230 per cent in 1 year: This multibagger small-cap stock receives massive orders!
The company has witnessed heavy buying as it has given multibagger returns of more than 235 per cent in 1 year and more than 102 per cent in just 6 months.
On Wednesday, shares of Axita Cotton surged more than 2.5 per cent to make an intraday high of Rs 61.40 apiece on BSE. The scrip witnessed massive spurt in volume.
On April 05, 2023, the company informed the exchange that it has received orders for Indian raw cotton of value aggregating to Rs 26.94 crore ($ 3284883.80 approx).
Axita Cotton Limited is engaged in the business of manufacturing, processing and finishing of cotton bales and cotton seeds. The company produces cotton seeds and mainly two varieties of cotton bales, Shankar-6 and MCU-5/MECH. It also does ginning, pressing and trading of kapas on a job work basis. It also produces specialty cotton which includes BCI cotton, organic cotton and primark sustainable cotton.
The company has witnessed heavy buying as it has given multibagger returns of more than 235 per cent in 1 year and more than 102 per cent in just 6 months. In the past 1 month, the stock has surged more than 17 per cent. Keep a close eye on this trending multibagger stock.


Plot 70b - Tips for starting an allotment
In July I celebrated my allotment being 1 year old! I didn't have a party (this year, I have plans for next year...) but I did share with you guys a year in photos that made me super proud of all I've achieved and that a year on my love affair with my allotment is still going strong.
I've always been a bit of a project person, I'll obsess over something till I'm as close to perfection as I think is possible and then I'll drop it entirely. If you scroll far enough back on my insta you'll see my nail art phase and my bullet journal phase - I still journal I just don't share it as much. People that know me will also remember the cupcake phase, which was entertaining as I don't really eat cake... So to be still this into my allotment proves just how interesting growing your own is.
The year in photos post also gave me pause to consider how much I have learnt over the past year. And I have learnt a lot. This probably the main reason I still look forward to getting down there, perfection feels a long, long way off. So today I thought I'd share with you what I have learnt and any tips and tricks I've picked up.
1. Measure your plot
I didn't do this to start with, I sat and sketched out what I wanted where and became slightly confused when I started digging that it didn't all fit. In the end I paced it out and made do. It's only recently I took a tape measure down there and knowing the actual size of my beds is novel and hella informative. So take a tape measure down and use this when planning!
2. Plan, plan, plan
But then don't worry too much when things don't go to plan. The key here is flexibility. Do a detailed plan of where you want things to go, what you're planting when and where and then when the soil type isn't what you thought, or none of your seeds germinate don't panic and adapt your plans.
3. Pre-sort your seeds
Again something I didn't do but will be doing next year having seen @thegoodlifeainteasy do so on instagram. Yes, I knew what I planned on planting, but I then had to trawl through my seed drawers each month to find them. Next year they will be pre-bundled by month that I can pick up and crack on with.
4. Don't plant all your seeds at once
Any long term allotment holder or gardener is going to read this and be like 'well, duh' but take it from me, it does not say this anywhere. Those months coloured in on the back of seed packets as to when to sow aren't really a choice, more of a all of these. For example, if it says sow Mar-June it doesn't really mean pick a month between here, it means sow some seeds each month between March and June. This is how you get continuous crops during the harvest months. I promise you this took me a good 4 months to work out.
5. Get yourself a good allotment 'bible'
A how to allotment book that gives you everything from what to do each month, a crop planner and a troubleshooter for pests and diseases. It will be referenced time and time again. I use this one and I love it, but make sure you get one aimed at where you live.
6. Don't be too disheartened when things don't grow, die, get eaten
It will happen. Often. More often than you think. Especially in your first year. I planted 12 pumpkin seeds this year, I have one plant. This pumpkin plant is my pride and joy, but the percentage of success here is tiny. It could have been the soil, it could have been the weather, one definitely got demolished by slugs. I'm sad, but choosing to revel in the accomplishment of one plant instead.
7. Try and get your head around crop rotation
Work out how many beds you have and then work out how many years crop rotation you need; I have 4 main beds and therefore a 4 year crop cycle -
Year 1 - brassicas
Year 2 - peas, beans and fruiting veg
Year 3 - roots and stems
Year 4 - onions
Start each bed on a different year in the cycle, and if you're better than me you'll work out how to make your rotation go in the right order...
8. You're probably gonna have to up your DIY skills
There is endless amount of things to make at the allotment, fruit cages, trellises, compost bins. Unless you choose to invest in these things already made. For me, part of the fun is the hard work put in on this side of things.
9. Be prepared for a full body work out
You don't have to be at peak fitness to have an allotment, gods know I'm not, but you will feel it. Nearly every task you do on your plot will be some form of exercise, especially the harder things like digging over beds. Remember though, what you put in you get out in the form of produce that is only there because of you. 10x better than the gym if you ask me.
10. Enjoy your plot
Make sure you take time out when you're there to just sit and enjoy the fruits of your labour, both literally and figuratively. If your allotment is feeling like a chore, another to-do on your long list then you've tipped the balance somewhere. Yes, you will need to put in a whole bunch of hardwork, but if you're not enjoying what you've achieved then what is the point?
I hope these are helpful to you in some way. I'm off to head to my allotment with a cup of tea to see how much the rain has encouraged the plants (and the grass!) to grow and work out if I need to do anything before I head out of town for my best friends wedding this week!
Peas, love & cider,
what am I eating this week?
more salads, broad beans, sweetcorn and wedding cake!


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Consisting of 339 acres of fertile and well-drained soils, the altitude and aspect of this block make it a great growing or grazing block.
Water is a huge feature of the property.
A 13 megalitre irrigation licence combined with eligibility to construct a 20 megalitre dam give this property an edge over many others in the area.
The large machinery shed is ideal for storing your mechanical equipment in secure storage out of the weather.
The vast majority of the block has been cleared with a couple of remaining stands of timber providing shelter to the cattle currently grazing the site.
Watch the video to get a quick flyover of the property and its surrounds, and then call our office to arrange your inspection.
With some good planning and foresight, the potential is here to create a bright future for your family for generations to come.
- Land is 339.40 acres
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Welcome to the website of IBSA!
Have a look at the exciting AUGUST 2017 BULB SYMPOSIUM:
2017 IBSA SYMPOSIUM
It is hoped that you will find our website both informative and entertaining. We are passionate about our bulbs and it is hoped that this site will enthuse more people to grow bulbs with us. Please send any comments and suggestions about this website to the webmaster.
If you want to join us, please go to the "Join Us!" link in die upper right hand side corner of this screen to download the application form. Membership requests should be directed to our secretary.
'n Groot persentasie van ons binnelandse lede is Afrikaanssprekend, maar om praktiese redes word die inhoud van die webwerf net in Engels aangebied .
Visit the article section to download bulletins of the past number of years
- To conserve our unique bulb heritage in habitat for future generations.
- To establish an unique South African bulb growing culture rooted in an appreciation and passion for our natural species.
- To broaden the interest of the South African public in our local bulbs.
- We grow South African bulbs.
- We conserve (and support efforts to conserve) South African bulbs.
- We nurture a bulb growers network.
The early history of IBSA
The Link between Cultivation and Conservation of bulbs.
For any comments or corrections please mail webmaster @ safricanbulbs.org.za


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Jan 23, 2019Miller Research to host annual potato pest management seminar
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Three CCA (pest management) credits and three Idaho pesticide recertification credits will be available. The cost to attend the meeting is $10 and can be paid by check, cash, or credit card. After covering meeting costs, remaining funds will be donated to 4H.
Event organizers will provide snacks for the morning, but are not providing lunch.


Tomorrow NPR’s Science Friday will focus on vegetable gardening. The two guests
will be Barbara Ellis (The Veggie Gardener’s Answer Book) and Rosalind Creasy (Edible Landscaping Series). They’ll also be talking about soil fertility. It’s all happening in the second hour of the show, 3 pm EST. Tune in, call in, rant away.
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We drove a little over 100 miles to Norlina NC to a Harvest Host: Seven Springs Farm & Vineyard.
We arrived before noon because a special event was going to happen in the afternoon. Our site was near the road, next to several rows of grapevines which were just beginning to leaf out.
There was very little to set up today with no electric, water, or sewer; a bit of automatic leveling.
We were soon ready to explore the property and find out about the event that was about to start happening. Preston, the owner, told us to come on up and enjoy all that was about to happen, about 700 hundred people were coming for brunch. 700! What an amazing experience we were about to have. A complete surprise that we never expected.


Morena Mom for Horticulture and Hortikultura Filipina 2018
Would anyone agree with me that staring at a green patch is somewhat relaxing? Does seeing plants and flowers calm your nerves? That’s their effect on me, those beauties.
In our small family, my husband is a big fan of Urban Gardening. He’s from the countryside and he misses the greeneries that sometimes city life doesn’t have. We have sprouts of gingers, jackfruits, avocado, rambutan, pechay, mango–all those seeds of these fruits we consumed and put in a pot, grown and, hopefully, be transferred to a bigger land.
I envy him as it seems he was born with a green thumb while me, I’ll just share the happiness he has that slowly we are able to build our urban garden.
Did you know that really there’s no such thing as “green thumb”? How about Horticulture, have you heard of it? I did not know these either until weeks ago. I was privileged to be included in the press launch for HortiKultura Filipina 2018. The officers of Philippine Horticultural Society, Inc. confirmed that there’s no such thing as that. It is more of reading and following instructions, the dos and don’ts for your gardening journey to be a successful one. Any plant can thrive for as long as the one who planted and maintains it has the required knowledge. Oh, that gave me hope!
On the other hand, I cannot forget how Mr. Zac Sarian said that Horticulture is an industry. Asking why? Because we can earn from it and turn this into a business. Some plants even value up to millions of pesos! I did not even mention landscaping here.
So what is Horticulture?
Horticulture is the , and any other cultivar. It also includes plant conservation, landscape restoration, soil management, landscape and garden design, construction, and maintenance, and arboriculture. In contrast to agriculture, horticulture does not include large-scale crop production or animal husbandry.
I did not realize that there’s an organization like this. And I am the happiest to know that they hold meetings every month and membership is open for all, a chance to start my gardening journey!
I would love for my kids to have a piece of garden in our soon-to-be new home in the South next year. I like them to have that desire to dirty their hands and grow plants, flowers and what have you. Because for some people it is therapeutic, it might be for them, too. Who knows?
A garden is a grand teacher. It teaches patience and careful watchfulness; it teaches industry and thrift; above all, it teaches entire trust. — Gertrude Jekyll
Now, I am all excited about HortiKultura Filipina 2018. This will be on 2-11 February 2018 at the QMC Gardens, Diliman, Quezon City. A festival that will showcase PH’s endemic, indigenous and hybrid plants that aims to promote the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC) as a showcase place for gardening and horticultural practices in Metro Manila and the entire country. It is celebrated annually, together with its partners, as the largest horticultural event to be held in the Philippines.
We are a homeschooling family, this fair can be a great exposure for our pre-K, I reckon. Definitely something that can pique his interest, one way or another.
Things we can expect on this event:
Photo Exhibit of Philippines Orchid Species
Orchid Aseptic Culture Exhibit
Terrarium, Aquascape, Vivarium Exhibit
Corporate and Group landscape
Ornamental potted plants competition
Daily lectures/ workshops
For more info visit Philippine Horticultural Society, Inc. on Facebook.
Let’s all indulge with the things Hortikultura Filipina 2018 can offer!


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The plants are compact and so are the aromatic buds. Pandora is a medium sized plant, approximately 90 cm indoors to 1.20 tall outdoors. The plants will yield a firm amount of long sized compact buds, topped with a big layer of resin. The leaf to calyx ratio is ideal for quick manicuring. The overall effect is powerful and long lasting. Pandora finishes within 65 days from seed to harvest, with an impressive yield, up to 100 grams per plant.
This variety is possibly the best choice when you want to harvest early and in Mediterranean areas even have multiple harvests per season. A must have in every garden, balcony or even in the window. Our Pandora, named after the Greek goddess, embodies the feminized perfection among the automatic blossoming strains.
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Yield: 400 /450grams per m2 indoors. Outdoors 60 to 100 grams per plant.
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A new farm management tool estimates the amount of Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) payments a farm will receive for its 2009 crop. The ACRE payment estimator is available for download from the farm analysis solution tools (FAST) section of the farmdoc Web site.
"Users of the ACRE payment estimator enter their state and crop for which ACRE payment estimates are desired," says Gary Schnitkey, a University of Illinois professor of agricultural and consumer economics. "The program then estimates the state ACRE payment. This estimate equals the state guarantee minus state revenue. The state guarantee is known for 2009 and equals the benchmark yield times a benchmark price. The ACRE payment estimator includes state guarantees for corn, soybeans, and wheat for most states."
State revenue equals the state yield times the market year average price. "At this point, neither the state yield nor market year average price is known with certainty. The acre payment estimator projects both of these factors," Schnitkey says.
State yields are projected using estimates released by the National Agricultural Statistical Service. Market year average price is estimated with a combination of actual monthly and forecast prices, weighted by historical markets. A forecast price equals the futures price traded on the Chicago Board of Trade minus historical basis.
For corn, the state ACRE payment for Illinois is projected to be $21/acre. Using Jan. 15 information, Illinois state yields are projected at 174 bu./acre, and the estimated market year average price is $3.55, yielding a state revenue of $618/acre. This revenue is below the $639 state guarantee, indicating that an ACRE payment will occur. For corn, remaining monthly prices must average below $3.73 before an ACRE payment is received.
"Given that the $3.73 breakeven price is close to current market prices there is a chance that prices will decline, yielding a higher ACRE payment," Schnitkey says.
For soybeans, ACRE payments in Midwestern states are forecast at $0/acre. In Illinois, ACRE payments will occur if remaining monthly prices average below $8.95.
For wheat, a state ACRE payment of $90/acre is projected for Illinois. Remaining prices must average below $10.96 for an ACRE payment to occur. According to Schnitkey, all states in the Midwest are projected to have wheat ACRE payments.
For more information, contact Gary Schnitkey at 217-244-9595 or via email at [email protected].


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Horticulture items are easy in advance by as an outcome of the fact that growing has actually developed right into such a preferred work. You can acquire growing items in different shops or youngster locations, or you can acquire horticulture items from sales pamphlets, along with additionally obtain them online. Gardening points can vary from devices additionally feed to the real plant itself.
You will absolutely ask for the normal horticulture items no worry what you are increasing, such as a hoe, spade, in addition to furthermore possibly in addition a shovel. There are a variety of kind of potting dirt to select from, including natural potting mix, seed begin potting mix, cactus potting mix, in addition to starting renovation potting mix, simply to call a variety of.
As rapidly as you have your grass broadened, you should certainly have horticulture points to ensure that you can contain nutrients to the dirt to guarantee a well balanced in addition to well balanced and also healthy and balanced plant. Miracle-Gro is simply among one of the most well-known raising remodellings for plants.
You might ask for many horticulture items than routine flower yards need if you are widening natural herbs or veggies., if you are widening tomatoes you will certainly ask for a tomato cage along with also web links to secure the plants versus the wind. Large amounts of plants, primarily slipping plants, are made to enhance on something together with you will definitely need to have a fencing or trellis of some kind.
Growing points are not restricted to just the horticulture needs; they can additionally can be uncovered in the kind of format. There are appealing flower pots, wrist watches, plastic porcelain figurines, rocks or blocks for a training course or looks, in addition to similarly grass furniture. Design will certainly include in the appeal along with creativity of your grass along with in addition are an exceptional method to provide it an exclusive touch.
The winter months will definitely bring an entire brand-new collection of horticulture items to preserve racks. You additionally could require a light, like a comfortable light, to both maintain plants comfy in addition to similarly offer them consisted of light.
New in addition to updated horticulture items are often turning up on the sector. It resembles everyday there is some horticulture item that declares to be larger in addition to similarly better than the last. While large amounts of horticulture items are not a demand, they sure make the task a good deal a lot less difficult along with furthermore a good deal a whole lot a lot more rewarding.
You can acquire farming items in numerous shops or youngster locations, or you can buy horticulture items from handouts, or also acquire them online. Farming points are not restricted to simply the horticulture calls for; they can moreover can be found in the sort of design.
You can get farming items in numerous shops or kid areas, or you can get horticulture items from sales pamphlets, as well as likewise acquire them on the internet. Horticulture items are not restricted to simply the farming calls for; they can additionally come in the kind of format.
Horticulture items are not hard in advance by as an outcome of the truth that farming has actually truly produced right into such a preferred task. You can purchase farming items in different shops or youngster locations, or you can acquire horticulture items from sales pamphlets, as well as additionally obtain them online. You can obtain farming items in different shops or youngster rooms, or you can purchase horticulture items from sales pamphlets, as well as likewise get them on-line. Horticulture items are not restricted to simply the growing needs; they can in addition come in the kind of format.


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Andalamasina Vineta is a town and commune (Malagasy: kaominina) in Madagascar. It belongs to the district of Sakaraha, which is a part of Atsimo-Andrefana Region. The population of the commune was estimated to be approximately 4,000 in 2001 commune census.
Only primary schooling is available. The majority 60% of the population of the commune are farmers, while an additional 20% receives their livelihood from raising livestock. The most important crop is cotton, while other important products are maize and cassava. Industry and services provide employment for 5% and 10% of the population, respectively. Additionally fishing employs 5% of the population.


A November harvest
In November, most places in the world, the temperatures are dropping and frost or snow become killers of gardens until spring. Not on Maui. Today I took a few minutes to walk through my home garden an snip just a few things. I have starfuit, bright lights chard, lemongrass, garlic chives, eggplant, red okra, mojito mint, (opal, cinnamon, lime, kafro, and Genovese) basils, and a nice variety of peppers that were right for the pickin'.


Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Another bulb catalog arrived here today describing Oriental lilies as hardy to zone 3. Hardy to zone 5 is the common description in books. I am ashamed to say that I have ordered Oriental lilies year after year from this company only to watch them die after late spring freezes. Finally we will try something different.
A trench has been dug on the north side of the sod pile. It is already in shadow. During winter the trench will be shaded from sunlight for most of the day. This ground will remain frozen longer than the open garden. Lilies planted here should emerge later than those planted in the garden. A later start will make it easier to avoid those late frosts. A tarp will cover the entire lily planting with lots of room for water bottles when frost threatens.
Lilies in the garden is our goal so the bulbs will be fall planted in pots. As June 1st approaches the lilies will be removed from their pots and placed in the garden. Early growth within the pot may make it less likely that these bulbs will go a second year. Getting flowers the first year will be such an improvement that I can live with treating the bulbs as annuals.
Beating the frost is only the first battle. Welded wire cages will be needed to protect the lily buds from the deer. Bird netting on the wire cages will keep the Orioles from tearing apart the young flowers. When it is our time to enjoy the sight and scent of lilies in flower, the cages can be temporarily set aside. Nothing will come between us and our lilies. The only remaining question is can I order from the catalog that lists these bulbs as hardy to zone 3? They do offer for sale some real beauties.


FOOD safety is the driver behind a Queensland salad and herb supplier installing an integrated temperature-controlled monitoring system.
Construction of the new packing facility will be completed by next year, creating up to eight direct, full-time jobs.
Coastal Hydroponics and Salad Makers director, Belinda Frentz, said the technology will feature temperature-controlled monitoring systems and enable increased production for the family business.
Coastal Hydroponics and Salad Makers is one of 24 businesses approved for the fifth round of the competitive RED grants program with a total funding of $3.9 million.
Qld agriculture minister Mark Furner said the activities funded under Round Five of the program support a diverse range of industries from a meat snacks processing line and livestock supplement manufacturing to high-tech nursery production and horticultural produce cooling, processing, and packaging facilities.
We want to give even more agricultural businesses a chance to grow, which is why later this year we will be opening applications for Round Six of this great program," Mr Furner said.
A sixth round of RED Grants, supporting Indigenous-owned agribusinesses and projects aimed at low-emissions agriculture, has been allocated for the 2023-24 financial year, with applications to open later this year.
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THE Philippine Exporters Confederation (Philexport) in Davao Region pushes for a Custom-bonded warehouse (CBW) to help lower the export cost of small-scale exporters in the region.
As the export industry of the region does not solely rely on the export of raw fruits but processed and value-adding products as well, Philexport chairman Domingo Ang said the CBW under Philexport would implement tax-free import of raw materials needed to process the products such as sugar. Sugar used for processing banana chips in the region is often imported, said Ang.
“It will be beneficial to the exporters. It will be a big help including for the packaging plastics, everything. So far, those that enjoy these benefits are the multi-national enterprises. But we are supposed to help the small ones,” said Ang.
He added exporters can save about 10 to 15 percent of the cost with the removal of the import tax for certain commodities that will be used by exporters. Ang said the amount will be a big help especially to the small farmers.
Within the year, Philexport hopes to get the approval of Bureau of Customs for the CBW, which, Ang said, they had been working out for quite a while now. When approved, CBW will be a centralized warehouse that will be located in Davao City and will be handled by Philexport Davao.
Ang said the warehouse will benefit the small farmers all the more with the implementation of the proposed Banana Industry Development Council.
He said the two would complement each other in addressing the issues of the industry.
Published in the SunStar Davao newspaper on September 19, 2017.
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Hello. I am growing your sour diesel strain. On the site it says 9 - 10 weeks for flower. I’m just not sure if it’s 9 - 10 weeks from the point where I changed my lite cycle or 9 - 10 weeks from when the first bud tops started (about two weeks after lite cycle change). Thanks in advance for your reply!


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Good food doesn't have to taste bad
"Home Grown" is a design partnership between Ashley Marie Quinn and George Crichlow that explores how to teach people to grow their own food simply and sustainability.
Our first project are Mochi cakes made from the eggs of chickens raised right here in Brooklyn.
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Origin Grain Selects Eka for Agriculture Commodity Trading & Risk Management
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Eka Software Solutions, the leading global provider of Smart Commodity Management software solutions, announced today that Origin Grain has selected Eka’s Smart Commodity Management platform to manage commodity trading and risk management for its agricultural operations. Origin Grain is undergoing rapid growth and requires an advanced software platform that provides complete transparency across all stock positions to deliver greater customer value and more profitable trading.
Origin Grain is a team of marketing professionals with extensive knowledge of the grain industry. Operating in APAC and Australia, Origin Grain provides sustainable marketing solutions for grain growers, linking them with consumers locally and abroad.
Eka’s fully integrated multi-commodity trading and risk management software platform covers all aspects of a transaction lifecycle including trading, risk management, processing, scheduling, logistics, and accounting. The software is suitable for a wide range of agri-commodities including grains, oilseeds, dairy, livestock, feed ingredients, biofuels, and fertilizers. By providing up-to-date, accurate information throughout the supply chain, the software helps agriculture companies better manage volatility in commodity prices, and see positions and exposures in real-time. With scenario analysis that shows the effect of potential changes on a company’s operating margin, agricultural companies can maximize profits.
“Before founding Eka, I started my career as a coffee trader, so the agricultural markets have always been a passion of mine, and an important part of Eka’s business,” stated Manav Garg, CEO and Founder of Eka. “Some of the largest agricultural trading companies in the world, including Cargill and GrainCorp, use our Smart Commodity Management platform, and I am pleased to welcome Origin Grain to the Eka family.”
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Eka is the global leader in providing Smart Commodity Management software solutions. Eka’s analytics-driven, end-to-end Commodity Management platform enables companies to efficiently and profitably meet the challenges of complex and volatile markets.
The company’s best-of-breed solutions manage commodity trading, enterprise risk, compliance, procurement, supply chain, operations, logistics, bulk handling, processing, and decision support. Eka partners with customers to accelerate growth, increase profitability, improve operational control, and manage risks and exposures.
Eka is a team of 315 staff with offices in the Americas, Asia, Australia, and EMEA, serving a rapidly growing global client base across multiple commodity segments.


Our January Meeting featured Susan Adams, who showed a video on her efforts to promote a wild blueberry industry near Aniak in southwestern Alaska. The project was funded by the Alaska Science and Technology Foundation. Susan brought in a blueberry specialist from the University of Maine, David Yarborough, as a consultant. Yarborough has published a number pamphlets on all aspects of low-bush blueberry cultivation which he can provide (for $5, if I recall) if you contact him at Deering Hall, Rm. 114, University of Maine, Orono, ME 04469). In February, in addition to our regular meeting, the Cooperative Extension Service organized a statewide teleconference on fruit growing in Alaska. Participants from Fairbanks, Palmer, Juneau, Anchorage, and several other smaller communities kept up a lively discussion for two hours. In March, our planned speaker could not make it, so instead we showed two videos: one by Ed Fackler on apple grafting, and a second by Oregon State Univ. on growing apples in the home orchard. In April, our annual grafting workshop was held at Dimond Greenhouses. The workshop was well attended and it was clear that a growing number of people are planting large (for Alaska, at least) blocks of apple trees. Many local apple growers brought bundles of scionwood from their own trees, and Clair Lammers provided a huge box of surplus scionwood, mostly of extremely rare numbered varieties. Burt Gore and Dana Olsen are going to try quite a few of them.


The President of Kenya, His Excellency Dr. William Samoei Ruto, has officially inaugurated the Lipton Tea Innovation & Technology Academy with its mission to make Kenya the world center of advanced skills and knowledge in tea cultivation.
Co-funded by the world’s largest tea group and the biggest purchaser of Kenyan tea, LIPTON Teas and Infusions, along with the Government of Kenya’s Ministry of Education and the University of Kabianga, the Academy is the first higher education institution to be dedicated to tea.
As many as 3000 Kenyans each year will gain professional training at the Academy to support the development of the country’s largest export industry beyond the production of superior raw materials and into creating talent that is sought worldwide.
By creating the international pinnacle of quality and responsible practices, the Academy will further enhance Kenyan tea’s designation of origin as synonymous with premium value which will in turn help raise living standards throughout the region.
Kenya already grows some of the world’s finest teas and the country’s highlands are renowned for their perfect climate and conditions. Tea contributes around 23% of all Kenya’s foreign exchange earnings and around 5 million people in the country are directly or indirectly involved in its production. The Academy will especially encourage and support women’s education and empowerment. It is estimated that around 60% of workers in the Kenyan tea industry are women.
The Academy will provide vocational training as well as bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD level courses. The curricula have been structured to create the highest standards of tea cultivation, harvesting, and processing, and vary from introductory skills in business and diversifying farm incomes to advanced scientific research and technological innovation.
The President of Kenya, His Excellency, President Dr Ruto, said: “This pioneering initiative will position Kenya as a global hub for training top-quality tea professionals and facilitate innovation throughout the tea value chain, as well as technology transfer. The Academy will also facilitate the upskilling of existing tea farmers, thereby driving the transformation of the tea industry to deliver maximum benefits for households, the value chain and the national economy."
As part of LIPTON Teas and Infusions’ efforts to elevate the tea industry and create value for all, the company is licensing its Intellectual Property including drought and pest resilience development plus remote sensing and AI-enhanced analytics, for free.
Nathalie Roos, Chief Executive Officer of LIPTON Teas and Infusions, said: “By investing to create more value, we can share more value for the benefit of all. The Academy reinforces our commitment to the Kenyan tea industry and the steps it is taking to raise standards in terms of quality, as well as human and environmental protections. Higher education, available to more people, is the cornerstone of our shared future. The Lipton Tea Innovation & Technology Academy will create an outstanding and renown pool of talent that will be sought after by all tea regions around the world.”
The University of Kabianga has been chosen as the site for the Academy since it sits in the heart of the tea growing region of Kenya and can be accessed easily by workers and professionals. It also has its own tea farms that can be used for training and research and has a thriving agricultural sciences school.
University of Kabianga Vice Chancellor Prof. Eric Koech (Ph.D, MBS) said, “University of Kabianga is committed to contributing to the socio-economic transformation and development of tea sector through modern training, research and innovation in tea value chain whilst leveraging on sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in partnership with LIPTON Teas and Infusions.”
The Academy curricula and academic research programs will be developed locally in partnership with Cranfield and Oxford Universities in the UK, long-standing partners of LIPTON Teas and Infusions.
Professor Mette Morsing, Director of The Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford said: “The Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford is collaborating with LIPTON Teas and Infusions to research regenerative business practices in the tea industry. We are excited about the launch of the Lipton Tea Innovation & Technology Academy and the opportunity it provides to disseminate new knowledge and best practices, and to promote positive industry change.”
Professor Andrew Thompson, Head of Soils, Agrifood and Biosciences at Cranfield University, UK said: “In partnership with LIPTON Teas and Infusions, Cranfield are developing new ways to improve the sustainability of tea production, and we are very excited to have an opportunity to help train the next generation of Kenyan farmers and researchers who will be so important for driving future innovations.”
The Academy is now open for students to enroll ahead of the first courses due to begin towards the end of the year.
Plan to Attend or Participate in World Tea Expo, March 18-20, 2024
To learn about other key developments, trends, issues, hot topics and products within the global tea community, plan to attend World Tea Expo, March 18-20, 2024 in Las Vegas, co-located with Bar & Restaurant Expo. Visit WorldTeaExpo.com.
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Listning ID 387540
Ripeness group - early
Recommended density of sowing:
· Step 60000 – 70000 grain/ha
· Forest-steppe and 65,000 – 80,000 grains/ha
· Polesie 80000 -90000 grains/ha
The potential yield of 15.5 t/ha
·plant height 270 cm
·grain has kremenica - zubovici type
·mounting height 100cm, number of grains row-28-32, rows of grains 16-18
·resistance to Fusarium and Helminthosporium 8-7 points
·drought resistance of 8 points
·resistance to lodging 8 points
·tolerant to smut and root rots (7 points)
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This October, VCycene got the opportunity to partner with King Township to give away our LILA composter to one lucky winner.
As the month has come to a close, the results are in…
🌿 Congratulations, Marilyn C.! 🌿
Marilyn will soon be the proud owner of our LILA composter, and we couldn’t be more excited for her. Our innovative composter will effortlessly transform kitchen scraps into lab-verified Category A compost, reducing waste and enriching the environment.
This collaboration was in honour of Circular Economy Month, an initiative aimed to minimize waste through recycling and giving life to old products. As a company focused on reducing food waste by transforming it into lab-verified Category A compost, we were ecstatic to be a part of this initiative with King Township as they celebrated Circular Economy Month and promoted protecting the plant and prioritizing people.
We want to extend our heartfelt thank you to all who participated in this giveaway. Your passion for sustainability and your commitment to the environment is truly inspiring.
Marilyn, congratulations once again. We are thrilled to have her join our mission of revolutionizing sustainable living with our LILA composter. 🌱🌎
Stay tuned for more exciting updates and initiatives from VCycene as we work together to make a difference in the world of sustainable living!


When doing container gardening you obviously need a pot. There are different kind of pots that you can buy in garden shops. Some are cheap and some are expensive, especially for the indoor plants. But why not use recycled materials? I will be sharing with you my recycled pots in my garden. Check out the link below for more.


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Belize Land for Sale – Fertile for Organic Farming
MLS # L211305VP
25 ACRES of Fertile & prime developed farm land with jungle reserve.
This 25 acres of prime fertile farm land is your little dream farm or your weekend hobby. Its located just before the Valley of Peace Village in the Cayo District. The property has been partially cleared with a lot of it still in virgin jungle with big trees. Numerous fruit trees have been planted on it already including coconuts, sorel, plums, bananas, plantain, star fruit, mangoes, avocadoes and vegetables such as cucumbers and pumpkins.
There is a small cabin that is being constructed on the property that should be completed very soon. There is a all year round creek that is an excellent water source. There are many hardwood trees in the jungle including Mahogany, Cabbage Bark wood, Cedar, Jobillo, Santa Maria and several others.
There is an abundance of wild animals that trek through the property and some a family of howler monkeys which live in the nearby jungle.
This property requires a 4 WD vehicle during the rainy season. Belmopan with its conveniences such as stores, schools, banks, post office, university, embassies and hospital is only 20 minute drive away.
This is your opportunity to own your farm.


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Experiencing this German Red is like sitting in a deep, luxurious Lazy Boy; you don’t want it to end. The soft sulfurs and rich aromas make you deeply inhale and swirl the flavors around in your head, just because you can… without suffering undue bite or heat. A revelation for those unfamiliar with what real garlic can be, and a garlic powder lover’s dream.
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This Eastern European treasure is a fiery garlic that has outstanding flavour. It has heat when eaten raw and a wonderfully rich, complex garlicky flavour when cooked. It is a top choice for garlic lovers.
Russian Red grows huge bulbs when grown in rich soils with adequate moisture and thrives in Canada’s cold climate. Bulbs have 6 to 10 cloves of medium size. Bulb wrappers range from having a hint of purple to strongly purple depending on local growing conditions.
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Wheat futures up 0.97 pc
New Delhi, Feb 11 (PTI) Wheat futures prices today rose by Rs 15, or 0.97 per cent to Rs 1,560 per quintal, after speculators created huge positions after reports of likely decline in country''s foodgrain production.
At the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, wheat for delivery in February edged up by Rs 15, or 0.97 per cent, to Rs 1,560 per quintal in an open interest of 840 lots.
The wheat for delivery in March gained Re 1, or 0.07 per cent, to Rs 1,457 per quintal, having an open interest in 8,680 lots.
Marketmen said speculative positions created by participants, triggered by reports of country''s foodgrain production is estimated to decline by 3.5 per cent to 250.14 million tonnes in 2012-13 crop year as poor rains have hit rice and coarse cereal crops, influenced wheat prices at futures trade.
In a major setback for the largely closeted homosexual community in India, the Supreme Court said that gay sex between consenting adults is a criminal offence.
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I just purchased a white and red mandevilla. It has blooms but don't open they fall off. I have a red and pink open and they don't have this problem. What could be wrong.
Too much or too little water can cause mandevilla buds to fall off. The soil should be kept consistently moist, but not waterlogged (if the soil gets too soggy there may be a drainage problem with the soil mix). Pest problems can also cause this- check inside and around the flowers for tiny insects such as thrips or aphids.


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The Crop Diagnostic School is designed to refine the diagnostic skills of agronomists and producers involved in field scouting and assessing crop health. This event is organized by Manitoba Agriculture and the University of Manitoba (U of M).
Daily sessions for the 2017 school will be held July 4 to 6 and July 11 to 13. Please register early to ensure your booking.
The Manitoba Crop Diagnostic School has been running since 1996 with approximately 400-500 people attending each year. This comprehensive hands-on approach to learning attracts new and past attendees to take part each year.
Join us for a unique learning environment to help you scout fields and recognize potential problems. You will also get an update on the latest crop management issues. We will have you assessing, scouting, and identifying while giving you a non-biased whole-perspective approach towards farming.
Due to the hands-on training nature of this school, enrolment is limited. To register or for more information, call the Crop Industry Branch at 204-745-5663 in Carman or email us.
Notice of cancellation must be received 48 hours prior to your date of registration or a $35 cancellation fee will be charged.
All workshops are conducted at the Ian N. Morrison Research Farm, the U of M's Carman research facility, located 1.8 km west of Carman, Manitoba on Hwy 245.
"I am very impressed with the individuals and quality of material presented."
"I think it would be advisable to take this school more than once. Excellent school!"
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Last slide show with pictures that I have taken. I may be able to put one together for July. We will see. So that means… I’m finally able to share photos about the rest, write up something, then launch my new blog. Whew!
So really not all that much changes- the dramatic changes from the first year cannot be easily replicated when we are trying to grow biomass. Again, by 2015 we’ll be putting in more woody shrubs and such and we’ll be seeing a much different landscape. Too exciting.
Of course, cover cropping continues. Our addition of some vegetables does well in the new sheet mulched bed. Rapid growth of seeds from the seed bank (ragweed, etc.). Echinacea flowers put on a display and a rose is added to the garden.


On March 9th 2023, the hazelnut exporter associations received the latest report from the agronomist’s team that has been doing harvest estimates for the Black Sea hazelnut exporter association for more than 10 years.
Each season, they make 3 rounds in the same orchards and even in the same branches. The difference in their study is that they do this prediction calculation differently for all sub-varieties.
Every end of February/beginning of March, they count the flowers. In May before the INC congress, we count the flowers which become fruits and finally in July, we count the nuts.
This season, they toured the orchards, from February 16th to March 8th. They visited 90 villages in 14 towns and observed a total of 478 orchards and a count of 1448 tree branches.
The counting was done with the assumption that 75% of the flowers will become nuts. So basically 25% won’t go crazy or fall off due to weather or other conditions like bugs, disease, etc.
They calculated about 540,000 tons in the Eastern Black Sea region and 305,000 tons for the Western Black Sea region, a total of 845,000 tons in hull.
While this is only a calculation based on the count of the flowers and not with the count of the nuts themselves, it can be considered a good sign for the upcoming harvest if everything goes well after that until harvest time.
Election: The upcoming elections are also very important for the hazelnut industry, both in Turkey and abroad. As you may have heard, the elections will take place on May 14th, if they are not concluded, the 2nd round will take place on May 28th. Thus, we will most likely have a new policy on hazelnuts in Turkey, whether current or new. Because, as we are going to approach next season with more than 150 tons of inshell hazelnut stock, the new government must change the current policy for more sales and less stock.
Currency: USD and EUR are both undervalued based on current inflation in Turkey. There must be a correction, but it can only be after the election because now they prefer to put pressure on the currency until the election. This cannot be sustained because Turkey is losing a lot of exports to competition for all kinds of goods and imports are increasing more and our trade deficit ends up increasing.
Ferrero’s competition agency case is still ongoing and we could also see an effect in their purchasing policy next season.
If that crop really gets bigger or around 800,000 tonnes, that would also show us that the crop is getting bigger and bigger and it’s all thanks to better farming operations in the orchards, so there’s a real increase in the productivity of Turkish hazelnuts. . And that could continue as we see more and more growers willing to return to their orchards as they see others earning much more than them.
Market: There was little reaction to this news, but it’s safe to say we’ve seen more sellers, we haven’t seen much price difference yet, as many hold certain stocks with some value in their hand . TMO may not be able to make second round sales from its stock as the current market is currently below its selling prices and it is unlikely to offer lower prices in the market.
Until the new harvest, we believe that election results and currency movements will be more effective on prices and also, for sure, on new demands. Other origins should also prepare for more competition from Turkey in the coming season.
Export: Total recorded export: 186,498 tons for crop year 2022 (from September 1, 2022 to March 10, 2023), it was 229,534 tons for crop year 2021 and 168,532 tons for crop year 2020. We expect that the total export by the end of the season will be around 290-300,000 tons.
This week, the Hazelnut Exporters Associations of Blacksea and Istanbul will jointly hold B2B meetings in New Delhi, India. There will also be a presence at the AAHAR exhibition. India does not import many Turkish hazelnuts yet, in the coming years there will be more promotion activities in India and we hope to increase the export of Turkish hazelnuts to this market rapidly.
Source: Sabirlar Findik IHR LTD STI.


Starting Monday, provincial authorities in Banteay Meanchey and Oddar Meanchey will be able to issue the ‘D form’ needed to obtain certificates of origin (CO) for exports, according to an announcement from the Ministry of Commerce.
Producers, traders and exporters in Banteay Meanchey and Oddar Meanchey will now be able to obtain the form without leaving the province.
The initiative is part of a pilot programme that also includes Palin and Battambang. All the four provinces involved in the programme so far share a border with Thailand, but the government has plans to expand it to other areas of the country in the near future.
“The MoC will delegate the issuance of ‘D forms’ for certificates of origin to other provincial commerce departments across the country soon in order to facilitate business activities and exports,” the announcement said.
“The new arrangement will particularly benefit exporters whose offices are located in the provinces.”
A certificate of origin is an official document used to certify that a product was wholly produced or manufactured in a country. It is generally a key document required by buyers.
Book Laychy, director of Banteay Meanchey’s commerce department, told Khmer Times that producers, traders and exporters in his province will have to wait until late March or early April to apply for the form.
“The issuance of ‘D forms’ for certificates of origin in my province will help producers, traders and exporters reduce costs and save time, as they will no longer have to travel to the capital to obtain the form,” Mr Laychy said.
Khy Maly, sale and export manager of Amru Rice, said the process of securing COs was streamlined with the introduction of an online platform to process applications in November. She said now it only takes five or six days to obtain the form.
“We mainly export rice through the ports in Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville, and we found that the process is now much quicker. Before we used to have to wait up to 10 days,” Ms Maly said.
“The faster we submit the CO form to the ministry, the faster we can start exporting.”
Ho Sivyong, director of the export and import department, told Khmer Times that the programme will include all provinces in the country by 2018, expanding first to those that share a border with Vietnam like Svay Rieng, Prey Veng, Tboung Khmum and Takeo.
“Once all provincial commerce departments can issue CO documents, exporters and producers won’t have to come to the capital to submit their applications, saving them time and resources,” Mr Sivyong said. “It will also facilitate cross-border trade between Cambodia and neighbouring countries.”


Good afternoon. The combines are rolling in Pierre and in Montana this week. I talked to Corey last night and he said they had a good day of cutting in Pierre with about 2000 acres. Zandre and his crew in Montana are also covering much ground. The crops around home are looking good but another inch of rain wouldn’t hurt anyone’s feelings either! Have a great weekend!


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The piñata of flavor
Since we have been trying to offer Zkit Kandy Dream at Kannabia Seed Company, we know that we want to achieve a stable autoflowering version that offers the various organoleptic properties and the same yield. It wasn’t exactly an easy mission, but we did it. We present to you the Zkit Kandy Dream Auto, equally delicious and productive, but with less time and greater reliability. It is the perfect plant!
As you already know, the sweetness of Zkittlez runs through its genetics, one of the sweetest and most gluttonous North American seeds, with a very notable indica thrust, and that characteristic tropical grape and grapefruit flavor. Yes, Zkit Kandy Dream Edition is fast on its own, with a flowering period of no more than 60 days. The autoflowering version is for the most impatient to put the most precious candy in the piñata in their mouths. We have combined this genetics with our best Ruderalis to achieve a stabilization and that it continues to be appetizing. In the taste, we notice more than ever its Grapefruit component. If the mouth is water just describe it.
The creation of this automatic seed compensated a little more for the effect of containing seeds of the sativa plant, including some details in the appearance during its growth as recorded by this subspecies.
How to Zkit Kandy Dream Auto
The feminized marijuana seed from which this wonder comes was reliable and safe. In its autoflowering version it is more resistant. We know many beginners who have kept Zkit Kandy Dream Auto among their first cultivars and have watched with joy as they managed to get where they wanted. It is a plant that easily and with a basic diet produces a lot of resin, so we only recommend it for hobbyists to make extras.
The skin is planted on the inside, as long as we control the height well, and for this it is necessary that we respect the times. Naturally it will reach 1.20 meters. It is a perfect plant to take cuttings and make a dull green SoG. It will only take 70 days for the entire process with standard photoperiods of 18 or 20 hours of light per day and a normal level of nutrients to harvest 600 grams of matter per square meter, which is a lot of grams! The only thing we suggest about the Zkit Kandy Dream Auto is that you also have an activated carbon filter to contain the oil, because you could harass the vet. It smells wonderful, but of course, not everyone has something to taste for.
You can also plant outside, there is a special place, in guerrilla warfare. She will likely grow a bit larger than indoors, around 1.40 meters, with a yield that easily reaches 250 grams per plant if you find a way to grow on the calendar with good sun baths. If planted in March, it will be listed in September.
Taste and effect of Zkit Kandy Dream Auto
As you can imagine, the taste of this autoflowering marijuana seed is very, very sweet, exciting at all times. Fill with fruits of those that do not come daily, such as mango or grapefruit, a little green to make them acidic and refreshing. Its smoke is dense and the aroma in the mouth is very long.
The effect of Zkit Kandy Dream Auto follows its indica dominance, but in its autoflowering version we must decide that it can also be the beginning of a great adventure or a great creation. It has a THC level of 19%, so keep that in mind. It also retains its therapeutic properties to treat stress and moments of greatest nervousness.


Q.I’ve Stored Some Chopped Seaweed For 3 Months In Semi-sealed Black Plastic Bag. Is It Fit To Use On The Garden? It Smells Off
I wonder if anaerobic bacteria has developed. It’s slimy and has a strong smell of both the sea(as expected) and of something rotten. I don’t think a picture is needed.
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If it smells rotten, then I wouldn't recommend using it.This could introduce some soil infections that may be very difficult to get rid of.
It is best to freeze, or compost for long term storage. Unfortunately, I do not think that it would be a good idea to use this batch.
These articles will offer some useful information: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/composting/ingredients/composting-seaweed.htm


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In California’s dairy-rich San Joaquin Valley, Sustainable Conservation and our longtime industry partner California Ag Solutions (CAS) have worked together for years to make “too good to be true” farming outcomes the new norm.
Congrats to Sustainable Conservation’s Ladi Asgill and California Ag Solutions’ Mike Winemiller for receiving the Farmer Technical Support Innovator Award!
Together with speakers from the State Water Resources Control Board, Almond Board of California, and Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, Ashley Boren discussed the future of California water at the Commonwealth Club.
The season of giving is upon us, and this December 1st thousands across the nation will join #GivingTuesday to make the world a better and brighter place. In this spirit, two supporters will match – up to $100,000 – new and increased gifts to Sustainable Conservation!


Here are a few pics of some of the Vietnam terrain that I've been working on. Just generic jungle filler thus far, with some Britannia figs for scale.
First are a few bamboo groves,
Next up are more jungle foliage stands, I need to do maybe 5-6 more batches like this.
And an overall view of the latest batch of stuff:
I'll be working more on the rice paddies and palm tree stands this weekend.


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Its passion for working with nature in order to hand to our children a sustainable, thriving planet for the good of all.
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fastest growing, huge hosta, preferably blue
I've got some new spots available for my hosta beds...need some huge ground hogging hostas to set the stage, so to speak. I am an impatient gardener, so I prefer fast growers for this purpose...I have plenty of misc. perennials/med hostas that I can use to fill in while they grow, but I'd like to get the big ones planted this year.
For this project: Eastern Exposure until perhaps 2 pm...no/minimal shade.
Prefer blues but since I'm doing so much new stuff, feel free to suggest anything that gets really big. I already have about 4 Sum & Substance & 1 Sunpower.
Love pics, too! Thanks everyone!


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Consumers face restrictions on fruit and greens at supermarkets amid dwindling inventory.
A restrict of three has been placed on tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, salad baggage, broccoli, cauliflower and raspberries, Asda introduced right now.
In the meantime, Morrisons mentioned it might be introducing limits of two objects per buyer throughout tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, peppers from Wednesday.
Different grocery store giants are additionally understood to be contemplating related short-term measures.
Retailers are mentioned to imagine the issue is all the way down to a combination of dangerous climate, transport issues and poor yields in Europe and Africa.
It’s hoped that provides will enhance within the subsequent few weeks and clients have been requested to not panic purchase.
Folks throughout the nation have been sharing their frustration on social media in regards to the lack of sure merchandise in retailers.
Posting footage of empty cabinets, one buyer mentioned it ‘was not good enough’, whereas one other requested ‘what’s occurring?’
An Asda spokesman mentioned: ‘Like different supermarkets, we’re experiencing sourcing challenges on some merchandise which might be grown in southern Spain and north Africa.
‘We have introduced a temporary limit of three of each product on a very small number of fruit and vegetable lines, so customers can pick up the products they are looking for.’
Morrisons has pointed to a press release from the British Retail Consortium, which represents UK supermarkets, that blames ‘difficult weather conditions’ for ‘disrupting harvests’.
‘While disruption is expected to last a few weeks, supermarkets are adept at managing supply chain issues and are working with farmers to ensure that customers are able to access a wide range of fresh produce’, Andrew Opie, director of meals and sustainability, mentioned.
Growers and suppliers in Morocco have needed to take care of chilly temperatures, heavy rain, flooding and cancelled ferries over the previous three to 4 weeks – all of which have affected the quantity of fruit reaching Britain.
Manufacturing issues in Morocco started in January with unusually chilly night-time temperatures that affected tomato ripening.
These have been compounded by ferry cancellations as a result of dangerous climate, hitting lorry deliveries.
Provides from Britain’s different main winter supply, Spain, have additionally been badly affected by climate.
Some producers have additionally reported having to chop again on their use of greenhouses as a result of larger electrical energy costs.
UK producers are starting to maneuver into their rising season, which is anticipated to ease the long run state of affairs.
Grocery store bosses are what options can be found to supply from Spain and northern Africa.
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There is a lot of action in sugar off late. The domestic sugar sector has generated a lot of interest. The lower sugar production in the country has everybody guessing about sugar exports, whether the current restrictions will continue or the Government will allow some amount of sugar to be exported.
There is a lot of uncertainty in the sugar mills at this point as the Government is yet to announce feed-stock wise ethanol procurement price for the new Ethanol Supply Year (ESY) 2023-24 which began on November 1st 2023. A clear price indication is helpful for the sugar mills to plan their sugar and ethanol product strategy, especially in a year when sugar prices are well supported. The Ethanol Blending Programme is a national agenda, and as ‘Urja Data’, the sugar mills have to supply ethanol for blending purposes, which would require Government support and handholding. I feel the Government should announce ethanol prices at the earliest and without any further delay. This is the need of the hour to ensure another smooth ESY.
The Government on November 14, announced the second tranche of the November sugar sell quota for mills and also allowed the extension of the first tranche of 15 LMT till the month-end. The question remains whether the allocation of 8 LMT for the rest of November would be enough to cater to the demand, as the country continues to be in the festive mode.
As the new sugar season has started from October 1st 2023, the sugar mills in UP, Maharashtra, Karnataka etc. have started their cane crushing operations. In another week, the crushing will gain momentum. The new sugar produced will be added to the pipeline, which will ease the country’s overall sugar stock positions.
Even though there is sufficient sugar in the country, we have to keep in mind that it is just about enough to meet domestic demands. As per AgriMandi.Live Research, the total sugar production in the current season is estimated to be at 29.8 MMT (after factoring in sugar diversion for ethanol production of around 4.0-4.2 MMT).
The carried forward sugar stock from 2022-23 SS is 5.7 MMT. Hence the total sugar
availability is around 35.5 MMT (estimated sugar production + carried forward). If we
consider the expected sugar consumption at about 28.2 MMT. This leaves behind
net sugar availability at around 7.3 lakh tons, which will be required to be carried
forward in the next sugar season to meet the normative sugar requirement of 6 MMT.
One has to give a lot of credit to the Government for managing the sugar prices well within the comfort zone when international sugar prices are on fire. The timely release of the monthly sugar sale quota in tranches has helped in managing the festival month demand of October and November.
The International Sugar Organization (ISO) has recently released a report which should be a balm for the heated prices. The global sugar deficit is narrowed 0.33 million metric tonnes (MMT), lower than the previous estimate of 2.11 MMT. The improvement comes on the back of better cane crops in Brazil, which will offset some of the losses in India.
However, it is just the beginning of the sugar season in India. There is a lot more in store as we move ahead. Keep watching this space.
For further inquiries or to contact Uppal Shah, Editor-in-Chief, please send an email to Uppal@chinimandi.com.


Communal Shamba Coffee was established by young Tanzanian couple, Keremba and Mkunde, with a vision to facilitate transparent trade of green beans from smallholder farmers in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands.
We first met the couple at a Five Senses' curated cupping in Australia and learnt of Keremba's passion for agricultural development which he has now put to practice with the founding of Communal Shamba Coffee in Mbeya, Tanzania.
His wife, Mkunde, is a health and medical researcher who has worked on multiple projects in Mbeya to improve local healthcare and facilities. Now combining their talents, this social enterprise aims to be a catalyst for lasting social change throughout their local community.
Founded in 2017, Communal Shamba Coffee is the only government recognised and registered producer in Tanzania to practice natural processing coffee. It is also only on it's second harvest, producing a tonne of green coffee which Common Man Coffee Roasters and Five Senses Coffee have bought in it's entirety. We're hoping to see this amount increase tenfold this year and look forward to bringing you many delicious brews from this exciting producer!
Flavours of orange chocolate, tangerine and blueberries with a medium-light body and sweet aftertaste
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Friendly folks in the office, and very accommodating with my husband's miscalculations of our yard (we had to have not one, not two, but three batches of sod). Their staff were friendly (although we struggled with communication because of a language barrier) and seemed to do good work. Yard prep was pretty good. Overall, a good company and a fair price for the product.
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Great experience. They quoted me the best price of the several places I called. I ordered over the phone - dealt with 2 different employees; both were professional and friendly. Sod showed up on time two mornings later looking fresh and quality. A month later, it is still looking great. We are first time homeowners and will definitely use Korby Sod again when we move up to our next home. Quality local business. It was an easy and to-the-point transaction.
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The team at Korby Sod was so easy to work with. They provided multiple quotes, sod recomendations and accomidated our schedule change. Install for our residence is Saturday, yet another "above and beyond: accomidation. Thank you Korby Sod - will certainly recommend your company!
I called Korby sod to ask if they had any cut sod available for purchase at their office. Megan the secretary said yes, we had sod but we will have to cut if for you. (I was expecting the sod to be rolled up hanging out at the office for a couple of days.) I ordered 16 rolls to do some patchwork in my lawn. I came out a couple hours later to my freshly cut sod. As most people know laying sod is tricky but having freshly cut sod makes for a better transition to your lawn! Awesome job Korby Sod! A side note- learn from my mistake- don't put Weed and Feed down... it killed 1/3 of my lawn... hence the patchwork...:( Sarah Van Diepen
I have had sod installed in Northern Colorado and in the past, I was pleased with the work and the outcome. However, after having sod installed in my residence in Fort Collins by Korby Sod, I have to say that the result far exceeded my expectations. First, the quality of the sod was superb. The crew arrived in a timely fashion and took ample time to prepare the area, removing weeds, adding mulch, leveling the land, etc. The prep work was far better than what I have seen from other installers. Next, the sod was laid according to the plan that I described, except that, the expert sod layers made the finished product look better than I had drawn. I cannot express how pleased my family and friends are with the result! It looks like Disneyland. Now, we need to add mulch and other landscaping features around the grassy areas to create a finished look. We will have to up our game to match the quality that Korby Sod's crew provided. Finally, I want to say that it was a pleasure working with the front office. Kyle was very helpful and answered all my questions prior to the job, and Kyle and his colleagues followed up with me after the job to make sure everything was to my satisfaction. Thank you very much! I have already recommended Korby Sod to others in my neighborhood.
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Great, fast service and quality sod. Nice people and easy to work with. Nice to do business locally.
Overall would recommend this company. Was very pleased that I was able to call on Friday and was able to pick it up on Saturday morning for a large order. The price was also much better than a lot of the surrounding farms. The only reason I gave a 4 instead of 5 star review is a couple of the sod rolls were not in the best shape and there seemed to be some rolls that have pasture grass instead of the blue grass. The guy who loaded our truck couldn't speak English, so it made it hard to communicate. Was pleased in the end and am enjoying our nice, beautiful back yard!


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You keep your "frost" up there for the time being, will ya?.
Eeeeek! First frost already? I'm in denial, but my plants are all dead. I should just get real.
Won't it be great when Global Warming finally kicks in? Plants will still be thriving this time of year.
For some reason, the kale is still doing okay, as is the mint and thyme. Granted, that was yesterday afternoon. Another good hard frost ought to take them out.
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It is definitely summertime here. We had our first 8 tons of hay delivered Monday evening so Tom and his brother got to stack it in the hay barn while I was at work. So I come home to the sight of animal food security for the winter and the sweet small of fresh hay!
We are starting to dismantle the roof of our old animal barn. Of course it is quite hot out, and the metal roof is particularly searing. Tom removed about half of what needs to come off so good progress despite the heat.
And I had to admire the summer sheep. Their wool is coming in nicely, and they are plump with green grass pasture. A pretty view for me!
Now it is time to shuck peas!
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I am on my 6th apotforpot kit, first 5 have been 2 gallon pots, 4th one in a 5 gallon. The first 4 plants all faded down the stretch as if they were underfed. I added 1/4 strength nutes after week 4 on plant #3, and ended up burning it. I stopped with the nutrients on #4, and it too faded down the stretch.
After much research (reading and visual diagnosis), I have come to the conclusion that my plants have suffered from Ca and/or Mg deficiencies. I use bottled water with 0 PPM. With plant #5 (about 3 weeks old now), I have begun supplementing with 2 ml/gal of calimagic from GH to make up for the minerals missing from my water. With plant #6, I washed and buffered the coco coir beforehand. The plant hasn’t yet been transplanted from the Jiffy peat pod, but I’m hoping that this will help.
Has anyone else had Ca-Mg issues with apotforpot plants? Buffered the coco before planting? Everything I’ve read abouit coco coir suggests that buffering the coco and supplementing with Ca-Mg is needed.
Incidentally, the camera on my phone isn;t working so I can’t upload pics at the moment. But all the classic signs of Ca-Mg deficiency are there - yellowing, brown spots, purple stems, etc.
Appreciate any feedback.