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A good late season lychee with a spicy taste, very sweet with a slight tang. The seed is medium to small, so flesh to seed ratio is good. Fruit size is small to medium with a round shape and red peel.
Also known as Wai chi (the Wai River lychee) or Huai Chih.
Grown in: South Africa, Australia, USA
Harvest & Availability:
Mid February: from South Africa


Radishes: a Fall Garden Surprise!
Results are in already, and while it was the sugar snap peas that I thought might take off fast, it was the French breakfast radishes that actually produced the first crop.
I had thinned the seedlings twice already, leaving plenty of “grow space” between shoots; those thinnings were great as salad sprouts so there was no waste at all.
The first of the radishes were pink and white darlings, pinky-size, with bright green tops. The flavor was fresh and strong, and texture absolutely perfect: crunchy and without any flaws. All the wildlife in my yard left them well alone.
The French apparently eat these delightful radishes with butter! I am going to try that, plus perhaps a little bit of sour cherry jam from Poland. A creamy sweet-tart treat any time of day.
There’s probably time to plant a packet of French breakfast radishes this fall for good cool-weather eating. Plant again in early spring. And remember not to let radishes get too big and tough.


The Ondo State Government has cleared the air on its plans to legalize Marijuana in the state.
Each day POST recalls that Akeredolu had urged the Federal Government to beam concentrate into the medicinal cannabis industry as elements of measures to diversify the country’s economy.
Akeredolu stated Ondo State, which is recognized for its fertile land for the cultivation of cannabis will make judicious use of the Thailand’s program, which he stated is centred about exploiting the possibility of medicinal cannabis.
The governor has mainly because then received knocks and kudos much more than the circumstance.
Shehu Sani pleaded with Akeredolu to invest the state’s sources in a point far much more meaningful than the proposed Indian hemp farm.
even though the likes of Sowore and Seun Kuti celebrated the believed.
Even so, Akeredolu has warned that cannabis cultivation is but to be legalised as opposed to reports producing the…


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Ta Ann registers strong FFB growth of 47 per cent to be sustained into 2012
Posted on January 20, 2012, FridayKUCHING: Ta Ann Holdings Bhd (Ta Ann) has registered fresh fruit bunch (FFB) growth of 47 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) for the period between January to November 2011, prompting predictions that the growth will be sustained into 2012.
“Ta Ann’s FFB production jumped by 47 per cent to 418,915 million tonnes, which was significantly higher than the industry’s average FFB growth of 11 per cent,” Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd (Kenanga Research) stated in its research report.
The research house believed that the FFB production soared in financial year 2011 as matured area had grown by 31 per cent y-o-y to 20,317 hectares. It predicted the trend to continue into financial year 2012 as the matured area would grow 26 per cent y-o-y to 25,690 hectares.
This would lead the way for FFB production to surge 31 per cent y-o-y to 596,000 million tonnes, the report said.
Kenanga Research foresaw a bountiful harvest ahead for Ta Ann as its average oil palm tree age profile of 4.5 to five years was the youngest for planters under the research house’s coverage. As the trees mature, it expected Ta Ann’s FFB production to grow at an enviable three year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21 per cent.
“As oil palm trees’ FFB production usually peaks at between 10 to 12 years old, we can look ahead for at least five years of uninterrupted double digit FFB growth,” the research house enthused.
On the assumption of a disciplined planting of 3,000 hectares annually for financial years 2012 and 2013, the company’s FFB production could be maintained at a five year CAGR of 15 per cent.
The research house reiterated its view that Ta Ann should be categorised as a plantation company, noting that 72 per cent of its nine months 2011 profit before tax was derived from its plantation devision.
As the company’s FFB production surged, Kenange Research expected the plantation division preta profit contribution to reach 83 per cent and 93 per cent in financial year 2012 and 2013 estimates respectively.
Kenanga Research went on to upgrade financial year 2012 estimated core earnings by three per cent to RM195 million as it pegged a taret price of RM6.25 per share for Ta Ann.


Coffee planters profit from high global prices
���Indian coffee prices will remain high globally as its consumption is growing at 5% pa and global stocks remain at the lowest,��� state-run Coffee Board director Y Raghuramulu said on the sidelines of a planters��� conference here. With global coffee consumption growing at 2 million bags per annum, demand for Arabica and Robusta varieties from India is set to increase because of its quality, aroma and competitive pricing.
World coffee consumption is estimated to be around 129 million bags of 60 kg each in 2009 as against 128 million bags in 2008. Consumption in producing countries like India is one-third of the production. Though 75% of the coffee produced in India is exported, the stagnant domestic market, mostly in southern India, is set to grow at 5% annually by 2011 due to demographic dividend, disposable income, change in consumption patterns and expansion of coffee chains at retail levels across metros and cities.
���The Indian coffee sector stood the onslaught of great price depression for four fiscal years (���01-02 to ���04-05), drought and pest outbreak. The growing image of our quality, especially for Robusta, has enabled the sector to be resilient and bounce back,��� Raghuramulu pointed out.
According to the International Coffee Organisation (ICO), the price of India-grown Arabica shot up to Rs 135 per kg in fiscal 2007-08 from Rs 77.50 per kg in fiscal 2004-05 and the price of Robusta increased to Rs 70 per kg from Rs 31.90 in the same period at international auctions.
At auctions conducted by the Indian Coffee Trade Association (ICTA) in Bangalore, Arabica (Plantation A) price soared by 36% to Rs 180 per kg in the first nine months (January-August) of 2009 from Rs 132 per kg in the same period of 2008, while the price declined by 13% in Robusta Cherry to Rs 83 per kg in the first nine months of 2009 from Rs 95 per kg in the same period of 2008.
In spite of a 10.3% decline in export quantity to 196,530 tonnes in fiscal 2008-09 from 218,996 tonnes in 2007-08, value realisation increased by 9.2% to Rs 2,235 crore from Rs 2,046 crore in the same period, as unit value went up by 22% to Rs 114 per kg in fiscal 2009 from Rs 94 per kg in fiscal 2008.
In the first quarter (April-June) of FY2009, export quantity declined by 15% to 50,305 tonnes from 59,072 tonnes in the same quarter of 2008, resulting in 17% decrease in value realisation to Rs 542 crore from Rs 649 crore despite marginal drop in unit value to Rs 108 per kg from Rs 110 per kg in the same period.
���Indian coffee has become the flavour of the season in the matured markets such as Europe, Russia, Japan and the US (for speciality coffee) despite increasing competition from new entrants like Vietnam and Indonesia,��� Mr Raghuramulu said.
Arabica (Plantation A) price appreciated by 17% to Rs 132 per kg in 2008 from Rs 113 per kg in 2007, while Robusta price shot up by 28% to Rs 97 per kg from Rs 76 per kg in the same period.
Karnataka accounted for 70% (183,860 tonnes) of the coffee production (262,300 tonnes) in the country during fiscal 2008-09. With Kerala contributing 22% (57,200 tonnes) and Tamil Nadu chipping in with 6.2% (16,255 tonnes), southern India accounted for 98% (257,315 tonnes) of the total output last fiscal. India���s share of global production and exports is a mere 3.5%.


Good news to Farmer Brothers, PM Farmer 17th Care £ 4000 This time will be an account
Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, 17th delivery, has arrived, good news will be given to these farmers between brothers. If it has been, tell you that there is a lot of good news for you. Under Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, it has been announced that all Kisan Dan brothers 6000 a year for the help of the government. Now all farmers receive in installments of 2000, but now it is said that the Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana is soon said whether the money will increase money or not, now farmers will get an amount of 12,000 per year according to the share of 4000 .
Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana is a popular scheme of small farmers for all large farmers, as part of this plan, farmers are sent to farmers as honors, the Indian government sends 6000 amounts on their account. For your information, we tell you that until now the farmers have been sent to the sixteenth delivery as delivery of two 2000, now all the farmers are waiting for the next episode, that is, the 17th episode, which also has been updated that It has also been updated on which this if more information is provided in the article, then the reads carefully.
|Name Of Scheme
|PM Kisan Sammaan Nidhi Yojana
PM Kisan Sammaan Nidhi Yojana
PM Kisan Samman Nidhi is an integral well of well for farmers in need for India. It is the Kalyan Yojana of the central region, which is an initiative of the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019. Each family of registered/eligible farmers, who owes at least two hectares of land, can obtain many benefits by receiving 6000 RS per year with Three equal installments.
These farmers will not get the benefit of the regime
Under the Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, the government made the e-kick necessary. If you do not verify the E-Kyc earth, you will not get the advantage of the next episode. To do e-KYC, visit the official website of PM Kisan Scheme. Next, select the e-KYC option on the right side.
PM Kisan 16th Installment 2000 or 4000
The central government had transferred the sixteenth delivery of the sixteenth delivery of Prime Minister Kisan Yojana to the registration bank account, if he has not yet received this 16 in 2000, then he has the number of line 15261 of Prime Minister Kisan Yojana and the free number 1800115526 O 011-23381092 after this, both the 16 and the 17 will join. PM Kisan the 16th delivery will give him 4000.
How To Check PM Kisan 16th installment Status Check
- How to check the 17th installment of the prosecutor Kisan Yojana, then we will provide information on the step by step, so you can check the 17th episode very easily via the phone sitting at home.
- PM Kisan Yojana, to check the state of the 17th episode, you must first come to your officer’s initial page.
- After getting to the home page, you will get the possibility of not being your state, you must click.
- After clicking a new page will open in front of you, its advantages you will see.
- Here you have to enter any information requested.
- After this, you need to click Chimicians to perform the OTP verification, after which you will also show your state of benefit that will happen in this way.
|PM Kisan List


Take Back Your Weekend! Trust Your Lawn to the Experts.
Much like the sod webworm (the larva of a lawn moth), the chinch bug is a tiny insect that feeds on blades of grass. Chinch bugs may be hard to spot, but the havoc they wreak is apparent; if you’re seeing large, irregular or sunken brown patches on your lawn, you may have a chinch bug problem. But don’t let a small infestation become a total takeover: call TruGreen in Brights Grove today and get the prompt, personalized and effective chinch bug control you need to achieve a healthy lawn again. With proper irrigation, fertilization and insect control treatment — all backed by a science-based approach from TruGreen — you can make lawn pests a thing of the past.Targeted chinch bug prevention and control from TruGreen
You have to work hard to maintain the look and health of your land and landscape, a task which can be strenuous and often difficult. At TruGreen®, we understand that outdoor work and garden chores are backbreaking enough without having to worry about pest infestations too. Fortunately, if you’re experiencing the threat of chinch bugs in your land and landscape, you can count on us for chinch bug control in Brights Grove. After all, we know what it takes to get rid of unwanted invaders before they have a chance to inflict lasting harm on your landscape.
You can think of us as your first line of defense against the insects that thrive in Brights Grove green spaces. If you begin to notice chinch bugs on your land and landscape or anywhere on your property, now is the perfect time to arrange professional chinch bug control instead of risking further damage with store-bought solutions. Our skilled service personnel in Brights Grove, who have cared for residential landscapes for years, will apply the appropriate remedy and follow up throughout the season for further inspection and treatment.
The health and appearance of your land and landscape is under threat from various pests, diseases and other problems. It could be grubs, caterpillars, ants, cockroaches or rodents — some of which could end up in your home unless taken care of — or it could even be the emerald ash borer (EAB), which has caused extensive damage to ash trees all over North America. Fortunately, we're on hand to help should you start to notice the signs of infestation.
Preventing chinch bugs from spreading is actually very simple: all you need to do is reach out to the experts. In fact, taking on problem pests on your own can sometimes lead to compromised results — or even further damage — so make sure you turn to TruGreen for chinch bug control in Brights Grove with guaranteed results.
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ETHIOPIAN YIRGACHEFFE KOKE - Medium-Dark Roast Coffee
Here at Redber we only Roast to Order - All of our coffees are fresh and never stored!
Flavours of coconut, white grape and lime.
What you need to know...
- Flavours - Coconut, white grape & lime
- Aroma - Woody & Berry
- Body - Medium
- Acidity - Mild
Filter coffees and delicious in cafetiere.
The finer details...
- Origin: Ethiopia
- Region: Yirgacheffe
- Altitude: 1870 - 1900m
- Variety: Dega, Kudhume, Wolisho
- Processed Method:Natural
- SCA Score: 88
Kokie washing station has 10 fermentation tanks to process cherry that is brought by local small holder farmers to them. Located just on the outside edges of Yirgacheffe town, in the Gedeo zone, the area has great growing conditions as well as being notorious for producing classic ‘Ethiopian’ coffee. The reputation is bolstered by the first washing station in Ethiopia being in Yirgacheffe, introduced back in the 1970’s. Coffee is typically grown on a very small scale in the gardens of producers, where it is intercropped with other subsistence crops such as Enset, a crop low in vitamins and minerals, but calorie dense. This is often on a small plot of land adjacent to the home; the area has just 7.74% of it’s population as living in urban settings.
Wolisho, Dega and Kudhume are three varietals that grow locally in the Gedeo Zone. Most farmers grow at least two of these varieties, though there is little documentes history on these. IT is not yet understood if these are specific varieties or part of a larger family of coffee. Other zones also have these varietals under slightly different names, so it is not uncommon to find a small variance in spelling.
Kudhume (Kudhumi, Kurume) has a small bean size and is known for disease resistance, also popular in the Guji. Dega sits in the middle with average bean size and tree height, whilst Wolisho (Walichu) exhibits a larger bean size. The names stem mainly from local indigenous trees – Dega is commonly used as firewood and has a reputation for it’s fragrant characteristics (though could also come from a linguistic term in Amharic relating to altitude and temperature that coincide with it’s terrain). Kudhume relates to the Kurume tree that produces small fruit with a good yield – the coffee varietal displays the same characteristics, and Wolisho resembles the characteristics of the tree too, being larger fruit, but an inconsistent yield year after year.
Fruity tasty medium dark roast, beans roast level is uniform, would buy again
First time sampling this coffee and ordered alongside a typical Brazilian chocolate/caramel dark roast. This coffee has a pleasant sweetness and lacks the harshness present in the other bean. Superb, would recommend.
Not for me
I like Yirgacheffe coffee, but this coffee disappointed me. It does not have the aroma and sourness inherent in Yirgacheffe, the taste is rough.
This is an excellent coffee bean & makes a great drink in my bean to cup machine. I should try others but this is my 'go to' every time. Also , usual great service from the Redber Team. 5*
An old friend
It has been a few years since I last tried Yirgacheffe and it is great to find that it is still a really good coffee. My usual preference is for coffees with a caramel/chocolate taste, but I'll definitely have more of this one in future.


IGC cuts world wheat production, stocks forecast
November 01, 2000
by Emily Wilson
World wheat stocks at the end of the 2000-01 season are forecast to stand at 104 million tonnes, 17.4% of total use, according to the latest forecast by the International Grains Council. The ending stocks figure is down 4 million tonnes from the September forecast.
In its latest Grain Market Report, the IGC put global 2000-01 wheat production at 579 million tonnes, compared with its September estimate of 581 million. World consumption now is forecast at 597 million tonnes against 595 million previously, while trade is estimated at 105 million tonnes versus 107 million in September.
The IGC also noted that world trade in wheat flour continued to reflect increased milling capacity in several importing countries and was estimated to have declined further in 1999-00 to around 8.3 million tonnes.


The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Wednesday approved a Rs 77.45 crore package for the revival of state-run North Eastern Regional Agricultural Marketing Corporation Limited (NERAMAC).
NERAMAC is a central public sector enterprise under the administrative control of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Regional (MDoNER).
"CCEA, chaired by the Prime Minister has approved a revival package of Rs 77.45 crore for NERAMAC," Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said in a media briefing.
The revival package will help NERAMAC to implement various innovative plans like providing better farming facilities, training to farmers in clusters, organic seeds and fertiliser, post-harvesting facilities in order to promote the products of north east farmers in the world market, he said.
In a statement, the government said out of the total revival package, Rs 17 crore is towards fund-based support and Rs 60.45 crore is non-fund based support.
With the implementation of the revival package, the government said remunerative prices to farmers of the north eastern region of their products will be ensured.
GI (Geographical Indications) tagging and marketing of organic products of north eastern region in other parts of India and globe, will enhance the export of these products which will improve the economic status of farmers.
That apart, it will help increase revenue of the Corporation and reduce overheads as a result of VRS and other cost cutting measures.
The Corporation will start making profits on a sustained basis and its dependency on the central government loan will cease.
After the implementation of revival of NERAMAC, employment is expected to be generated to about 33,00 persons, it added.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)


Orange oil is a by-product of the juice industry. Oil is cold pressed from the peel of the fruit, after the juice extraction and is widely used across the flavour and fragrance industry. Sweet orange (citrus sinensis) is around 90% d’limonene, a product used across many more industries. Approximately 40% of global oranges are processed for juice and oil with 60% solely used as a fresh fruit for consumption.
The main production type of orange from South Africa is the Sweet Orange, Citrus sinensis. There is also a small amount of Blood Orange produced in the area. The 2 main types of orange oil produced are Valencia and Navel.
Navel production starts around May and ends in June and the Valencia starts around June through to October/November. It is grown mainly in the North East of South Africa and the Western Cape but there are producers in most regions of South Africa.
There is also a small amount produced in Zimbabwe, which has similar characteristics to the South African oil.
The fresh fruit market drives all citrus products in South Africa, so the majority of the fruit is produced for exporting as fresh fruit and traditionally the amount is quite similar year on year. There is approximately 400 tons of oil produced per season.
The Valencia usually has quite a high aldehyde level of around 1.5% and the profile of the oil is similar to the Brazilian orange. Given the troubles of aldehyde content in Brazil during 2015 it is expected that there will be more demand for the South African material.
The climate and weather conditions are very stable in South Africa and natural disasters are very few and far between. Whatever the reason, South Africa’s citrus market has had the luxury of no poor climatic conditions to contend with or diseases like greening (HLB). This has kept year on year production increasing at a healthy organic rate.
In view of the adequate rainfall and the increase in planted area, this year’s predictions for orange production are positive. Estimates show an anticipated growth of about 8% to 1.47 million MT in 2017- 18 MY. The area planted to orange trees is estimated at 44,000 ha. There has been a proliferation of planted areas in the main growing regions of Limpopo, Eastern Cape, and Mpumalanga. Altogether these regions are the largest contributors with about 82% of the total orange production.
Fresh orange exports are estimated to increase 4% in 2017-18 to 1.22 million MT, in part because of increased Chinese demand and South Africa’s successful efforts to address the Citrus Black Spot (CBS) challenge in the EU market, which remains the largest export market. South Africa prioritises supplying fresh oranges to export markets, with surplus oranges supplied to the domestic fresh and processed markets. In 2016-17 the quantity of oranges processed fell to 123,000 MT but is estimated to have increased substantially in 2017-18 to 188,000 MT.
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USDA Reminds Farmers to Certify Conservation Compliance by June 1
USDA is reminding producers that the '14 farm law requires them to file a Highly Erodible Land Conservation and Wetland Conservation Certification form (AD-1026) with their local USDA service center by June 1, '15, in order to become or remain eligible for crop insurance premium support.
NCC Opposes Prevented Planting Provisions Changes
In response to a study conducted by USDA’s Risk Management Agency on prevented planting coverage levels, the NCC was joined by producer and ginner organizations in submitting comments to the agency opposing any change to coverage levels for upland and extra-long staple cotton.
USDA Prospective Plantings
USDA’s March Prospective Plantings Report indicates US producers intend to plant 9.55 million cotton acres in '15, 13.5% less than in '14. Upland area is projected to be 9.40 million acres, 13.3% less than '14-15 while extra-long staple (ELS) area is projected at 150,000 acres, a 21.9% decrease. The NCC’s planting intentions survey, released in early February, indicated US producers intend to plant 9.19 million upland cotton acres and 236,000 ELS acres.
USDA January Production Report
In its January crop report, USDA estimated a '14-15 US crop of 16.08 million bales. Upland production was estimated at 15.50 million bales and extra-long staple production at 588,000 bales. Harvested area was an estimated 9.71 million acres, implying a non-harvested area of roughly 1.33 million acres based on numbers revised from USDA’s June acreage report. The resulting abandonment rate is roughly 12.05%. The national yield per harvested acre was estimated to be 795 pounds, 24 pounds less than the five-year average.
STAX/Farm Bill Workshop/Webinar Information Available
Cotton industry members and agribusiness personnel are encouraged to access information recently presented at the NCC's 25 STAX/Farm Bill workshops as well as information (including audio/video) presented in the NCC's four regional webinars held on Dec. 17-18. Among important elements of The Agricultural Act of 2014 covered in those sessions were an in-depth look at the new Stacked Income Protection Plan (STAX) and the Supplemental Coverage Option along with regional examples of insurance rates and county yields.
Farm Bill Frequently Asked Questions
Following the series of farm bill education meetings, the NCC prepared a list of frequently asked questions on the The Agricultural Act of 2014.
Farm Bill Summary and Overview (click here)
This NCC-prepared document contains the basic preliminaries of The Agricultural Act of 2014 that passed out of the House/Senate Conference. The bill is subject to verification when legislative language is reviewed.
FSA Posts Farm Bill Fact Sheet
USDA's Farm Service Agency has created a fact sheet entitled, "What’s in the 2014 Farm Bill for Farm Service Agency Customers?" that includes highlights of The Agricultural Act of 2014 (the Act), also known as the 2014 Farm Bill.
Cotton Newsline: October 22, 2014 The National Cotton Council has scheduled 25 educational meetings across the Cotton Belt to provide its members with in-depth information regarding insurance options for cotton under the Agricultural Act of 2014.
Cotton Newsline: October 17, 2014 USDA's Risk Management Agency (RMA) has released premium rates and expected area-wide yields for the Stacked Income Protection Plan (STAX) and the Supplemental Coverage Option (SCO), both of which will be available for '15 upland cotton crop.


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Strain Review Guide for Yumbolt 47 Feminized Marijuana Seeds
By crossing two very different genetics, Yumbolt and AK 47, we’ve achieved a unique hybrid with a very sweet incense taste which evokes Californian Sativas (which is where Yumbolt comes from), but with a special twist that makes her different. Although Indica, she grows vigorously like a Sativa but with a much shorter flowering cycle. A medicinal cannabis strain, highly recommended for this type of usage.
Genetics of the strain are: Yumbolt x AK47 and it is Indica Dominant
Flowering time averages 55 – 65 days and this is an Photoperiod plant.
Typically seeds come in Feminized packs and the yield is around 450 – 500 gr/m² indoors; 500 – 600 gr per plant outdoors
This plant grows Effect is said to be very medicinal and can be grown: Medium


Genetic selection of Auto Hashplant. A classic of the cannabis strains in Automatic. The Auto Hashplant is a strong plant with heavy branches, very resistant to pest and disease. Very wild growing. Stunning flowering. Big yields.
|Genetics||Hashplant x CBD Tsunami|
|Flowering Time||65 days|
|Grows||Greenhouse, Grows Indoors, Grows Outside|
|Plant Height||Medium, Tall|
|THC Content||High (15-20%)|
|CBD Content||Low (0-1%)|
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Architects Bence Pap and Mario Gasser from Studio Lynn/University of Applied Arts IoA sent us their entry for the Austrian Pavilion competition for the 2015 Milan Expo.
Pap and Gasser's collaborative proposal won 4th prize in the international, two-stage open competition. — bustler.net
The Austrian Pavilion by Chris Precht of penda and Alex Daxböck won first runner-up in an international design competition for the Expo 2015 in Milan. Inspired by the strong presence of organic and locally grown foods in Austria, Precht and Daxböck took a creatively literal and communal approach to the 2015 Expo's universal theme "Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life." — bustler.net
Visitors are the true designers of the pavilion as they plant seeds of fruits, vegetables, or herbs in the gaps of its timber exterior during the summer months of the Expo. Once the crops are fully grown, they'll be harvested and cooked into traditional Austrian dishes in the pavilion's...
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Gaultheria antipoda depressa (Hook.f.) Hook.f.
Common Name: Mountain Snowberry
Gaultheria depressa is a creeping, mat-forming, evergreen shrub with much-branched, interlacing stems that root as they grow; the plant is seldom more than 10cm tall[
The plant is harvested from the wild for local use as a food. It is sometimes grown as an ornamental, where it can be used as a ground cover.
Australia - Tasmania, to New Zealand
Montane to alpine zone in open places in grassland, herbfield and boggy land; at elevations up to 1,800 metres, in North South and Stewart Islands from 39° southwards[
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Gaultheria depressa is found at elevations up to 1,800 metres on South Island in New Zealand and should be fairly cold tolerant. It has only proved to be hardy in very mild regions, it is not very winter-tolerant in Britain and also tends to be short-lived in cultivation[
Prefers a moist but not boggy humus rich soil in sun or semi-shade[
]. A peat and moisture loving species, it requires a lime-free soil[
The plant can make a good nesting place for mice, these mice then eat the bark of the stems in winter causing die-back.
Plants in this genus are notably resistant to honey fungus[
Fruit - raw or cooked[
]. Sweet and juicy but apt to become rather dry later in the season[
]. The capsule is 3 - 4mm in diameter, surrounded by an enlarged, fleshy, white or red calyx that can be up to 16mm in diameter[
A ground-cover for areas in sun or light shade.
The seed requires a period of cold stratification. Pre-chill for 4 - 10 weeks and then surface sow in a lime-free compost in a shady part of the greenhouse and keep the compost moist[
]. The seed usually germinates well, usually within 1 - 2 months at 20°c, but the seedlings are liable to damp off. It is important to water them with care and to ensure that they get plenty of ventilation. Watering them with a garlic infusion can also help to prevent damping of[
]. Prick out the seedlings into individual pots when they are about 25mm tall and grow them on in light shade in the greenhouse for at least their first winter[
]. Plant them out in late spring or early summer. The seedlings are susceptible to spring frosts so might need some protection for their first few years outdoors. The leaves remain very small for the first few years[
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Chicago say they've turned a rice shipment back to Pakistan because it contained a destructive beetle.
Officials said in a Wednesday news release that the sea shipment of more than 1,000 bags of rice came into the Port of Chicago last week. They say agriculture specialists found evidence of Khapra beetles and sent the specimens to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The USDA confirmed the beetles were the same beetles known for destroying grain products.
Customs officials then refused entry to the shipment and said re-exportation would be required.
The USDA says the beetle is considered one of the worst invasive species because it can tolerate insecticides and can survive without food for long periods of time.


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Little Flowers or Weeds
These little flowers are everywhere this year. They pop up alongside the road, on the path by my house and even in the wild flower garden we are cultivating at Roundpeg.
What kind of flowers are these? Or are they just weeds? My attitude is all flowers started as weeds. When someone decided they liked a particular one and began cultivating it, they elevate its status to flower.
So perhaps no one has elevated these little weeds yet, but I like them. I did a little research and discovered that the Philadelphia Fleabane is a biennial. It grows roots and stems the first year and flowers the next. That explains why I don’t remember seeing many of these last year, but they are everywhere now.
They drop seeds, so we may have a few next year, and then lots more the year after.. I hope so, because these tall happy flowers make me smile.


This is all theory being a man without a garden but I was wondering how much land would it take to grow all the vegetable stock I need for a year based on simple stock recipe in River Cottage Everyday.
I reckoned that roughly 6-7sq.m might do it but was wondering about the celery as I’ve heard it’s a bit of devil to grow. Then I remembered the old soup celery as it’s called here in Northern Ireland, or leaf celery you see in veg soup packets in Spar. So I’d probably try growing a patch of that and keeping a few bay trees.
I’d been spending the last few weeks waiting for my radishes to mature when suddenly the thought hit me
‘Dave, you don’t actually like radishes do you?‘
Also I had planted them very thickly which meant that few had matured. So what was I to do?
Try making some radish pesto, that’s what.
I took about 50g of walnuts from the cupboard and toasted them,whizzed that with half a clove of garlic (I’ve gone off garlic a bit this week after a bout of sickness last week), blitzed that with about 35g of radish leaf, added some extra virgin olive oil in a stream to get a nice consistency, stirred in some Parmesan-esque Sainsbury Basics cheese, a bit of lemon juice and salt and pepper for seasoning.
I had it with pasta and it didn’t taste as bad as I first feared. It was definitely better than eating the radish itself.
According to the man up at the allotments there is a waiting list of 100 people waiting for an allotment. Just over the hedge though there is a park of grass. Just grass and a tarmac path or two that nobody ever uses.
So why not just turn those into allotments as well?
The man at the allotment said it was because the council are useless, but I’ve just thought its because land is more valuable for building houses on than for charging an elderly men or a young family £40 a year for growing vegetables and flowers on. Perhaps I’m being a cynic.


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The Ochlockonee Rabbiteye blueberry plant is a late maturing, heavy bearing variety that blooms later in the Spring, which protects your harvest from late freezes. The berries are large, deep blue, firm and sweet and stores well.
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Buy Northern Borders⁜ Cotoneaster online. A durable woody ground cover, Northern Borders™ Variegated Cotoneaster hugs the ground, maturing at two to three feet and with a generous spread of five to eight feet. Outstanding blue-green foliage rimmed in white produces an overall silver effect in the landscape. This dense-growing cultivar is semi-evergreen and the noteworthy leaves persist until late in autumn when they change to a lovely orange-red color. In winter the leaves fall, revealing the celebrated "fan" or "herringbone" branch pattern for which this species is known. Northern Borders⁜ is a good subject for espalier and offers four seasons of interest. In spring, rosy buds open to tiny white flowers along the cinnamon-colored twigs. Later, the plant is laden with shiny scarlet fruit (1/4 inch) liberally sprinkled throughout. These berries add color throughout winter, sparkling in the winter sun and providing food for songbirds and wildlife.
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The study aims at advancing the knowledge of critical points in grapevine fertilisation technology, how they affect the viticultural environment and the danger presented by hazardous substance transfer into the soil-vine-grapes system. The agrochemical characterisation of viticultural soils, the monitoring of nutrients, the identification of prospective or present hazardous substances are segments of quality traceability in the viticultural production. The information on mineral elements traceability and on substances added through the 'fertilisation' process leads to proper impact management for viticultural, industrial activities and other types of environmental, health and life quality challenges. It can also contribute to the development of fertilisation systems that reduce the pollutants negative consequences. The growth area of Tarnave and Murfatlar vineyards sums up environment conditions (soil, climate, orientation, place, etc.) that determine the origin and quality of wines, irrespective of yearly (seasonal) fluctuations. Our research follows the distribution of heavy metals into the viticultural environment, the identification of areas registering a potential contamination risk for their viti-vinicultural products and the assessment of the state of 'health' of viti-vinicultural products. Food safety standards require the identification, characterisation and counting of inorganic hazardous substances as well as of the influence of vineyard fertilisation systems, in view of ensuring high quality standards and compliance with EU norms for viti-vinicultural products.


37km northwest of Arba Minch lies Chencha with its many Dorze villages. It is cold at 2900 meters, but the soil is very suitable for agriculture and in the past impressive terraces are constructed. The Dorze’s traditional houses are unique, broader and much higher than the huts of other tribes. They resemble a giant bamboo braided beehive. The Dorze are also excellent weavers, their finely woven shawls are famous throughout Ethiopia.


Atebara Chips were the first potato chip producer in Hawaii (1936 to be exact), but at a point this may not have lasted long.
According to their website, during World War II, Raymond Atebara’s company had to work around potato rations and started to make crispy taro chips (another use for taro beyond poi). The taro chips ended up being popular and, they still sell them today.
Atebara produces small batches of chips, with a focus on sustainably grown Hawaiian crops. They offer the following flavors (all are kettle cooked):
- Ginger/Garlic Sweet Potato


Okay, so im setting up an indoor grow room mainly for auto flowering plants. This is my second grow but first indoor , so im a little new to this game. What all should i buy to set it up , What kind of lights, growing medium, nutrients , fans etc. Nothing over the top price wise though . Thanks for the help! On a side note, what seed bank would be most suggested for auto strains, attitude speedy seedz or nirvana?


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Ward, D., and Coia, L.R. (2015). Predicting the fruit quality of Cabernet Sauvignon grapes in the Outer Coastal Plain AVA from climate data. Paper presented at the 66th American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) National Conference in Portland, Oregon, June 15–18.
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Old No.4/505, New No.3/3, 2nd Floor, Vadakkupattu Maid Road, Medavakkam, Chennai-600100, Tamil Nadu - 600100, India
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Our Fresh Cabbage has a high amount of nutrients like fiber, potassium, calcium, selenium and many other. In order to attain complete client credibility, we offer several options to the clients. Also, we make sure that the transaction is completely secure and confidential. Rest assured us for the quality of all products we deliver as the inputs used commensurate to international set standards and thus, the produ
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Door No. 4,11th Cross Street, New Colony, Chromepet, Tamil Nadu - 600044, India
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No. 70, 7th Street, Annai Sivagami Nagar, Ennore, Tamil Nadu - 600057, India
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We are engaged in offering fresh cabbage , which is appreciated due to consistency in its quality. We have a team of experts who adopt strict quality control measures to check the quality of fresh cabbage, which is procured from trusted vendors. we assure that fresh cabbage, we offer, is rich in color and has a high nutritional value. attributes of fresh cabbage mouth-watering aroma when cooked rich color good taste
Sch & Co., G-98, Periyar Vegetable Market, Koyambedu, Tamil Nadu - 600092, India
The company has created several benchmarks by supplying and exporting the best quality Fresh Cabbage . Fresh Cabbage is widely used in making Chinese dishes. Further, Fresh Cabbage is packed using the high-grade packaging materials. We offer these Fresh Cabbages at the market leading prices.
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41a, Labour Well Street, Adambakkam, Tamil Nadu - 600088, India
We are offering fresh cabbage an extensive range of high quality fresh cabbage is brought to the clients at very reasonable rates. This variety of fresh cabbage can be used for the preparation of several dishes and helps in concocting numerous items of gastronomic delights.
#29, Pullapuram, Kilpauk, Tamil Nadu - 600010, India
We are offering Fresh Cabbage. we export the best quality fresh cabbage obtained from credible vendors of the industry. green cabbage being highly advantageous in terms of health is extensively demanded in the market. we cater to this huge demand for premium quality fresh cabbage. we make use of hygienic methods of obtaining and delivery. widely consumed as : raw cooked features : fresh high quality good taste great
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No9/5 Kamaraj Nagar,2nd Street Nungambakkam,chennai 600 094, Tamil Nadu - 600094, India
Fresh, highly nutritious and free from any kind of pesticides, our Cabbage is added in noodles, pizzas, sandwich, etc. to enhance their taste. We package the Cabbage in top-notch quality packaging material to ensure it is delivered fresh. Besides, we provide the Fresh Cabbage at the most reasonable prices. Based in Tamil Nadu (India), we are the credible Supplier of Fresh Cabbage.
No. 18, 10, Ambedkar Street, Bharathi Nagar, Guindy, Tamil Nadu - 600032, India
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No. 11 (old No. 2a), 5th Main Road, Gangai Nagar, Velachery, Tamil Nadu - 600042, India
We are a renowned Fresh Cabbage Exporter and Supplier in Tamil Nadu (India). We offer Fresh cabbage to customers situated in different parts of India. We grow our Fresh Cabbage in rich soil using fine quality seeds and fertilizers. Fresh Cabbage is offered by us in clean and safe packaging to retain their freshness and nutritional value. Benefits : May reduce the risk of cancer and are responsible for metaboli
No 37, Bharathiyar First Street, Palavanthangal, Tamil Nadu - 600114, India
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We are one of the reliable Fresh Cabbage Exporters and Suppliers from Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Our team of quality controllers procures the cabbage only from farmers who adopt modern ways of cultivation. We assure buyers that the vegetables we deal in are cultivated without any use of harmful fertilizers, etc. One can purchase our highly nutritious cabbage in bulk.
Plot No.280, G2, Bala Vinayagar Flats, Manikandan Nagar, Kundrathur, Tamil Nadu - 600069, India
Being a quality driven firm, we source the raw material from the certified vendors only who assure us for the quality and reliability of the material. We have hired a team of professionals who hold immense knowledge of packaging. They make use of premium packaging material so as to make damage free deliveries.
1/2, 2nd Floor, 1st Main Road Venkateshwara Nagar, Tamil Nadu - 600089, India
To keep the extensive array of products safe till final dispatch, we have a well-structured and organized warehouse that is well maintained by veteran professionals. Ours is a reckoned name in the domain as we are capable of bringing forth quality products, fabricated using the experts approved raw material. We only make use of certified raw material to maintain high standards.
No : 5a, Pandian Street, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Thathankuppam, Villivakkam, Tamil Nadu - 600049, India
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No.28, New Indian House, 5th Street, Thiru Nagar, Vadapalani, Tamil Nadu - 600026, India
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12b, Iind Floor, Manju Garden, Pilliyar Koil Street,kk Nagar West, Chennai, Tamil Nadu - 600078, India
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No 9, Parasuraman Street,gandhi Road,velachery, Chennai- 600042, Tamil Nadu - 600042, India
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29/14, 7th Street, 1st Floor, Annai Sivagami Nagar, Ennore, Tamil Nadu - 600057, India
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An increase in fuel prices and winter-related road blockages in different parts of Afghanistan are driving up food prices, despite a bumper 2009 wheat harvest, according to Kabul traders.
Petrol, heating oil and propane gas have gone up at least 10 percent over the past three weeks, they say.
“Food prices are linked to fuel prices and whenever fuel is high in the market food is also expensive,” said Sulaiman Mahmoodi, a vendor in Kabul’s main food market. He said wheat flour, cooking oil and rice had gone up 5-10 percent since the rise in fuel prices.
Afghanistan imports fuel mostly from Iran and Turkmenistan. However, its transportation around the country has become expensive and dangerous with the threat of attacks by Taliban insurgents.
Furthermore, roads to several districts in Bamyan, Badakhshan and Daykundi provinces have been blocked due to early snowfall, according to the Afghanistan National Disasters Management Authority (ANDMA).
“Access to about 10 districts in Badakhshan has been cut off due to early snowfall,” Sayed Nasir Hemat, provincial director of the Afghan Red Crescent Society, told IRIN.
“When roads close in winter the price of everything increases dramatically and those people who have not stored food appropriately face hunger,” said Hemat, adding that the government and aid agencies must deliver aid to people in inaccessible areas.
Photo: Feroz Noman/IRIN
|Fuel and gas prices have increased by 10 percent in less than a month|
Abdul Matin Edrak, the director of ANDMA, told IRIN the government was working to keep roads open, distribute food and evacuate people as necessary.
Afghanistan’s food security situation has improved somewhat owing to a very good 2009 harvest, according to the Famine Early Warning System of the US Agency for International Development.
Drought led to a poor harvest in 2008, but this year over five million tons of wheat was produced - enough to meet about 90 percent of domestic requirements, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL).
“Food is available in the country but access to food by all people is a problem linked to poverty and the overall economic conditions in the country,” MAIL spokesman Majidullah Qarar told IRIN.
About nine million of the country’s 25 million people are living on less than a dollar a day, according to a December 2009 national risk and vulnerability assessment.
Qarar said the government had almost finished stockpiling 100,000 tons of wheat in five locations for distribution in an emergency.
Food aid pledges from India and other countries, as well as UN World Food Programme aid are designed to help the most food insecure.


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Last Tuesday, we met with Christie and Yannick to have a closer look at this website as both prepared two little tutorials about sustainable gardening. Not ready yet, but the essentials are already published:
We were also talking about possibilities of a more profound marketing of their garden knowledge, e.g. giving regular workshops about garden topics and the sustainable use of environmental ressources.
They told me a bout a nice initiative in our region, where people share their gardens with those who haven't one: http://www.plantezcheznous.com/
Both are really looking forward to the Tolmezzo meeting to meet and share with participants their experience and discuss ideas.


Hi homie ! It is a bit late to answer but I'm looking on week 8 and I your plant is really dark at that stage ! You should give her some PK to help her senescence !! Hope it will help you at that stage :+1:
At Week 7 my buds weren't very fat either. Depending on the strain that's totally normal. Increasing the lumens & adding more nutes (P & K since she's in flowering) are the best ways to promote bud growth. But don't go overboard with the feedings. Patience is key; all strains grow at different rates & have unique bud structures. Some are "late bloomers" that don't put on weight until later. And yeah: bad soil can be the cause of MANY problems so always go for something high quality like Black Gold or Fox Farms. Hope that helps!
After reading your info for this week I agree with what you said. Don’t use that mud soil again. You need a well aerated light medium to which you can add your nutrients. Also Some tips -Don’t put your indoor plants outdoors, first your probably better with an auto indoors. Second any of the nastys that are outside pests and bad germs, e.g fuugus, algae is in closer proximity to your plants then you take them back indoors and expose your grow room to those nastys, some may say I’m paranoid but if it happens to you, you lose a few crops and months of time effort and money you will think twice. Again I agree don’t top now... but what both Stick and Michka are saying about nutrients are slightly off in my book. Yes you can give bloom nutrients too early that can cause a hault in upward growth as she focuses on flower. And I’ve found I had to add grow nutrients later into the flower cycle sometimes. But with adding grow nutrients if the soil is spent and your auto is still in veg then you’re going to have to add grow nutrients. Otherwise your plants are looking healthy. Last quote by I don’t know “bigger roots, bigger shoots”


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Along with the new Ranch comes the added adventure of growing our own Red Russian "Sexy Garlic"
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What is Red Russian Garlic?
Red Russian hardneck garlic has an average of 4-5 cloves per bulb. It is a cold hearty garlic that can put up with soggy BC winters as long as it is planted in raised beds. It produces a scape that emerges in mid June which can be eaten or allowed to grow to maturity into umbel/bulbils (bulbils can be eaten or planted). This strain stores well and when harvested in July/August will store until December/January under proper conditions. Red Russian garlic should be planted in the fall. There are two types of Red Russian garlic: the rocambole type and the marbled purple stripe type... I believe ours is of the marbled purple stripe variety.
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Red Russian garlic is a medium to hot garlic that sweetens when baked. It has a very "full bodied" flavor and it is sure to please the most discerning of garlic connoisseurs. It is a great all round garlic that is excellent when baked in the oven, used as a garlic for garlic bread, used in recipes, soups, stews, roasts and more! Your imagination is the limit
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Now in its seventh year, the 2017 programme will see a new group of young growers learn about the sugar beet sector in its entirety, including how the factory operates, how we lobby in Westminster, seed production and research, industry research and how the NFU influences, adopts and communicates policy to growers. Training is also given in presentation and media skills.
NFU Sugar board chairman William Martin said, “The UK beet sugar industry has a bright future. There are challenges ahead, but there are also many opportunities. The Sugar Industry Programme, which will allow participants to explore these opportunities, goes from strength to strength every year. We receive a high level of positive feedback from past participants and I would strongly encourage younger growers to sign up and get involved. “
The programme will take place between November 2016 and February 2017, and includes a number of overnight stays. The programme is funded by NFU Sugar and British Sugar, including travel and accommodation costs, and will contribute BASIS points. Successful applicants are expected to attend all events.
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IISLA Forum goes hybrid!
We are excited to meet you all online via our host online access but meet face-to-face with other participants, to share with you our new initiatives to help Filipino entrepreneurs and small enterprises, including MSMEs, in accessing the right capital.
Since the last IISLA Forum in February 2020, we have redesigned our programmes and built a digital platform to address systemic challenges faced by entrepreneurs, particularly in the food sector (or agripreneurs), in effectively growing their businesses and impact in rural communities.
The long value chains that underpin current food systems disconnect farmers with consumers. This has often resulted in a mismatch between the supply and the demand of agricultural products, leading to food wastage. Moreover, farmers continue to be beholden to some exploitative middlemen, or viajeros, who serve as their primary link to the market.
Prior to the COVID19 pandemic, IISLA had designed a platform to address the growing threat of food insecurity. This problem was exacerbated during the global lockdown and paved the way for the rise of several agri-tech platforms that offered potential solutions . However, challenges remain evident in relation to efficient logistics and delivery systems, crop availability, price stability, and technology inclusion among rural communities.
IISLA’s new platform aims to address these challenges with an education programme for agripreneurs to build and grow impact-driven enterprises anchored in social/economic justice and environmental sustainability. Our platform also connects smallholder farmers, food businesses and logistics providers so they can efficiently trade and move naturally-grown, fresh produce from local farms to kitchens.
Come and join us to discover our new platform and explore opportunities for partnerships. We invite you to collaborate with us in transforming our food systems for the benefit of all Filipinos.
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It happened across most of western Canada overnight… the F word — frost. Lucky for you, we’re having an Agronomy M-uesday chat here on RealAg Radio, where host Shaun Haney and RealAgriculture’s resident agronomist Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson take you through several agronomic topics, including frost at harvest, potential record soybean yields in Ontario, and so much more.
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US and Australian wheat markets gapped 4-6pc firmer on Monday.
- Chicago wheat December contract up US53 cents per bushel to 882.25c/bu;
- Kansas wheat December contract up 53.75c/bu at 978.75c/bu;
- Minneapolis wheat December contract up 36.25c/bu to 981.25c/bu;
- MATIF wheat December contract up €14.75/t to €352.25/t;
- Black Sea wheat December contract up US$7.25/t to $324.75/t;
- Corn December contract up 10.75c/bu to 691.5c/bu;
- Soybeans March 2023 contract up 18.5c/bu to 1427.5c/bu;
- Winnipeg canola March 2023 contract was up C$15.20/t to $884.60/t;
- MATIF rapeseed February 2023 contract up €26.25/t to €665/t;
- ASX Jan 2023 wheat contract up A$20/t to $503/t ;
- ASX Jan 2023 barley contract up A$10/t to $350/t;
- AUD dollar unchanged at US$0.640.
The United Nations said yesterday there were no ships transiting the Black Sea maritime humanitarian corridor on the night of 29 Oct when Russia says its vessels in Crimea were attacked.
Twelve ships departed Ukraine yesterday despite Russia’s suspension, and more ships currently are inbound.
“Civilian cargo ships can never be a military target or held hostage,” UN program coordinator Amir Abdullah said. “The food must flow.”
Turkey remains committed to the deal, with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan saying “Even if Russia behaves hesitantly because it didn’t receive the same benefits, we will continue decisively our efforts to serve humanity.”
Russia emphasised it was not withdrawing from the deal but only suspending it.
Russia said on Monday that it was “unacceptable” for shipping to pass through the Black Sea security corridor. “Under the current conditions, there can be no question of guaranteeing the security of any object in the indicated direction until the Ukrainian side accepts additional obligations not to use this route for military purposes.” Russian missiles targeted the capital, Kyiv, including essential civilian infrastructure, on Monday, leaving parts of the city without water and electricity. Explosions were also reported in Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Kremenchuk and Vinnytsia regions.
Russia’s Agriculture Ministry said that as of 27 October 16.7 million hectares were sown with winter crops compared with 17.6 million on the same date last year. In some central regions, planting is 20-25% below average due to the adverse weather.
Moscow-based Institute for Agricultural Market Studies, IKAR projects 2023-24 wheat production at 87Mt (101Mt this year) and exportable surplus in 2022/23 (Jul/Jun) at 50Mt.
Argentina’s Rosario Grains Exchange reports that drought conditions are forecast to result in 2022-23 wheat production in the core growing areas falling to 1.3Mt (compared to 7.8Mt previous year). Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) is believed to have purchased around 385,000t wheat from optional origins, with the majority expected to be sourced from Russia, at around $373/t c&f, Nov/Dec shipment.
Feed grain prices fell dramatically yesterday through the northern areas of the eastern Australian grain belt as headers started rolling. If you could find a prompt home for SFW it was around $400-405/t. Brisbane was still holding up at $470/t. Other markets around the country kicked and were all firmer across the board. Old crop liquidity on Clear Grain Exchange picked up with approx. 21,000t trading yesterday.
The hits keep on coming with more rain falling overnight and continuing today for parts of Qld, NSW, Vic and SA with cold wind and hail storms on the cards. Heavy rain and hail have also hit crops in WA interrupting harvest and causing some damage.


Project RELACS – Improving inputs for organic farming. Organic sheep producers are aware that worm control issues continue to pose a threat to their business. To a large extent, they still have to rely on dewormers to maintain the health and productivity of their animals.
Research on alternative strategies for worm control can now be put into practice. These strategies have been developed independently of each other, but we now bring them together in a “basket of options” approach.
The basket of options is not a “one size fits all” approach. It gives farmers the option to select what is best for their circumstances increasing the chances of keeping treatment frequency as low as possible and maintaining drench efficacy as high as possible.


Prineville Farmers Market
Downtown City Plaza across the street from the Courthouse
Drop by to see for yourself. The farmers market is located in Prineville, Oregon at Downtown City Plaza across the street from the Courthouse. Come on by to find out about its selection of vegetables, local specialties, organic food, crafts and fruits. Hours are June-Mid October Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Takes WIC, SFMNP. Click the Edit link if you frequent this market to tell us more about what is sold.
If you've shopped at Prineville Farmers Market, tell us what you think of the market.


Watermelon Peperomia (Peperomia argyreia) This house plant requires bright indirect light but can tolerate low light. Water sparingly only when soil becomes dry. Watermelon Peperomia grows inches tall and inches wide.
Watermelon Plant Not Producing: How To Get Watermelons To Fruit - Watermelon is synonymous with summertime and likely found at nearly every summer celebration. Many people try to grow their own and may encounter a watermelon plant that is not producing. So how to get watermelon to fruit? Find out in this article.
guide to easy, indoor plants..The Kids Room Peperomia Argyreia (Common Name: Watermelon Peperomia) With its vibrant fruitlike foliage, the Watermelon Peperomia will brighten up any kid's room in a hanging basket. Ubiquitous in South America and the Caribbean, this tropical wonder likes a lot of light, but only needs to be watered sparingly.
How to grow watermelons: They do not like "wet feet" but they need at least an in of water each wk. You can trellis up watermelon plants, and once the plants set fruit, support the burgeoning melons with slings, which can be made with cheesecloth, nylon stockings, or old T-shirts. If the sling completely covers the fruit, it provides protection from insects. In addition to saving space, trellising improves air circulation and helps prevent disease.


January 24, 2023
Searles Gardening Team
Found cockchafers or curl grubs in your potting mix. We explain why they proliferate in potting mixes and how to successfully treat them.
There may be elements of nature and our localised ecology that enjoy a rich organic potting mix, isolated from predators and generally kept in nice moist conditions. These elements may include the common curl grub (Heteronychus arator).
In the circumstances of grubs, during summer months these insects seek places to lay their eggs and pot plants and sometimes bags of potting mixes can be a prime target. The beetle’s larvae grow into curl style grubs which, uncontrolled can infest existing pot plant soils.
Potting mixes do not contain insecticides or other chemicals to treat these various insurgents; which is understandable. No manufacturing process can stop the beetles from laying eggs in pots when they are exposed to such insects. These insects and other components of our local ecology are natural and part of gardening but thankfully, there are various ways to tackle the issues.
In the circumstances that your potting mixes contain curl grubs, you can tackle the problem organically by removing the visual grubs by hand, or there are insecticides which can easily be applied to pots and gardens to eradicate them. Searles Dead Grub Pro or Searles Conguard are an effective treatment for controlling grubs in pot plants, soil and gardens around the home. Searles do not have any chemicals registered safe for use for edibles planted in potting mix, so hand removal is highly recommended.


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THE ANXIOUS wait for winter croppers across the country continues with further rain this week delaying the eagerly anticipated start of harvest.
Northern NSW has been one area extremely hard hit by heavy rain.
While there are expected to be heavy crop losses in places due to the falls of in excess of 200mm late in October there is cautious optimism that some crops will be well worthwhile harvesting.
"It is going to depend significantly on local factors, the amount of rain, obviously, but also the soil type and topography," said Grain Producers Australia northern region director Matthew Madden.
"We received the heavy rain and had flooding east of Moree but things were starting to dry out before another 30mm this week, so we're hoping to get harvesting once it dries out again and we'll know a lot more then," Mr Madden said.
Further south, it remains extremely wet in southern NSW.
Centres such as Albury have recorded in excess of 150mm in the past two weeks and there are flood warnings in place for most major rivers in the region, including the Murrumbidgee and Murray, along with tributary creek systems such as the Mirrool Creek.


MADISON – Tera Johnson, who founded the Food Finance Institute (FFI) in 2014 to make sophisticated financial technical assistance available for every growing food, value-added agriculture and food systems enterprise, is leaving her position. Sarah Larson, FFI’s program manager, will take over as interim director starting Sept. 1.
Johnson, a serial entrepreneur whose mission is to create the next generation of environmentally and economically regenerative food and farming businesses, has been named CEO of the Iroquois Valley Farmland Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) in Evanston, an organic farmland finance company.
“We’ve built national reach and established credibility through our proven in-person and online training models,” Johnson said. “Sarah was my first employee at the company I founded before FFI, Simply Tera’s. I am confident that the FFI team will carry forward our mission and continue to flourish. Over the last three years, Sarah has been by my side to develop solid programs, deliver top-notch technical assistance and secure new funding sources.”
While this is bittersweet news, we are pleased to share that Tera will continue to serve in an advisory role with the FFI Vision Team.


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MOSCOW, February 8. /TASS/. Russia’s agricultural watchdog will discuss on February 9 the supplies of US corn, a senior official said on Monday.
"Tomorrow we will have phone talks with the American side," said Alexei Alekseyenko said, an aide to the head of the Russian Federal Agency for Veterinarian and Phytosanitary Control.
The sides will discuss ways to prevent supplies of infected corn to Russia and the GMO problem, he said, adding that more than 80% of US-grown corn are genetically modified.
On January 25, the agency said Moscow may introduce a ban on supplies of corn from the US over the systematic Diplodia dry rot infection. Now the infected corn is only used in Russia for the production of popcorn. The potential damage from the supplies of quarantined goods to Russia reaches some 10 or 15 billion rubles ($128 million-$192 million), the analysis of phytosanitary risks shows.