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Korby Sod is a turf farm providing quality sod for delivery and installation. Korby Sod also offers landscaping and everything you need to obtain a perfect residential or commercial yard.
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Korby Sod can assist you with selecting the proper sod for your projects as well as installation and design. Whether you know exactly what you want or need help deciding, we can help. We have several custom grass blends to choose from depending on your needs. Visit us today!
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At Korby Sod we work hard to offer top notch sod delivery services and communicate time frames for your delivery to 80110 so that you can plan your sod roll installation accordingly. From start to finish, we will work for you.
We are proudly serving Denver, Englewood, and nearby cities. Korby Sod Aurora Colorado handles Sod Delivery, Landscaping Services and more.
Call us today at: (970) 568-7633 for more information on products and services. Texas Hybrid Bluegrass Blend, Athletic Sports Turf, Earth Friendly Bluegrass Mix, El Salto, Landscape Designers Black Beauty, Earth Friendly, El Salto
We ordered Korby Vortex sod after discussing the sod options with Kyle. He was very informative and helped us make a great selection. We have had our sod in now for three weeks and it looks wonderful. Our neighbors have commented on how nice it looks. It was growing within the first week after it was installed. The process was so easy and Kyle was so friendly I would highly recommend Korby Sod to anyone in the market for sod.
I was impressed with the customer service at Korby from the get-go. They were very helpful and informative and made sure to explain all the differences between their various blends of grass. We ended up going with the Athletic Blend of bluegrass to finish our back yard. They are very straightforward with their pricing and can let you know right over the phone exactly what you'll be paying for the sod, what delivery will be (delivery costs were very reasonable), and when the sod will be delivered. The sod was fresh-cut the morning of delivery which made a huge difference in how well it's been doing. We had almost no dry edges on the sod even after a couple weeks, and it took root very quickly. I wouldn't hesitate to get sod from Korby Sod again - they were super easy to work with, and the sod has been great. We love how our back yard looks! Thank you!
The sod was delivered on time and in full and looked great. Over all, this place was the most competitive for prices and I never had an issue while speaking with them and placing my order.
Hi, My husband's experience with Korby Sod was fantastic. When I first called, everything was explained to me very well. Korby accepted credit cards, which is always a plus, since we don't like to carry cash. My husband said the employees were great to work with. As a business owner himself, it means a lot to hear compliments about employees. We also liked the pallet return system. Thanks for this opportunity to comment on your company. PS The property you are located on is beautiful!
We ordered the Earthwise sod for our front lawn and couldn't be happier. Everyone at Korby was helpful and very nice (Thanks Kyle), even the delivery driver!
Very friendly staff that answered all my questions
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.
We recently had Korby put new sod in our backyard. They were wonderful to work with and our backyard looks fabulous! Our kids, dog and duck love running around in it. Thank you!


Wellmax Agrochem is one of the leading exporters of agriculture chemicals in China, exporting products to South Asia, South East Asia, Central & Southern America and Middle East. Wellmax has a team of experienced and committed staff with the aim of providing excellent services to its clients. Wellmax Agrochem specializes in the origination and delivery of strategic raw material, finished products, adding value at each stage of the supply chain. Wellmax Agrochem supplies insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, PGR, rodenticides, acaricides, molluscides and intermediates. The company also provide registration and technical support upon client's request. Wellmax Agrochem has also been working closely with the factories to introduce new products and introducing them to our clients. Wellmax Agrochem is able to provide to client various sized packagings.


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I love the fragrance, and just the thought that this beautiful harvest grew with no care or assistance is amazing. Just pick the sunniest exposure and stand back. All I really did was weed around the plants much later this spring than most years.( I have only two plants and one died back to a quarter of it's size last year.)
I sat and gathered the stems into two bunches. A long stemmed bunch and the shorter ones.
I always try to imagine what it would be like to really harvest in a field of lavender. Heaven, I bet.
I save all the little bits for sachets and potpourri.
June is swiftly fading into July. Get out there and enjoy every moment!


Using a hose to water your plants and borders can use a lot of water, especially if we have a long hot summer. The trigger on this hose gun makes it easier to turn on and off the water supply, helping to reduce wastage. It also offers multiple jets whether you are watering your hanging baskets or flower beds.
This is an easy to use device which fits onto your kitchen tap to provide a multi-directional anti-splash flow or spray. With a 360 swivel function, it’s an ideal way to rinse your vegetables and easily clean your sink.
The tap inserts work by introducing air into the flow reducing the amount of water and energy used. They are easy to fit to taps with a circular outlets and comes fit a fitting tool included. MAX: 3 PER ORDER
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As your garden grows this summer, are you thinking about new designs or looking to explore new plant varieties? Inspiration is close to home in the Kane County Master Gardeners' Idea Garden, which is open to the public from 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 8.
"The 2014 Idea Garden features unique combinations of flowers, herbs and vegetables in eight creative, yet functional, projects that are designed to replicate easily at home," said Sarah Fellerer, Program Coordinator for University of Illinois Extension. "This year's gardens are planted with themes, including cocktail, marinara, 'three sisters' and fantastic foliage."
Scores of area residents visited the Idea Garden in 2013, and this year's garden features themed designs, including cocktail and fantastic foliage.
The garden is located at the corner of Peck Road and Route 38 in St. Charles. Visitors can enter via the Route 38 driveway.
For more information on the University of Illinois Extension Master Gardener program in Kane County, contact Sarah Fellerer at (630) 584-6166 or visit web.extension.illinois.edu/dkk/.


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Exit 251B on US-12/US-14 W. Turn right onto University Ave. Turn right onto Eagle Drive. A sign for Weed Man will be on the right. Turn into the parking lot and park at the last building.


About the Company:
Vegetable Oil Industries Co. (VOIC), is an affiliate company of Palestine Industrial Investment Co. (PIIC). VOIC was established in Nablus – Palestine in the year 1953 as a public shareholding company.
In the year 1961,VOIC commenced production of vegetable Ghee ( Ghazal , Nabatain & kawakeb ) by following the latest international standards, under the supervision of Zoifer's experts (A Dutch Specialized Company).
In 1962 the company converted its production line to refining palm oil instead of Olive oil and cotton seeds and in 1985, the company started refining the corn oil .
The company was able to meet the consumers demand on its high quality products in the Palestinian and Arab markets for years.
- Vegetable oil refining line
- Vegetable Ghee refining & production line
- Filling lines
- Mr. Sabih Taher Masri
- Palestine Industrial Investment Co (PIIC)
- Al Mustaqbal for general investments
- Palestine Pension Fund
- Mr. Khaled Sabih Masri
Chairman: Mr. Iyad Darwish Al Hajji
General Manager: Mr. Mahdi Abdul Aziz Al Masri
Tel: 09 2324010
Fax: 09 2325036


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5th Annual BEEvent Pollinator Conference
March 2, 2019 9:00- 3:45
Linn County Fair and Expo Center
Willamette Building- Conference Center
3700 Knox Butte Road East, Albany, OR
7:00 -8:00 Vendor set up
8:00- 9:00 Registration Sign in- Pick up Conference Packets
9:00 - 9:15 Welcome & announcement - Susan Morton, Rich Little
9:15 – 10:15 Monarch Butterflies - Dr. David James
10:45 -11:45 Latest Research on Plant Pollinator Preferences
11:45- Noon Question and Answer time
Noon-1:00 Lunch Break
1:00-2:00 How are Bumblebees Faring? Oregon Bumblebee Atlas
Rich Hatfield, Xerces Society
2:00-2:25 Break - Start filling out evaluation
2:25-3:25 Oregon Berry Bees, Leafcutter Bees and other summer bees Rich Little - followed by a short Q & A time
3:25-3:45 Evaluation Surveys - Raffle and Final door prizes drawings
3:45-4:30 Final vendor purchases - Cocoon pick-up
5th Annual BeeVent Pollinator Conference
March 2, 2019 Linn Co. Fair & Expo Center in Albany, Oregon
REGISTRATION CLOSES FEBRUARY 27TH
Would you like to increase the size of the raspberries growing in your garden by 30%? Can the fruit on your apple tree grow bigger and healthier without adding more fertilizer? Yes!
This year's BeeVent Pollinator Conference on March 2, sponsored by the Linn Co. Extension Master Gardeners, will teach you ways to enhance the habitat in your yard to encourage specific beneficial butterflies and insects to take up residence and do their magic on your flowers, fruits and vegetables.
Most of the bee and butterfly research conducted to date has been for commercial growers. But this fifth annual gathering of home gardeners, small farmers and city dwellers who love flowers, has become an essential element in the growth of interest and knowledge surrounding the plight of our pollinators.
Learn what citizen-scientists around the northwest are doing to enhance our knowledge of native bees and other pollinators. Some butterflies, monarchs are one, can only reproduce if they lay eggs on a specific plant that will provide food for the caterpillars when they hatch. What are those plants? Can I buy them at our local nurseries? Which ones will grow well in my garden? What is an Oregon Berry Bee?
Our expert speakers will address these and many other common questions. Vendors will be available for the purchase of products and plants and local non-profit groups will share valuable information.
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Fifth Annual BEEvent Pollinator Conference
Saturday, March 2, 2019 At the Linn County Fair & Expo Center
New topics - leaf cutter bees and bumble bees are expected to be the focus for the 5th conference.
A full day of wonderful speakers, vendors, and citizens who are concerned about the plight of our pollinators!
ON LINE REGISTRATION WILL OPEN JANUARY 2019.
Come to informative garden talks the 2nd Monday of the Month at The Lobby in Lebanon. Talks start at 12 noon and last for about one hour. Enjoy lunch while listen or not. Classes are sponsored by the Linn County Master Gardeners and will cover a variety of topics. See you there!!
We are excited to offer Extended Learning classes at LBCC in Sweet Home. All are taught by Linn County Master Gardeners. Classes are free. Register thru LBCC.
February 7 Good Bug Bad Bug
February 13 Cane Berries in your Backyard
February 20 Gardening with a Computer Program.
Linn County Master Gardeners receive training on Mason Bees with "FloraBunda" making a special appearance to help you learn how to answer questions from the public about Mason Bees. Classes will prepare you to help with the BeeVent and other events where Linn Master Gardeners have bee supplies available to the public.
The BeeVent committee need more Linn County Master Gardeners prepared to help and know about Mason Bees. Ideally we would like every Linn Master Gardener to take this class.
Dates: December 7, 2018
Where: Linn County Extension Office
Time: 10 am to 11:30 am
RSVP to Ranee Webb at our email: firstname.lastname@example.org or Ranee's personal email found in the Master Gardener Directory.
For periodic e-mails about Mason Bees and more subscribe to “Bee Notes”
We send a few e-mails each year to remind you to put out your houses,
to take in your blocks/tubes, and provide reminders about cleaning the cocoons.
Information about other pollinators will be in future “Bee Notes” too.
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You might want to watch your “junk” or “promotional” mail too.
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USDA offers first guidance on hemp program03.05.19
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued its first set of guidance relating to hemp production, under the recently-passed 2018 Farm Bill. As we previously blogged, the 2018 Farm Bill empowered the USDA to issue regulations and guidance to implement a program for the commercial production of industrial hemp in the United States.
The USDA’s guidance provided a high-level overview of the department’s plans for its hemp production program and a set of questions and answers addressing the program, specifically, the production plans each state, territory and Indian tribal agency is allowed to submit under the Farm Bill of 2018. We understand that Tennessee is one of a handful of states that have submitted production plans, so we believe that this guidance is intended to spur the other states, territories and tribes to follow Tennessee’s lead.
The guidance reiterates the 2018 Farm Bill’s provisions that allow the USDA to establish a plan for those states, territories or tribes that do not submit their own production plan, including the ability to accept plans from individual producers in states where such submission is not otherwise prohibited. The guidance also indicates that the USDA intends to issue rules and regulations later this year, to accommodate the 2020 growing season. That rulemaking will follow the typical administrative law pathway, with the publishing of a proposed rule or rules, comment period and a final rule or set of rules.
Finally, the guidance announces that the USDA will hold a webinar listening session on March 13, 2019, that will be open to the general public.


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The NextLight Mega Pro is a high-efficiency - bright white LED grow light designed to efficiently outperform your traditional 1000W DE HPS. The superior diode array also outperforms typical LED bar fixtures, especially in shared lighting scenarios high above the canopy. Excessive power consumption, bulb replacements, and heat are among the biggest problems indoor growers face. The NextLight Pro Series alleviates all of those issues. Not only is the NextLight Mega Pro more money conscious, but this fixture also emits a full spectrum, bright white light which is more sun-like than even your traditional HPS. The benefit of this will give your plants tighter internodal spacing and better overall quality while producing less heat.
The NextLight Mega Pro has the power and versatility for all stages and styles of indoor growing. Used primarily for high intensity flowering needs, the all new, Onboard Dimming feature allows for more control over desired light intensity. You can take your crops from seed to harvest with this truly all in one fixture. Output can be adjusted between 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% manually, and for growers with more lights to control, NextLight offers their new NextLight Control Pro Controller.
The NextLight Control Pro (NOT INCLUDED) can be added for more precise External Dimming Control (0-100%). Including: On/Off Timing, Sunrise/Sunset Programming and more. The NextLight Control Pro can control up to 500 NextLight Pro Series fixtures per controller (250 fixtures per channel). Learn More Here!
For integration with most third party, 0-10V Controllers, see the NextLight Adapt Pro (NOT INCLUDED).Learn More Here!
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|2.67A @ 120V, 1.34A @ 240V, 1.16A @ 277V
|640 Watts (629W @ 277V)
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|37.75 x 36.75 x 3.25
|26 lbs (11.79 kg)
|5 Year Full
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TLED is a 220 volt LED light with a very long life (up to 50,000 hours). It comes in two wattages 26w and 42w and in two colours Bloom also called Full Spectrum and Grow.
It is ideal for low plants and can also be used as a complement to a lighting system by clipping onto the vertical poles of your grow room.
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Our last Interim report on the subject of soybeans was published on August 9. Since then, November soybeans have declined a full $1.00/bu, or about 15%. Because we remain long-term bullish, we’ve been inching our buy stops lower over the last few reports. What else has changed?
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School of Biological Sciences
Faculty of Sciences
My current phD project:
The main focus of my research is to understand the molecular basis of toxin accumulation in common vetch and then use genome editing tools to correct the perturbation and produce zero toxin vetch. Zero toxin, protein rich vetch will be a game changer for the industry! It will allow the grain to be extensively used in new markets, for example as a valuable protein source in the poultry industry, and even human food.
We are currently using second and third generation DNA sequencing technology combined with bioinformatics to understand the molecular basis of toxin accumulation in common vetch. We have some very exciting results that I can't wait to publish!
Year Citation 2020 Nguyen, V., Riley, S., Nagel, S., Fisk, I., & Searle, I. R. (2020). Common vetch: a drought tolerant, high protein neglected leguminous crop with potential as a sustainable food source. Frontiers in Plant Science, 11, 818-1-818-7.
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2018 Okada, T., Jayasinghe, R., Nansamba, M., Baes, M., Warner, P., Kouidri, A., . . . Baumann, U. (2018). Unfertilized ovary pushes wheat flower open for cross-pollination. Journal of Experimental Botany, 69(3), 399-412.
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1020 Microgreen Trays - Shallow Extra Strength - no holes
These Bootstrap Farmer green microgreen trays were designed with the toughest growers in mind and can be expected to withstand years of use with proper care.
The Bootstrap Farmer shallow plastic microgreen tray height is 1¼". Trays are without drainage holes.
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Note- Store trays out of direct sunlight when not in use. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight will lead to degradation


This training is the third Auxin Specific Applicator training for Wharton County producers. Participants will learn about the requirements and practices keeping auxin herbicides on target and will allow them to meet their auxin herbicide specific training requirements. Producers will also receive the TDA laws & regulations CEU.
For more information, CLICK HERE.
**Note: You are not required to attend prior trainings to attend this one. All trainings cover the same topics.


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According to Angel Commodities, NCDEX May Soybean fell more than 0.6% to close at 3,755 rupees per 100 kg as market participants book profits on forecast of near normal monsoon forecast by IMD in the afternoon.
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NCDEX May Soybean fell more than 0.6% to close at 3,755 rupees per 100 kg as market participants book profits on forecast of near normal monsoon forecast by IMD in the afternoon. Moreover, higher imports of edible oil also pressurize oilseed prices in the country. Last week, the prices have jumped to 9-weeks high of 3,898 due to good exports figures for soymeal from SEA but now slipped 3%. As per SEA, soy meal exports in March were provisionally reported at 1.94 lt, up 175% on year while Feb exports revised higher to 1.32 lt from 69,128 tonnes reported last month. Soybean meal exports in FY 2018/19(Apr-Mar) pegged at 13.37 lt, up 12.6% on year while for Oct – Mar period exports are up 31.8% at 9.2 lt. Soybean arrivals for the Oct-Mar period is pegged at 77 lt, up by 23.2% on year by SOPA. It expects availability of soybean for crushing, direct use and exports of about 101.8 lt as against 86 lt last year. SEA forecast soybean output at 102.43 lt in 2018/19, up more than 23% y/y.
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Bucktons Pigeon Conditioner 20kg
Buckton Pigeon Conditioner 20kg An all year round mix which is high in essential oils. The strong aniseed aroma is attractive to birds so is often referred to as the “Trapping Mix”. Pigeon Feeding Guide Our feeding guide will provide you with all the information you need about our mixes and when best to use them. Product Features: High in essential oils Aniseed aroma attractive to birds Also refer…
Bamfords Tk Conditioner: 20kg
Bamfords Tk Conditioner 20kg An easily digested small seed mix to help build and maintain peak condition throughout the year. An enticing aniseed aroma helps encourage trapping on return from racing. Ingredients: Wheat, Red Dari, Naked Oats, White Dari, Safflower, Buckwheat, Linseed, Mung Beans, Black Rapeseed, Small Seeds, Rice, Aniseed.
Versele-Laga Prestige Turtle Dove Mix: 20kg
Versele-Laga Prestige Turtle Dove Mix 20kg High quality seeds mixture High quality seed mixture for turtledoves and little exotic pigeons Also used as scatter feed in private gardens and public parks Rich in fine seeds Composition Wheat 31%, yellow millet 17%, milo 16%, dari 10%, maize 10%, peeled oats 5%, green peas 4%, safflower 2%, canary seed 1.5%, buckwheat 1%, niger seed 0.5%, panicum yellow…
Titmuss Squeaker Mix: 25kg
Titmuss Young bird mix contains large amouns of pulses with top quality cereals to help rapidly growing young birds. Contains no maize.
Versele-Laga Best All Round Mix 20kg
Versele-Laga Best All Round Mix 20kg High-quality all-round mixture for all year round Protein-rich mixture that can be fed throughout the year. Ideal all-round mixture. Very rich in yellow maize and maple peas. In combination with Colombine Success Corn I.C.+, Colombine Energy Corn I.C.+ or Colombine Mixed Corn I.C.+, depending on the season. COMPOSITION Premium cribs maize 26%, Maple peas 38%, Y…
Versele-Laga Mutine Plus I.C. Moulting: 20kg
Versele-Laga Mutine Plus I.C Moulting 20kg Complete food for pigeons enriched with the special Immunity Concept moulting pellet. Mutine Plus I.C. is a very varied, scientifically balanced moulting mixture that guarantees perfect moulting of the feathers.
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Bucktons Dove Food 20kg
Bucktons Dove Food 20kg Product Features: High oil content Provides a balanced diet of wheats and grains An ideal general purpose mixture Composition: Wheat, Maize Grits, Barley, Red Dari, Linseed, Black Rapeseed.
Bucktons Economy Winter Mix 20kg
Bucktons Economy Winter Mix 20kg Often used for a maintenance diet, this resting mixture provides low energy and fat levels for the resting and moulting seasons. Product Features: Ideal for resting Low fat Suitable for moulting Composition: Wheat, Barley, Whole Maize, Maple Peas, Tic Beans, White Peas, Blue Peas and Red Dari.
Bucktons Irish Ruby Pigeon Feed 20kg
Bucktons Irish Ruby 20kg With a balance of carbohydrates and protein and extra fat added, this is a great all round racing mix. Product Features: Balanced carbohydrates and protein mixture A great all round racing mixture Extra fat Composition: Red Maize, Maple Peas, Red Dari, Plate Maize, White Dari, Tares, Blue Peas, White Peas, Safflower Seed
French Whole Maize: 20kg
French Whole Maize 20kg French maize is a very popular particle used by anglers. French maize can be fed in quantity into your swim for a carpet feed effect, and can also be used on the hook. It can be very effective when used in conjunction with multiple magic or red band and is a lot harder than Sweetcorn. French Maize is great for use all year round. Directions: Soak for 12 hours then boil for…
Red Stripe Conditioner + Aniseed 25kg
Red Stripe Conditioner + Aniseed 25kg An easily digested small seed mix to help build and maintain peak condition throughout the year. An enticing aniseed aroma helps encourage trapping on return from racing. Ingerdients: (most) White millet Black rape Red dari White dari wheat Linseed Buckwheat Safflower Cooked Maize Tares Canary seed Hempseed Aniseed oil (least)
Versele-Laga Moulting Extra Subliem: 25kg
Versele-Laga Moulting Extra Subliem 25kg High-quality moulting mixture, very varied, rich in oil-bearing seeds. Ingredients Red maize subliem 12 % Extra Plate Maize 12 % Extra Wheat 12 % Extra Barley 10 % Yellow peas 6 % Green peas 6 % Maple peas 6 % Dun peas 6 % Milocorn 4 % Dari 4 % Safflower 3 % Vetches 3 % Paddy rice 2,5 % Mungbeans 1,5 % Yellow millet 1,5 % Linseed 1,5 % Hempseed 1,5 % Black…
French Whole Maize: 1kg
French Whole Maize 1kg French maize is a very popular particle used by anglers. French maize can be fed in quantity into your swim for a carpet feed effect, and can also be used on the hook. It can be very effective when used in conjunction with multiple magic or red band and is a lot harder than Sweetcorn. French Maize is great for use all year round. Directions: Soak for 12 hours then boil for 3…
Natural Economic 25kgs
Natural Economic 25kgs This mixture contains: 34,0 % FRENCH MAIZE 20,0 % MILO 20,0 % WHEAT 10,0 % YELLOW PEAS 9,0 % GREEN PEAS 7,0 % BARLEY Analysis: CRUDE PROTEIN 11,99 CRUDE FAT 3,15 CRUDE CARBOHYDRATES 57,65 CRUDE ASHES 1,69 CRUDE FIBERS 2,66
Tares 3kg Predominantly used for Roach fishing but makes a very good carp and Tench bait also. Tares have been used in conjunction with Hemp Seed. If you're looking for something a little different they are worth a try.
Titmuss Moulting Mix 25kg
Titmuss moulting mix contains a mixture of many different cereals, proteins and seeds which are carefully formulated to regenerate feathers.
Titmuss Resting Mix: 25kg
Titmuss resting mix is specially blended whilst the birds are not racing or breeding.
Versele-Laga Breeding Extra Subliem: 25kg
Versele-Laga Breeding Extra Subliem 25kg High-quality grain mixture with red maize, ideal for the breeding season Ideal grain mixture for the breeding season. Good ingestion: with red maize. Ensures richer crop milk and ideal protein content in combination with Colombine Success Corn I.C.+.
Bamfords Tk Conditioner: 5kg
Bamfords Tk Conditioner 5kg An easily digested small seed mix to help build and maintain peak condition throughout the year. An enticing aniseed aroma helps encourage trapping on return from racing. Ingredients: Wheat, Red Dari, Naked Oats, White Dari, Safflower, Buckwheat, Linseed, Mung Beans, Black Rapeseed, Small Seeds, Rice, Aniseed.
Bucktons Best All Round Pigeon Feed 20kg
Bucktons Best All Round Pigeon Feed 20kg As noted in the name, this blend is an excellent all round formula. Perfect to use after racing to aid muscle recovery. Product Features: Excellent all round formula Includes Hempseed Oil Improves muscle recovery after racing Composition: Maple Peas, Whole Maize, Wheat, Red Dari, White Peas, White Dari, Safflower Seed, Hempseed Oil.


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Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried threw her support behind the Florida congressional delegation urging United States Trade Representative (USTR) Katherine Tai to protect American fruit and vegetable production against international competition.
Last week, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and U.S. Reps. Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla., Al Lawson, D-Fla., and Darren Soto, D-Fla., sent a letter signed by almost 40 members of Congress to Tai on the matter. Signers included U.S. Sens. Rick Scott, R-Fla., Tim Scott, R-SC, and Raphael Warnock, D-Ga. Other signers included U.S. Reps. Gus Bilirakis, R-Fla., Vern Buchanan, R-Fla., Kat Cammack, R-Fla., Charlie Crist, D-Fla., Ted Deutch, D-Fla., Neal Dunn, R-Fla., Lois Frankel, D-Fla., Scott Franklin, R-Fla., Carlos Giménez, R-Fla., Stephanie Murphy, D-Fla., Bill Posey, R-Fla., Maria Elvira Salazar, R-Fla., Greg Steube, R-Fla., Michael Waltz, R-Fla., Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., Dan Webster, R-Fla., and Frederica Wilson, D-Fla.
At the end of last week, Fried said she backed the Florida delegation’s efforts.
“Florida’s and the nation’s seasonal crop producers have long suffered from unfair trade practices that threaten their livelihoods and our safe, secure domestic food supply. It’s past time for common-sense trade solutions that give Florida’s growers a level playing field on which to compete. I join this bipartisan, bicameral multi-state delegation in urging Ambassador Tai and the Biden Administration to work with Congress and take action to put American farmers first. I thank the more than three dozen members of Congress who wrote encouraging this action, led by Senator Rubio and Representatives Diaz-Balart, Soto, and Lawson, and including Senator Rick Scott, Senator Warnock of Georgia, and the majority of Florida’s congressional delegation,” Fried said.
“American growers of seasonal and perishable fruits and vegetables are under unsustainable pressure from growing volumes of unfairly subsidized and/or dumped produce from Mexico, Peru, Chile, and other foreign suppliers. US Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) has called for a solution to this problem for nearly twenty years. Unfortunately for many of our seasonal and perishable sectors, inaction on the issue has led to sharply increasing imports, growing foreign subsidies, race-to-the-bottom labor wage disparities, progressively lower import prices, and escalating harm to our family farms and producing communities. This past year amidst the coronavirus pandemic for example, imports of perishable fruits and vegetables surged to record levels, seizing larger segments of the market while our growers were forced to forego their harvests and plow under entire fields of viable produce. Our impacted seasonal and perishable sectors are at a crossroads and need urgent relief,” the 39 members of Congress wrote Tai last week.
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I have a Zucchini plant in my raised-bed garden. I am a first-time gardener and really don't know what I'm doing! But so far everything has gone great, and the plant has yielded plenty of zucchini. Now, it seems to be dying, with leaves wilting and fewer zucchini. I took a picture of the main part of the plant, it looks to me like there might be ants or some kind of disease, but I don't know what it is or what to do. Can someone help? Thanks!


So I'm new at growing it to & have the same questions as the dill. When to harvest, what to do with it? I know it's best fresh for garnishing salads and whatnot. Can it be dried or frozen too? There's one stalk that is much bigger that the others and the leaves look like celery leaves. At the top I can see it's forming a flower and will bloom soon. The other branches have the typical (to me ) looking parsley leaves, those are the ones I have been cutting so far.
Post by pepperhead212 on Apr 9, 2018 21:57:56 GMT -5
How old is your parsley deckman22? Parsley is a biennial, bolting the second year usually. However, in really hot summers, I have had flat leaf bolt early in the summer, and once it bolts, about all you can do is save seeds from it, as it gets very bitter, and the stalks pretty much stop growing. Since your summers are always hot, like those ones that trigger mine to bolt, you might want to try a curly variety, if that's not what bolted on you this time! I prefer flat leaf, but the curly doesn't seem to bolt, plus it doesn't seem to get rootbound in containers, and I keep mine in an Earthbox junior, up on the deck. And I get just a plain curly, not the triple curly - that traps too much dirt. I got another variety of flat leaf this year, that says it's smaller, for pots, and the seedlings are growing well, but only time will tell if it works out.
Once you get them growing, you can just keep cutting the perimeter stalks, and they just keep producing from the center core, until a heavy frost makes it die back. Then, if you want, you can let it come back in the spring, to reseed itself, and keep a patch of it, which will always have old and new plants.
Post by desertwoman on Apr 9, 2018 22:22:27 GMT -5
pepperhead pretty much covered it. Though I grow curley and it does bolt the second year.
Mine reseeds and I have babies coming up every year.
Something we like to do with parsley is to sauté some fresh minced garlic in olive oil. Turn off the heat and add finely chopped parsley, perhaps a little salt. Pour this over pasta (I like whole wheat spirals for this dish) and grate some romano on top. (the romano is plenty salty for me so I don't add salt)
There is a certain balance to get when making this- not too garlicky and not too much parsley. I don't have a recipe- just eyeball it. But you'll know how much to use to suit your tastebuds. It goes great as a side dish with grilled or baked chicken.
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I bought it in a container from a nursery in SA early in the year, can't remember the variety. I'll trim it back and freeze some, see what happens with the rest. I believe it bolted so I may have a nice little batch of herbs again next year without buying plants.
I just took a picture of my parsley. It has been overwintering for years. When it flowers I let it go to seed and it starts new plants. If it gets to thick, I just thin them out. Always have parsley to pick. I use a lot in the fall for soups and sauces.
Daughter stopped by for some strawberries and lettuce. I threw in some parsley and she "oh curly leaf parsley, I love it". So now I know I have the curly leaf variety. All the herbs are in the afternoon shade of an apple tree, I think it'll be a good spot for them.


Mr. Loyd Lewis, of Lewis Farms, one of the many vendors you will find at Foothills Farmers' Market, proudly shows off some of the fantastic produce locally grown on his farm.
According to a media release from Emma Budzinski, Market Manager for the Foothills Farmers' Market, the Market plans to extend their hours of being open for business.
The market is located at 126 W. Marion St., in Uptown Shelby, at the Bobby Bell Pavilion.
Noted Ms. Budzinski in her media release, "The Foothills Farmers' Market will extend to a year-round market with adjusted hours in order to accommodate both vendors and customers from the months of November to March."
She continued, "The Winter Market will take place each Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with the exception of holiday weeks which include Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's."
Long a well-known shopping place of the Shelby community, the Foothills Farmers' Market provides the community access to the freshest local foods available anywhere, noted Budzinski. "They value family farms, endorse sustainable food production practices and innovation, contribute to the health and wellbeing of the local community, and support the growth of a robust local food economy," stated Ms. Budzinski.
It is because of what all FHFM does for the community, she added, that the "...market staff and board seek to provide these opportunities throughout the entire year."
"The year-round Market will provide local farmers and artisans with even more opportunities to sell their products, meet their customers, and serve their community," continued Budzinski, adding that, "Market vendors will provide winter greens as well as other more shelfstable produce. The market seeks to host even more artists that will display their craft, and live music will continue on these days to add to the ambiance of the market." She said further, "The Power of Produce (POP) Club activities will also continue for our kids. The continuing goal is that the Foothills Farmers' Market will remain as 'the place to be' on a Saturday morning for the entire family."
To 'stay in the know' about future market information, sign up for the market newsletter that will be delivered to your email inbox every Friday, added Budzinski.
"This is a chance to find out about exciting opportunities at the market as well as be informed about the activities that will take place each Saturday," she concluded.
As their website says, "The Foothills Farmers' Market provides easy access to food produced in Cleveland County and the surrounding 50 miles, and are proud to showcase the family-owned farms and small businesses in the region. The vendors have deep roots in the rolling soils of the North Carolina Foothills, producing an astonishing array of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and poultry products, baked goods, artisan cheeses, honey, nuts, herbs and other specialty food items. One can also find an assortment of ornamental and edible plants, plus handmade arts and crafts offered for sale each week."
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Malana is a mostly sativa variety from Old World Organics and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days ) and outdoors . Old World Organics’ Malana is a THC dominant variety and is/was never available as feminized seeds.
Old World Organics’ Malana Description
Pure, open pollinated, Oregon acclimatized, sativa hash plant. One of the most incredible and unique smoking experiences we’ve ever come accross. Selected from seeds obtained from farmers in Malana Village in 2014. Most phenos will finish by mid October, but some will finish earlier. Very tolerant to wet/cold conditions, and almost completely impervious to mold/fungal infections. A very unique sativa experience, not comparable with other western “sativa dominant” varieties. Terpenes of sweet creamy mangoes, and musky sandalwood, with the occasional hints of incensey chocolate from the purple phenos. Absolutely a true Himalayan gem. One of our favorites!
Genetics: Pure Highland Sativa Charas cultivar obtained from farmers in Malana village, Himachal Pradesh, Northern India in 2014
Flowering Time: 9 weeks Indoors; Early to Mid-October Outdoors at 45*N
Yield: Low-Moderate; cultivated for resin production
Mold/Mildew Resistance: Very High
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The Real Seed Company Flowering-Time: Unknown sativa
Genetics: Pure Himalayan Charas Cultivar (Malana)
Harvest: end October to mid-November
Height: 3-4 meters in natural outdoor environment.
Yield: 1 to 2kg of dried flowers in natural outdoor environment.
Aroma: fruity mango; floral spices; sweet milk and toffee
Characteristics: hardy, vigorous strain; intensely aromatic and resinous
Grow Type: Greenhouse or Outdoors
This famous North Indian charas producing variety grows on the high sun-drenched ridges around the village of Malana, between the the valleys of Kullu and Parvati, at heights of between 2500 – 3000m. Intensely aromatic flowering tips gleam with trichomes and virtually drip with resin in later stages of flwering. Plants reach heights of over 3 metres and are vigorous and prolifically productive. First-rub charas is produced from these plants with intense care, and is soft and easily molded by warm hands. Aromas are reminiscent of overripe fruit, mango and malt, sometimes with scents similar to sickly-sweet traditional Indian milk confectionary. Consumed in moderation this strain gives an intensely bright, cerebral buzz which is very sociable and giddy; larger quantities produce a highly mind-altering psychedelic effect. This variety produces the Champagne of the cannabis resin market.
All info about the marijuana strain Malana from the breeder The Real Seed Company!


Dranunculus vulgaris--a few questions???
This is my first time posting in this forum. Hope everyone here is having a good season so far. With the help of a few other members I have identified a dranunculus vulgaris plant that is now growing in my garden.
Since I live so far south, this plant has already flowered for the season. Now the entire plant is dying back, I think this is normal after flowering right?
Also, it has produced a seed pod and I am wondering how to properly save the seeds. I would also greatly appreciate info on how to store this plant til next season. I don't have frost here but am afraid that it might be too dry or too wet with watering to leave it in the ground. I would really appreciate any suggestions from anyone who has grown this plant sucessfully it is so beautiful and I don't want to kill it. It didn't even smell that bad, only for a day or so. I had to rescue it from the abandoned lot near my house because they are doing the preliminaries for construction there.
Thanks in advance and Happy Gardening


Senate advances farm bill
A new five-year farm bill advanced toward final passage Tuesday, after a strong bipartisan Senate vote Monday night to limit further debate and expedite action.
The 72-22 vote caps two years of struggle that badly split the old farm and food coalition. The final product represents a landmark rewrite of commodity programs, but even now, all eyes are returning to corn prices and three sets of numbers that will tell a lot about the topsy-turvy world facing the new law before spring plantings.
Indeed, never before has there been a farm bill with such a robust crop insurance program combined with a price-sensitive commodity title, all in a period of changing prices.
The first data dump could come as early as Tuesday morning when the Congressional Budget Office will release its updated budget forecast, which many expect will show an increase in costs under the old policies of the 2008 farm bill.
The second will follow quickly in early March, when crop insurance premiums will be set for Midwest corn states for the coming 2014 crop year. And third, CBO will come back weeks later with an updated baseline that will project the costs of the new farm bill once it has been signed into law by President Barack Obama.
How much CBO will make public Tuesday is still unclear — coming just hours before the Senate’s scheduled afternoon vote on passage. But its numbers are expected to show a spike in commodity program costs because of the drop in corn prices over the past year.
At one level, this is an academic exercise since much of the increase is attributed to higher participation in the ACRE revenue protection program which is now expiring. But because ACRE is a forerunner of the corn-backed Agriculture Risk Coverage or ARC program in the farm bill, the numbers are a harbinger of troubles that could lie ahead.
At the same time the crop insurance premium for corn — which represents close to 40 percent of the total premium for all crops — will almost certainly go down this year with the lower price for corn. That will in turn reduce the cost of taxpayer subsidies in that title of the farm bill.
For the Midwest Corn Belt, these annual premium calculations are based on the February average of prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for futures contracts for corn delivered in December at the end of the year.
In 2013, that average was $5.65 per bushel and the premium $4.7 billion. But futures contracts for December 2014 are now running close to $4.50 per bushel for corn, a 20 percent drop that should produce a reduced premium since the insured assets will be that much less.
All this makes the March CBO forecast more challenging, but it also illustrates an important new dynamic in the farm bill.
The new commodity title reflects a landmark rewrite, making the bill much more an engine of countercyclical aid to farmers. The nearly 18-year-old system of direct cash payments — tied to the land not markets — is ending. Instead, producers must choose between two replacement options that will trigger only when prices decline.
At the same time, the crop insurance title is shielded from major changes and only grows in size with the addition of new products tailored to cotton and farmers looking for a lower cost supplement based on countywide losses. Even organic crops have a small piece of the action.
The end result is a decided shift. Just a few years ago, when CBO projected spending for the next five years, 2014-2018, the commodity title was still an equal match for crop insurance. The picture now is one in which the crop insurance title is almost double the level of spending for commodity programs.
This creates two levers that can counterbalance one another to some degree. Crop insurance premiums go up with rising prices and down when prices fall. The new commodity title is the opposite, costing less when markets are good but much more when prices fall.
“Farm program taxpayer costs go up when prices go down, but crop insurance costs go down when prices go down,” said Keith Collins, former chief economist for the Agriculture Department and now an adviser to the crop insurance industry. “The new safety net means these offsetting effects may result in more stability for the taxpayer on safety net costs.”
This is not a small change. For sure, target prices and countercyclical programs were standard fare for many farm bills before the current system of direct cash payments began in 1996. But nothing like today’s crop insurance existed then, and in many cases, it wasn’t even a separate title in the farm bill.
In 1997, for example, the total premium for corn was $461 million compared with $4.7 billion in 2013. Even when adjusted for inflation, that’s a sevenfold increase.
After subtracting what the farmer pays on the same premium, the net indemnities distributed on crop insurance policies are now a big part of the farm safety net.
This can be seen by breaking down the traditional government commodity and conservation subsidies versus net crop insurance indemnities as a percentage of net cash income for farmers.
The old-style subsidies have fallen as a rule and are dramatically less than past years like 2000 and 2001. But in 2012 and 2013, the net indemnities paid on crop insurance were almost as big as the traditional commodity and conservation payments.
For example, data collected by the Agriculture Department show that $10.6 billion was paid out directly by the government in 2012 but an additional $9.2 billion came in net indemnities on crop insurance policies. In 2013, the government paid $11.4 billion, while the net indemnities on crop insurance were $11 billion.
Adverse weather and drought conditions are part of this picture. But the numbers underscore the magnitude of crop insurance now as part of the farm safety net. And to the extent premiums are tied to crop prices, this can be some counterweight to the new countercyclical programs in the commodity title.
Instead of direct cash payments, producers will have two options linked to real market losses. But they will lock themselves into one path for each crop in their base production for five years, a big decision that will most likely mean consultation with bankers whose operating loans are needed each spring.
ARC is the first option and promises a temporary cushion for growers once prices fall at least 14 percent below the rolling average for the prior five years. In this regard, its design is like ACRE and is a formula that’s very advantageous to corn given the fat years growers have enjoyed amid the ethanol boom.
These high prices mean the threshold now at which ARC payments will be triggered for corn in 2014 is near $4.55 per bushel. Cash sales are already running 40 cents per bushel below that marker, and it seems almost certain that some subsidies will flow in 2014.
If prices fall to about $4.35 per bushel, the farmer would get something close to the current direct payments. But if corn were to drop to $4 per bushel, ARC subsidies could be twice what corn receives now per acre in direct cash payments.
The catch is that if corn prices were to stay at $4 per bushel, the ARC payments could run out in the space of three years. The idea is that this window buys time for the farmer to make adjustments. But it could also lead nervous growers to take a look at the second option known as price loss coverage or PLC.
This approach fits the more classic countercyclical model of fixed, government-set target prices — not a rolling market average. In the case of corn, prices would have to drop to $3.70 per bushel before any assistance is provided. But unlike ARC, PLC promises a more permanent floor to try to cover a farmer’s production costs.
The corn lobby and its soybean allies actively promoted the ARC approach, suggesting most of their growers will go in that direction. But wheat farmers are sure to be more divided, and rice growers lean toward price loss coverage.
For example, the PLC target price for wheat is $5.50 per bushel, about 22 cents below the ARC threshold but a much smaller gap than seen in the case of corn and soybeans.
For growers of medium-grain rice in California, the numbers break more in favor of PLC but will still mean that farmers must absorb a much larger price drop than corn.
Because of higher production costs, California growers get an extra 15 percent adjustment, which gives them a target price of $16.10 per hundredweight. And for a farmer to recoup what he is now getting in direct payments, the California Rice Commission estimates that prices would have to drop to $14.24.
That means a roughly $5 per hundredweight loss compared with current market prices. For a 750-acre farm that would mean a revenue loss of more than $310,000 to get a PLC payment of $115,000.


These Peaberry coffee beans from Oreti Estate are a 100% Arabica blend cultivated in Central Kenya in the Chania and Oreti farms held by the Harries family. This blend of several varieties (SL 28 , SL 34 , SL 14 , Ruiru 11) brings out notes of vanilla, molasses and tonka beans.
This Roast is perfect for Filter Coffee. Specialty coffee.
250g peaberry coffee beans.
A Closer Look at Appellations :
This coffee Kenya Thika Oreti Caracoli is a MicroLot coffee
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What Lionel, Coffee Roaster at Cafés Lugat, Has to Say:
Lionel* loves it because of:
- Its complexity
- Its long finish or aftertaste
- Its notes of vanilla, molasses and tonka beans
* The coffee scout (Cafés Lugat)
Process : Kenyan Washed
Harvest period: October to January
Variety : SL 28 , SL 34 , SL 14 , Ruiru 11
The Story of Cafés Lugat:
Lionel Lugat is the legendary coffee roaster at MaxiCoffee . Over the years, he has surrounded himself with an expert team of coffee roasters.
This coffee specialist is also a judge in the French Coffee Championships and expert columnist for our coffee company! Lionel tells the story of Cafés Lugat and his passion for coffee roasting below.
More About this Microlot Coffee:
The Harries family also owns the Chania farm, and 80 hectares of indigenous forests planted to encourage biodiversity which currently cover the two farms combined.
Today, over 50% of the Chania and Oreti farms are planted with Red Bourbon. The rest is a mix of Ruiru 11 (resistant variety), K7 (rust resistant), SL28 (susceptible to disease but known for its cup quality) and the new Batian variety. The farms have 40 full-time staff, but employ up to 300 people during harvests to select and prepare the coffees. The farm has opened its own nursery school to take care of its employees’ children. All the coffee is picked entirely by hand and processed on site. Most are washed, but Boyce also produces natural and honey-processed coffees as well as microlots of specific varieties.
Understanding the Kenyan Washed Process :
Cafés Lugat boasts a team of enthusiastic young coffee roasters who select exceptional coffees and create irresistible recipes just for you. Through their range of coffee beans, ground coffees and Nespresso® compatible capsules, their mission is to bring you the unique flavour and aromas from the world's best coffee-producing areas!
Their passion for coffee has even won them awards. Marco, the brand's head roaster, was awarded the French Barista Championship title at the 2017 French Championships.
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Opus Grows is the newest line of organic soil from Rexius, an independent, family-owned business in Eugene, Oregon. Back in the 1930’s, long before “organic” and “sustainability” were trends, Rexius began with a mission to develop organic growing mixes and sustainable solutions for the landscape, community, and environment. The Opus Grow Real® Light Box is made of natural hued cedar with a warm white light to help you tune into nature and brighten your home. Chase away winter blues with freshly-cut, fragrant greens grown at home in organic soil.
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Height-adjustable rear wheels make it easy to maneuver. Foldable handle allows for easy storage and transport. Text 469503 to chat directly with a Sun Joe expert. Prepare your garden spot like a pro with the Sun Joe TJ602E Electric Tiller Cultivator.
Its powerful 8-amp motor cuts through the soil at 300 rpm for maximum aeration. The machine cultivates an area 12 in.
Wide and up to 8 in. Its 3-position, height-adjustable rear wheels provide easy movement and the collapsible handle makes it simple to store. Powerful 8-amp motor cultivates up to 12 in. (30 cm) wide x 8 in.4 durable steel angled tines for maximum durability and performance. Handle folds for convenient storage and easy transport. This item is in the category "Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Outdoor Power Equipment\Tillers". The seller is "deal4you877" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.


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The Hoss Tool Wheel Hoe Cultivator is a reliable product- tested and tried and proven to provide you with years of service for your planting needs!
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Powder coated and durable, The Hoss Wheel Hoe Cultivator Teeth have a narrow throat and a wide foot for intense cultivation in the soil.
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Should you need shallow cultivation or simply weeding, the durable steel blade sweeps will simplify the task greatly. Easily mounted on the tool bar for different widths, the 8" sweeps are for working between rows.
Ideal cultivation is be as close to the plant as possible without damaging the roots, this is where the Hoss Tool Wheel Hoe Cultivator shines! The sweeps are one of the most valuable options!
The shoulder bolt is 3/8" x 2 3/4" and can be purchased to convert your Lil Double Wheel Hoe back to a Standard Wheel Hoe.
Powder coated & built to last! Used in a pair they can be positioned to be used as a hiller or as a furrower. Please note: Plows are intended for well-prepared soil.
Made of 1095 High Carbon Steel, these "Stirrups" are ideal for working greens and narrow rows.
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Attach the Spreader Bar to the tool bar of the Lil Double Wheel Hoe. Then attach 6" Oscillating Hoe's on each side. This allows you to stradle the row, cultivating both sides of the plant.


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Place your favourite crops on the Two Wests Two Tier Standard Up Staging Tray for easy, quick and convenient gardening. Made from strong aluminium, this staging has a solid load bearing capacity and will allow you to grow your plants at your very own pace. The Two West Two Tier Standard Up Staging Tray is ideal for novice gardeners. The upstaging is available in a variety of widths to suit individual preference.
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In light of our current food crisis, Woke and FLY Inc. and BlackSpaceForce Family is launching our Lemuria Farms Initiative! Where we focus on growing high nutrient, organic food for our east coast families and local community. This initiative encompasses hands on education. We will be learning things like Korean natural farming, animal husbandry, cover cropping, soil remediation and so much more. If you would like to join us please email us at firstname.lastname@example.org. Also, if you'd like to donate our cash app is $wokeandfly. Please don't forget to F.L.Y.!! FIRST.LOVE.YOURSELF. Thank you. Love and light!


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What’s in Season – February As summer comes to a close, make the most of fruit and vegetables at their best in February. Avocados, Blueberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Capsicums, Celery, Chillies, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Figs, Grapes, Lettuce, Limes, Lychees Mangosteens, Melons, Nectarines, Oranges, Passionfruit, Peaches, Pears, Pineapples, Peas, Squash, Sweet corn, Tomatoes & Zucchini Add some of […]
What’s in season during the month of January? Apricots, Blackberries, Blueberries, Boysenberries, Gooseberries, Loganberries, Mulberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Cherries, Currants, Lemons, Limes, Honeydew, Melon, Rockmelon, Watermelon, Nectarines, Peaches, Plums & Rhubarb. The perfect time to grab yourself a Fruit Bag! Click here to enjoy some beautiful Summer fruit.


Register now: Youth Planting Day<https://www.trybooking.com/Booking/BookingEventSummary.aspx?eid=193274>
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Goal: Plant 2000 local native seedlings
The Friends of Lake Claremont (FOLC) have partnered with Perth NRM (Natural Resource Management) who have created a great new initiative called “Living Perth”.
“Living Perth” encourages participation in creating and maintaining a healthy, sustainable environment. In particular, the scheme aims to engage young people in volunteering, like planting, to help reduce the effects of environmental degradation and climate change. Perth NRM has 3 Youth Planting Events planned with local groups this winter.
The Youth Planting Day<https://www.trybooking.com/Booking/BookingEventSummary.aspx?eid=193274> at Lake Claremont will be held June 25th. The FOLC hope to attract up to 100 young adults. Planting seedlings which will help to reduce carbon levels and improve the living environment for future generations. Each individual effort we make to help regenerate our lakes and parks can make a huge difference!
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Potato Days – better than Xmas!
by Ziggy Woodward
They are a fantastic way to learn all about the splendid spud, and have a lovely day out to boot. A quick Google search should pop up events in your area, and if there isn’t one then why not start a tradition? It can be as big or small as you like.
The one I attend is in Whitchurch, Hampshire, during the last weekend of every January, where there are 150 varieties of spuds, spud talks, refreshments and a whole bunch of other gardening related stalls. Everyone is welcome from the most seasoned experienced gardeners to the garden-curious who are only just picking up a spade.
At all these events, in addition to a huge range of seed potatoes, there are often heritage and heirloom seeds, onion sets, shallots and garlic bulbs, fruit trees, soft fruit and other edible plants such as rhubarb and asparagus. Some events have a seed or plant swap table where you can swap or give a small donation for items.
Many events are free, some make a small charge for entry towards club funds, and all will have parking nearby. Refreshments are available at most of the events.
This article appeared in Growing Green International magazine Num 34 (Winter 2014/15), p28.


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Dipogon is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family, Fabaceae. It belongs to the sub family Faboideae.
This perennial vine features pretty pea like magenta to pink flowers all year round. Whilst native to coastal areas it has been known to flourish inland. Sow in Spring for year round flowering.
USDA Zone - 9
Season to Sow - Spring
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It has been raining here long enough to put us all underwater! Looks like we still have a couple of days of the wet stuff coming. If you like to canoe or kayak, you might want to think about doing so soon. Should be plenty of water running to help you scoot along! :)
As mentioned in my last post, I find myself with more pictures for you. Nothing too fascinating... but perhaps interesting?
Finally, the tire garden has been planted and the tomatoes are really getting busy. The jalapeno plants are having quite a rough time with whatever it is that wants to dig in that particular tire although they are still hanging in there. The basil has gone berserk, more than doubling its size in just two weeks! What a great time of year! :)
|Two Weeks Later! Teeny Tomato #1!!|
|Basil headed for Pesto!|
Oh... if you haven't checked in on the Decorah Eagles lately, you might want to take a peek. All three eggs hatched (3/27, 3/29, & 4/2) and the little ones are already HUGE and moving about the nest.
Hope you are all having a fabulous Spring!!
Until next post...


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Hayes Services provides hydroseeding lawn services to residential and commercial property owners in Connecticut. Sometimes referred to as “grass that grows anywhere,” Hydroseeding is a fast and cost effective way to install a new lawn, or ground area to be covered. The average cost of hydroseeding is usually about 1/4 the cost of using sod. In a few weeks you will have a better looking lawn and have no worries about whether or not seed or sod will ‘take’ in your particular soil. Hydroseeding is a seeding process in which seed and hydromulch are mixed into a slurry and applied to an area with water.
Are you looking for premier hydroseeding services in Niantic, CT, and surrounding areas? Look no further than Hayes Services! We specialize in providing exceptional residential hydroseeding services, catering to the unique needs of homeowners in East Lyme, CT, and throughout the state. We know the importance of a lush, green lawn for your residential property. Our hydroseeding services utilize cutting-edge techniques to ensure a healthy and vibrant lawn that enhances the curb appeal of your home. Whether you’re in Niantic, East Lyme, or any other part of Connecticut, our expert team is dedicated to delivering outstanding results.
Hydroseeding is a cost-effective and efficient method for establishing a beautiful lawn. It involves a slurry of seed, mulch, fertilizer, and water that is sprayed onto the soil, promoting optimal seed germination and growth. This process is especially beneficial for residential properties in Connecticut, where the climate can be challenging for traditional seeding methods. Our hydroseeding services in Connecticut extend beyond Niantic and East Lyme, covering the entire state. Whether you’re in need of hydroseeding for a new lawn installation or overseeding to rejuvenate an existing lawn, Hayes Services has the expertise to meet your specific requirements.
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Red Boston lettuce is very similar to the Green Boston variety in its tender texture, but the tops of the leaves have a reddish-purple hue.
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Youda Farmer sets itself apart from the farming game pack by placing efficient deliveries at the core of the game. Players must fill their delivery truck, according to orders from occupants in the game’s village, by harvesting and collating goods from various installations on the player’s farm. This lends Youda Farmer an enjoyably frantic aspect, with bonuses and combos available as orders become more complex. The delivery driving itself is automated, so the player can give maximum attention to collecting the required goods. As is to be expected in any farming game, the player’s plot can be upgraded to provide larger amounts in less time and supply a wider range of goods to the village. The player’s trusty delivery truck can also be upgraded to carry more items and drive faster.
• Beautiful 3D graphics
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Backing a new inflation target, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said his government has not allowed the rate of price rise to cross 6 per cent as opposed to the double digit inflation during previous government.
Delivering his third Independence Day address from the ramparts of Red Fort, Modi backed the 4 per cent inflation target, within a range of 2 percentage points either way, set for the next five years under the monetary policy framework agreement with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
"It is true that during the time of previous government, inflation rate had crossed 10 per cent. Our continuous efforts have ensured that inflation rate does not rise above 6 per cent," he said.
He attributed the spike in vegetable prices to two consecutive droughts that impacted supplies but said efforts have been made to contain it.
"I will continue to make efforts to ensure that the food plate of poor is not affected (by inflation)," he said.
On the spike in prices of pulses this year, he said sowing of pulses this year has risen by 1.5 times and with good monsoon and efforts like Minimum Support Price and bonus to farmers as well as increasing availability will make things better.
While monsoon has been good this year, excess rainfall has caused problems at some places, he said, adding the government was fully committed to helping such states.
Modi said unlike past governments, he has stayed away from populist measures and instead relied on empowerment.
The Prime Minister said efforts by his government have led to 99.5 per cent of past dues of sugarcane farmers in Uttar Pradesh being cleared and 95 per cent of crop being sold this season being already paid for.
Also, record urea production has meant that blackmarketing of the crop nutrient is a thing of past, he said, adding that farmers are being given crop insurance cover on minimum premium.
Godown capacity of 15 lakh tonnes has been constructed to store crops and emphasis is being laid on all food procesing and agro based industries to raise farm incomes.
Hundred per cent FDI has been permitted in food processing. "These steps will help realise the target of doubling farmers' income by 2022," he said.
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Calling all tomato lovers! Join North Carolina’s “Tomato Man” Craig LeHoullier on an informative and visually beautiful journey through the world of tomatoes, including historical anecdotes, magical heirloom stories, and new and exciting options for space-challenged gardeners. LeHoullier’s presentation provides attendees with the success factors needed to plant and grow great tomatoes. Learn to identify which garden is right for you and take home planning strategies to help you get there. From seed-starting and saving to plant maintenance and trouble-shooting, this session is a distillation of LeHoullier’s 37-year (and counting) love affair with the tomato. There will be plenty of time for questions, and participants leave with a selection of all-time recipe favorites.
Craig LeHoullier lives and gardens in Raleigh, North Carolina. A Rhode Island native, he caught the gardening passion from his grandfather Walter and dad Wilfred. He achieved his Ph.D. in chemistry at Dartmouth College, which resulted in a 25-year career in pharmaceuticals that ended in 2008.
LeHoullier’s gardening obsession has passed through several stages. His love of heirloom tomatoes began with joining the Seed Savers Exchange, an organization for which he continues to serve as adviser for tomatoes. He is responsible for naming and popularizing many well-known tomatoes, such as Cherokee Purple, and is an adviser for the newly launched World Tomato Society.
In 2005 he added amateur tomato breeding to his garden resume and continues to co-lead the Dwarf Tomato Breeding Project. His writing career kicked off with a 2012 request from Storey Publishing to pen a book on tomatoes, resulting in Epic Tomatoes (2015). His second book, Growing Vegetables in Straw Bales, soon followed (2016).
LeHoullier is a popular lecturer across the country at major gardening events, as well as a frequent guest on podcasts and radio shows. His upcoming projects include a third book, which will focus on the story of the Dwarf Tomato Breeding Project, and a webinar series and online courses in which he will share his gardening knowledge.


A favorite for any garden. This winter squash has a superb creamy texture and flavor with golden flesh. These squash store throughout the winter. Enjoy them baked and served hot with butter and brown sugar. 95 – 105 days to harvest.
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