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Jack Widow is a cross between two stable and well known strains. The famous Jack Herer and the legendary White Widow. Both varieties are so called "high THC" strains. Due to the cross, the Jack Widow became a high THC strain as well with an average THC content of around 21%. A great potent strain! Are you getting curious about what Jack Widow has to offer? Check our Jack Widow feminized seeds and read on.
Jack Widow seeds
The feminized Jack Widow genetics will generally provide excellent results. Whether it's grown indoors or outdoors. Jack Widow plants are stable and very robust under most conditions. The flowering time is about 9 to 11 weeks and with the total cycle the plant will reach a maximum height of about 120 cm. During the flowering stage thick buds will develop and yields can reach up to 650 grams per m2. The female Jack Widow strain is suitable for methods like SOG (sea of green) and SCROG (screen of green). Outdoors the plant is generally ready to be harvested around mid October. Besides the plant can grow up to 3 meters tall and yield as much as 1000 grams per m2 under the most optimal circumstances.
Advantages and points of interest
When opting for feminized seeds growers won't have to remove their male plants which makes growing feminized seeds much easier compared to the cultivation of regular seeds. However, the plant is susceptible to failures in the diet. In addition, the level of fungal resistance of this strain is "average".
For what use is Jack Widow weed suitable and what is the effect of the strain?
Jack Widow is great for recreational use. Aromas are delicious citrus-like and very fruity. The narcotic high of this dominant Sativa (80%) is strong, but very pleasant. Because of the high THC content the weed has a pleasant effect on both the mind and body.
Specifications Jack Widow feminized seeds
|Variety||20% Indica / 80% Sativa|
|Genetics||Jack Herer x White Widow|
|Max yield indoor||550 to 650 grams/m2|
|Max yield outdoor||800 to 1000 grams/m2|
|Height indoor||100 to 120 cm|
|Height outdoor||120 to 300 cm|
|Flowering time||63 to 77 days|
|Cultivation||Indoor, Outdoor, Greenhouse|
|Climate||Polar, Temperate, Mountains|
|Flavors||Lemon, Incense, Skunk, Spicy|
|Effects||Energetic, Euphoric, Talkative, Uplifting|
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You have indicated that you can help grow Sea Tentfig. That's great news! The idea is that you help grow saplings (small plants that are ready to be put in the garden), so that they can be used at places where they are necessary. If you have seeds, that is also great!
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Moscow | Russia said on Monday (Tuesday AEST) that it was withdrawing from a wartime agreement to allow grain exports from Ukraine through the Black Sea, upending a deal that has helped stabilise global food prices and alleviate shortages in parts of Africa and the Middle East.
The agreement, known as the Black Sea Grain Initiative, was struck a year ago, brokered by the United Nations and Turkey, to alleviate a global food crisis after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Russia had blockaded Ukrainian ports, preventing ships from carrying its grain and sending global prices soaring to record highs. The deal has been extended three times, most recently in May. The latest extension expired on Monday.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres said he was “deeply disappointed” by Moscow’s decision, and that millions of people facing hunger, as well as consumers confronting a cost-of-living crisis, would “pay a price”.
The effects of the suspended grain deal were quickly apparent. It rattled wheat markets, seesawing prices and exposing vulnerable countries in Africa and the global south to the prospect of a new round of food insecurity.
Chicago wheat futures, a barometer for global prices, briefly jumped more than 4 per cent as the Kremlin’s move jeopardised a key trade route to global markets for grain from Ukraine. Later, prices swung to more than 1 per cent lower for the day.
Mr Guterres said he had sent proposals last week to Russian President Vladimir Putin to facilitate Moscow’s demands over the agreement.
Russia has repeatedly complained about the deal, which it calls one-sided in Ukraine’s favour. Moscow has said Western sanctions, imposed because of Russia’s devastating war, have restricted the sale of Russia’s agricultural products, and Moscow has sought guarantees that free up those exports.
In April, Russia’s Foreign Ministry also listed other demands to renew the grain deal: reconnect the state-owned Russian Agricultural Bank to the international SWIFT messaging service that is critical for cross-border payments; lift restrictions on maritime insurance and on the supply of spare parts used in agricultural machinery; end sanctions against fertiliser companies and the people linked to them; and restore an ammonia pipeline that crosses Ukraine.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, who announced on Monday that the Black Sea grain agreement was “halted”, said, “As soon as the Russian part is fulfilled, the Russian side will immediately return to the implementation of that deal.”
Russia’s announcement came hours after a deadly attack on the Kerch Strait Bridge linking the occupied Crimea Peninsula to mainland Russia. Mr Peskov said the decision to suspend the grain deal was not connected to the attack.
Ukraine is one of the world’s major exporters of wheat, corn, sunflower seeds and vegetable oil. It has exported 32.9 million tons of grain and other food under the initiative, according to UN data.
Under the agreement, ships are permitted to pass by Russian naval vessels that kept other vessels from using Ukraine’s ports since the start of Russia’s war. The ships are inspected off the coast of Istanbul, in part to ensure they are not carrying weapons.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told reporters at the State Department on Monday: “I hope that every country is watching this very closely. They will see that Russia is responsible for denying food to people who are desperately needy around the world.”
John Kirby, a spokesman for the US National Security Council, called Russia’s move a “military act of aggression” and said the US was already seeing a rise in global wheat, corn and soybean prices.
“We urge the government of Russia to immediately reverse its decision,” he added.
Russia’s decision appears to be part of a broader effort by Mr Putin to reassert an aura of unassailable authority after a failed mutiny by the Wagner mercenary group, said Timothy Ash, a senior strategist at BlueBay Asset Management in London and an expert on Russia and Ukraine.
“It will hurt specific countries dependent on these exports,” Mr Ash said. But beyond that, “it shows how weak Putin is after the Wagner coup: he is now desperate to take any bit of leverage he can.”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Moscow had broken its agreement with the United Nations and with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, rather than with his country, given that Ukraine had made a separate deal with the two mediators over grain.
Mr Zelensky, through his press office, added that Ukraine was ready to restart shipments if the United Nations and Turkey agreed.
With Black Sea ports closed again, Ukraine may have to redouble its use of alternative routes, exporting grain by truck, train and river barge – journeys that take longer than shipping by sea, and cannot handle the same volume.
Mr Blinken said the US would help Ukraine find other means of export, but that “it’s really hard to replace what’s now being lost as a result of Russia weaponising food”.
Mr Erdogan said he would speak to Mr Putin about the agreement and signalled hope that it could be revived. “Despite the statement today, I believe the president of the Russian Federation, my friend Putin, wants the continuation of this humanitarian bridge,” Mr Erdogan said in Istanbul.
The deal between Ukraine and Russia, which is also a major global supplier of grain, oil and other affordable food products, is particularly important in 14 African nations that depend on the two nations for half of their wheat imports, according to the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organisation.
The collapse of the grain deal dominated the UN Security Council’s session on Ukraine on Monday. China, an ally of Russia’s, stopped short of directly condemning Russia for withdrawing from the deal but called on both sides to resume negotiations to restore the pact.
Mr Guterres said earlier that to help meet Russia’s demands, he had sent Mr Putin proposals to “remove hurdles” affecting its financial transactions.
This article originally appeared in The New York Times.
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The Advanced Biofuels Markets conference is underway in San Francisco and many advanced biofuels companies have been making announcements. One of these companies is Cobalt Technologies who has announced that Bunge Global Innovation has joined its Cobalt’s Series E Preferred Stock round an a strategic investor.
The investment comes on the heels of Cobalt’s agreement with Bunge and specialty chemicals company Rhodia Poliamida e Especialidades Ltda. (“Rhodia”) to operate a pilot plant demonstrating the production of n-butanol utilizing sugarcane bagasse as feedstock at the Laboratório Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia do Bioetanol facility in Campinas, Brazil. The partners will also work together to develop a co-located, demonstration scale biorefinery at a Bunge sugarcane mill.
“We are pleased to have forged this strategic partnership with Bunge, one of the largest sugar producers in Brazil,” said Bob Mayer, CEO, Cobalt Technologies. “Bunge’s investment and supply of raw material for feedstock will allow us to begin demonstrating the value of our biobutanol technology and help unlock its potential.”
Ben Pearcy, Managing Director, Sugar & Bioenergy and Chief Development Officer of Bunge Limited, added, “Cobalt’s promising technology presents the opportunity to leverage Bunge’s sugarcane processing assets to produce new high-value products that diversify our revenue streams and enhance returns.”


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Warren K. Watanabe, executive director, Maui County Farm Bureau and MCFB Board President Darren Strand presented the Maui County Farm Bureau’s annual membership awards along with government officials Senator Donovan Dela Cruz, Representative Kyle Yamashita, Council members Mike White and Gladys Coelho Baisa, and Deidre Tegarden, Governor Abercrombie’s Maui representative. The membership awards are given annually in September at the Maui County Farm Bureau’s General Membership Meeting. This year, the award recipients included Jamie Shishido, Kula farmer, Member of the Year 2011; The Clark Hashimoto Family, persimmon farmers from Kula, Family of the Year 2011; Representative Kyle Yamashita, Friend of Agriculture 2011; and Aric and Myles Nakashima of Pukalani Superette, the 2011 Mike Lyons Award recipients.
“Recognition of this year’s recipients is long overdue,” said Warren K. Watanabe, executive director, Maui County Farm Bureau. “All of them have been involved in agriculture on Maui for many decades and their hard work, dedication and unwavering support of the Maui County Farm Bureau has been instrumental in Maui ag’s longevity and viability because they run successful businesses and they have each contributed greatly to ag industry programs for more than 100 years combined. We’re glad we could finally recognize each of them and congratulate them on their many years of success.”
Award recipients joined members of MCFB at a potluck dinner where they received their awards and Grown on Maui lei from Paradise Flower Farms. MCFB members also elected its 2011 – 2013 board of directors. The MCFB Board consists of 10 member directors each representing an agriculture sector on Maui. Re-elected to serve the staggered two year term are Carver Wilson, flowers; Kevin Boteilho, landscape/nursery; Darren Strand, pineapples; William Jacintho, livestock; Paul Koehler, seed. Returning members include Doug MacCluer, fruits; Rick Volner Jr., sugarcane; Gerry Ross, coffee; Heidi Watanabe, vegetables, and Greg Hopkins, compost farmer.


By Phil Franz-Warkentin, MarketsFarm
WINNIPEG, Aug. 11 (MarketsFarm) – The ICE Futures canola market was weaker at midday Tuesday, as it continued to back away from its recent highs.
After good export demand and chart-based buying had provided support earlier in the month, “we’ve done enough work to the upside for now,” said a trader accounting for the consolidative tone in the market.
A firmer tone in the Canadian dollar and losses in Chicago Board of Trade soyoil also put some pressure on canola, according to the trader.
The looming Prairie harvest was another bearish influence in the background.
The United States Department of Agriculture releases updated production estimates on Wednesday, and pre-report positioning was a feature in the North American grains and oilseeds.
About 7,000 canola contracts traded as of 10:38 CDT.
Prices in Canadian dollars per metric tonne at 10:38 CDT:
Canola Nov 487.30 dn 1.20
Jan 493.40 dn 1.00
Mar 497.10 dn 1.10
May 499.50 dn 1.50


India’s monsoon may hit the southern Kerala coast around June 5, the weather office said on Thursday, in a likely delayed onset that raises fears of poor rains in the initial days of a monsoon season threatened by the El Nino weather pattern. A delay in rains for monsoon-dependent India could pose challenges for the country’s next government, possibly pushing up inflation and denting economic growth. Results due on Friday are likely to hand opposition leader Narendra Modi a majority.
“We are expecting a slight delay in the monsoon onset than the normal date of arrival,” said D.S. Pai, lead forecaster of the Indian government’s weather office.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) treats June 1 as the normal date for the monsoon arrival over the southern coast.
The predicted onset date has an error margin of four days, the IMD said in a statement.
“The countdown for monsoon onset starts from June 2 and in an extreme case it could arrive as late as June 9,” Pai told Reuters by telephone from the western city of Pune.
Rains are vital to rejuvenate Asia’s third-largest economy as it battles its worst slowdown since the 1980s and attempts to cool inflation that has averaged nearly 10 percent for the past two years.
“A delay of five days is not the big issue but the probability of El Nino is a serious concern for farmers,” said Sudhir Panwar, chief of farmers’ lobby group Kisan Jagriti Manch.
Agriculture accounts for 14 percent of India’s nearly $2 trillion economy, with two-thirds of its 1.2 billion population living in rural areas. Half of the country’s farmland lacks access to irrigation.
Poor rains could hit sowing of summer crops such as soybeans, rice, corn and cotton, raising food prices and pressuring economic growth that has nearly halved to below 5 percent in the past two years. Last month, the IMD forecast a patchy monsoon season with a high chance of El Nino, a weather warming event in the Pacific Ocean associated with droughts in the Asia Pacific, including India.
In 2013 the monsoon hit Kerala on June 1, two days ahead of the forecast by the weather office. The season brought above-average rainfall across the country, resulting in record grains production.
To reduce its dependence on rains, however, India plans to expand irrigated farmland by at least a tenth by 2017.
Modi is set to become India’s next prime minister, four major exit polls showed, with his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies forecast to sweep to a parliamentary majority in the world’s biggest ever election.
(Editing by Douglas Busvine and Muralikumar Anantharaman)


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A CMH lamp has 2.5 times the blue light of an HPS lamp. The 13.4% blue light from CMH lamps is slightly higher than a 50/50 mix of HPS and MH lamps. A CMH lamp has a more uniform spectral output than any other lamp used for plant growth lighting. MaxPar offers color temperatures in both 3K (3100K) and 4K (4200K) models.
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The Rafter J Ranch is 3,659 acres, more or less, of Brazos River cattle ranch located 11 miles from I20 in Weatherford and 13 miles from the heart of Granbury. Waterfowl abound on the 500 acres of lake systems on the northern 1350 acre portion of the ranch once mined by TXI....
Perkins County is located in South Dakota. The county covers 2,891 square miles (1,850,144 acres), which represents less than one percent of the state total. Of the 66 counties in South Dakota, Perkins County ranks 48th in terms of the size of its population (3,019, according to 2015 Census estimates). Its economy is defined as agricultural, with 437 farms recorded in the county during the 2012 U.S. Census. Recent Lands of America data places the average value of ranches, land, farms and other recreational acreage for sale in Perkins County at $430 per acre. On average, the price of land for sale was $276,000 (the most expensive listing being for $660,000) and the median land-parcel size was 160 acres. Land for sale in Perkins County totaled 1,924 acres and $828,000 in overall land value, with the city of Bison featuring the most land for sale in the county. Given its rural location and ecomony, farms and other agricultural acreage are the most common types of land for sale in Perkins County.
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ABSOLUTE AUCTION: THE STOMPRUD DIAMOND P RANCH, FLP-PERKINS COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA Tuesday, May 9, 2017 - 1:00 PM (MT) Featuring: SOUTH DAKOTA GRASS LANDS and HUNTING PROPERTY AUCTION LOCATION: HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS CONVENTION CENTER, 2721 LAZELLE STREET, STURGIS SD. LOCATED ON HIWAY 14A BOULDER CANYON. Absolute Auction No Minimum and No Reserve! The Stomprud Diamond P Ranch consists of approximately 2360 +/- acres of deeded and 560 +/-acres federal lands. These lands offer excellent grassland with abundant Cedar and Ponderosa Pine trees for protection. The Stomprud Diamond P Ranch contains 2360+/- acres of deeded lands with varying land types which provide ranch, agricultural, recreational and aesthetic amenities. This ranch has been in the Fa
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The McKnight Angus Ranch has established itself as one of the foremost recognized Angus operations in the northern plains. With a reputation for the highest quality bolstered with honesty, integrity and fair-dealing. Along with the production of high quality purebred and commercial seed-stock they have an expansive farming operation not only relative to feed production but in cash grain farming as well.
The McKnight Angus Ranch operation consists of 7,308 total acres (6,428+/- acres deeded); of which 3,060.70+/- ac. are mapped tillable (2,549 acres will be in crop production and 350 acres in hay production in 2016) with 4,409+/- well blocked acres currently in grass production. The leased lands include 320 acres of SD state lease and 560


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The “Tech View” column by Sara Lin in today’s Honolulu Star-Advertiser wrote about how the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Hawaii is helping local tech firms:
Vincent Kimura, CEO of Smart Yields, an agricultural technology startup that provides data analytics, artificial intelligence and automation to small- and medium-size farmers growing high-value crops, says running a tech startup, compared with a traditional business, took some getting used to.
“I’ve built brick-and-mortar companies, and building a software company is very different because you’re building an idea,” Kimura says. “You’re building off of the potential future versus working with your profits.”
Smart Yields is progressing well and recently raised a seed round of $420,000. The company participated in local accelerators including Blue Startups and XLR8UH. Smart Yields was just accepted into the Elemental Excelerator’s go-to-market track in February. The company has grown from a founding team of three to eight employees.
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Well rooted Ashwagandha plants. Native to India, Ashwagandha, also known as Indian Ginseng, will grow to a height of 3 feet or more and produce light green flowers from midsummer onwards which will develop into orange or deep red berries by autumn. In Ayurvedic medicine, the root of this low-growing shrub is said to be effective for a host of conditions, including general weakness, impotence, infertility, poor memory and others. A truly amazing plant, able to adapt to our cooler climate as an annual and enabling a root harvest after the first frost. If you want to keep the plant longer, pot it up again in the autumn around end of October and put it back in the greenhouse.


Finca with a water connection with a total area of 13.700 m2 (1.37 hectares) located about 6 kilometers from the town of Caspe. There is a masia of 167 m2, of which the walls and parts of the roof are in good condition. Due to the size of the building and the authentic elements, the masia has a lot of potential. There is an unplanted plot in front of the mas, which could therefore possibly be used for a vegetable garden. The irrigation canal is at the same height as this plot. There are also olive trees and there are beautiful views from the finca. The property is situated in a natural environment and has lots of privacy. The property is easily accessible via a tarmac road. The river Guadalope¨ is situated about 600 meters from the property.


Special Market Update
Grain Market Commentary
Tuesday, January 12, 2021
by Zach Kelly, Associate Merchant, The Andersons
Today marks the first WASDE report of the year and it’s a big one! The last time we heard from the USDA was on December 10th and it was a big nothing; corn unchanged and soybeans used for crush were taken 15 mbu higher. Since then march Corn futures have increased by 71 cents, and soybeans have increased 2 dollars and 13 cents! On the January report we will get the final production numbers (planted and harvested acres, and yields), updated demand/usage numbers, and the latest estimates on the South American crops. Additionally, we will see the quarterly stocks report, which will report the amount of unused corn, soybeans and wheat as of December first.
Let’s focus on corn first. The trade is expecting for supply to be mixed, with harvested acres slightly higher and yields slightly lower from last month’s report. The trade average estimates are 82.543 million acres harvested and a 175.3 yield, versus 82.527 mln acres and a 175.8 yield on last month’s report. The bias to final production is lower from last months report, but the range is very wide. The average estimate comes in at 14.470 bln bushels, which would be about 37 mln bushels lower than last report. The demand numbers are much more debated than the supply numbers. While it is no secret that ethanol margins have been weak recently, have they been weak enough to warrant a cut to corn used for ethanol? Some argue the current number is already too low, and the number should be taken higher. Given how high corn prices are, feed numbers could be taken lower as inputs have been more expensive. Exports the last big piece of demand can also go both ways, it would make sense given export sale pace that the USDA would hold exports unchanged, but if South American production is taken lower then that would add a lot of pressure for US exports to be taken higher. Overall, this calls for carryout to be taken lower, with the average estimation at 1.6 bln bushels. So, the corn numbers can be debated very easily back and forth, and it doesn’t get any better when looking at the stocks number. Given the above back and forth on ethanol and feed usage, it becomes very difficult to estimate the stocks. The industry analysts’ estimations have over a 700 mln bu range, it just depends on who you ask! The stock number feels the hardest to estimate on this report, it will all depend on what the USDA prints for demand numbers!
Now onto the big action, soybeans. With futures prices not seen since 2014, soybeans have been the leader in ags. The expectation for tomorrows report is for demand numbers to be taken higher, and supply numbers unchanged to slightly lower. On the supply side, many expect for harvested acres to remain at 82.3 mln, with yield unchanged to possibly 3 to 4 tenths of a bushel lower. Imports are the last piece to supply, currently estimated at 10 mln bushels, we could see this number take 10 to 25 mln bushels higher. The big news will be the demand numbers. Starting with exports, given existing export sales the US has over 91% of estimated exports already on the books. This leads many to expect exports to be taken 25 to 50 million bushels higher. Crush is also estimated to be taken higher as the first 3 months of the crop year were an all time high for crush. Remember, the USDA raised crush last report too, this increase is expected to be 5 to 10 mln bushels. Since then we saw crush margins take a pretty steep hit, with deferred margins over 40 cents off their highs, so this one could go unchanged. Soybean carryout is estimated to come in around 140 million bushels, and this number will have all the attention. The range of carryout is low 100s to high 160s, and heavily debated. Soybean carry out has only gone below 100 mln bu one time, in 2013/14 carryout was 92 million bushels.
Finishing quickly on South American producer. “South America is dry” has been a very common headline in the marketplace over the last 2 months. The question now is, “how dry is South America?” Brazil has received very timely rains the last 3 weeks, Argentina not as lucky but still has gotten good coverage. As we stand today, Brazil is on pace for a record crop. Any significant reductions to their production will be very bullish for US commodities, as we will be looked to as the replacement. Buckle up, this report could be a wild ride!


Cauliflower Seeds, Precoce di Jesi
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Very unusual old Italian variety that is early and tasty. This unique cauliflower has a snowball shape but with a beautiful yellowish color. Originally from Venice, Italy and a favorite. Untreated seed.
|Botanical Name||Brassica oleracea botrytis|
|Approx no. of seeds||1125|
|Est. Maturity (days)||75|


(QNO) - National Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam (under Ministry of Science and Technology) has certificated the geographical indication (GI) No.00049 for Ngoc Linh ginseng roots of Quang Nam and Kon Tum provinces.
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Accordingly, Departments of Science and Technology of Quang Nam and Kon Tum are responsible for managing the GI. The protected areas are Mang Ri, Ngoc Lay communes (Tu Mo Rong District, Kon Tum) and Tra Linh commune (Nam Tra My District, Quang Nam) belonging to Ngoc Linh Mountain. The GI shows the specific characteristics of the vegetation and soil, the process of manufacturing and processing ginseng, and the quality of the product. The GI protects the trade mark, the origin, and the quality of Ngoc Linh ginseng roots, helping it to become a typical product of Vietnam.
Reportedly, Quang Nam People’s Council has promulgated the Resolution No.114/2014 / NQ on “Mechanisms to encourage the conservation and development of Ngoc Linh ginseng period 2014 – 2020”. The province has also planned a ginseng area in 7 communes of Nam Tra My district with an area of 19,000ha ...
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Here you can pre-order fresh chillies for delivery during the British Season.
Our unique pre-order chilli pepper scheme has been running successfully for over 10 years. For 2019 we decided to extend it to our retail customers. Now you can pre-order your own chillies. We'll grow them for you. About a week before we pick and ship we'll drop you a note so you can get some space ready in your freezer or get ready to do some cooking. We then pick and ship your order within 24 hours so you receive the freshest possible chillies available in the UK without growing your own.
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Financing Agriculture for a More Profitable Rural Economy
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Farmers and other actors in agricultural value chains find it difficult to access or provide the financial services the sector needs – services that are critical for the development of agricultural products, and are integral to upstream and downstream processes. At the Brussels Development Briefing Revolutionising finance for agri-value chains, experts considered innovative solutions that could improve the livelihoods of smallholder and rural producers, and promote economic transformation in the poorest countries.
|Auteur||L. Mofolo ||
|Year of Publication||2018|
|Région / Pays||Globale /|
|Langue principale||Anglais (en)|
|Mots-clés||Agricultural & Rural Finance|


Michigan is the second most agriculturally diverse state in the country. Michigan's unique micro-climates allow farmers to produce over 125 different food and fiber products. Agriculture, the 2nd largest industry contributes $37 billion annually to the states economy.
Michigan ranks #1 in production of black beans, cranberry beans, blueberries, tart cherries, processing cucumbers and Niagara grapes, the production of flowering and bedding plants, seed and cutting geraniums and hanging baskets.
- January 2nd - Final Date for Honey producers to report number of colonies.
- January 15th - Final date to report for Apples, Blueberries, Cherries, Grapes, Peaches, Apricots, Asparagus, Caneberries, Chestnuts, Cranberries, Currants, Nectarines, Pears, Plums, Prunes, Rhubarb, and Strawberries.
- January 31st - Final date to obtain loans or LDP's on wool and mohair for the preceding year
- February 1st - Final date to report number of eligible trees and Taps for Maple Sap Producers.
- March 15th - Sales closing date for many NAP crops. See details in "NAP sales closing dates" link below
- March 31st - Final date to obtain loans or LDP's on Barley, Canola, Crambe, Flaxseed, Honey, Oats, Rapeseed, Wheat and Sesame Seed.
- May 31st - Final date to obtain loans or LDP's on Corn, Dry Peas, grain Sorghum, Lentils, Mustard Seed, Rice, Safflower Seed, Chickpeas, Soybeans and Sunflower Seed.
- July 15th - Deadline for reporting Beans (Adzuki, Black turtle, Cranberry, Great Northern, Kidney, Dark Red Kidney, Light Red Kidney, White Kidney, Pinto, Small Red, Small White/Navy, Tebo, *--Yellow Eye), Cabbage (planted 3/31-5/31), Cucumbers (planted 5/10-6/15), Forage seeding, and all other crops.
- August 15th - Deadline to report Beans (all other types), Cabbage (Planted 6/1-7/20), Cucumbers (planted 5/15-7/20 in Arenac, Bay, Gladwin, Gratiot, Ionia, Isabella, Mecosta, Midland, Montcalm, Newaygo, Saginaw, Sanilac and Tuscola Counties). Cucumbers (planted 5/10-7/31 in Allegan, Muskegon and Ottawa Counties), Cucumbers (planted 6/16-8/5 in St. Joseph County).
- September 30th - Deadline to report for Aquiculture, Christmas Trees, Floriculture, Ginseng, Mushrooms, Nursery (Ornamental and Non-Ornamental) and Turfgrass Sod Producers.
- November 15th - Deadline for certification of fall planted crops, perennial crops and pasture.
- -Continuous Conservation Reserve Program (CCRP)
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2015 marks the 30th Anniversary of the Conservation Reserve program (CRP) and in recognition of this milestone; FSA has launched a commemorative website. The web address is www.fsa.usda.gov/CRPis30
. We hope you’ll visit the site often to take an interactive, cross-country tour and see the nationwide impact of the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) unfold virtually over the next several months.
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There’s a unique kind of joy that comes from stepping out onto a lush, green lawn on a summer morning. The soft crunch of healthy grass beneath your feet, the cool touch against your skin, and the vibrant sea of green that meets the eyes are all part of a living and breathing sanctuary right at your home. A high-quality lawn isn’t just aesthetically pleasing; it’s an oasis that provides a sense of tranquility, a playground for your children, and a hub for family gatherings and barbecues.
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A well-maintained lawn is more than just a testament to your excellent taste and love for nature. It’s a reflection of the quality of life you want for yourself and your family. Here are some reasons why a high-quality lawn matters:
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Safe Haven for Activities: From children’s play to family gatherings, a well-maintained lawn is the perfect setting for many memories.
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So as the description says I'm growing Sour Diesel, The Ultimate, Blue Cheese, and Pineapple Chunk. It's going to be outdoors on my balcony in Canberra. No-one will see them as we're high up with only a lake in front.
I've never grown cannabis outside in pots before but I have grown chillis and other veges. I'm not a gardener but the missus has a lot of experience with that.
After doing a lot of research I'll be growing in coco with Canna nutrients, as you can see I've used rockwool to start them off and already have 5L pots and 15L pots ready to go. Once they start getting bigger then will I get bigger pots, up to 52L if I have to.
Any feedback or advice would be greatly appreciated. I'll apologise in advance for posting a picture every week when nothing interesting seems to have happened but that's just for me to have a record of what happens so I can compare them next season and stuff.
GARDEN STLYE: Pots on the blacony
GROWING MEDIUM/SOIL STRUCTURE: Coco w/ 30% perlite
POT/CONTAINER SIZE: 5, 15, 25, 52L
NUTRIENT/FEED MIX: Canna Coco A+B, Ryzo, eventually PK 13/14
FEEDING CYCLE: Whenever they need to be watered
FLOOR SPACE: N/A
AREA HEIGHT: Limitless
LIGHTING: Sun during the day when it's sunny, CFLs during other periods
AVG TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY: 25C - 42C
NUMBER OF PLANTS: 4
DAYS IN FLOWER:


|I planted a snowball bush at least a couple of years ago, but it has never bloomed. It is planted in full sun and the foliage is healthy. I have never fertilized it or pruned it?
|How disappointing! Your snowball bush should bloom in early spring. It's possible it is still maturing and once it reaches the right stage of maturity it will bloom. Snowball bushes are typically pruned immediately after flowering is finished which gives them all summer to develop flower buds for the following spring. If yours doesn't bloom next spring, prune it back by one-third in early summer. The new growth it develops should include some flower buds for the following springs' display.


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Since 1997 Rain Bird new generation golf central control systems have been installed in 33 countries and since 1998 Rain Bird pump stations in 29 countries covered by Rain Bird Europe. These leading technologies, coupled with our local sales and service presence make Rain Bird the leader in the European golf irrigation market.
Each region in Europe has its own needs. To cater for the different kinds of central control systems accepted in the different European markets Rain Bird produces not only decoder and satellite systems but also decoder satellites. Rain Bird supplies all the products required for a golf course irrigation system, from reservoir to rotor throughout the different regions of Europe.
Rain Bird Sweden’s state of the art pump station manufacturing facility offers vertical multistage and submersible pump stations tailor made for the golf irrigation market. All pump stations are fully assembled, tested both electrically and hydraulically and calibrated before being shipped to site. All pump stations carry CE approval.
In Europe Rain Bird products are distributed through a network of distributors but primarily direct to contractors. In addition Rain Bird maintains golf product inventory in warehouses throughout Europe.
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In Turkey and Turkish States, Rain Bird Turkey provides turnkey golf irrigation installation and acts as a total service provider as well as distributor.
From training through to full turnkey golf installations, Rain Bird in Europe has the capabilities to meet all service needs.
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Lamego Há Prova
31 May 2023
The most genuine endogenous products of the county of Lamego and the wines will be in focus, from June 2nd to 4th, in a new exhibition organized by the Municipality of Lamego. With free admission, the show "Lamego Há Prova" will also offer musical entertainment.
With the expected participation of about forty exhibitors, the Multipurpose Center will feature gastronomy, sausages, cheeses, wines, sparkling wines, liqueurs, jams, as well as horticulture and fruit farming products.
The show aims to preserve and enhance the great variety and quality of local and regional products. It also aims to enhance the rural environment by stimulating the economic activity of small producers. The event is part of the Douro European Wine City 2023 program.
The initiative "Lamego Há Prova" is 85% co-financed by ERDF under the project "Valorization of Endogenous Products of the Municipality of Lamego", approved in the Norte2020 program.


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I have three outdoor photo grows done now. Each better than the last. I’m venturing into the tent grow now, and plan on growing Autos. I have good equipment and an overall plan. Just wanted to gut check it all with some experienced growers who may provide some valuable insight.
Spider Farmer SF4000 450w LED
AC Infinity 6" fan & carbon filter
6" pole fan to move air inside tent
My seeds & nutes:
White Widow auto
Northern Lights auto
Lavender Kush auto
Lucid Dream Kush auto
Ayahuasca Purple auto
Fortune Cookies auto
Coco coir with perlite.
Amended with Sustane organic slow release nutes (8-2-4 & 4-6-4), and worm castings.
My plan is to amend the coco with 8-2-4 AND the 4-6-4 from the start, and top dress with 4-6-4 a couple of times through. Worm castings added at all stages of top dressing and starter medium. I will defoliate lower 3rd and LST the rest. Feeding with compost tea after each defoliation.
I am going to try and get five autos in the space each in 5gal smart pots.
With this plan in place, do any of you feel I a doing it wrong? Too many plants?
I’d be ecstatic to get 2oz per plant.
Thanks in advance!


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We’ve been in the lawn care industry for many years. We know our stuff. There’s no job too big or small for us, and we can handle just about anything you need to be done. Some of our most popular lawn maintenance services include:
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We’re happy to combine services or offer other services not on this list. No matter what we do, we do it with the highest standards in mind. We won’t give up until you’re completely satisfied.
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We can do several things when winter ends to help prepare your lawn to give off lush green looks all season. Some of our most popular spring lawn care services include:
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While some of the fall lawn care solutions we offer mirror some of the services we provide in other seasons, it’s important to note a few things. First, the timing, number of products, and types of machinery used vary from season to season.
The types of services we recommend will also depend on the specific needs of your lawn, as well as your vision for what your lawn should look like. Second, you should note that not all these services are required for every lawn.
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Commercial Turf Maintenance
We are a national leader in commercial grounds care services and maintenance. Keeping the integrity of turf for many years necessitates watchful yard care services marked by consistency and focus on all of the details. It’s essential that you keep an eye on your turf by scheduling constant upkeep consultations to make sure that it looks it’s most beautiful through the seasons. Stunning green turf can significantly enhance the look of an industrial structure; however the reverse is also true. Weedy, dry, unkept yards can end up being an eyesore and downgrade the structure’s curb appeal.
Dethatching is another essential procedure. Thatch is the layer of roots and stems that grow in a mat on the top layer of soil and stops water from getting to it. Our team utilizes customized devices to separate the thatch to keep your turf strong, vibrant, and healthy.
Aeration is essential to maintaining a healthy lawn. As lawns age, soil compacts, reducing the pores or pockets of oxygen needed for roots to breathe, absorb nutrients and water, and grow. Soil compaction also reduces micro-organism abundance and health.
Without these services, your turf will endure a less healthy life. With time, soil can get compressed and stressed. This stress causes an unattractive and shabby yard. Arranging routine turf upkeep will keep your yard beautiful, lively, and green throughout the whole year. Discover more about these services below.
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Altai Sativa х AK-47
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Height: 90-120 сm
Flowering: 55-65 days
Indoors: 500-600 gr/m2
Outdoors: 750-1500 gr/plant
This plant resulted from crossing AK-47 with Altai Sativa. It has potent stabilized genetics, and is resistant to fungi. Kalashnikov Original is a solid plant with short blossoming period as for Sativa. Simple to grow. It can stand cold, heat and other weather conditions, and doesn’t need special care.
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Kalashnikov Original is a real “friend” of guerilla farmers and indoor cultivators. Outstanding sativa effect and potent flower scent of berries and frankincense. In general, it’s a cannabis classic, another version of famous AK-47.


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Local Food Hub is a nonprofit organization that supports the resurgence of small-scale agriculture and access to fresh, local food for everyone. Local Food Hub and 4P Foods have been partners in this mission for more than six years.
Your donation today will support Local Food Hub’s Fresh Farmacy: Fruit and Vegetable Prescription Program. This program provides low-income, low-food access community members with shares of locally-sourced fruits, veggies, and eggs, as well as food storage information, easy-to-follow recipes, and cooking classes. Everything is designed to give participants the confidence in the kitchen they need to maintain healthy lifestyle habits.
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Ethiopia’s most prized output comes from the region surrounding the town of Yirgacheffe. Most of the coffees cultivated in this region are heirloom varietals, comprised of genetically diverse coffees, unlike any in the world. 30% of coffees labelled as Yirgacheffe derive from the Gedeo region, the home of the Koke processing station, where over 4000 smallholder farms send their harvests.
We are always on the hunt for unique lots that will delight and challenge. This coffee is sure to be loved by fans of our previous Harrar Longberry offering. We hope you enjoy this limited release!
We Taste: honeysuckle, strawberry jam, sweet lime
Aroma: strawberry, vanilla
Brewing Suggestion: This coffee's acidity is delicious, but can become harsh if brewed too strong. A suggested 1:17 brewing ratio is desirable.
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Washington, D.C. (June 2, 2022) Yesterday, USDA Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced more than $2 billion in investments for transforming our food system and addressing the challenges and lessons learned during the ongoing global pandemic.
These investments include: $400 million toward creating a national structure of regional business centers that will provide “coordination, technical assistance, and capacity building support to small and mid-size food and farm businesses, particularly focused on processing, distribution and aggregation, and market access challenges”; up to $75 million in support for urban agriculture; and up to $300 million toward supporting farmers in transitioning to organic production.
“At Young Farmers, we believe farming is essential to our public health and our wellbeing. At the same time, this new generation of farmers is struggling with layered challenges, from land access to market access. The creative investments announced by USDA yesterday are responsive to the needs and requests of farmers and food systems advocates across the food supply chain for more support to act on the lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic. With this announcement, USDA is taking a big step forward in resourcing a long-term transformation of our food and agriculture systems. This transformation must be towards resilience, community health, and equity—toward a system that celebrates the vast diversity of people, businesses, organizations, and institutions that work to keep our communities fed,” said Vanessa García Polanco, Policy Campaigns Co-Director at Young Farmers.
“Yesterday, I saw Secretary Vilsack speak passionately to a vision for a more resilient, more equitable, and more diverse food system. These investments are the rubber meeting the road, and they are made possible by an administration and a USDA that is committed to change, to showing up strong for farmers across the country, and seeing the great diversity in our farming communities, and the great potential of this new generation,“ said David Howard, Policy Campaigns Co-Director at Young Farmers.
Young Farmers applauds the thought leadership of Secretary Vilsack, the Biden-Harris Administration, and USDA staff on their intentional process in developing and executing on these investments toward reshaping our food system. We call on Congress to build on this work as the 2023 Farm Bill takes shape. Yesterday’s announcement is an investment, but it is also a call to action. These investments are critical, and yet they are only possible because of remaining funding from the American Rescue Act and other relief legislation. Fully resourcing a transformation of our food systems will require consistent and strong funding, including a historic investment in land access and transition. We look forward to working with farmers, partner organizations, Congress, and the USDA to ensure that such an investment is materialized through the next farm bill and the implementation work that will follow.
The National Young Farmers Coalition (Young Farmers) is a national grassroots network of young farmers changing policy and shifting power to equitably resource the new generation of working farmers. Visit Young Farmers on the web at www.youngfarmers.org, and on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.


Garnering top reviews from lawn experts and garden enthusiasts alike, the Sun Joe AJ799E 14 in. electric dethatcher is your go-to tool to get your lawn in tip-top shape. Powered by a robust 11- amp motor, the AJ799E rakes an impressive 14- in. wide raking path. Enhancing its raking ability is an exclusive AirBoost technology system, which maximizes thatch pickup with 24 spring steel tines that stay sharp longer for reliable performance. Use the 5-position depth control knob to tailor this dethatcher's raking depth from 0.12 in. below the soil to 0.35 in. above the soil, depending on your lawn's dethatching needs.
- Ideal for revitalizing small to mid-sized lawns
- Powerful 11 amp motor rakes a 14 in. wide path to get your job done faster
- AirBoost technology uses the 24 spring steel tines for maximum thatch pickup
- Tailor raking depth with 5-position depth control
- Instantly with the push of a button and easily gets the job done without polluting the atmosphere with toxic carbon emissions


Palm rise to one-week closing high on tight supply outlook
Malaysian palm oil futures gained for a second session on Tuesday to hit a one-week closing high, lifted by expectations of tightening supply and as traders speculated about changes to Indonesia’s export policy.
The benchmark palm oil contract for June delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed up 58 ringgit, or 1.51%, to 3,895 ringgit ($882.02) a tonne.
An official at Indonesia’s economic coordinating ministry said on Monday the country plans to set its crude palm oil reference price at $932.69 per tonne for the April 16-30 period, up from $898.29 per tonne in the first half of the month.
The world’s largest palm oil producer in February had suspended some palm oil export permits to secure domestic supplies amid rising cooking oil prices ahead of Islamic festivals.
Traders said Indonesia is expected to update its so-called “domestic market obligation” (DMO) policy after the Eid festival in May.
In second-largest producer Malaysia, palm oil inventories at end-March slid 21.08% from the previous month to 1.67 million tonnes as exports surged, data by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board showed on Monday.
“We expect lower production in April 2023 due to fewer working days because of the Hari Raya (Eid) festival during the month,” UOB KayHian said in a note.
A strong recovery in production is unlikely as oil palm trees are showing sign of stress from too much of rainfall over the last three years, and there has been poor field upkeep, it said.
Meanwhile, exports from Malaysia during April 1-10 fell between 16% and 35.6% from the same week in March, cargo surveyors said.
Demand for crude palm oil may be soft given the strong supply of other vegoils globally, while it is also losing pricing competitiveness, UOB KayHian added.
Dalian’s most-active soyoil contract DBYcv1 gained 0.9%, while its palm oil contract DCPcv1 rose 3.1%. Soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade BOcv1 were down 0.2%.
Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market.
Source: Reuters (Reporting by Mei Mei Chu; editing by Varun H K and Uttaresh Venkateshwaran)


Finding The Right Hemp Drying Solution For Your Crop
When considering hemp drying, there are many different avenues to take. Many farmers seek to purchase their own hemp drying equipment as they feel the investment will pay for itself over time (and they also see the potential to purchase equipment and then rent it out to neighboring farms).
Alternatively, farmers may seek to leverage existing warehouse space to build their own hemp drying facility. Other options include renting existing space to turn into a facility, or leveraging existing land to build a facility from the ground up.
If you prefer not to buy your own drying equipment or build your own facility, you could engage in a hemp drying service in which you pay someone else a fee to dry your hemp for you. To find hemp drying services in your area, please see our list of existing locations or contact us to discuss your options.


Tasting Profile: Caramel, smooth, citrus
Grower: Cooperativa Agricola de Servicisios Norandino
Variety: Caturra, Bourpon, Catuai, Pache, & Catimor
Region: Piura, Amazonas, Peru
Altitude: 1100-1700 M
Soil Type: Clay Minerals
Process: Gully washed and dried in the sun and decaffeinated using the Swiss Water Process.
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This short day white onion is large and circular shaped with soft mild flesh. Some resistants to pink rot. Short term storage ability. Relative maturity 100 days.
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Days to Full Maturity: 100 -- Annual -- USDA Hardiness Zone: Annual Crop, Not Intended To Overwinter
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Château Liversan: Vineyards
As noted in my introduction to this profile, the vineyards of Château Liversan are located between Saint-Saveur, which sits to the west, while to the east is the settlement of Artigues and behind that the expanse of vineyards which constitutes the Pauillac appellation, starting with Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste. Very little separates the Haut-Médoc and Pauillac appellations here, little more than a patches of woodland, or as I discovered when I visited the property a few minutes by car along autumnal leaf-strewn roads.
The vineyard is extensive, with 51 hectares in total, and it is planted to 55% Merlot, 39% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Cabernet Franc and 2% Petit Verdot. This is a planting scheme which seems well suited to its soils, which are dominated by Médocian clay. The soils are relatively homogenous across the vineyard, with the top 30 centimetres comprising sand, silt and gravel, while the subsoil is gravel and that aforementioned clay, mixed with quartz and limestone.Please log in to continue reading:


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RETIRING FROM FARMING: 2012 McCormick MTX 150 HP; 1980 Gleaner L2 combine w/20' header and PUR; 1980 Vers. 4400 18' swather w/cab, AC and PUR; 26' MF disc w/mounted harrows; 12' Kellough disc w/24" blades; 50' Flexi-Coil tine harrows; 65' Flexi-Coil diamond harrows; 27' Morris deep tiller cultivator w/mounted harrows; 10x50 Brandt swing-away auger. All in good cond., will negotiate. Call 306-960-9909, Carrot River, SK.
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Main MarketsSoutheast Asia
Product/ServiceRaw Rice, Finished Rice, Raw and Finished Wheat, Grains.
Business OwnerPrakash Ja
Employees11 - 50 People
VINAYAK AGRO is a developing organisation which deals with, supplying and trading of food grains (mainly wheat and rice) at a high scale. Our organisation is always looking for good opportunities in the field.
Contact PersonMr. PRAKASH JAIN
AddressRlwy Station Road, Mahudha, Distt Nadiad, Nadiad, Gujarat, India
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Over 3 years in implementing sustainable coffee production program in compliance with UTZ Certified standard, Thang Loi Coffee One Member Co., Ltd is continuously received UTZ Certified Certificate given by VSCB Viet Nam. This is result which they have tried during the past year to meet the requirements of UTZ Certified Code of Conduct for coffee, version 1.2 November 2010.
Attending this ceremony, it was very honored for Thang Loi Company to welcome Mr. Nguyen Van Thiet – Chief Representative of UTZ Certified Viet Nam, Mr. Pham Van Tam – Technical Assistant of UTZ Certified Viet Nam and Mr. Bach Thanh Tuan – Director of VSCB Viet Nam Limited Company.
The total coffee area is more than 2.000 ha, in which there are over 1.000 ha of UTZ certified coffee, Thang Loi Company has contributed to enhance position of Vietnames coffee in the international market through sustainable coffee production in compliance with UTZ Certified Code of Conduct and brings back values to coffee farmers: the premium and stable market.
In the coming time, Thang Loi Company is increasingly extending coffee area and maintaining sustainable coffee production programs in compliance with UTZ Certifed standard in order to help farmers, workers and their families get more benefit and contribute to protect natural resources, at present and in the future.
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What You Should Know About Spring Pruning
The weather is a little warmer, the snow is likely gone for the year, and things are beginning to green up in your yard. Spring has arrived, and with it a few essential landscape maintenance tasks essential to bringing a well-maintained lawn into the warmer months. Among these spring tasks is pruning.
What plants should you be addressing? How, exactly, should you go about spring pruning? Why is spring pruning beneficial? Read on for a quick guide and the answers to these questions.
Why Is Spring Pruning Beneficial?
Proper pruning can remove dead or diseased branches, as well as shape shrubs, bushes, and trees into more aesthetically pleasing forms. Some plants flower only on new growth, so pruning these plants promotes blooming and keeps overgrowth to a minimum. Other plants simply respond better to pruning during the dormant period of early spring, allowing stored nutrients to reach the actively growing parts of the plant.
Spring pruning is advantageous in that it allows you to properly assess a plant’s shape without blooms and new growth so there are fewer obstructions to determining the plant’s final shape. Pruning in early spring also allows the wounds created by the cuts you’ve made to seal properly before the rapid growth to come with warmer days.
With many trees, such as birches, maples, oaks, elms and crab apples, you should only prune during the winter months, to prevent pests and diseases from accessing fresh cuts, or to prevent excess sap from bleeding out. Prune spring flowering trees, such as dogwoods, only after flowering. You can prune dogwoods down to only a few branches each year.
Both needled and broadleaf evergreens can benefit from spring pruning. Focus on the desired shape of the shrub and trim to fit. Remove overgrown new growth, dead, and unwanted branches, but avoid cutting into old wood since it may not sprout again.
Summer Flowering Plants
Spring is an ideal time to prune shrubs and vines that do not flower in spring, such as crepe myrtle, butterfly bush, and Pee Gee hydrangea, but you must prune before the plant pushes out new growth. Trim to the desired shape and remove excess growth and thickness.
Spring Flowering Plants
Do not prune plants that flower in spring, such as lilacs, most roses, forsythia, most hydrangeas, and rhododendrons, until after they’ve flowered in late spring. Since they bear blooms on wood formed the previous year, prune right after blooming to prevent removing the new growth that will produce blooms next year.
Questions about pruning? Contact us for a consultation at your earliest convenience.
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About Built-In Ballast Reflector
Built-In ballast reflectors are excellent for expedited setup and ease of multiple light applications. Integrated ballasts make set up simple, especially for larger grow rooms. A connected ballast means no running wires from the socket to ballast to a plug, just plug-and-go and you are ready to grow! HTG Supply carries popular built-in ballast brands like Revolution, AgroMax, Digital Greenhouse, Gavita, and more! Shop now for a built-in ballast reflector and get growing with HTG Supply.


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Have an 08 so I'm not entirely up to speed on 07's. This I do know: Rotary air screen seals last around a year get old an hard and need to be replaced. Check mounting on hydraulic lines which on some vibrated and cracked.
Ran a 40' honeybee draper on an 08 last year in 40-50 bu spring wheat and 70-80 bu barley and the only thing that slowed it down was green barley straw late a couple of evenings. 20' header, Ha! Ha! Now that's humorous.


We are the first Community Garden created on Salt Spring Island. Our generous supporters are: CRD, PARC, Transition Salt Spring, Island Natural Growers, Salt Spring Island Garden Club, Salt Spring Island Community Services, and many volunteers and donors.
In late 2011 Kees Ruurs of the Salt Spring Parks and Recreation Commission (PARC) contacted Salt Spring Island’s food growing groups for volunteers to help create an allotment garden behind the Rainbow Road Pool. This site was chosen because of its central location, access to the pool parking and washrooms, former Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) zoning, full sun, and access to irrigation water.
A Steering Committee was created with volunteer members from Transition Salt Spring (TSS), Island Natural Growers (ING), Salt Spring Island Community Services (SSICS), Salt Spring Island Garden Club (SSIGC), and Salt Spring Parks and Recreation Commission (PARC).
The first meeting was held in December 2011. After several successful meetings and site visits, ground breaking took place in February 2012. The fencing was started in March 2012, and by the beginning of April the remaining fencing and irrigation was installed. RRPAG was officially opened on Saturday April 14th, 2012 at 1pm.
The newly created allotment gardens are called Rainbow Road Park Allotment Gardens (RRPAG).
Thanks to all of you, we have 37 grateful gardeners happily growing here!
Our mission is to provide the opportunity for non-profit, sustainable, and organic food gardening for residents of Salt Spring Island and encouraging agriculture opportunities for the community.
History behind the beautiful artwork at the top.
In 2013 Island Path invited our group to be part of the 3 sided Kiosk. The Kiosk was initiated by them. It is located on Rainbow Road by the entrance to the swimming pool. We happily accepted the idea of being part of the display.
Aiko Shebib, one of our original garden member, who also a Salt Spring Island artist donated her time and talent to create this art work to be place in the Kiosk. She also allowed us to use it as the cover page of our handbook.
Aiko, thank you so much for your generosity.
Please come up to the garden to find out what we are up to and to find more information how you can become a member.
Location: Rainbow Road
Latest Activity: Jan 22, 2017
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Q.black spot on fig leaves
I have noticed in the last week that both my fig trees have black spots on their leaves. They also have “rusty” edges to some of the leaves. Also, they are in large pots. They have fruited well for the last two or three years. Please any help with these problems would be appreciated.
It is likely a fungus. Treat the tree with a fungicide.


Step into a land of natural wonder, from vast wetlands, to pretty orchards, and emerald paddy fields. The Mekong Delta stretches from Ho Chi Minh City to the Gulf of Thailand, and is known as Vietnam's rice bowl. Rice, as you'd expect, is the main crop, but the land also cultivates coconut palms, sugar-cane groves and fruit orchards. Incredibly, this region provides around a third of the entire country's annual food crop from only ten percent of its overall land mass. Locals know the Mekong Delta as Cuu Long, or "Nine Dragons", due to the nine tributaries of the river, and there are 12 main towns within this area of the country. The delta's biggest community is based in Can Tho, and is popular with travellers for its excellent restaurants and floating markets - the biggest and most famous market is based nearby, in Cai Rang. There's also fascinating smaller communities, like the famous Tan Lap Floating Village, which literally sits on the water. Visit Vinh Long and My Tho for boat trips, and a chance to view the picturesque Tien Giang tributary. Ben Tre is home to the lush fruit orchards, whilst Cao Lanh is an ideal escape for bird lovers, and Sa Dec is a place of beauty with flower nurseries and stunning river views.


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Place bulbs shoulder to shoulder across the surface of the soil, leaving no space between them. Then top off with more potting soil so the bulbs are just slightly below the surface. Water each container thoroughly, and finish with a layer of mulch.
DIY Kindling Dryer or wood storage. 2 Cinder Blocks 4 How to put it together: As self explanatory as this seems, all you have to do is place one in each hole of the cinder blocks. Then stack your kindling inside of the triangle.
I never thought to plant bulbs over the top of other bulbs, going to try this for my spring planted bulbs. 'For sequential waves of flowers, plant a "bulb sandwich" layering crocus, tulip and daffodil bulbs in the same hole'
Garden & Grow ~ Willow Bee Inspired: Garden Design No. 18 - The Potager. A potager is the French term for an ornamental vegetable or kitchen garden. This design is to provide a garden of abundance in an aesthetically pleasing manner.


With excellent performance and high efficiency, this machine is mainly used for harvesting the potato garlic pachyrhizus alike with features like high efficiencylower damage rate, no vibration and no blockage impacted structure
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Strain Review Guide for Nefertiti Feminized Marijuana Seeds
Nefertiti is a cross of Black Widow and White Widow strains which is noteworthy for its strong growth. It is a Sativa plant with a taste of Haze. Its leaves have an Indica appearance to begin with but this changes during blooming to a long, thin Sativa characteristics. It won 1st. prize for the Hydro Award at Spannabis 2007 under the name Black Hemp, 2nd. prize at the Catalonia Cup in 2008 and was 3rd. in the Hash category in the Catalonia Cup, 2010.
Genetics of the strain are: Black Widow x White Widow and it is Indica / Sativa
Flowering time averages 75 – 85 days and this is an Photoperiod plant.
Typically seeds come in Feminized packs and the yield is around 500 – 600 gr/m² indoors; 300 00 gr. per plant outdoors
This plant grows Tall and can be grown: Grows indoors, Grows outdoors


The Waitepuia sub-catchment (of the greater Ford Rd catchment) is a small sub-catchment located between Te Puke, Paengaroa, and Maketū & Little Waihī urban settlements.
It lies on flat to gently undulating land which drains into the Te Awa o Ngatoroirangi/ Maketū Estuary (receiving environment), directly south-east of the Maketū township. The total catchment covers an area of approximately 1,179 ha. The estuary is a shallow, inter-tidal estuary that covers about 233 ha, including Papahikahawai Island.
Over 50% of the land use in the catchment is dairy farming. Horticulture (mostly kiwifruit) is the second largest land use type accounting for more than 30%. The Land Use Capability (LUC) is made up of a mixture of Class 2s (soil limitation), Class 3w (wetness limitation) and Class 3e (erosion limitation) land.
The soils comprising the lower elevation undulating land are gley soil. Gley soils exhibit high water tables in winter and impaired drainage, and are susceptible to flooding (Rijkse & Guinto, 2010). This is managed through drainage systems throughout the catchment. The other, less extensive soil types in the catchment include composite yellow-brown pumice soil on yellow-brown loam. These soils are well drained and volcanic in origin with parent materials coming from Kaharoa Ash, Taupō Pumice and more recent Tarawera Ash, making them versatile soils.


Mountfield Manor Compact 36 V Petrol Cultivator 123ccFrom Mountfield, the Manor range of cultivators has been around for many years. This new Compact 36V model is just the job and, as always with Mountfield, is easy to use. The Manor Compact 36 V is ideal for smaller domestic gardens or allotments - itmay be compact but it is very capable and features a high torque drive and a powerful and easy to start 123cc Mountfield 4-stroke engine (uses standard unleaded fuel).
Special Features Mountfield Manor Compact 36 V Petrol Cultivator 123cc
* POWERED BY STIGA WITH AN ST120 OHV 123CC ENGINE
* 36CM WORKING WIDTH
* PRESSED STEEL BODY
* 27KG TOTAL WEIGHT
* SOFT GRIP HANDLE
* COMES WITH A STANDARD TWO-YEAR WARRANTY.
The tough steel chassis comes in the classic Red livery and is built to last. This is a very good value for money, the perfect companion to your vegetable plot or soon to be flower bed - your neighbours will be wanting to borrow this!
Special Features Mountfield Manor Petrol Cultivator 36V 123cc
* A compact tiller for primary and secondary tillage over smaller areas
* Powerful, smooth-running and easy-starting four-stroke engine from Mountfield
* High-torque belt-drive
* Four robust and hardwearing rotors
* Depth-skids allow you to control the level of cultivation
* Handlebar can be set to the most comfortable position for any given operator
* Transport-wheels make the tiller easy to move to and from the plot
The Manor Compact 36v features four tough, 245mm metal rotors that give a handy 36cm working width. The handlebars are pat a good position and are comfortable, adjustable and easy to handle. All this combine to make this machine that is a leader in its field to pardon the pun. Once you start working with this machine you are sure to be impressed with the results.
Whether you've got a back garden or a small allotment this Mountfield Manor Compact 36 V cultivator is an essential tool for turning soil or tilling the land. It works quickly and efficiently and you'll be amazed at the results.
So whether you're preparing an area of land for the first time or you're weeding or seeding you'll find this versatile and trustworthy cultivator an unbeatable machine for the job.
The Manor Compact 36V is absolutely ideal in small spaces where there are tight corners and access ways. The transport wheel makes moving it plot-to-plot easier than ever. The depth skids allow you to set the working heights to suit your needs and makes this cultivator extremely versatile in most conditions. The height adjustable handlebar is useful to ensure you are comfortable while you are working, no matter your stature.
Mountfield is a brand you can believe in, sold by us, Mower Magic for many years.
Specification Mountfield Manor Petrol Cultivator 36V
Engine Make: Mountfield
Engine Model: ST120 OHV
Engine Type: Petrol 4-stroke
Engine Capacity: 123cc
Engine Power: 2hp / 1.5kW @ 3100rpm
Engine Starting System: Recoil
Gears: 1 Forward
Transmission: Worm Gear & Belt
Working Width: 36cm
No. of Tines: 4
Handles Height: Adjustable
Transport Wheels: Yes
Domestic Warranty: 2 Years
Mountfield has been a number one UK brand for over 50 years and their lawnmowers, lawn tractors and garden care products all share a reputation for outstanding quality and reliability. Mountfield began manufacturing rotary lawnmowers at premises in Maidenhead in 1962; the modern, high specification machines of today bear little resemblance to their ancestors but all share a common ethos of quality and value for money - which has helped to make Mountfield one of the leading lawnmower manufacturers for over 50 years.
Innovation, performance and value for money - Mountfield have maintained their position as one of the UK’s leading lawnmower manufacturers by continually developing new products. Their investment and innovation ensures that the Mountfield Brand offer the best combination of performance and value for money. In recent years new products have launched, such as best-selling garden tractors, lawn riders, roller mowers and a range of class-leading 48 and 80-volt cordless garden tools, as well as advanced premium mowers with hybrid chassis technology and a unique Twinclip blade.


Originally intended for cut flower production this fabulous Hydrangea was spotted in trials as being perfect for gardens too! It produces a profusion of flower clusters right through the summer months. The tightly balled blooms are extra-large and very weather resistant, lasting for weeks – they also change colour from pink to green-purple as they age! And - of course they make great cut blooms.
Grow this in a large pot or a sunny spot in the border and you'll have a magnificent plant that will be increasingly impressive every year.
Height 1m (3ft).
Supplied as an established plant in a 2L pot, about 30cm tall, with several branches, ready to plant straight into the garden or into pots. Dormant in Winter til early April