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SA South East / Vic West Wimmera Cropwalk October 9th, 2019
This year SADGA will be collaborating with The MacKillop Group and enabling attendees from across the region to view trials and hear speakers from the various sites. Starting with a BBQ luncheon at Wolseley Community & Recreation Centre and finishing with BBQ at Alwyn Dyer’s. The day will be full of facts findings and fellowship together with a first hand look at 3 new durum varieties being released on the day.
Key topics to be seen and heard on the day are:
- New varieties released by Durum Breeders and AGT
- MFMG Elders Oats and Durum Trials
- NVT Trial Tour
- Uni of Adelaide Trial Tour
- Eurofins Trial Tour
- Seed Terminator tyre kicker.
Mid North – Roseworthy Cropwalk was held September 11th, 2019
Key topics delivered on the day were:
- The release of 3 New Durum Varieties
- SAGIT Nitrogen Use Efficiency
- Crown Rot
- NUFARM New Knockdown Trials
- GRDC Sodic Trial and SAGIT Drone Project
- GRDC Barley Malt Flavour Project
- AGT Research Facility Tour
So you couldn’t make it, click on the link below and you see what we got up to!
Click here for MEDIA RELEASE for Mid North Roseworthy Cropwalk approved for use.
Both programs are subject to change without notice, for enquiries call
Deb Baum 0481 322 821 SADGAsecretary@gmail.com


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When you are looking for the best way to start building your own Raised Bed Garden, there are a few things you should keep in mind. There are many different types of gardening projects that you can try. However, most are really quite labor intensive and time consuming. If you want to have your garden done in under 30 minutes, then go ahead and build your garden using the free Raised Bed Garden Plans that you have. These are very convenient because you can just print them out and bring them home, and then start working on them.
You will need to determine exactly what you would like in your Raised Bed Garden. Some people want their gardens to be just as much of a center piece as a patio as you would have at your house. You also want to decide if you want your garden to be in a natural setting or if you would like it in an urban setting. You also need to decide on the plants that you would like to use for your garden.
The most important thing that you want to remember when you begin designing your garden is that it should have a sense of coherence. This means that everything should fit together in one way or another. You do not want any parts to look out of place or make a total mess.
If you are looking for free Raised Bed Garden Plans, you should search for them online. Once you find them, read over them and find out if they are really the right ones for your needs. Many of the sites you will find online will actually allow you to get a free quote on the project so that you can see what it will cost you to get started.
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In 2018, Amanda Mpabanga became part of Mabogo Dinku Agricultural Cooperative, an urban farm where she grows vegetables such as spinach, beetroot, spring onions, and green beans. Amanda’s farm is 37.2 hectares, but 26.9 hectares of that is arable land.
Mabogo Dinku Agricultural Cooperative currently has six tunnels with a size of 250 square meters each. “We supply spinach and spring onion to FoodLovers in Greenstone and only spring onion to Pick n Pay in Brits.”
Amanda believes in Sustainable Development. “I have always been a vegetable gardener, but in a very limited space. I then decided to become a farmer to supply my family and others with fresh vegetables and make a living out of it as well.”
Amanda currently employs seven people and hopes to employ more as the business grows.
“I love the process of growing food from seed to consumable product. The science of seed sprouting, germinating and becoming a product to be consumed is what excites me about urban farming.”
“People believe that I am rich, which is one of the stereotypes about being a farmer. This is not the case, as the business has expenses to be paid on a regular basis.” Also, people think that being a farmer means wearing overalls and gumboots. “I often get people asking me “You a farmer?” when I introduce myself because I look different to what they think farmers are supposed to look like.”
Amanda is part of the 2019 SAB Urban Agriculture Programme, where she hopes to learn how to be consistent in supplying good quality produce and to build a strong rapport with her customers.
Now in its second year, the Urban Agriculture programme invests in high potential farming businesses, by integrating technology solutions that will grow the businesses and create lasting employment.
The 15-month business development programme provides participants with technical and operational training, hydroponic infrastructure investment, industry-based mentorship, as well as market access.
Some info on SAB Kickstart
Powered by SAB’s flagship youth entrepreneurship programme, SAB KickStart, the Urban Agriculture programme, which aims to identify and invest hydroponic technology into high potential farming businesses, has announced nine finalists who will receive training and investment to grow their farming businesses.
With Stats SA in October revealing that unemployment was at its highest level in 11 years, the programme aims to help create jobs through youth owned farms. Black African women are the most vulnerable, facing an unemployment rate of 34.5%, compared to black men with an unemployment rate of 31.3%. “We are happy that five out of the nine finalists are young black women,” said Phumzile Chifunyise, Enterprise Development Manager, SAB and AB InBev Africa.
An Enterprise Development programme, SAB KickStart is aimed at youth entrepreneurs aged 18 and 35. The programme has been running since 1995 to develop, invest, and grow revenue generating youth businesses in order to create jobs. Now in its second year, the Urban Agriculture programme invests in high potential farming businesses, by advancing farming businesses with technology that will grow the businesses and create lasting employment.
“As an organisation that is imbedded in agriculture, our intention is
to attract young people to the sector by alleviating the high barriers
to entry such as technical and operational resources.”
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Made with a blend of olives: ogliarola, coratina, peranzana.
These are the 3 main cultivars produced in Apulia. The ogliarola cultivar is produced in Brindisi, north of Bari. Its taste is sweet, with an aftertaste of almonds and a tenuous "tingling". The peranzana cultivar is produced mainly in Foggia. Its taste is fruity, with an aftertaste of fresh tomatoes. The mix of the 3 is an amazing explosion of taste!
Match: use this oil in your everyday life, to season, to cook, to add an extra taste to your bread or salads!


It's officially autumn on Thursday and the field has started to fade looking very battered & tired. The storms this month have really fast-forwarded the end of the season, not letting me coax on my last plantings for as long as I'd hoped. For the most part it does feel like the end of the season for me, I might have enough for a few more small weeks of HokoLoko, but otherwise it's time to start working on next season.
Nevertheless I've learnt so much in a short space of time, so things should be steadily improving from next season onwards. Though it will probably take me a few seasons to really feel like I've got things down & reliable, but the journey has began!


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Asparagus fern, of which there are many kinds, is related to the favorite springtime vegetable, and you'll notice that new shoots look like skinny asparagus spears. The most frequently used ornamental one is called A. sprengeri.
Description of asparagus fern: New asparagus growth expands to form feathery, branched shoots 1 to 2 feet long. From a small plant in spring with 3 to 4 stems, at summer's end up to 10 or more billowing stalks emerge from pots or containers.
Growing asparagus fern: Key factors to good growth include moderate water, a rich, well-drained soil, and full sunlight. Asparagus fern will tolerate low light (even existing satisfactorily as a house-plant), but growth will be diminished. Asparagus fern is a gross feeder; at planting use a slow-release fertilizer lasting summer long or feed weekly with a water-soluble fertilizer mixed at half the recommended strength.
Propagating asparagus fern: By seed (must be fresh) or by division. It's most readily available as started plants.
Uses for asparagus fern: Asparagus fern is primarily used as a filler plant in containers of mixed flowers growing during the summer. It works in wall boxes, hanging baskets, window boxes, and planters of all kinds. Asparagus fern also grows well in partially shaded ground beds, alone, or intermixed with larger, shade-tolerant flowers such as tuberous begonias, Because asparagus fern is a vigorous plant, combine with plants of some stature so they are not overpowered.
Asparagus fern related varieties: Several other asparagus relatives are also used as ornamentals. A. densiflorus Myers is a selection with stiff, upright growth like foxtails. A. asparagoides, the florist's smilax, is sometimes planted in flowering containers. Leaves are coarser, and it is a definite trailer.
Scientific name of asparagus fern: Asparagus densiflorus
In the next section, we'll show you why the asparagus fern also makes a popular house plant. Learn more about the best conditions for growing the asparagus fern indoors -- and how to care for this attractive house plant.
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Bountiful Beargrass Bloom This Year
Say that five times fast... "bountiful beargreass bloom". It's true though, this year there is a ton of beargrass in bloom.
3,000 to 8,000 feet above sea level is when and where beargrass can bloom. They say the right mix of elevation, temp and shade can make it prosper but I found more bloomed in the sunnier areas but did see a ton of just-starting-to-bloom ones in the shade.
it is known for blooming mainly in Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. Some are even saying it's the best beargrass bloom in decades.
Seeleylake.com has an article on this years beargrass bloom. "
Bears eat the tender leaf shoots in early spring but by summer those leaves get tough with sharp edges and the only ones brave enough to eat them are mountain goats" says Randi de Santa Anna.
I saw a ton out this weekend!
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That coops got wheels!
This week we are highlighting the finishing of our first mobile chicken coop! Thus far our breeding groups have been in separate stationary coops around the property with fenced off pasture but now they will be on the move ensuring that they get the freshest pasture possible. One trailer down, two more to go!
More Photos of the inside space saving design to come but for now please enjoy the cuteness of our littlest farm hand helping with the finishing touches 🙂


Shares of fertilizer firms jumped in early trading on Thursday, after the Union Cabinet approved the proposal to continue the ongoing urea subsidy scheme from 2017 to 2020.
On BSE, Shares of Coromandel International Ltd, flagship company of Chennai-based Murugappa Group rose over 3% to ₹516.85. National Fertilizer Ltd rose nearly 5% to ₹59.05, Chambal Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd rose 2.25% to ₹165.70, Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd rose over 4% to ₹79.80 in the opening trade.
On Wednesday, the Cabinet had approved the proposal by the Department of Fertilizers to continue the ongoing urea subsidy scheme from 2017 to 2020. The estimated cost of this would be ₹1,64,935 crore, the government said.


The objective is to develop a secure and trusted data space to allow the agricultural sector to share and access data transparently, enabling an increase in its economic and environmental performance. The data space is expected to facilitate the sharing, processing and analysis of production data, open data and other public data. Production data supplemented by publicly held data will present new opportunities for monitoring and optimising the use of natural resources and will contribute to achieving the objectives of the Green Deal and Common Agricultural Policy.
A preparatory action for the data space for agriculture was launched under the Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) on 17 November 2021. This will be implemented through a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) that will explore possible options and conceptual approaches for the future deployment of this data space involving stakeholders and Member States.
This information session organised by the Commission, namely the Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content & Technology (DG CONNECT) and the Directorate-General for Agriculture & Rural Development (DG AGRI), provided details of the preparatory action that was launched in “DIGITAL Call 1”, the first call under the first Work Programme of the Digital Europe Programme, which opened on 17 November 2021. The session provided the opportunity to discuss for instance, programme-technical questions, such as eligibility, or aspects related to the possible scope of the action. Moreover, the session gave an opportunity for matchmaking of potential consortium partners.
The event took place on 2 December from 9:30-12:00. Further details on the workshop are available after the launch of the DIGITAL call from 17 November 2021 on the tenders portal. Read more about the Work Programme here.


Ornamental Potato Vine Disease
I have black potato vine with small growths on the leaves. There are tiny white raised spots on the leaves. You can feel them with your fingers on both top and bottom of the leaf. They cannot be brushed or rubbed off. They are stuck very well to the leaf and seem to collect near the veins. Spraying them with a baking soda mixture appears to help a bit. I would like to know what this is, what causes it and how to get rid of it.
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It sounds like it could be white rust, edema or a fungus of some type. Here is more information: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/disease/white-rust-disease.htm (uncommon in ornamental sweet potatoes but not unheard of), https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/sweet-potato/sweet-potato-with-white-leaves.htm It may help to treat the plant with a fungicide, like neem oil, to treat any fugal issues or even insect pests that may be affecting it.


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Black sea wheat prices revise upward — Agritel
Black Sea wheat prices are progressing significantly in FOB, CPT or EXW-farm basis due to the rally observed both on Euronext and in Chicago, Agritel reports.
"Now, Black Sea origins are showing increased competitiveness with European origins, estimated at 10 $/t FOB basis and are well positioned on the international market," the report reads.
It is noted that exporters will revise their prices up.
In the week of Mar. 14-20, staple grains shipment in Ukrainian seaports amounted to 1.18 mln t, 26% higher from the previous week's volumes (933 mln t, as provided by the figures updated).


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With hardly any previous veg-growing experience and even less time, when Gardener's World design guru Joe Swift decided to take on a 250 sq metre allotment in north London, some people thought he was mad. But with hard work and dedication, in less than a year Joe created his very own urban oasis and a source of delicious, fresh, organic produce for himself and his family.
In this book Joe takes us through every stage of his education as an allotment gardener, from putting his name on the council waiting list to harvesting his first crops. He reveals everything he's learned about acquiring a plot, clearing the site, planning the beds, and planting, nurturing and protecting his fruit and vegetables. All the techniques he has mastered are described and illustrated, step by step.
Joe also introduces us to his Veg Heroes like Monty Don and Geoff Hamilton - fellow plot-holders with years of experience and the crops to show for it - who inspired Joe to take up veg growing in the first place. And he shares with us his enjoyment of allotment gardening, the combination of hard work, fresh air and a sense of community that makes his plot such a special place to be.
Whether you are an established allotment gardener or are thinking of putting your name down for a plot, Joe's Allotment will provide you with a wealth of advice and inspiration.
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The ultimate allotment handbook from Gardeners' World's Joe Swift.About the Author:
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- How many types of HMC are there?
- What issues could producers face making HMC?


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A delegation of the Dutch government and a cluster of private companies and vocational education institutes in the Netherlands have formally joined forces to facilitate the growing dairy sector in Sri Lanka. All parties signed a public–private partnership (PPP) during the official trade mission taking place in Sri Lanka from November 28 – December 1, 2016 in presence of the Honourable Secretary to the Ministry of Livestock Development Ms. Renuka Ekanayake, and Her Excellency Ms. Joanne Doornewaard the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
The Sri Lankan government has expressed the ambition to reduce the import of milk powder and become self-sufficient in dairy production by 2020. In order to develop a socially and economically viable dairy sector in Sri Lanka, the entire chain in the sector needs to grow significantly.
Sri Lankan Dutch Dairy Solutions
The Dutch partnership hopes to contribute to the Sri Lankan ambitions with a strong focus on a chain approach, and by combining innovative technology with vocational education and training. The Dutch cluster aims for sustainable solutions by creating long-term business partnerships that are commercially viable for the sectors in both countries.
Like in Sri Lanka, family farming has been the backbone of the dairy industry in the Netherlands for the last decades. This makes the Netherlands an ideal partner to contribute to the further development of the dairy sector in Sri Lanka. The Family farm proved to be a success model as the Netherlands now is a world leader in dairy production and technology.
And, of course, this is where Wellant’s advice, help and knowledge are greatly appreciated; Wellantcollege, one of the most leading educational institutes in dairy farming in the centre of Holland. Wellant did not choose for the approach of supporting financially, but is an advocate for a long lasting cooperation instead of a ‘hit-and-run’ solution.
Jan Jeronimus, representing Wellantcollege, was therefor very pleased to sign the agreement hoping for a very fruitful collaboration.


Sustainable farming • Locally grown food • Zero-waste packaging • Joy of cooking and eating together • Nutrition • Delicious food • Convenience • Communities • Affordability
These are some of the things we care about deeply. And with the support of the amazing Austin community, we have been able to bring them all together with Lettuce ATX!
Lettuce got its start in beautiful Austin, Texas in 2016 when entrepreneur Yogesh Sharma, an avid amateur backyard farmer and a recent transplant from San Francisco, was on a long run and gawking at the huge open space around the city – almost all of it growing grass. He had always been curious about why local food wasn’t a bigger part of the modern food ecosystem. And right there, all around him was the solution – plenty of good dirt, sun and water to grow food that could feed cities.
After a couple of years of learning, adapting and nearly shutting down, Lettuce is driving forward under the leadership of well-known restauranteur Glynn Broussard, to accomplish it’s mission to bring healthy, local, sustainable food in delightful, easy and affordable ways, to people in Austin and around.
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Great Resources - Unused
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It is built into everything we do, how we do it and why. From where we source materials to what we plant and everything in between.
The one area where human progress has resulted in poorer quality, is one of the most important of them all – food. We exist to correct that.
We respect nature and strive to improve our understanding of it and the evolution that has taken place over millions of years.
We use science to learn about the complex processes of nature and seek to harness the collective efforts of the scientific community.
We develop and deploy leading-edge technologies that improve quality, yields, customer experience, and reduce our prices.
Our goal is to make high quality food more affordable for everyone. We look to partner with various organizations to make this happen.
We strive to stimulate social connections within and across communities through the growing and sharing of food.
The Lettuce model is a shift in the way food is grown and distributed:
Chemical fertilizers + pesticides
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Lettuce’s team is comprised of chefs, urban farmers, technologists, chefs, designers and operational experts. Though we were founded in and are headquartered in beautiful Austin, Texas, Lettuce has a decentralized management structure and processes that enables it to sprout and grow networks in any part of the U.S.
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Net soybean export sales for the week of Feb. 13 were 494,277 MT, down 23 percent week over week. Reductions were minimal for the second week in a row. China’s soybean purchases fell to just 11,500 MT, and the country’s outstanding sales were only 416,000 MT. Total outstanding sales for 2019/20 were 5.04 MMT, down 63 percent from last season to date.
Weekly exports rose 57 percent from the previous week, to 957,812 MT. Major destinations were China (269,500 MT), Mexico (139,900 MT), and Japan (104,600 MT). Cumulative exports rose to 28.41 MMT (1.04 billion bushels), still up 22 percent from last season to date, but the YOY margin of growth has been slipping since the beginning of February.
Total U.S. soybean commitments for 2019/20 were 33.45 MMT as of Feb. 13, 69 percent of USDA’s projected 48.68 MMT. The ratio of commitments to the season total is more usually around 80 percent at this time of year.
Brazil is expecting to export 9.0 MMT of soybeans this month, according to CONAB, an increase of 80 percent from February 2019. The value of the Brazilian real is declining against the dollar, boosting the competitiveness of Brazilian soybeans in the world market.
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NOTE: The Aug. 10 print edition of the Gilroy Dispatch issued the incorrect date for the local nonprofit fundraising day at the farmers market. The correct date is Aug. 19.
The Gilroy Farmers’ Market will host a fundraising day for local nonprofits on Sunday, Aug. 19 at the market, which regularly takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays on the corner of Monterey and Seventh streets.
Representatives from 10 local nonprofits will be on hand to share their mission, offer outreach and fundraise for their cause. The regular market will also feature 20 produce and artisan vendors selling a cache of goodies that includes, to name just a handful of examples: Fresh melon, handmade Manzanita wood necklaces, heirloom tomatoes, local honey, juicy strawberries, fluffy homemade scones, goat milk soaps and lotions, roasted garlic hummus, purple carrots, plant starters from the Gilroy Demonstration Garden and tons more. Come check it out and stock your fridge with locally-grown goodness.
“Our small farmers really need your help,” wrote Market Manager Kersty Daniels. “They are really working hard to establish themselves in the market. Please remember to stop by one of their booths and take home a little something special. Give them your support.”
Musician Jake Pierre will be providing entertainment Sunday and making his debut at the market.
Stay up to date with the Gilroy Farmers’ Market by following their blog.


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During the ins 2014 there has in fact been an adjustment towards mechanization and also homogenization of farming, which uses pesticides, ingredients, herbicides, fabricated fertilizers and mass-production methods. All this is clearly affecting the human race's wellness, and also brand-new illness are spreading rapidly among people as well as pets (bird's flu being the most recent one). The World Health Organization creates records to disclose how the use chemicals as well as various other products on food, coupled with the manufacturing procedures entailed, are in fact a threat for our health.
If you have area for a few pots or even a tiny piece of land, it is a smart decision to grow your very own organic vegetable yard. Today I'm offering you with seven reasons for doing this:
1. You will certainly have no components in your veggies. Research by healthy food associations has really revealed that ingredients in our food can create heart diseases, osteoporosis, migraines and attention deficit disorder. There will be no pesticides or synthetic fertilizers used. These chemical products are applied to obtain crops all the moment no matter bothers or weather, and affect the top quality of the veggies.
2. Your vegetables will not be genetically customized (GM). Hormones, antibiotics and drugs are made use of on veggies to grow a lot more and larger ones. One of the consequences of this practice are veggies which look all the are usually unappetizing as well as exact same. We wind up consuming the hormones that have been used on the vegetables, with the potential threats for our health.
3. Eating your very own organic veggies will be much more healthy for you. They will certainly not consist of any of the products or chemicals called above, as well as they will certainly be much more natural than any ones you would certainly locate at the grocery store. Because you will then know that absolutely nothing has in fact been added to your veggies, your health and wellness will not be at threat.
4. Your very own all-natural veggies will be even more tasty. Making use of chemicals, artificial plant foods, hormonal agents and antibiotics make vegetables expand unnaturally as well as take the taste far from them. With natural vegetables, your cooking will be enhanced as their flavour will disclose completely.
5. Natural farming gets on to the environment. You will certainly not harm the soil or the air with the chemical aspects Because you will certainly not make use of chemicals or other likewise harmful products on your veggies.
6. When you grow your own all-natural vegetables you are contributing to your own self-sustainability and also the sustainability of the world. Little neighborhoods have actually been founded where members exchange items that they grow naturally, therefore adding to create a pleasant and better place for all of us. In the end, taking in natural products only suggests that we do not add anything else to them than they would certainly naturally have. As you can assume, ingredients, plant foods, pesticides or hormonal representatives are not elements of normally expanded food. To far better look after your health and wellness, expanded your very own organic vegetables -and also a number of pots is all you require.
Hormonal agents, prescription anti-biotics and also drugs are made use of on vegetables to grow more and also larger ones. We end up consuming the hormones that have actually been made use of on the vegetables, with the potential hazards for our health and wellness.
Consuming your very own natural veggies will be much more healthy for you. Because you will certainly not make use of pesticides or other similarly harmful products on your vegetables, you will certainly not harm the soil or the air with the chemical components.
When you grow your very own organic veggies you are contributing to your very own self-sustainability and also the sustainability of the planet.
One of the effects of this practice are vegetables which look all the very same and are usually tasteless. We wind up consuming the hormones that have actually been made use of on the veggies, with the potential hazards for our health and wellness.
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Ukraine's agricultural exports under a key grain deal reached 3.9 million tons, the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority said Monday.
So far, a total of 169 ships have left Ukraine's Black Sea ports for countries in Asia, Europe and Africa under the deal signed in July in Türkiye.
On Monday alone, four ships loaded with more than 178,000 tons of foodstuffs departed from the ports of Odesa and Pivdenny.
On July 22, Ukraine and Russia separately signed a deal with Türkiye and the United Nations in Istanbul to resume food and fertilizer shipments from Ukrainian ports to international markets via the Black Sea.
On Aug. 1, the first cargo vessel carrying grain after the breakout of the Russia-Ukraine conflict left Odesa for the port of Tripoli in Lebanon.
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Nicaragua’s premier coffee region is the Nueva Segovia, notably around Cordillera de Dipilto to Jalapa, the mountainous region that runs along the Honduran border and is renowned for producing Cup of Excellence winning lots. The high altitude, excellent climatic conditions and close proximity to the mills all contribute to the exceptional quality of the coffee.
Roger Peralta and his family have owned the beautiful 80 hectare Finca La Argentina since 1920. It is located a steep 30-minute drive from the local mill town of Ocotal (Nueva Segovia’s capital), deep in the stunning mountain forest where many varieties of indigenous tree and types of flora and fauna flourish, providing ample shade for the Caturra, Catuai and Javanica that grows there.
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Master Gardeners Plant Sale
BATON ROUGE- It's time for another Louisiana spring tradition to bloom. The Master Gardeners Spring Plant Sale is this Saturday at Burden, just off Essen Lane.
Cathy Mayer and Donna Montgomery stopped by 2une In this morning to tell us all about the unique plants the sale has to offer.
The event will feature a Louisiana Super Plant booth for the first time. Louisiana Super Plants are plants that will grow especially well throughout the year in our state's climate.
A lot of Master Gardeners will be at the sale to answer questions about gardening, or the variety of plants and how to get the most out of them. In addition to the Master Gardeners there will also be a plant health clinic and a butterfly exhibit.
After the plant sale there will be a butterfly class held at the Goodwood library.
The Master Gardeners is a volunteer group that's associated with the LSU Ag Center.
The plant sale will take place this Saturday at 8 a.m.
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Keeping up with gardening tasks in the summer can be a task in itself. Rainy weather one day, sun the next, and unpredictable storms sometimes make planning ahead impossible. Here are some tips to keep you on track.
Baby steps. Like many projects, gardening projects often take more time and effort than planned. It's easy to get in over your head. The key is to break projects down into manageable chunks. Instead of creating that huge bed in your front yard, maybe start with a tree some perennials, and a few annuals. Then, expand it a little bit more next year.
It's also important to prioritize gardening tasks. I try to prioritize the three key tasks: pest management, harvesting, and planting. It's easy to prioritize planting over other tasks. Planting is fun! However, those potato beetles need dealt with before they become a bigger problem.
A watering schedule is a must when it comes to maintaining a beautiful landscape. Skipping watering a hanging basket for a couple really hot days can be disastrous. Watering is one of those things that is unique to the needs of your landscape and garden. However, there are some tools every gardener can use to make watering easier. For example, drip irrigation and a timer can help a great deal if you have large beds.
Automation is something that we use every day at Bob's to care for our 20+ acres of greenhouses. With new home automation systems available, it is now technology the average homeowner can use to keep their gardens running efficiently. There are even water valves on the market now that use local weather data to water only when needed.
Finally, relax! Gardening is hard work, but it is also rewarding work. In today's world many of us spend our days working on intangible, abstract things. Even this blog post is just a bunch of electrons floating around in "the cloud". Gardening is real. You get to see the literal fruits of your labor.


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U.S. Senators Mike Crapo (R-ID) and Jim Risch (R-ID) want the federal government to be more aggressive in opening the market for U.S. potatoes in Mexico. They joined seven other senators Thursday in urging federal trade and agriculture agencies to push Mexico on the issue.
Mexico currently limits imports of fresh U.S. potatoes within 13-miles of the border. Efforts have been underway since 2003 to do away with that restriction. The Mexican government, though, has resisted. It cites pest concerns.
Lindsay Northern is a spokesman for Senator Crapo. He says there’s little scientific basis for that claim. "Independent review folks have looked at this and they say there’s really very little concern over pests."
Nearly $30 million worth of fresh U.S. potatoes are exported to Mexico every year. Mexico is Idaho’s second largest market for ag exports.
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Mexican Berry Exports Grew 8.78% YoY
In the first half of 2022, Mexican berry exports increased by 8.78% from the same period in 2021. Mexico is the second country with the highest profitability in berries, just behind China. The increasing exports are attributed to a rise in global demand for Mexican berries.
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Weather could hurt OH maple syrup production
Ohio's maple syrup experts are concerned that above-average temperatures and the delay in seasonal weather could result in statewide production that would be lower than the 100,000 gallons or more reported each of the past two years.
The Willoughby News-Herald reported that experts in the field are concerned that this year's total could mirror the 65,000 gallons produced in 2010. Production statewide rose to 125,000 gallons in 2011 and reached 100,000 gallons last year.
An agent with Ohio State University's Geauga County Extension Service said more production might not occur until well into March. But he doesn't expect lower production to result in higher costs for syrup in the state. He said about half of what is sold in Ohio is imported from New England and other areas.


Spring arrives April 29 & 30, 2017
Garden Show 2017 planning is underway for a fantastic celebration of gardening in April.
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Did you know? The Horticultural Society offers educational programs throughout the year to keep Calgary growing. Here are a few ways:
Workshops are offered in our office location and out in the community
Speakers are available to come to your place of business for lunch and learns
We host regular member speaker evenings (non-members may attend as guests for $10.00)
We maintain a teaching garden surrounding our office location
We support Community Gardens by helping hosting workshops on how to get the best from your plot to harvest time activities.
Our Calgary Gardening member newsletter/magazine is full of articles written by local experts who share their knowledge


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Papworth Everard’s allotments are a flourishing association, providing support and guidance to keen local growers. With increasingly anonymous, distantiated food production systems, allotments provide a valuable opportunity to produce your own food. They provide an opportunity to shape how your food is grown, so you know exactly what’s in it. Whether you are looking to provide affordable organic food for your family, learn how to grow delicious fruit and veg, or simply something to do in your spare time, allotment growing can be incredibly rewarding.
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-The allotments are located behind the Stirling Way Business Park.
-A standard plot is 189 square metres, but 1/2 and 3/4 sized plots are also available if you want a smaller challenge.
-It currently costs £5.00 per year to join the association. When allocated a plot, plot holders currently pay a rental fee of £25.00 per year for a full sized plot.
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Perennial vegetables or vegetables that you plant once and they provide year after year sounds great doesn't it?
Well that's the topic of this weeks episode of Master My Garden podcast with Patrick Hunt. I personally have not grown perennial vegetables before so Patrick tells us about what he grows and the best performing ones in his garden. We also discuss some ornamental plants which are also edible and some that may surprise you.
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Corn futures are slightly higher with the exception of the lead September contract.
- New-crop futures are slightly higher in early trading due to short covering.
- Futures are getting some support from the softer U.S. dollar index, which is weaker on disappointing employment data. The Labor Department reports 162,000 non-farm payrolls were added in July, which came in below expectations, and previous jobs data was downwardly revised.
- Traders remain negative as they view weather forecasts calling for below-normal temps and increased chances for precipitation through the first half of August as positive for pollination. As a result, they believe yield estimates are rising rather than falling and they increasingly discount concerns of the late-developing crop and holes in the western Corn Belt.
- Traders are ignoring FC Stone's peg of the U.S. corn crop at 13.993 billion bu., with a yield of 157 bu. per acre. USDA's first survey-based crop estimate will be released Aug. 12.
- Gulf basis is unchanged in early trading this morning with the exception of the 2 cent rise for December delivery.
Soybean futures are 7 to 13 cents higher in early trading.
- Futures are moving higher this morning on short-covering, pre-weekend position squaring and a weaker U.S. dollar index..
- The market is also getting some support from FC Stone's latest estimate of the U.S. soybean crop. It pegs the crop at 3.309 billion bu., with a yield of 43 bu. per acre. USDA's first survey-based crop estimate will be released Aug. 12.
- Traders view weather forecasts as favorable for the growing crop but are reluctant to carry short positions through the weekend less the forecasts change.
- Gulf soybean basis is down 5 cents for first half August delivery, unchanged for last-half August, 5 cents higher for first-half September, 4 cents higher for last-half September, unchanged for October and November and a penny higher for December.
SRW and HRS wheat futures are fractionally to 4 cents higher and HRW futures are fractionally to 6 cents higher.
- HRW and SRW futures continue to try to mount a post-harvest rally.
- Short-covering in both corn and soybean futures is also adding to support.
- Weakness in the U.S. dollar index due to the disappointing jobs data this also providing some lift to wheat futures this morning.
- Traders are encouraged by the recent pickup in demand for U.S. wheat even though Black Sea origin wheat remains underpriced relative to U.S. wheat.
- However, traders view weather forecasts as positive for the spring wheat crop.
- Gulf SRW basis in 1 cent weaker for immediate delivery in early morning trade, unchanged for other delivery periods with the exception of a 1-cent increase for December delivery.
Live cattle futures and feeder cattle futures are fractionally weaker.
- Live cattle futures are slightly lower in continuing light trading.
- Traders are expressing some disappointment over the steady cash prices being reported out of Texas and Kansas. Some cattle have traded at $119 in Texas and Kansas which is steady with the previous week. Traders continue to look for cash cattle and wholesale beef to trend higher as temperatures cool and retailers line up supplies for post-Labor Day featuring.
- The August contract is seeing some light pressure as it holds a premium to the cash market.
- Boxed beef trade continues to give mixed signals to traders with Choice boxes up slightly late yesterday and Select down slightly. Movement is seen as only moderate.
- The weaker U.S. dollar index is providing some support for the cattle complex.
- The short covering in grain futures has feeder cattle futures trading fractionally lower.
Lean hog futures are slightly higher in bull spreading.
- Steady cash prices and positive signs from the wholesale pork market are lifting the front-month contract.
- The pork cutout value rose yesterday and movement was solid at 341.8 loads. That has the front month on the rise.
- But traders are reluctant to buy deferred futures higher as hog supplies and hog weights normally rise heading into fall while wholesale prices weaken seasonally.
- August hogs are seeing some buying support from its discount to the cash index.
- Negative chart formations in deferred futures also continue to limit buying interest in those contracts.


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single vineyard on the Tüllinger Berg in the municipality of Weil am Rhein (Markgräflerland area) in the German growing region of Baden. A small part of it is located on the bordering Swiss territory and is called "Schlipfer" here. The name is derived from a large landslide in 1758, in which the entire slope slid down (in Alemannic "schlipfte"). Even today, landslide-like movements occur, especially during rain, due to clay-covered sandstone slabs in the subsoil. The south-facing vineyards, some of which are very steep, cover 26 hectares of vineyards on calcareous clay and loam soils with sandstone slabs in the subsoil. The many deep springs ensure a good supply of water for the vines even in dry years. The very sunny site is also popularly called "Sunneberg". Here, mainly Pinot Noir is grown, as well as Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The wineries Bezirkskellerei Markgräflerland, Schneider Claus and Winzergenossenschaft Haltingen, for example, have shares in the site.
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The New Year is here and it’s time to start looking ahead to the 2014 growing season!
First off, we are looking for an intern this year! If you are looking to learn everything there is to know about running a CSA, or you know someone who else who is keen about growing, click here for more details!
Cam and I have begun making plans for this year’s CSA. If you are interested in becoming a member this year, please send us an email (michelle at aztext dot com) or fill out the form below as soon as possible so that we can put you on our mailing list as we send out updates. Last year we sold out our membership and hope to do the same again this year!
If you were a member last year, feel free to get in touch with us to confirm that you want to participate again this year. And let us know if there were any vegetables that we didn’t grown last year that you’d like to suggest for this year. We are in the process of putting our seed orders together and so now is the time to make suggestions!


The overall market continues to be strong. There are various deals on long C.A. items, with a few shippers. Retail movement continues to be steady. Quality continues to be good, overall. New crop Gala, Golds, & Honeycrisp have started.
Mexican field prices continue to increase up and pushing up all sizes, Smaller sizes have come off slightly 48’s and larger are still high, supplies are limited, the tropical storms. Hurricane through Mexico has not helped with picking. We expect this for at least another month. Note MX freezes last Sept are being felt now and will continue to be felt over the next 2 months. Peruvian fruit is available mostly out of the east but Calif is receiving some as well. Calif crop is winding down as past its peak. In general; the demand is picking up, crossing and imports are not keeping pace, market is on fire. CA expected to finish at the end of September. Mexico is accounting for about 61% of US supplies while Peru is 24% and domestic is 15%.
Like the strawberries; blackberries will be limited for next week.
With major wet weather in the East, everyone is looking out West for supplies of blueberries. This market should advance next week.
Like all the berries, raspberries will not be spared. Limited supplies coupled with the Holiday will keep this market active and expensive.
As we go into the Holiday week, and knowing we are past the peak of production in Salinas/Watsonville, we are currently in a demands exceeds; supplies will be limited and expensive.
Central Calif Grapes are in full swing harvesting all colors. Green and Red with very good supplies, Black good supply. Will continue through the month of December when imports start; quality and condition are excellent.
KIWI is all Chilean at this time. Sizes are good and all packs styles are available and will be packed fresh for orders. Market is starting to inch up due to school demand. Chilean fruit is hard and will take sometime to ripen up. Looking for the market to push up due to school starting and the demand increasing. New crop California should start in in 6 to 8 weeks.
Lemons remain tight. Imports are available on both coasts from Argentina and Chile. Despite this; the market continues strong. Quality is very good on imports. Domestically, fruit is all harvesting district 2 (Ventura/Oxnard) but supplies are light and will remain until its season end. District 3 (the desert) looking to scratch in 4 to 6 weeks. Domestic is demand exceeds with grading heavy to choice/standard due to scarring.
Fortunately Hurricane Ida went up towards Louisiana instead of Mexico. Fruit being imported continues to have quality issues on the inbounds, and current utilization rates across the board has only been about 70% last week and this week. We are seeing oil spotting and stylar on the inbounds due to all the moisture over the last several weeks, but are sorting out all that we can prior to shipping. With the lack of sunshine the last couple weeks, we are also noticing a little more blanching on the inbounds. That is also being sorted out, but the overall color of fruit being shipped will be a little lighter and won’t all be the really dark green. Size wise we are seeing the crop currently peak on 230cts and smaller, with the 110 and 150 counts being extremely tight. We should see the fruit begin to size up more over the next couple weeks if we can get some sunshine, and less rain.
Movement expected to decrease slightly. Crossings include a light volume of Haden variety. Trading is active. Prices are higher. Kent supplies insufficient and in too few hands to establish a market. Quality is variable.
Cantaloupe size profile continues Large 9/12’s and almost no small fruit. Calif West side is going but with fair supplies which has increased the market slightly. Quality is excellent with high sugar content. Look for smaller sizes to increase in the next 10 days.
Honeydews harvesting West side. Sizing is big mostly 5/6’s; no little ones really around. Look for this season’s crop to stay light with California acreage being down. Quality is very nice at this time…. good clean fruit with high sugar…. Eats great. Look for smaller sizes to increase in the next 10 days.
Mixed Melons should be in good supply through end of the month, field are starting to be limited. Crenshaw’s, Casabas, Juan Canary, Santa Claus, etc.
Valencia’s going well; peaking on a 88/72. Market is firming up; many are looking to schools opening now and in the next week. Quality is good. We will see re greening on the fruit for the balance of season. Note this regreening doesn’t effect the quality of the fruit. 113/138 will be at higher prices. We will see some puff and crease and an occasional fuzz ball.
Pricing is strong to begin the season. Quality is good. New crop Bartlett’s & Starkrimson red pears have started. Bosc to begin in the next couple of weeks.
Movement expected about the same. Trading is moderate. Prices on 5-6s slightly lower, 7-8s lower. Quality is variable.
Calif Grapefruit looking nice picking in Bakersfield area. We are now into the Summer/Marsh varieties. Fruit is peaking smaller sizes 40/48 and demand is good. Off shore Import Mandarins/Tangerines are here and eating well/good quality size and color…. call your Amerifresh rep for more info.
Peach size is mostly 54/56 & larger available with some 60’s available they are winding down with about another 2 weeks ago until season end. Yellow Nectarine production is steady with good demand; finish up at the end of September. Red and black plums are available in all sizes with good supplies should seem some plum varieties through October. Pluots 6 weeks left. Flat Peaches are winding up. Good sizing and availability on yellow and white nectarines and should continue for 3 to 4 weeks. Black plums are in light supply and good on reds. Peaking 50/55 size and larger.
Movement expected about the same. Trading is slow. Prices are generally unchanged. Quality is generally good.


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Alfred Pedersen & Søn, one of Denmark's largest tomato greenhouse growers, is starting up winter production again. "We have so much demand from our customers who want our produce in the stores that we decided to do some winter production," says Mads Pedersen, CEO of Alfred Pedersen & Søn.
Back at the beginning of September, the company announced that they were stopping winter production entirely because of too high electricity prices. Over almost two months, the situation has changed. "The energy price is going down," Mads points out. "So, it looks a little bit more favorable at the moment. I believe the situation is going in the right direction. That is why we decided to start a part of our winter production."
That doesn't mean that energy prices are back to the pre-crisis times. "While favorable, energy is still very expensive. That is why we are doing only 25% of our cultivation capacity, and the produce will also be slightly more expensive. As of now, we are limited in what we can do, but we are doing this for the local demand that keeps coming," Mads concludes.
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Barbock, who hosted the three-day meeting of top diplomats in Weissenhaus, Germany, said the group was looking at alternative ways to transport grain from Ukraine as the threat of a global hunger crisis mounts.
Barbock said that up to 50 million people will face starvation in the coming months unless Ukrainian grain is released. According to the Associated Press,. About 28 million tons of grain stuck in the Ukrainian ports besieged by Russian forces.
As the conflict in Ukraine continued, some countries looked to India as an alternative source of grain. But after taking steps to expand the agricultural export industry, India on Friday Banned wheat exportsciting her food security concerns.
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, it has nearly captured the port city of Mariupol, where Russian forces have surrounded the last remaining Ukrainian fighters at the Azovstal steel plant.
Russia also took control of the Kherson region on the Black Sea and fired missiles at the main port of Odessa, which is still under Ukrainian control. Ukraine closed its ports in late February amid the fighting, and Russian warships and floating mines prevented their opening.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday that such a halt to port operations had likely not been seen in Ukraine since World War II. Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Friday that Ukraine was ready to participate in talks with Russia to cancel the grain supply ban, but his government had not received “any positive feedback” from officials in Moscow, The Associated Press reported.
David Beasley, head of the United Nations World Food Program, spoke with US lawmakers and Biden administration officials in Washington this week to stress the urgency of reopening ports and addressing the global food crisis.
Ukraine grows enough food to feed 400 million people a year, and 30 percent of the world’s wheat supply comes from Russia and Ukraine, according to the World Food Program.
“Ports are critical to food security globally,” Beasley told the Washington Post. “It would be catastrophic if those ports were not opened and food supplies moved around the world.”
On an average working day, about 3000 train cars are loaded with grain Beasley said it reaches Ukrainian ports, where it is stored in silos and, in peacetime, shipped through the Black Sea and Bosphorus Strait and then around the world. With exports banned, the silos have filled up – meaning there is nowhere to store grain from the next harvest, scheduled for July and August.
The effect of the blockage will be felt in both rich and poor countries, Beasley said, and it is already affecting market volatility. The war has pushed the prices of wheat, cooking oil and other commodities to record levels, and the US Department of Agriculture has forecast that global wheat supplies will fall for next year’s crop.
The countries of the Middle East and Africa are particularly dependent on Ukrainian grain. According to United Nations statistics, Egypt gets between 75 and 85 percent of its wheat needs from Ukraine and Russia. More than 60 percent of the wheat imported by Lebanon comes from Ukraine. Somalia and Benin depend on Russia and Ukraine for all their wheat imports.
The United Nations has warned that food insecurity could exacerbate existing conflicts and economic crises in these regions.
Beasley said the operational costs of the World Food Program to help the same number of people have increased by more than $70 million per month due in part to higher food prices. The programme, which provides food aid to 125 million people on any given day, will have to reduce their rations further. In Yemen, which has suffered from a severe hunger crisis for years, WFP has already halved food rations for 8 million people.
“We’re running out of money, pricing is killing us, we’re short on billions and now we have to decide which kids eat, which kids don’t eat, which kids live, which kids die,” Beasley said.
The number of people heading for famine has risen to 276 million barrels per hour from conflict, climate and Covid, and 48 million are just one step away from famine. If we don’t act now, #Ukraine We will see millions more join them. But if we get the resources we need, WFP He has a life-saving solution: food. pic.twitter.com/CZgHryOpN1
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The World Food Program, which buys half of its wheat from Ukraine, has asked Congress for $5 billion in additional international food aid. An emergency funding package for Ukraine containing that aid was approved in the House of Representatives Tuesday night, but a vote in the Senate was pushed back to next week.
Russia intensified its missile attacks on Odessa this week, raising new concerns about the port’s security. In a statement on Saturday, the G7 foreign ministers called on Russia to “immediately cease its attacks on Ukraine’s key transport infrastructure, including ports.”
Beasley, who visited Odessa this month as the city came under attack, said it was encouraging that the Russian attacks had not yet targeted the actual port infrastructure there.
Russia, which is also a major grain producer and the world’s largest wheat exporter, will benefit from the continued disruption of Ukrainian exports. G7 ministers pledged on Saturday that sanctions against Russia would not “target essential exports of food and agricultural inputs to developing countries.”
The Group of Seven consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The countries also promised to intensify their contributions to the World Food Program and other relief organizations.
Ukraine also accused Russia of deliberately attacking Ukrainian grain facilities and stealing grain from occupied areas for export. A State Department spokesperson confirmed to The Post that the Russian attacks damaged at least six grain storage facilities in eastern Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Beasley said he was “calling every friend I know who has any influence with Russia” to urge Russian President Vladimir Putin to allow grain shipments from Ukraine to resume.
On Saturday, G7 ministers said they are looking at other options to get Ukrainian grain to countries in need, including creating “agricultural solidarity corridors”. The European Commission developed a plan On Thursday, to create such transport corridors, which will facilitate the road shipment of Ukrainian grain to Europe.
Beasley said trucks and trains can only carry a fraction of the grain normally shipped from Ukraine’s ports. Russia continues to attack train lines and transport infrastructure across Ukraine. But Barbook said on Saturday The Financial Times reports that “every ton we can get out will help a little bit to get this hunger crisis under control”.
“In the situation we are in, every week counts,” Barbock said.
Victoria Bisset and John Hudson contributed to this report.


Our second market of the year, and product diversity is definitely increasing. I really appreciated all the regular customers who remembered us from last year and were excited to find us back. Thanks for your interest and support, we’ll look forward to seeing you regularly throughout the year.
HAPPENING AT MARKET THIS WEEK
The Rock Bridge Culinary Arts students will be holding their annual omelet-making fundraiser. This is a neat live event in which the students prepare custom-order omelets using market-sourced ingredients; come hungry and ready to support this really high-quality program that has produced many excellent chefs.
AVAILABLE THIS WEEK
Lettuce mix (young greens, multiple varieties)
Spinach (first cutting, tender tasty leaves)
Baby greens saute/salad mix (mustard, arugula, mizuna, beet greens, tat soi, pea shoots, etc.)
Radish mixes (sweet to spicy, currently featured on the menu at Red & Moe)
Sweet radishes (currently featured on the menu at Sycamore)
Green garlic (also on the menu at Red & Moe)
– Mint, 3 varieties (in use at both of the above)
– Garlic chives (available on the Culinary Arts omelets this week)
– Herb sampler bundles (oregano, thyme, sage, chives)
– Lemon balm
OTHER FARM NOTES
It’s May weather, all right, going from two hard freezes last week to a series of hot, dry days this week, and potential for a few more nights of frost early next week. We’ve been running a lot of irrigation to keep the cool-weather and young crops happy, as we haven’t had meaningful rain now in two weeks, and if we don’t get something tonight it’ll be a lot longer. Otherwise we’re still feeling reasonably on track for the season, now getting regular help from a set of farm workers who are a great benefit to us.


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