with other partners, Wil-Rich, a Wahpeton, N.D.-based company that has a reputation for building robust tillage tools, including field cultivators and chisel plows. Since getting involved with Wil-Rich, significant investments in engineering has allowed the development of a number of new and exciting products that are utilized throughout the world. The Wishek line of heavy, durable disc harrows was added to the equipment line in 2006.
In the summer of 2007, Amity Technology returned to its roots and entered the air seeding business once again through the acquisition of Fargo Products, a company that developed a very successful air double disc drill along with stainless steel air carts. With more than 30 years in the air seeding business, Amity introduced the Single Disc Drill in 2008 — the first new drill technology in 20 years.
In 2011, Amity Technology entered into a joint venture with AGCO for the development and distribution of air seeding and tillage equipment. AGCO-Amity JV LLC develops and distributes air seeding and tillage equipment under the Amity, Wil-Rich and Wishek brands, as well as Challenger, Sunflower and Massey Ferguson.
Today, the Amity equipment line includes sugar beet harvesters, defoliators and a beet cart. Over the span of these 20 years, Amity has produced more than 1,200 sugar beet harvesters for the domestic market, and almost 1,000 sugar beet harvesters have been exported to other countries. Amity has also received numerous awards, including Fargo-Moorhead’s Business of the Year, North Dakota Exporter of the Year and INC 500’s list of America’s Fastest Growing Companies. Amity was the first North Dakota company to receive SBA’s Region 6 Exporter of the Year.


There’s few things sadder or slightly absurd than a roof or balcony garden in February. You can hardly imagine the lush growth that was there last July. Cheer up, though. We’ve only a few short weeks till we can pull out that dead growth and sink some pots of hyacinths or daffodils into the planters. All the withered foliage, beat up by winter winds, makes a great carbon addition to your compost or worm bin.
The picture above shows a garden in New York City that must have been gorgeous last summer, with vines that covered a corner pergola for shade. You’ve got to have some shade if you garden on a roof, so you can be out there and enjoy it yourself. Why should the tomatoes have all the fun? A garden this size would benefit from an automatic watering system, as the amount of cultivated space means lots of water to lug.
Evergreens on the roof can keep your winter landscape looking more inviting. And—shh— even good fakes, with a string of white mini lights can really perk up your view.
If you plant live evergreens, make sure that you line your container sides and bottom with one inch thick styrofoam. Cut it in strips if it is going into a round planter. Square ones are easier to work with for this reason. The styrofoam doesn’t stop the freezing, but prevents the freeze/thaw/freeze, which is what kills the plants. The planter at left is from midtown New York City, where the winter climate is a tad warmer than Toronto’s, so the pot may not be lined at all. Make sure you water your pots if you have live plants, especially before freeze up, and if there’s a thaw.
I’m looking forward to the day—maybe soon—when a roof or balcony space without a garden on it will be the exception, not the rule.


Source: National Sorghum Producers
National Sorghum Producers Chairman Craig Meeker participated on a panel of commodity group leaders also including Tom Haag, President of the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA), Nicole Berg, former President of the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG), Daryl Cates, President of the American Soybean Association, and Bill Hurley, Chairman of the Board of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, which convened to discuss each groups’ priorities in the upcoming Farm Bill.
Speaking to the need of sufficient budgetary resources, Meeker remarked, “How do we have a relevant [Farm] Bill without new money?” The panelists also agreed that maintaining crop insurance was a top priority.
“We always have individuals that want to take [crop insurance] away from us,” stated Haag. Berg stated, “What we need is a farm with a safety net without the gaping holes we have now.”
Read more here.


|Supply Ability:||300 Ton/Tons per Month|
|Product Type:||Single Herbs & Spices|
|Place of Origin:||Andhra Pradesh India|
|Shelf Life:||2 Year|
|Model Number:||Green Chilli|
|Type:||Chilli & Pepper|
|Origin:||Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India|
|Product Name:||Green Chilli|
|Packing:||5 kg, 10 kg, and 15 kg|
|Packaging Detail:||5 kg, 10 kg, and 15 kg. As Per Customer Requirement.|
Pramoda Exim Corporation is one of the leading Green Chilli Companies in India in Exporters, Manufacturers and suppliers of Green Chili from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India. We specialize in the export of best quality fresh green chili.
|Supply Ability||300 Metric Ton|
|MOQ|| 5 Kilograms|
|Origin|| Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India|
|Payment Option||L/C, D/P, T/T|
| Packaging||As Per Customer Requirement|
It is well-known fact that India is the largest chilli Producer and Exporter in the world and one of the core places of chilli production and export the country is Guntur that lies in Andhra Pradesh, in the southern belt of India. We, Pramoda Exim Corporation operate directly from Guntur to provide the best of red chillies and their esteemed varieties to our clients across the world.
Pramoda Exim Corporation is one of the leading manufacturers, suppliers and exporters of Indian spices and agricultural products in Andhra Pradesh. We are an ISO 9001:2008 Certified export company supplying the best varieties of red chillies, spices, grains, oil seeds and cotton all across the globe.
With tremendous experience in exports, we are committed to provide our customers the best level products in time. Our focus however has always been on the standardization of the product, quality control and total customer satisfaction. With highly-skilled labor including the experienced technicians and workers, we operate with advanced technical capabilities and are capable enough to meet our customers' needs at short possible notice irrespective of the product volumes they require. Started as small venture, our business has grown enormously through years and has now expanded its reach beyond boundaries where we successfully export our products to 30+ countries and importers.
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Prices for shredded yellow corn
(in July 2018)
Russian grain company Russian Trade Organization (RTO) notifies its customers of the change in prices from July 19, 2018 on shredded yellow corn in the ports of Russia on the following characteristics:
Indicators of Shredded Yellow Corn:
- Color : Yellow
- Moisture : 13% max
- Foreign Mater : 2.5% max
- Aflatoxin : 10 ppb max
- non gmo
- Non ambrosia
Form: 1/4 whole grain or 0.5 mm
Crop: 2017 / 2018
Packaging: in bags / in bulk.
HS code: 1104 23 400 0
Selling prices for shredded yellow corn in bulk FOB Novorossiysk, Russia = $ 190 / MT
The price of shredded corn in big bags FOB Novorossiysk, Russia = 195 USD / tons
The selling prices of shredded yellow corn in bulk FOB Rostov-on-Don, Russia = 180 USD / MT
The price of shredded yellow corn in bulk FOB Azov, Russia = 180 USD / MT
The selling prices of shredded yellow corn in big bags FOB Rostov-on-Don, Russia = 185 USD / MT
The selling price of shredded maize FOB Saint-Petersburg, Russia = $ 200 / MT
The selling prices of shredded yellow corn in bags FOB Astrakhan, Russia = 190 USD / MT
Payment: L/C at sight, T/T or by agreement.
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Prices and availability of goods in stock - please specify at our managers!
We have permission for direct deliveries to China!
Prices valid from July 19, 2018
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Allium Purple Rain
DUE TO QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS THIS PRODUCT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY TO TASMAINIA
Allium Purple Rain (Allium acuminatum) has large open ball shaped flower heads made from hundreds of star shaped purple blooms.
Alliums are striking ornamental flowers that will begin to flower towards the end of Spring as the foliage is dying down. Being made up of many smaller flowers, the flower heads will last for weeks in your garden or vase. Alliums prefer a full sun position in well drained soil. Their elegant statuesque flower heads are Great for bringing a little elegance to your garden, and their long life makes them perfect for cut flowers. Alliums are an easy to grow bulb, requiring little water once established. Mid to late Spring flowering.
Supplied as dormant bulbs.
Pack size: 2
Symbols: • Height 70-90cm • Planting width 25cm • Climate zones Z3,Z5-Z6 • Full sun • Part shade • Good for pots
Delivery delays: The suppliers of Spring Flowering bulbs are experiencing delays in harvesting, packing and shipping this product. Staff shortages, weather issues and COVID-19 shutdowns have caused delays never seen before. Deliveries are expected to be up to date towards the end of March. Rest assured, you will receive your bulbs with more than enough time to refrigerate them if they require before planting (in the case of Tulips and Hyacinths. For more information on planting your Spring Bulbs please refer to Garden Express’ Month by Month Bulb Guide.


Apples, Blackberries, Blackcurrants, Cherry, Gooseberry, Medlar Trees, Mulberry Charlotte Russe, Pears, Plums, Quince, Raspberries, Red Currants, Strawberries
Asparagus, Beetroot, Broad Bean, Broccoli Purple Sprouting, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage (spring and summer), Cauliflower, Carrots, Courgettes, Cucumber - Ridge, French Beans, Kale, Kohlrabi, Leek, Lettuce, Mustard, Planting onion sets, Onions from seed, Parsnips, Peas, Potatoes, Pumpkins, Radish, Rhubarb, Runner Beans, Shallots, Spinach, Squash, Swede, Sweetcorn, Sweet Peppers, Sweet Potatoes, Swiss Chard, Tomatoes
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All the dates in this site have been adjusted for the area you live in, Rickmansworth.
If you return immediately to a previously viewed page you may well need to refresh your browser for the change to take effect on that page.
We use five date zones for gardeners, your town is in zone 3. As an example of how the date changing works, test it out on the phrase below which corresponds to your current selection:
Start chitting seed potatoes during the third week of February in the Rickmansworth area.
Now examine the towns below, each of which is in a different zone, and you will see that the date for chitting potatoes is different dependent on which zone the town is in.
St Austell - zone 1 - the third week of January
Bude - zone 2 - the first week of February
Worcester - zone 3 - the third week of February
Manchester - zone 4 - the first week of March
Alston - zone 5 - the second week of March
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To contribute to a more conducive and sustainable living environment for vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons, refugees and host communities, hence contributing to greater stability and reducing factors at the root of irregular and forced migration.
To strengthen food security information systems that are able to generate, collate and analyse reliable and accurate information for
policy and decision-making, as well as to strengthen capacities for better food security coordination and strategic planning.
- Project duration
- Project locations
- EU contribution
- €6 000 000
- Region and Country
- Horn of Africa
- Strengthening resilience of communities
- Food and Agriculture Organization


In the autumn last year, Government announced they would commit a further £30 million to the next round of the popular small grants scheme for agriculture. The small grants programme is an important part of the Improving Countryside Productivity scheme funded by the Rural Development Programme for England.
We understand that the start date will more than likely to be early summer 2019 so that lessons learnt from the schemes first round can be implemented and applied to this revision.
The Countryside Productivity Small Grants scheme aims to assist farmers and growers to improve their efficiency and productivity by enabling investment in advanced technologies. The first round of the scheme saw £15 million committed by the UK Government to a range of energy efficient and business improvement equipment, to which further items have been added for this round.
In announcing the scheme on 11 October 2018, Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary said:
“We are already seeing the rewards of investing in agri-tech, with further funding of around £30m confirmed today for farmers to purchase hi-tech equipment. We know that by embracing technology – such as fruit ripeness spectrometers or calving detectors – farm businesses can become more efficient, productive and resilient.”
The scheme will be very similar to that of the previous round with the addition of further technologies; the first round had a limited number of technologies that could be of use in horticulture. We hope and understand that more horticulture specific items will be included this time. Examples of technologies that could be funded include:
- Precision farming technologies
- Dehumidification controls
- Weather station installations
- Wireless and fibre optic network access points for data acquisition
Should the format of the scheme be similar, then the minimum grant will be £3,000 and maximum £12,000 which funds up to 40% of the project cost. A handbook will be published containing details of what is included and how to apply.
We will publish details of the scheme via the website as soon as it is confirmed.


Cattolica Assicurazione - Official Partner of Fieragricola
“The climate emergency is an urgent, geopolitical issue rather than an economic one. This requires us to change our development models. It is an opportunity we cannot miss”. With these words, the Minister for Agricultural Policies, Teresa Bellanova, inaugurated on Wednesday 29 January the 114th edition of Fieragricola in Veronafiere, an international exhibition dedicated to the sector with 900 exhibitors.
This thought was also shared by the Chairman of Cattolica Assicurazioni, Paolo Bedoni. "Climate change and natural disasters affect not only farmers, but also people, countries and our communities. We all need to work towards an increasingly sustainable economy that is focused on developing people, businesses and the environment”, Bedoni said. “Cattolica is supporting the agricultural sector and businesses along this growth path, protecting businesses from risk. Our Group also relies on the expertise of the Osservatorio Agroalimentare (Food and Farming Monitoring Unit), which aims to be an element of innovation and scientific development for providing new insurance cover”.
In addition to Minister Bellanova were the Chairman of the Veneto Region, Luca Zaia, the Mayor of Verona, Federico Sboarina, and the Croatian Minister of Agriculture, Marija Vuckovic, who chairs the Council of European Agricultural Ministers in the first half of 2020. Cattolica Assicurazioni can be found at Fieragricola as official partner, with its own stand in Hall 9, A16-B16.


Due to popular demand we are opening up the farm for another pick-your-own and pottery date night! There is no better place to get a little dirty than out on the farm! Grab your favorite person for this unique date night that includes wheel throwing with Flingin’ Pots, flower picking, and berry picking all in […]
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Should I bring hibiscus plant inside or cut back and mulch to leave outside for winter? Also, can they be covered if left outside?
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Is it a hardy hibiscus or a tropical hibiscus? If it is a hardy hibiscus, then it can stay outside to Zone 5. In cooler zones, wrapping in burlap may be necessary for those that are potted. If it is a tropical hibiscus, it must be brought in for the winter. This article should help: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/hibiscus/wintering-hibiscus-indoors-winter-care-for-hibiscus.htm


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|Citrosa "Mosquito Fighter" is a scented geranium and grows best in full sun but will tolerate morning sun and afternoon shade. In general, geraniums like soils that drain quickly and they like to be watered regularly. Allow the top half inch of soil to dry out between waterings. Pinch off the faded flowers and pinch back the growing tips of the stems every two weeks or so. When you pinch the plant back it releases the citrusy fragrance which is what repels mosquitoes. If you're planning on sitting outdoors you can simply pick off a leaf and crush it or rub it between your fingers to release the scent.
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Friday night I came home after the Conferment Ceremony tired and hungry. Thank goodness I had pulled a batch of meatballs from the freezer before leaving for work. All I had to do to get dinner on the table in a reasonable amount of time was heat up the meatballs and sauce and put on a pot of water to boil.
I sent the hubby out for some Italian bread and salad, so we rounded out our meal with more starch and a few veggies. We were able to eat dinner outside on the deck, the weather was just beautiful. I can’t believe the school year is at an end, this year has just FLOWN by. We are already deep into plans for next year, but staring Thursday, I should have a bit more time on my hands. Just in time for planting season and the start of canning season! Thank goodness because planting, harvesting, and canning are among my favorite summertime activities.


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According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, world food commodity prices declined for the third month in a row during April, as the economic and logistical impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in significant contractions in demand for many commodities. The FAO Food Price Index, which tracks international prices of the most commonly traded food commodities, averaged 165.5 points in April, some 3.4% lower than the previous month, and 3% lower than April 2019.
The FAO Sugar Price Index hit a 13-year low, declining 14.6% from March when it posted an even larger monthly drop. Collapsing international crude oil prices reduced demand for sugarcane to produce ethanol, diverting output to producing sugar and hence expanding export availabilities. Meanwhile, confinement measures in several countries spawned additional downward pressure on demand.
The FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index declined 5.2% in April, driven lower by falling palm, soy, and rapeseed oil values. Reduced biofuel demand played a role, as did declining demand from the food sector along with higher-than-expected palm oil output in Malaysia and soy crushings in the United States.
The FAO Dairy Price Index fell by 3.6%, with butter and milk powder prices posting double-digit drops amid increased export availabilities, mounting inventories, weak import demand, and diminished restaurant sales in the northern hemisphere.
The FAO Meat Price index declined by 2.7%. A partial recovery in import demand from China was insufficient to balance a slump in imports elsewhere. At the same time, major producing countries suffered logistical bottlenecks and a steep fall in demand from the foodservice sector due to shelter-at-home measures.
“The COVID-19 pandemic is hitting both the demand and supply sides for meat, as restaurant closures and reduced household incomes lead to lower consumption, and labor shortages on the processing side are impacting just-in-time production systems in major livestock-producing countries,” said Upali Galketi Aratchilage, FAO senior economist, in a press release.
The FAO Cereal Price Index declined only marginally, as international prices of wheat and rice rose significantly while those of maize dropped sharply. International rice prices rose by 7.2% compared with March, due in large part to temporary export restrictions by Vietnam that were subsequently repealed, while wheat prices rose by 2.5% amid reports of a quick fulfillment of the export quota from Russia. Prices of coarse grains, including maize, by contrast, fell by 10%, driven down by reduced demand for its use for both animal feed and biofuel production.


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Why are some of the leaves yellow on my Christmas cactus? It is still growing new leaves and appears plump and healthy.
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India's overall exports of farm products during the first two months of financial year 2019-20 declined 8% to Rs 20,345 crore over Rs 22,050 crore clocked during the corresponding period last year, according to latest data from the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA).
Decline in volumes of products such as non-basmati rice, guargum and pulses, coupled with lower realisations, has pulled down the shipment volumes for the April-May period.
Exports of basmati rose 19% to Rs 6,488 crore during the period as against Rs5,451 crore, despite a marginal dip in per unit realisation. In volume terms, the basmati shipments increased 14% to 8.64 lakh tonnes.
Non-basmati rice shipments have more than halved to Rs 2,046 crore for the period from Rs 4,357 crore. Non-basmati exports have more than halved to 7.11 lakh tonnes in volume during the period.
Though buffalo meat volumes grew marginally to 1.96 lakh tonnes, the realisations were impacted because of a dip in per unit pricing. Buffalo meat exports fell by 2% to Rs 3,851 crore.
Guargum exports declined by about 6% to Rs 817 crore, while pulses shipments declined by about 60% to Rs 184 crore. Exports of fresh fruits also declined 3 per cent to Rs 1,072 crore.
However, exports of groundnuts grew 16% to Rs 641 crore, while dairy products rose 12% to touch Rs 500 crore. Exports of fruits, vegetables and juices have also registered a growth.


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Thad Starr's giant pumpkin really began putting on weight in August. A lot of weight.
The pumpkin gained about 30 pounds a day on its way to victory Monday at the 35th annual Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off in Half Moon Bay.
Starr's pumpkin finished at 1,528 pounds, beating the contest record he set last year by 4 pounds.
"We really pamper them," Starr, 41, of Pleasant Hill, Ore., said about the pumpkins he raises, adding that the secret to growing big pumpkins is good soil.
Tim Beeman, a spokesman for the contest, said Starr's pumpkin was 4 feet, 4 inches tall with a circumference of about 15 feet.
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Kitchen Garden in Weeks 5 and 6 found us sowing seeds into pots, planting seedlings into the gardens, and harvesting more eggplants, tomatoes, and capsicum.
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Some children found the eggplant different to eat due to its texture but most still tried it which was fantastic.
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Raised beds put drainage, accessibility within reach
There are many reasons for using raised garden beds rather than traditional in-ground beds. Avoiding underground utility lines is one popular reason. Adding a bit of height for easier accessibility is another. Better drainage (especially in heavy clay soils) is yet another, and, as a bonus, the soil in a raised bed will warm up just a little bit sooner in the spring.
I’m seeing an increasing number of elevated beds, too. “Elevated” goes a foot or two beyond “raised” to put the garden about waist-high for a standing adult and within easy reach for a seated adult. They’re popular at public gardens and healthcare facilities. Imagine being a wheelchair-powered person in a retirement center and feeling sad because you think your gardening days are behind you. With elevated beds and other work-arounds, they don’t have to be. Some elevated beds are made of stone or brick and serve as part of the landscape, but others are actually portable.
Yet another reason for using raised beds is that they can look really cool. These days, we have some great choices – tiered, flat, square, white, robin’s egg blue and more variations. One online retailer has elevated beds ranging from the utilitarian planter box to fashionable “patio gardens” in several colors. For raised beds, it carries several cedar choices and one made of a recycled wood-plastic composite that is said to resist rotting and splitting. The big-box retailers have plenty of choices, too – certainly more than they did a decade or so ago – but many of these are not sold in stores and must be ordered.
Before you subject yourself to shopping overwhelm, here are a few basic points to consider.
Keep the size within reach. Raised beds should generally be no wider than three feet – four, tops. You want to be able to easily reach all parts of the bed without stepping into it. A raised bed should also be at least a foot high. For gardeners who have trouble bending and stooping or are just tired of doing so, you’d want it two or three feet high. (At what height does a raised bed become an elevated bed? Doesn’t matter – as long as it works for you.) If you want to try the increasingly popular square-foot gardening, you’ll want a 3-by-3 or 4-by-4.
Know your materials. Treated lumber can leach heavy metals like chromium and arsenic, and railroad ties can leach creosote. Cedar looks great, smells great and is naturally resistant to rot and insect damage, but the elements will take their toll in time. Other choices, which may be more expensive but last longer, include stone, cinder blocks, bricks and composite/recycled materials. Again, I’d stay away from railroad ties. With wood, you can also line your raised beds with plastic to eliminate or minimize contact with the soil.
Prepare the site properly. You can’t just plop a raised bed anywhere, dump in some soil and start planting. You have to kill or remove existing turf first. Deeper beds will need layers of drainage material such as crushed rock, pea gravel or sand at the bottom to allow water to drain freely.
About that drainage: Make sure you incorporate manure, compost or other organic materials, as well as vermiculite or perlite, for well-aerated and well-drained soil. The best soil in the nicest beds won’t do any good if air and water can’t get through.
Purdue Publication HO-200: Container and Raised Bed Gardening is worth checking out, especially if you’re working with limited space. Allen County Extension has a publication, ACH 203: Raised Bed Gardens, with more details on site preparation, including how to calculate how much soil you’ll need.
Personally, I would go to a locally owned and operated garden center or landscaping supply center. Tell the folks there what you’d like to plant and the dimensions of your raised beds. They generally have a variety of soil mixes available and can make good recommendations. They might even help you with the math.
I have had pretty good luck with growing flowers and vegetables in raised beds for years. The biggest problem now is canine interference, but gardening with delinquent dogs is a topic for another column.
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The members of the IOC Statistics Working Group recently met at IOC headquarters on 23 September. During the meeting, their fourth so far, they analysed the olive oil and table olive balances for 2011/12, which will be presented as final to the Council of Members at their session this coming November, besides discussing the provisional figures for 2012/13 and the forecasts for 2013/14.
Experts group on organoleptic assessment
Madrid / 22.09.2020
Around 40 experts took part in a videoconference meeting on the organoleptic assessment of virgin olive oils on 16 and 17 September 2020. The experts discussed topics of interest to the sector, including the latest methods...
IOC experts on organoleptic assesment
MADRID / 14.09.2020
Around 30 experts from IOC member countries will take part in a meeting on the organoleptic assessment of virgin olive oils on 16 and 17 September 2020. The meeting will be held by videoconference at IOC headquarters in...
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Expanding to the South Acton Estate
Cultivate London, an urban farm and social enterprise, are opening their doors wide on Saturday the 16th of May to welcome members of the public to the Grand Opening of their new site on the South Acton Estate.
Everyone is welcome to join the Cultivate London Team on the day for site tours, planting demonstrations, a plant sale (great discounts available!) and of course, good food! Come along and find out about Cultivate London's youth training programme, and check out their huge array of flower, herb and vegetable plants, all grown right on the South Acton Estate.
When: Saturday, 16th May, 11am - 3pm
Where: The Compound, Park Road East, South Acton Estate, W3 8TY Look for a colourful fence!
Limited parking available. Ten minute walk from Acton Town and South Acton stations and Acton High St. busses (Kings Rd Stop).
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Marrone Bio Innovations to Present at The MicroCap Conference in New York on October 5th
DAVIS, Calif., Sept. 28, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. (the "Company" or "MBI") (NASDAQ:MBII), a leading provider of bio-based pest management and plant health products for the agriculture, turf and ornamental and water treatment markets, today announced that management is scheduled to present at The MicroCap Conference in New York City. The conference is being held on October 5, 2017, at the JW Marriott Essex House.
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Date: Thursday, October 5, 2017
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Julie Versman, Sr. Director of International Business
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Friday 26th March
what an exciting week its been at plot 33! today Anne finished digging over bed 5 and planted all the first early potatoes, while continued to potter around the plot weeding the other beds and having a bit of a tidy up (resting up and taking it easy is sooooo difficult).
earlier in the week while sorting out the spare cardboard in the greenhouse I checked on our hot bed experiment unfortunately its not been a complete success the heap has quickly cooled ( i think the manure wasn't fresh enough) it has rotted down more than the rest of the muck we have and retained enough warmth to be an ideal house for what looked like a field vole who scuttled around the greenhouse before disappearing off into the wild. We decided to move the heap outside to our new designated composting area just behind the greenhouse incase it came back to nest. Started adding non cooked left overs that we are collecting every Friday from B'arts Bread in Common free food scheme.
We ended the week by planting the oregano moved from bed 4 in its new position next to the lemon balm and rhubarb all in all the plot is looking really good as long as you dont look past the greenhouse!
Greening Stoke is a project run in partnership between Festival Stoke and Letting in the Light. We are based in Stoke-on-Trent.
We are started this adventure in January 2021 in the middle of a national lockdown. Gradually, as things begin to open up, close down and then open up again, Rachel and Anne abided by all the Covid-19 Government guidance, worked in a socially distanced way, to prepare and maintain Plot 33 so that they were eventually able to invite the community to work with them.
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Afegra is a group of companies active in the trading, origination, handling and shipping of agri-soft commodities.
Headquarter is located in Switzerland with operation divisions in more than 7 countries across three continents supported by multi-national staff.
The company is trading different kind of oil, oilseeds and grains. Amongst the commodities being traded are Soya, Sunflower, Canola, Palm, Coconut, Wheat, Barley, Corn, Rice, Cane Sugar, Specialty fat, oleo chemicals and meat.
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