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MILLTEC Pre Cleaner is designed to cater the precleaning requirements of all types of grain processing Industry. ( Paddy, Wheat, Maize, Soya, Pluses, Seeds etc. ) MILLTEC Pre-cleaner is of fully welded construction, rugged design, long lasting with inbuilt blower catering to the capacity from 2TPH to 12TPH.
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The annual Hangzhou• Metropolitan Area High-Quality Agricultural Goods New Year Group Exhibition inaugurated in the Peace National Exhibition Center and the important agricultural products all showed up. “From vegetables and fruits, alive soft-shelled turtle, lively-cut meat to the delicately processed stewed ducks and chickens in soy sauce, roasted seeds and nuts and snack food, most of them are essential and favorable goods for the Hangzhou people in the Spring Festival. ”, said by the manager of the City Agricultural Office. The group exhibition is free of charge and the exhibition time is from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and it will last to 12th. During the exhibition time, four bus lines will be open from Wulin Square, Wushan Square, West-City 86 Bus station, North-City Huafeng Park to the Peace Exhibition Center, separately.
Source: Hangzhou Network


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Clems, Satsumas, oranges available
Red & Green Grapes
Premium quality Banana
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South African Plums
Loose 5kg Chestnuts.
French vac-packed Chestnuts now in.
Hazel nuts 20x300g
Mixed Nuts 15x400g
Cornish Jazzy Midds looking great.
French Ratte and Violetta Pots.
V/p Corn on the Cob,
New season Spanish Bunched Carrots
French Loose 5kg Heritage Carrots
Spanish 6kg Calabrese.
Tender stem Broccoli.
English Red and Green Kales.
Pre-packed Cavolo Nero Cabbage from our local farm.
Spring green looking crisp and fresh !
Cornish Cauliflower starting with us this week,and looking fantastic !
English sprouts coming in fresh every day, Prices remain firm!!
Sprout Stems(prices rising !) and Tops.
English Savoy cabbage 8ct/6ct
English 5/6ct Celeriac.
English New season Mixed Chantanay Carrots
Parsnip looking good.
Carrots selling well,
English Leeks coming thru really nice.
New season Spanish Onions, Prices starting to rise !
Red Onions, Finished with English Now working Dutch
English Ware onions
Fresh Butternut squash has just arrived and looking fantastic.
Lime price has started to increase but the quality is still excellent.
Mangoes Ripe and ready to eat.
Physallis and passion fruit- looking very good but could be going short.
Avocadoes are Ripe and ready to eat.
Kenyan Fine Beans –Looking very nice.
Peruvian 20 x 250g asparagus with the price suffering due to high freight charges.
Thai Baby Corn looking good and in better quantities.
MT & Sugar Snap – Looking fantastic with Guatemalan about to start.
UK & African Baby Veg with baby beetroot now available.
Sweet Potato –Spanish excellent quality L1 and XL fresh arrival.
Spanish Tomatoes are coming a little bit cheaper.
Spanish peppers are going up in price please ask your account handler for details
English Heritage toms have finished. Spanish available for this week.
Cherry Toms are down in price.
Italian Radicchio available and is looking good.
Spanish speciality lettuce looks fantastic don’t miss out on our offers.
Spanish Endive looks fantastic.
Baby spinach looks good.
Plenty of Spanish cos and little gem available please call.
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Spanish cucumbers are available and looking good.
Spanish Iceberg is available but prices are up due to wet weather in Spain.
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I haven't updated in a bit.
The grow is done. Both plants have been chopped, but about a week apart.
This strain doesn't produce overly large buds, so the drying process is pretty easy to manage.
One plant has already finished drying, that took about 7 days and is currently curing in jars.
The other plant is also coming up on the end of it's drying period.
These buds are sticky sticky sticky. 🙂
These are the last pictures just before they were chopped.
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The 25th year of this show and Masons Kings will again be there. This one day show is full of non stop entertainment, adventure, fine produce and the best agricultural and garden machinery!
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New Delhi: The government said on 12 May it has no plans to ban more farm commodities from futures market and hoped suspension of trading in soya oil, chana, potato and rubber would not be extended beyond four months.
“I don’t think any new commodities will be added,” Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, who also heads Consumer Affairs Ministry that oversees the futures market, told reporters here on the sidelines of a CII function.
The government had suspended futures trading of soya oil, chana, potato and rubber for four months till 6 September as part of measures to control inflation. This was in addition to last year’s ban on wheat, rice, tur and urad.
When asked about the possibility of extending the ban on the four items beyond four months, Pawar said: “Let’s see what happens...I think that the decision is taken only for four months. I do hope time will not come to extend the four months period”.
The minister said the decision to suspend futures trading was taken by commodity market regulator Forward Markets Commission (FMC) after much deliberation.
“The decision was taken by FMC about three days back. They have applied their mind and they ultimately came to this conclusion,” he said.
Pawar noted that out of the four commodities on which ban was imposed last year, prices of two items have stabilised while rates of other two commodities increased.
“There are two items where prices have stabilized. There are another two items whose prices have gone up irrespective of their delisting,” he said.


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Sri Lanka, renowned for its remarkably high levels of plant diversity and unique endemism.
Nestled within this lush, pearl-shaped archipelago, thrives a
vastly biodiverse region, abundant in minerals and various botanical species.
This is where the unprecedented Ahinsa estate has established its home and considerately intertwined its utilitarianism ideology.
The name 'Ahinsa' derives its roots from Sanskirt and means quite simply, peace. Its translation articulates the treasured philosophy surrounding the estate’s attitudes in the implementation of ethical methodologies, for the equal prosperity of both humans and nature.
At Ahinsa, quality takes priority, however, it does not triumph over their altruistic ideology of respectful preservation and maintaining the balance between humans and surrounding nature.
The property is comprised of tea gardens that, with the assistance of their benevolent guardianship, thrive organically. These abundant patches of undisturbed flora produce a diverse tea range including black tea, green tea, white tea, and various herbal teas.
In addition, the Estate also cultivates a variety of crops, products, herbs, and spices such as black pepper, cinnamon, ginger, lemongrass, vanilla, and various other medicinal botanicals.
Ahinsa Tea was originally produced in 1999 on a small tea farm in Sri Lanka’s southern
province, the Nilmini Estates.
The operations at Ahinsa are coordinated by Professor Piya Abeywaganda. Described as a visionary man, the professor’s work, since the commencement of the Ahinsa/Chamellia partnership, has illuminated the path and guided the conversion of 100 green tea producers into implementing their own organic farming Practices.
Somage and Ahinsa’s partnership has blossomed and over a 6-year period the collaboration has solidified through their mutual ethos and admiration for the natural world.
Since the commencement of this alliance, Ahinsa has been acknowledged as Sri Lanka’s best organic tea estate. Chamellia tea now accounts for more than half of all tea sales at Ahinsa.
Somage has implemented an ethical partnership with programs fueled to improved leaf quality, through the green leaf outgrower program and the sponsorship of the green leaf tea quality competition. The friendship between Somage & Ahinsa continues to grow, as we encourage and support one an another.
Ahinsa tea is a completely certified organic tea that has been approved by the Control Union to the NOP-USDA, EU, and JAS standards. Nilmini Estates is plausibly the country’s most bio-diversified organic tea plantation.
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New Delhi, Sep 23 (PTI) India is working on an agreement with South Africa to import pulses to meet its domestic consumption requirements and curb price rise.
South Africa had sent a draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) to the Indian government regarding procurement of pulses and lentil (masoor dal).
Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh today met his South African counterpart Senzeni Zokwana on the sidelines of the BRICS agri-meet and asked him to finalise the MoU at the earliest.
"We have received a draft of the MoU on procurement of pulses from South Africa. The MoU has been slightly revised and sent to your High Commission in New Delhi. We hope that the MoU is finalised soon and ready for signature," Singh said in a statement.
The MoU focuses on procurement of pulses and lentil form South Africa as well has enhancing production of pulses, he said.
With shortfall of about 7 million tonnes of pulses, India has started exploring government-to-government arrangement to import pulses. Recently, it has entered into agreement with Mozambique and is also looking at Brazil.
The draft MoU also focuses on cooperating with South Africa in the areas of research and production of seeds and provide farmers with agriculture extension services.
To boost bilateral trade between the two countries, Singh said South Africa should consider importing grapes, wheat, sugar, soybean, groundnut and cotton from India.
Stating that South African is importing these products from other countries, he said, "I request you to kindly look into this and give Indian suppliers the opportunity to meet your requirements."
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Hi all! I am so sorry I took an unannounced hiatus from blogging, but I’m back and ready to share my plans for the next year of Spatially Challenged. But first, some life updates! Since I wrote to you last, I’ve gotten married, published two articles in Agronomy Journal, become an aunt, run my personal fastest 5k, and finished the majority of my PhD coursework (in approximate order of importance). I’m still working on my PhD in agronomy in a soybean and small grain extension lab at UW-Madison. My two main projects right now are a multi-state foliar fertilizer small plot study and a data-driven approach to predicting response to potassium fertilizer. The last field season for the foliar study just finished, and the first field season for the potassium study just got established–hopefully be sharing more about both soon!
Beyond life just getting really hectic, the main reason posting fell off my priority list this year is that I didn’t do much GIS or data analysis that I could share between February and September. I’m looking forward to writing about some of the work I’ve done on yield monitor data cleaning, fertilizer prescription recommendations, and data interpretation over the next few weeks. From there, I expect to learn many new regression techniques in 2021, and I’d like to highlight the resources I find along the way.
One thing I’ve found tough about this blog is that I have varying degrees of expertise in the different topics I write about. In the next few months, I will probably post about more things I’m /not/ an expert on than things I /am/ and expert on. I plan to share some of the struggles I fall into and some of the tools that I stumble upon and just generally be honest about the learning process.
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Members of Dunn County Farm Bureau, along with nearly 400 other farmers and agriculturists from across Wisconsin attended Ag Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, January 24th in Madison.
Attendees began the day at the Monona Terrace Convention Center where they heard from Governor Scott Walker who spoke about the importance of agriculture to Wisconsin’s economy and signed an executive order that will support rural economic development. Gov. Walker stated, “We want more reasons for our children to stay in our communities.”
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I have a Delmar St. Augustine yard that was put down in early April of this year. The soil is black clay with very poor drainage. I live in the Dallas/Ft.Worth area.
I have a lot of roundlike patches of dead grass. The blades pull up easily, with no roots. They are dark brown or black in color, and smell rotten.
I have made two treatments with corn meal, thinking that it was brown patch. It just keeps getting worse.
I am thinking that my diagnosis is incorrect. Could it be chinch bugs, or Take-All-Root Rot (TARR), or something else? How can I tell?
Thanks for any comments.
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Take all is a fungus and should be killed by the corn meal.
You can test for chinch bugs by cutting the top and bottom out of a coffee can, plunging the bottom of the open can into the soil as deep as you can, filling it with water, and seeing what floats to the surface.
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I just just had my lawn inspected this afternoon by Michael Bosco (Soils Alive) and he said I had what looked to be areas of chinch bugs attacking my front lawn. While we weren't able to find any of them while he was here, I did later find a few of them after he'd left.
I've turned up two possible ways to get rid of them; insecticidal soaps and beneficial nematodes. Can anyone provide any feedback as to which method(s) they've had success with?
I don't know about the the soap, but the nematodes will only get the eggs and very young... not likely to help much w/ an infestation.
Redenta's told me diatomaceous earth works great. It's 12.99 for a big 8lb bag. Dust it all over, including the green grass aound the fringes. Then get a kitchen broom, etc. and lightly drag it across to get the stuff down into the blade base, where they suck on the grass.
Today is a perfect day... nice and dry. If it rains, re-apply after the grass is dry again.
I'll report back on mine, as I first thought it was brown patch and I'm anxious to stop it now!
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I'll just say it--I love this time of year in the garden. Despite a spate of rainy, stormy weather that bordered on downright chilly, the garden is bursting with colors and textures and veggies of all sorts.
These nectaroscordums (N. siculum spp. bulgaricum) are even taller and more exotic looking than I expected, and they also reek unbelievably strongly of onions (they are members of the Allium family so I shouldn't be so shocked).
These seem to be one of those plants that look kind of so-so from far away, but close up you can really appreciate all their attributes. They're thriving in the clay mixed with remaining lava rocks, and for that alone they should be praised. I'm planning to add more bulbs this fall. If you have deer issues, I bet these reeking-of-onion plants would deter them. Just a thought.
In fact, it's turning out to be the Year of the Onion here. Look at how big the onions are in the veggie bed are:
There are red, white and yellow onions with some green ones to the left. For size comparison, here's a full view of the bed. Notice how the onion stalks (or whatever the green parts would technically be called) are as tall as the broccoli plants in the back.
Other vegetable delights include the pot 'o hot peppers, where all three (jalapeno, Thai chili and habanero) are growing quickly and starting to put out flowers. As someone who enjoys food so hot that it makes steam come out my ears, this is a joy in the making!
In the front garden, my cosmos and Phlox drummondi seedlings are finally starting to flower, and I'd like to thank everyone who suggested direct sowing cosmos...I will act on this advice next year!
In more positive seedling news, I have little cilantros popping up all over the herb section of the garden (they'll go great in those spicy Mexican and Thai dishes with the peppers!). I direct sowed a packet of Slow Bolt Cilantro from Renee's Garden and at first I feared most hadn't germinated, but in the past week or so they've shown up in droves. I know it's kind of hard to see, but there's one in this picture in front of the dianthus and columbine foliage. They seem to not be getting attacked by bugs like my basil seedlings (a big disappointment).
(Random side tangent, speaking of disappointments: My hyacinth bean seedlings have gone nowhere, despite me having little wire supports all ready for them at the base of the floor-to-roof posts we have along our front patio. They sort of look like they got eaten by a squirrel or something, or maybe they're suffering from too little sun, too little water, too much water--we've had both dry and soggy spells lately--but there's nothing happening. I think vines twining up the poles would look so great, but I can't seem to make it work! Why?! But I digress.)
Anyway, I planted some new Phlox pilosa in the front (and they are perfectly pink, as Gail would say). I'm thrilled with how brightly they're blooming after just a few short weeks in the garden! There is a fourth one that should be in the picture above, but while I was weeding the stem got snapped off, and I realized it was brown and a little brittle (please tell me it will grow back next year Gail?!).
These new hostas are my favorite things in the shady part of the front garden.
In the front left is 'Touch of Class' and to the back right is a nameless passalong from my mom; I like the way the light and dark parts of the leaves are reversed with the chartreuse in the center of 'Touch of Class' and on the margins of Nameless Passalong.
I accidentally became a rose gardener again. This one came with the house but has been languishing in weeds. I have no idea what it is but I tried to clear up the weeds around it when I planted a couple new quinces nearby.
I got these 'Candy Oh So Vivid Red' roses to trial from Proven Winners, which I hadn't known would be in the trial shipment.
Suddenly I realized that after an eleven year hiatus I now grow roses again. I'm thrilled that they're budding and I hope they're ready to grow without much pampering. We shall see!
I even managed to throw together some decent containers for the first time in a couple years. This one includes 'Double Blue Madness' petunias that are not blooming (unfortunately), with hemigraphis 'Blackberry Waffle' and some vinca vine. It will look much more exciting when the petunias bloom but I'm enjoying the contrast of the hemigraphis and vinca.
This container is in a sunnier spot, and it's got 'Red Plume' celosia with 'Diamond Frost' euphorbia and 'Ready to Wear Paris' calibrachoa. The hemigraphis and calibrachoa are from Hort Couture, and while I can't really say if they're particularly fashionable, they are growing vigorously and working well in these containers.
(Official disclaimer: the Proven Winners and Hort Couture plants were free trials...at this point I only like them for their merits as nice plants.)
The planting frenzy is over with all the veggie seeds and seedlings in, the containers done, and the annual seedlings and new perennials in the ground! Most surprisingly, I actually got off my butt and did a thorough weeding of the entire garden. Next is mulching, more weeding, hopefully successful harvesting, and soon enough bulb planting. How is your garden going, now that it's truly summer? What's next for it?


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Huron Bruce MPP announces local agricultural grants
Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson says over $1.1 million in new grants will support local farmers, the agricultural sector, as well as new rural projects.
The MPP announced $850,000 in funding as part of the provincial government’s almost $8 million in in cost-share funding through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership for 78 projects in Huron-Bruce.
Projects include improving food safety systems, improved biosecurity measures, planting over-wintering cover crops and preventing pest damage at greenhouse operations;
Thompson has also announced more than $250,000 in new local funding under the Rural Economic Development Program (RED).
Recipients include Huron-Kinloss Township ($128,750) for a business incubator project; The County of Huron (two projects totaling $58,263) for business retention and expansion as well as updating the Western Ontario Warden’s Caucus resource website; The County of Bruce ($34,000) for skills training and development; the Paddy Walker Heritage Society ($27,677) for remediation and renovation of the Walker House in Kincardine; and the Huron Manufacturing Association ($5,650) for a youth attraction and retention program.
“The Rural Economic Development Program plays a key role in helping fund important projects that might not get started without the support,” Thompson said. “I am glad to see that the program is so well received and supported in Huron-Bruce.”
The RED intake is directed at not-for-profit organizations with a mandate towards regional economic development and qualified projects would be eligible for up to 70 per cent of total costs to a maximum of $75,000 in provincial funding.
“I am proud to see such great support for local farmers and agriculture,” she said, noting the grants will improve the competitiveness of the agri-food sector and secure it for long-term sustainability. Through the Partnership, these initiatives will support improvements in areas such as enhanced traceability systems, upgraded animal-handling equipment, and strengthened biosecurity measures.


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Dry weather in Fiji causes fruit & vegetable prices to increase
The cost of vegetables at the Ba Municipal Market in Fiji has increased as a result of the impact of the prolonged dry weather spell on fruit and vegetable farms across the Western Division.
Ba Market Vendors Association president Nitesh Prasad said sporadic showers experienced in the division recently had done little to revitalise vegetables, fruit and root crops.
"The prices are up because of the poor rainfall," he said.
"And this would be the norm at most markets in the Western Division.
"We had a bit of rainfall over the past two weeks, but it was not enough to make any real difference to our crops.
"We expect prices to normalise when rainfall increases. If there is rain over the December-January period than prices could come down around March or April next year."
Mr Prasad said unlike other municipal markets across the West, quite a large number of vendors at Ba were also farmers.
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How to Make a Minecraft Garden: A Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on creating a stunning garden in Minecraft! Whether you’re an experienced player or just starting, this blog post will walk you through the process of building your very own virtual oasis within the game. So grab your shovel and let’s get started!
Before we begin designing our dream garden, it’s essential to gather all the necessary materials. Here are some items you’ll need:
Terrain Manipulation Tools:
– Shovel: To dig up grass blocks and reshape the landscape.
– Hoe: For tilling soil and preparing it for planting.
Seeds and Plants:
– Flower Seeds: Gather various flower types for vibrant colors.
– Tree Saplings: Choose from oak, birch, spruce, or jungle saplings.
– Stone Bricks or Cobblestone: Ideal for creating paths or patios.
– Wooden Planks or Slabs: Suitable for constructing bridges.
Selecting an Area:
Once you have all your materials ready, it’s time to choose a suitable location for your garden. Look for an open area with enough space to accommodate different plants and structures that you envision incorporating into your design.
Cultivating the Land:
Now that we have identified our ideal spot, it’s time to transform it into fertile ground where beautiful flowers can grow.
Clearing Existing Vegetation:
Start by removing any unwanted vegetation such as tall grasses or trees within the chosen area using your trusty shovel.
Tilling the Soil:
Use your hoe to till the soil, breaking it into soft and workable blocks. This process prepares the land for planting flowers and trees.
Consider using bonemeal as a natural fertilizer to promote healthy plant growth. Apply it by right-clicking on tilled soil blocks.
Designing Your Garden Layout:
In this step, we’ll explore different design ideas that will help you create an aesthetically pleasing garden tailored to your preferences.
Pathways and Borders:
Begin by outlining pathways using stone bricks or cobblestones. These paths can lead visitors through your garden while defining separate areas devoted to various plants or decorative structures.
Let your creativity flourish! Arrange flower beds in visually appealing patterns along the borders or near pathways. Experiment with mixing different colors and types of flowers for an enchanting effect.
Trees and Shrubs:
Strategically place tree saplings throughout your garden to add height variation and provide shade. Consider incorporating shrubs such as rose bushes around trees or fences for additional visual interest.
Caring for Your Garden:
Now that you have completed building your Minecraft garden, don’t forget about its maintenance!
Create a small pond or water feature within your garden design. Water not only adds tranquility but also helps irrigate nearby vegetation automatically.
Regular Gardening Chores:
– Weed Removal: Remove unwanted tall grasses or plants that may grow near pathways periodically.
– Pruning: Trim overgrown foliage or dense branches from trees and shrubs.
– Replanting: Replace any dead flowers or saplings with new ones to ensure a flourishing garden.
Congratulations! You have now acquired the knowledge and skills required to build an impressive Minecraft garden. Remember, designing your dream oasis takes time and experimentation, so don’t be afraid to unleash your creativity. Happy gardening in the virtual world of Minecraft!


"Nothing is so beautiful as spring - When weeds, in wheels, shoot long and lovely and lush;" Gerard Manley
- Football Pitch Renovation — this service incorporates fertilizer application, broad leaf weed control, importation of soil to re-instate levels and sand spreading.
- OverSeeding — this service is ideal for worn Sports Grounds and football pitches.
- Sports Field De-Compaction - this is carried out using either an Imants Shockwave or Charterhouse Verti-Drain.
- Sports Field Grass Cutting — this is carried out using our wide range of cylinder mowers from ride-on to trailed, 12’ to 15’ cutting width.
- Highway and Open Space Grass Cutting — our portfolio covers both Public and Private Sectors using flail mowers of various widths and reach.
- Re-seeding — our equipment and expertise enables us to cover large areas including Quarries and open-cast sites along with smaller private and public areas.
- Fertiliser Spreading — Supplying and applying amenity fertiliser using a pick-up truck towed engine driven spreader or tractor mounted twin disk spreader.
- Spraying — the equipment used is ideal for amenity & sports areas, footpath & footpath edges plus trees station spraying.


Convert quarts, liquid (US) to bushels (US)
quarts, liquid (US) definitionThe Liquid US Quart is a United States liquid volume measurement equal to 2 US liquid pints or 0.946 liters.
bushels (US) definitionThe US Bushel is a used for dry commodities like potatoes. One US Bushel equal to 8 US gallons or approximately 35.24 liters.
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Saturday August 5, 2017
Ryder Lake Grape
Quick pick needed at Ryder Lake farm
Peter Hamilton, pres., Ryder Lake Farmers' Institute
The Berry Farm on Ryder Lake Road is looking for U-pickers.
ountries from all over the world crave Fraser Valley blueberries.
"The top field is suddenly prolific with berries and they need picking," says Louise from the Berry Farm on Ryder Lake Road.
They won't weigh you in or out.
The Berry Farm
5853 Ryder Lake Rd.


This research demonstrates that barley protein based micro-/nano-capsules have an excellent capacity to protect nutraceuticals (e.g., vitamins, omega-3 fatty acids and carotenoids) against temperature and humidity during processing and storage of food products like milk, juice and yogurt, as well as the acidic conditions in the human stomach. These encapsulations break down in the human small intestine to release the compounds, thereby increasing their absorption. Therefore, they are promising nutraceutical delivery systems to create new functional foods able to prevent chronic disease and improve public health.
This innovative value-added application of barley could potentially stimulate demand and increase barley’s value and profitability for farmers.
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Dennis and Sisis will be exhibiting the Sisis Rotorake TM1000, this popular tractor mounted scarifier gives the user a combination of scarification and linear aeration allied with heavy duty power to control and remove thatch, reduce standing water and improve filtration. To maintain the ideal depth of scarification, the weight of the collection box and any material is absorbed by the main frame on the front roller, independent from the reel.
Available with either 1mm, 2mm or 3mm tungsten tipped blades and variable spacing options, scarification, verticutting & aeration can be completed while contra rotating reels ensure a clean and consistent groove. The floating unit affords fast ground coverage and working width and depth are 40mm and 50mm respectively.
Also on display, the Sisis Autoslit purpose-built, easy to operate pedestrian slitter is ideally suited to outfield and fine turf work to aid compaction reduction and water percolation. A choice of interchangeable tines is available to suit differing ground conditions and leave minimal surface disruption. Working width and depth are 900mm (36”) and 150mm (6”) respectively. Power is provided by a 6.5hp 6:1 Briggs & Stratton engine. The easy to use Autoslit incorporates a rear smoothing roller and cantilever system to lift easily out of operation.
The Dennis range on show includes the Razor Ultra 560 mower developed for golf greens and tees, cricket pitches and bowling greens. The eleven blade cutting cylinder is relief-ground for improved cut quality and longer inter-grind intervals. The Razor Ultra 560 also incorporates heavy duty independent cutter and roller clutches for smooth take up, an ultra-short wheelbase for undulating greens work, tungsten tipped groomer to cut lateral grasses prior to cutting and quick height adjuster.
Cut width is 560mm (22”) and the Honda GX120 easy start, long life engine, with Q9 technology, ensures low noise & vibration levels. The Razor Ultra 560 is also available with a seven bladed cutting cylinder, T-bar or loop handle option and powered transport wheels for fast transit between greens.
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Tuesday, December 9 - December 11, 2014:
2014 Green Expo Turf & Landscape Conference
The New Jersey GREEN EXPO is a science-based conference and trade show that provides education, business, fellowship, and environmental stewardship opportunities in partnership with The Center for Turfgrass Science at Rutgers University.
2013 - Celebrating Our 38th Year!
The New Jersey Turfgrass Association is proud to host this spectacular event in 2013! The New Jersey GREEN EXPO has become an important event on the turf and landscape professional calendar.
The Educational Program
The New Jersey GREEN EXPO’s comprehensive Educational Program is the source for the Green Industry to obtain cutting edge information for today's competitive economy. Programs deliver case studies, industry trends, "how to" applications and tactics to assist attendees in becoming efficient and to making business profitable.
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Europe’s major juice-maker Ukrainian company T.B. Fruit is slated to invest 50-57 million euro to build two plants in Poland, the company’s owner Taras Barshchovsky said, Polish radio reports Aug. 1.
The construction of the first plant is to begin in 2018.
T.B.Fruit has operations in Ukraine, Poland and Moldova.
The company owns its own gardens, eight plants and transport facilities. It makes about 100,000 tons of juice concentrate a year.


Notes of caramel with a hint of tangerine - roasted full medium
La Pradera is an estate with large plantations of single-origin coffee in the department of Santander. The estate is family owned and managed by producer Oscar Daza. This estate has been the main source of income for Oscar and his family for many years. Since they have working in coffee production for years, the Daza family has improved their quality and they focus on sustainability as well. This is reﬂected in their certifcations such as organic, Rainforest Alliance and Bird Friendly. Oscar works along with his wife and their two children. They experiement with different varietals and they plan on improving the quality of their coffee even more in the years to come.


Newsletters >> March 2017 Newsletter (vol.47)
IN THIS ISSUE
- Save the Date
- Defeat Your Crabgrass Early with Dyna Green
- Time to Start
- Hummert's High Tunnels
- Hummert's Saturday Hours
- March Birth Flowers
In Other News
Our Nursery Supplies, Poppelmann, and Dillen-ITML programs are OPEN! Now is the time to order your containers for the best pricing. Order by 3/27, shipped as available 6/1, net 60 terms.
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• Year of the Brassica
I'm Just Saying...
"A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rows."
4500 Earth City Expressway
Get ahead of the crabgrass battle in your lawn this spring. Here is the know-how from Hummert’s own Dan Bartles in Topeka: The typical window to apply Dyna Green Crabgrass Preventor is Mid-March to Mid-April. Since this year is unseasonably warm, the window this year should be March 1 until the middle part of April. Dyna Green uses the commercial rate of Dimension to provide you with maximum protection against crabgrass in your yard. One added feature of Dyna Green Crabgrass control with Dimension is that it has post germination control of crabgrass up to the 2-3 leaf stage. So, if you don't get it down before crabgrass germinates, you can still get some control with this product!
Hummert’s High Tunnels are quality built and one of the strongest you will find in the business. Our High Tunnels work great for getting a jump-start on early crops like tomatoes and strawberries. No electricity needed and they are approved for the EQIP funding granted by the NRCS! Featuring many sizes and drop down curtains, these high tunnels come with all you need other than your framing lumber. Call your sales rep for a quote today!
Hummert is now open on Saturdays
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
from March 4th til May 20.
Earth City location only.
Left: Daffodil, Right: Jonquil; Photo Credit: Farmers Almanac
The March birth flowers are really one in the same. The daffodil, or Narcissus, symbolizes new beginnings, rebirth, and the end of winter. The Jonquil, or Narcissus jonquilla, is an old world variety of daffodil. This variety is yellow, white, or a combination of both and so fragrant the oil from the flower is used as perfume. They symbolize sorrow and to convey sympathy.


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Shekhar And Company
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We make certain that the offered array of products is sternly packed and delivered safely to the customers' stated address and that too in the committed time span. We understand how important packaging is. Therefore, we make sure our products ate packed properly, have smudge-proof labels and are aesthetic to look to lure in more customers. Features : Strong flavor Fresh & pure Long shelf life
Anil Kumar And Sanjay Kumar Jain
24, Balaji Ganesh Market, Station Road, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We offer a wide range of Indian Cereals that includes wheat, rice, bajra, maize etc. We have firmly positioned ourselves as one of the overruling Whole Grain Cereals Exporters and Suppliers in India. Our Healthy Cereals are produced in the pesticides free farm with latest techniques and using proper methods. Healthy Cereals are properly cleaned under the guidance of experts to assure their quality. They are in high d
Bunglow No 55, Sudershan., Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We make available, high yielding Taramira Seeds, which are processed using the latest technology and are genetically pure as well. We offer our clients a safe payment procedure as we have both Online and Offline Payment Processing suiting the needs of the clients. Raw materials that we use for the production of the finished products are bottleneck assets and thus are highly essential. We strictly check the entire lot
Rr Agro Foods
Balaji Ganesh Market, Station Road, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
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Thanks to our expertise in the industry, we as a Supplier, strive to deliver nothing short of excellence to our customers. Ajwain Seeds on offer are cultivated in a hygienic environment. Any kind of harmful chemicals are not used by our vendors during its processing. We strive to meet the highest standards of quality set by the industry. Place your order to avail the product at nominal rates. more... less...
Adinath Trading Company
3, Mandi Prangan., Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
For the safe storage of the entire lot, we have installed our own facility that is laced with all the modern amenities for complete quality satisfaction. Deeply ingrained in Neemuch(India), we have marked our presence in the industry by offering world-class products at the best prices.
Anmol Moti Spices & Food
Opp. Hanuman Nagar, Dhanoria Road, Baghana, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We bring forth unsurpassed quality in the form of Tukmaria Seeds . We feel a sense of pride in presenting our customers with the highest quality they can get. They are immensely popular among the customers. Our vendors process them using top grade fabric making sure the quality isn’t compromised. The quality is measured against food standards and grades by our trained team of quality auditors. more... less...
H 6,f1, Jaiswal Building, Naya Bazar, Bihar Ganj., Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We offer ajwain seeds for small or bulk orders easily within the scheduled time. Natural ajwain seeds provided by us are known for having many health benefits due to their superior quality. Processed to comply with high quality standards, our ajwain seeds have no match in the market in terms of their freshness. specialty : excellent aromafull of flavorhigh nutritional contentno contaminants presentsealed packaging he
Lokendra Trading Company
Mandi Prangan, In Front Of Mandi Office., Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
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Tilak Marg, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
Wide range of fodder seeds specially for milk giving cattles i.e., alfalfa, berseem, bajra, cowpea, clusterbeans, cenchrus cilliaris, setigerus, lucerne, m.p. Chari, maize african tall, maize dual fodder research, oat, rio, rajka bajri, sorghum (fodder jowar), sweet sudan grass ssg, stylo hamata, stylo scabra, sunhemp, subabul sunflower, soyabean, teosntie, turnip etc. We maintain very extensive fodder seed productio more... less...
10,dr. Bhabha Road , Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh , India
Enlisted amidst the renowned Suppliers of Soya Seed, we cater to varied demand of the customers in this sphere. With our excellence in this field, we share forefront for supplying world-class array of products from Neemuch(India).
Pawankumar Kantilal Agrawal
Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh - 458339, India
Over the years, we have catered to the voluminous and urgent requirements of our clients from Neemuch(India). We have abundant dealers, distributors connected with us to ensure our goods are obtainable for purchasers, and deliveries are made on time.
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333, Tilak Marg, Madhya Pradesh , India
We are a high-flying name when it comes to superlative bishop seed!Our pool of professionals keep close eye on the quality of the products so as to deliver the best in class range.
G.b. & Sons
Station Road, B.no-59, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We are one of the most reliable producer and suppliers of a wide gamut of isabgol seeds (plantago ovata) that is high on demand in the market. Our range of isabgol seeds has allowed us to garner a huge clientele. Besides, these quality isabgol seeds are priced suitably. Details : english name : bond psyllium, spogel seeds, ispaghula sanskrit name : ashwagola, ishabgola hindi name : isabgol family : plantaginaceae pro
Noble Trading Co.
1st Floor 5, Jaaroli Complex,rnmaharana Banglow, Neemuch - 458441 (m.p.)rnphone: 07423-230625rnmobile +91-8435566625, Madhya Pradesh - 07423, India
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We, being a quality centric company, offer product range that is strictly as per the globally accepted norms. Buyers can order our products in bulk, as we maintain year around availability. In addition, we have reliable transportation system to make timely delivery.
Citizen Seed Farms & Research Centre
Mhow Road, Madhya Pradesh , India
Interested buyers can contact us anytime for placing orders; we ensure timely delivery of the same. We have an in-house facility, which is used for making stocks. Laced with modern amenities, our storehouse keeps the products away from moisture, rainwater, sunlight, etc.
Bhupendra Choudhary Near Gagrani Interprises Fawwra Chowk Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We bring forth best quality Wheat Seeds with big grain size and excellent texture. Wheat is a type of grass grown all over the world for its highly nutritious and useful grain. It is one of the top three most produced crops in the world, along with corn and rice. A wide range of Wheat Seeds products are made by humans, including most famously flour, which is made from the grain itself. Wheat Seeds are widely cultivat
Saraogi And Co.
47, Jain Colony, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
Owing to our expertise in the domain, we are able to supply excellent quality Kaunch Seed at very reasonable price. We are known for providing a qualitative array of products and thus our entire range is strictly checked against varied quality parameters.
Hamirmal Akhesingh Kothari
50-b,mandi Prangan,neemuch(m.p.), Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We are offering an excellent range of supreme quality basil seeds to our clients. It has both medicinal and spiritual importance in india. Basil may even possess useful antibiotic activity, have a blood pressure lowering effect and be effective as a birth control agent. An antiseptic, aromatic herb that repels insects, used medicinally headache, fevers, rheumatism. A tea can be made from the infused leaves and used f
Till & Yield Exports Private Ltd
27, Balaji Ganesh Market, Station Road, Madhya Pradesh , India
Arjun Gopal Krishna
78, Station Road Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh , India
Shreeveer Organics Agro India Pvt Ltf
Ambedkar Road , Radhakrishnan Nagar ,near Metro School Neemuch Pin.458441, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
Deals in Psyllium Seeds, Groundnut Seed, black gram seed, Black Melon Seeds, Asaliya Seed
Navdeep Trading Company
Gate No. 1 Mandi Prangan, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
Deals in Sagargotta Seeds, Garlic Seeds, Isabgol Seeds, Ashwagandha Seeds, Sarpagandha Root, Sarpgandha Seeds, Shatavari Seeds, Vilayati Babool Seeds, Sesbania Seeds, karanj seeds, Jatropha Seeds, Bara Gokhru Seeds
Jdg Seed Company
No. 31, Tilak Marg, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We are offering organic jamun seed, common name: jambas, jamun, jambolan, rajaman, kala jamun, neredu, naval, nerale, jamali, java plum, black plum and black berry. Botanical name: syzygium cumini part used: seed historically jamun was used for non diabetic disorders. However in 16th century it was discovered by one of the eminent ayurvedic scholars that the seeds have anti diabetic properties. Since then not only tr
Carmel Organics Pvt Ltd
Dhakad Clinic Chambers Singoli Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
we serve the finest quality quality of fanugreek seeds .We hope that you will find us better than the other suppliers.
11 Industrial Area Main Road Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh , India
WE ARE BASED IN MOST PRODUCTIVE AREA OF FENUGREEK SEEDS ALL OVER COUNTRY THAT MAKES US ABLE TO SUPPLY IN BULK QUANTITY & COMPETATIVE PRICE WELL EQUIPPED WITH BEST CLEANING AND COLOUR SORTING PLANT AND MACHINERY THAT MAKES US ABLE TO SUPPLY BEST QUALITY FENUGREEK SEEDS
Shree Keshav Enterprises
01, Balaji Market, Kamal Chowk, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
Shree Sanvariya Agro Industries
Neemuch, M.p., Madhya Pradesh , India
Collage Road ,neemuch City,neemuch, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We have adopted secure payment methods that are approved by authority and featured with options that facilitate quick transfers. Headquartered in Neemuch(India), we are acknowledged for providing excellent products domestically.
1021, Scheme No. 36b, Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh , India
We are offering Ajwain Seeds which are best known for adding distinctive taste and pleasant aroma to the cuisine. Also, these Ajwain Seeds are used in making Ayurveidic medicines. The Ajwain Seeds, offered by us, are meticulously manufactured and packed to fully retain all the intrinsic properties. We are a renowned Manufacturer and Supplier of Ajwain Seeds of the purest form.
Jain Brothers & Co.
Behind Katju Market, Tagore Marg, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
Get in touch with us, if you are looking for Kaunch Seeds (Mucuna Pruriens). Our company is recognized as one of the proficient Suppliers of Kaunch Seeds all over India. We have joined hands with certified manufacturers who have adopted organic technique and advanced tools in order to come up with the finest quality Organic Kaunch Seeds. We are providing these seeds at economical rates without compromising their opti
The Herbs N Spices
23 - A, Industrial Area, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We are a major Coriander Seeds Exporter and Supplier from Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh, India. Coriander Seeds are considered as one of the widely used flavoring agents. Coriander Seed acts as anti-oxidant and is a great source of vitamins and minerals. Coriander Recipes made using Coriander Seeds are widely enjoyed by people all over the world. Coriander Seeds are rich in iron, copper, calcium, dietary fiber, magnesium,
Post- Sawan, Madhya Pradesh - 458441, India
We are offering halim seeds (lapidum sativum). The halim seeds that we offer are high on demand in the market and can be availed at the most economical prices. details : english name : garden cresssanskrit name : chandrashurahindi name : halim, hurffamily : cruciferae/ brassicaceaepropagation : seed ; good germination medicinal uses : plant : in asthma, cough and bleeding pilesroot : in secondary syphilis and tenusmu more... less...
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Ashprington, Cornworthy and Dittisham
2020 Online Horticultural Show
This will be a one-off virtual horticultural show. Its success will depend upon as many people as possible sending in photographs of their gardens and garden produce. Photographs may be taken in any form – camera, phone, iPad – and sent to the Parish Magazine using the email address email@example.com Pictures should be taken any time during 2020 and fall under one of the following four categories:
- A view of the garden or a particular area of the garden
- A very fine bloom – any flower or group of flowers from your garden
- An excellent fruit or vegetable from your garden or picture of your veg garden An area of your garden in which you are re-wilding or providing for wildlife.
You may enter any one or all of the categories, but only one picture per category. From now until the 20th of August please send your picture as a JPEG as indicated above. Judges for these four categories will be: Sally Vincent, Marina Pusey, Pam Mallalieu and Mike Pearey. Outstanding entries will be in the September magazine.
We are looking forward to seeing some great pictures from gardeners from all three parishes.


We Love Spuds!
The humble spud – loved by all ages. Roast it, bake it, mash it, sauté it – there are loads of ways to enjoy this meal-time hero.
Each year Great Britain’s 2500 potato farmers produce 6 million tonnes of potatoes – of which there are around 450 varieties. Some 80 varieties are grown commercially, although only around a quarter of these are widely used. A good source of carbs and also packed full of other vital nutrients they are a healthier option to other carbohydrates such as rice and pasta. They are low in fat, (always a bonus for some of us!) and contain no cholesterol. When served in their skins they are a great source of fibre.
Potatoes – The Facts
- We British are the third largest consumer of potatoes. On average in a year each person consumes about 500 spuds.
- In 1995 potatoes were taken into space and grown for the first time on board the space shuttle Columbia.
- The biggest potato grown weighed in at 18 lbs 4 oz according to the Guinness Book of Records
- A quarter of all potatoes grown in Britain are to provide chips and we munch our way through 1.5 million tonnes every year.
- The blossom from the plant was worn as an accessory! Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were both known to wear potato blossoms.
Join us at Forever Green from 1st – 7th October when its National Potato Week and we’ll be jazzing up your jacket spuds with some tasty fillings as well as dishing up some loaded skins and skinny fries using the good old spud. Many of our potatoes are home grown here on site in our allotment.
Forever Green is a restaurant located at Ransom Wood in Mansfield in a secluded woodland setting.


Fasal, an agritech start-up focused on precision agriculture, raised $4 million (around Rs 29.6 crore) in a pre-Series A funding round led by 3one4 Capital, the company said in a statement on Monday.
The round also witnessed the participation of existing investor Omnivore and Wavemaker Partners. Other investors include Genting Ventures (Malaysia), The Yield Lab Asia-Pacific, Antares Investments, and Sandeep Singhal of Nexus.
Fasal, operated by Wolkus Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd, said it would use the funds to expand its business across India and Southeast Asia, strengthen its full-stack services, and ramp up hiring for its sales and marketing, agronomy, and technology teams, the statement said.
Launched in 2018 by Ananda Prakash Verma and Shailendra Tiwari, Fasal is an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered IoT-SaaS platform for horticulture. It captures real-time data on growing conditions from on-farm sensors, and delivers farm-specific, actionable advisories to farmers via mobiles in vernacular languages.
The platform said it is also working on a range of new services, including fruits and vegetable-market linkages and parametric crop insurance. To date, the startup claims to have helped save more than 9 billion litres of water from irrigation, reduced pesticide expenditure by ~60%, and increased yields across over 40,000 acres of farmland.
Verma, an alumnus of IIIT-Bangalore, earlier launched tech-media startup Fossbytes. Tiwari is an alumnus of the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT). Both hail from Uttar Pradesh, where their families have been practicing agriculture.
“As government policies are evolving to support more robust and open supply chains, there has never been a bigger incentive for horticulture farmers to grow more and better. Fasal's full-stack offerings will fuel a rapid transition of Indian horticulture farming from gut-based legacy operations to knowledge-led profitable businesses,” Verma and Tiwari said in a joint statement.
Fasal is presently operating in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and other markets. Some horticulture value chains where Fasal is currently working include grapes, pomegranate, mango, citrus, tea, coffee, and chili.
“The value-add is clear, as shown by the 10-100% growth in farmers’ profits, depending on the crop,” Gavin Lee, General Partner at Wavemaker Partners, said in the statement.
The fundraise by Fasal comes at a time when a slew of tech startups focused on agriculture have attracted funding from investors.
In July, agritech startup Crofarm Agriproducts raised $10.2 million as part of its Series A round of financing for its community group-buying platform Otipy. In the same month, Vegrow raised $13 million (Rs 97 crore) as part of its Series A round from Lightspeed Venture Partners and Elevation Capital.
FarMart is among several startups in the larger agri-tech segment to pull in funding from strategic players and investors. This year, venture capital funds have already pumped in $234 million in 32 agritech startups till September.
Over the past year, DeHaat, Jai Kisan, AgNext, WayCool, and Animall have raised $115.95 million cumulatively. Last month, business-to-business agricultural-commerce platform SuperZop raised $4 million (Rs 29.6 crore) and Crofarm. Agriproducts raised a $10.2 million (Rs 76 crores) in a Series A round of funding.


Multi Purpose Compost
- Premium quality Multi Purpose Compost.
- Based on high quality Irish moss peat
- Mixed with all the essential plant nutrients to ensure healthy and vigorous plants
- Available in various pack sizes in 50 Litre Bags - 250L up to 2000L (for comparison purposes an average Bulk Bag of compost is approx 750Litres)
- Ideal for seed sowing, cuttings, bedding plants, plug and pot plants.
- Use in trays, pots, tubs, baskets and containers.
- Hanging Baskets and Containers
- Ideal for use with both indoor and outdoor plants.
PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY MON-FRI normally within 5-7 working days
Please note, due to current high demand our deliveries are taking a little longer.
Delivery is made via a curtain sided vehicle with a tail lift offload. Guaranteed to kerbside only. For more information please see our delivery details.


Cutting back phlox
How soon can you cut back phlox after they have bloomed? Mine finished blooming about a week ago.
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
You can go ahead and cut them back anytime after flowering has stopped. Deadheading them may even promote additional flowering. Here is more information: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/fgen/deadheading-flowers.htm


The American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Board of Directors has elected officers for 2013. Ron Alverson, Chairman of Dakota Ethanol LLC, was elected President, replacing Lars Herseth, who served as ACE President since 2010.
Alverson raises corn and soybeans with his son Keith and his brother Larry on their farm near Madison, SD. He is a founding member and past president of the South Dakota Corn Growers Association and served on the National Corn Growers Association board of directors in 1991 and 1992. Alverson was a founding member and chairman of Lake Area Corn Processors LLC, the owner entity of Dakota Ethanol LLC, and continues to serve as Chairman of LACP. Dakota Ethanol was the first farmer-owned ethanol plant in South Dakota.
“I’m thrilled to be the new Board President of ACE, I think it’s a great organization, and I am enthusiastic about working with ACE members and staff on a forward-looking action plan to expand market access for ethanol, win the battle over the RFS, and secure the profitable future for our industry,” said Alverson.
Other officers elected by the ACE board for 2013 include Brian Wilcox of the Nebraska Public Power District as Vice President, Duane Kristensen of Chief Ethanol Fuels as Secretary, and Owen Jones of Full Circle Ag, a farmer-owned cooperative, as Treasurer. The officers will be joined by Herseth and Scott Parsley of East River Electric Cooperative on the ACE Executive Committee.


In preparation for this weekend’s Flower Power garden tour, Castanet will be giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky winner.
All you have to do is send us a photo of your garden.
The winner will be randomly drawn from all entries and will be announced on Thursday, Jun 12.
Send your ONE photo to [email protected]
The contest closes Wednesday at 5 p.m. and readers are only allowed one entry per household.
This year’s garden tour will be the 17th annual, and will take place on Saturday, June 14 from 9-4.
It will support Growing Chefs, an elementary classroom gardening and cooking program and Central Okanagan Community Gardens, which helps communities create sustainable green spaces for gardening and food production.
Get all the dirt on how to buy your tickets at the Flower Power website.
Castanet will also produce a gallery from some of the entries sent in.


Hi folks, and what a season it’s been so far! Well guess what? This week [...]
Meet the talented and passionate farmers and artisans who make our market what it is
A very short history of the Dufferin Grove Farmers' Market and Web Store
Fresh pressed Apple cider using only our apples. Cider is UV pasturized and contains min. amount of potassium sorbate to keep btw 7-10 days after opening, as required by Public Health.
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Mustard Green/Rapini Bunch
1 Bunch of rapini
Organic San Marzano Tomatoes – 1 bushel
1 Bushel of tomatoes for sauce
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Forbes Wild Foods
Hazelnuts, Fresh 227g
It's the season to enjoy one of the last treats of the fall. Fresh hazelnuts are one of the easiest nuts to open, and are a fantastic treat as is. Only around for a few weeks, enjoy them while you can.
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GL-TDG-STAR-220 New product
The horticultural lighting system LED TGL 220 is manufactured by the Spanish company ToDoGrowLED for the growth and flowering of flowering plants.
With a luminous power of 220W, this system allows to illuminate 140cm x 70cm in growth and 120cm x 60cm in flowering.
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|HPS or MH equivalent||130W|
|Coverage area||120 x 60cm|
|Recommended distance from the canopy||40cm|
|Thermal management||Passive - Completely silent|
|Temp. working environment||-20°C ~+40°C|
|Size||16cm x 13cm|
|Product includes||Mounting bracket|
|Manufacturer's Warranty||2 years|
|Lighting type||LED Ramps|


1500 Series Bedder Finisher
The Wil-Rich 1500 Series Bedder Finisher is the perfect tool for creating a finished and conditioned raised bed. The Bedder Finisher penetrates the ground to improve irrigation and drainage by forming a raised bed and shaping irrigation and drainage furrows in a single pass. This machine mixes, smooths, and firms the ground, preparing your fields for even emergence of crops. As a one-pass preparation tool, the Wil-Rich 1500 Series Bedder Finisher saves time, fuel, and labor costs by combining several field operations.
The heart of the 1500 Series is the 5-bar cutter reel. The spiral design is made with ³/8 x 4⅛” plow share steel to penetrate the ground up to four inches, breaking up clods, incorporating chemicals, and leveling the top of the seedbed. Self-aligning bearings on the cutter reel are triple lip sealed with a guard to protect from dirt and residue.
The 12-row 1500 Series Bedder Finisher has shanks with optional furrow shovels located in front of and behind the cutter reel for a clean and well-shaped furrow. The shanks can be adjusted to both align between the rows or one in between and one on the row to work existing beds with a sweep.
The 1500 Series features double conditioning baskets with a flat bar basket in the front and round bar basket in the rear to reduce clod size, as well as level and firm the soil to optimize the seedbed for more even germination and emergence.
Available with Category 3, 3N, or 4N hitches and either red or green color, the Wil-Rich 1500 Series Bedder Finisher is designed to fit your operation.
- Front: 8-1/4″ x 1-1/4″ flat bars, 11″ diameter
- Rear: 10 – 0.85″ rounders, 13.8″ diameter
- 5 cutter bars per reel
- Spiral butter bar: 3/8 x 4-1/8″ (1 x 10.4 cm) plow share steel
- Triple lip sealed bearings with lube fitting
- Lube fitting guard protects from dirt and residue
- Transport warning lights
- Slow moving vehicle sign
- Parking stands are standard equipment
- Gauge wheels
- 3″ x 7″ (7.6 x 18 cm) heavy duty main frame toolbar
- 4 wing fold cylinders
- Cat 3
- Cat 3N
- Cat 4N
12 Row – Folding with 36″, 38″, 40″ Row Spacing
Center Reel Width
Wing Reel Width
|1500||39’2″||9’6″ (2)||9’6″ (2)||20’5″||8’6″||10,300 lbs|


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Imperator is a sweet, crisp, flavourful carrot with an eye-catching deep orange colour.
Nicely formed roots average 18-20cm (7-8in) in length, very uniform and quite suitable for bunching.
This carrot does best in a deep, open, well worked soil.


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Bernard Ranch grows only unwaxed citrus which is especially important with kumquats since they're meant to be cooked skin and all.Theirs are especially clean, tangy, bright orange orbs, plump with pulp. Chop up, discarding the seeds, and simmer in water with a little lemon juice and brown sugar until melted down.
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Spices Buy, an online store exclusively for Spices. We from the land of spices doing spices trading from generations. Idukki district in Kerala is famous for spices cultivation. Pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cloves, Ginger, Turmeric, Tamarind, Vanilla, Cocoa, Tea, Coffee are main products in this area. Our neighbor district, Theni in Tamilnadu also famous for pulses and seed spices.
We are collecting most of the crops directly from the farmers. So our customers will get fresh and aromatic spices with days from the garden.
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- Large, high quality blooms and strong garden vigour.
- Easier production with more uniform flowering and a better branching habit.
- Ideally suited for 4inch pots and premium containers, but versatile enough for large packs.
- Perfectly meets the growing trend towards larger plants and containers that provide instant color and fill for the home garden.
- Strong vigor withstands cooler temperatures and other environmental stresses.
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UPDATE: TENDER LEAF ITEMS
September 04, 2020
Due to recent warm weather, tender leaf quality and supply levels have fallen throughout the industry. Next week’s continued heat will affect availability significantly.
Dehydration, early breakdown, shortened shelf-life, and yellowing leaves are quality-related concerns due to higher-than-normal temperatures
Spinach and arugula are especially susceptible to heat-related defects; volume has been greatly impacted by recent heat waves
Expect tight supplies through mid-September as more hot weather is forecast in the Salinas Valley over the next week
Please contact your Markon customer service representative for more information.
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Peace River and area has a Farmers Market that is sure to delight people who like homegrown or homespun goods.
Peace River Farmers Market Manager Michelle Dubrule says the market is held once a month in February and March, and then twice a month until Christmas.
“It offers a platform for small-scale farmers, artisans, and bakers to showcase their goods, while also serving as a one-stop shop for individuals seeking fresh produce, baked goods, and distinctive gifts,” says Dubrule.
“Supporting local market gardens, bakeries, and crafters is crucial as smaller businesses are currently facing challenges. Additionally, understanding the source of your food is equally important,” she adds.
The Farmers Market is currently located at 8002B 102 Ave on the West Hill of Peace River, south of West Hill Esso and behind Modern Paint. Dubrule says they welcome any vendors who make, bake or grow items themselves.
“Items that can be found at our market include fresh vegetables, garlic, fresh eggs, freeze-dried snacks, honey, breads, cookies, loaves, soaps, skin care, essential oils, canning, sewing, and carvings,” says Dubrule.
“You just can’t beat fresh produce, baking, and one-of-a-kind crafts.”
Dubrule says the market is attracting a few new vendors every time it is held, and she hopes to see the market grow to offer a lot of different variety to people in the community.
“We are presently seeking a permanent location,” says Dubrule.
“We want to find a venue where we can set up stalls and present our merchandise more effectively,” she adds.
Peace River Farmers Market is sponsored by the Peace River Ag Society and is partially run by an advisory committee. Dubrule urges people from the entire region to come out to the next Peace River Farmers Market to see what amazing goods are grown, created, and cultivated in the area and to support local entrepreneurs, farmers, and businesses.
The next two markets will be held March 16 and April 20.
For a compete list of upcoming markets, please visit the Peace River Farmers Market Facebook page.
If you are interested in booking a booth at the market, email Dubrule at email@example.com.


Time spent in the garden at Silver Wattle is deeply nourishing and working with others we can feel energised and our friendships deepen.
We can celebrate the beauty of Silver Wattle's environment, the open spaces and the bounty of the garden. We can share skills and knowledge. We will work in the early morning and late afternoons, there will be time for rest, worship and fellowship.
Tasks will include watering, weeding and harvesting summer vegetables. Accommodation will be free, although a donation to cover costs would be appreciated.
Please register here so we know you are coming


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The market growth is driven by the rise in need for food security for the growing population, advancement in farming practices and technologies, growth in demand for fruits & vegetables, and ease of application of water-soluble fertilizers.On the basis of type, the water-soluble fertilizers market is led by the nitrogenous segment, followed by the phosphatic, potassic and micronutrients segments, respectively. The nitrogenous segment is projected to be the fastest-growing type in the water-soluble fertilizers market, due to the high crop loss by nutrient deficiency and high efficiency of nitrogenous water-soluble fertilizers to reduce this crop loss.
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Meyers 9530 Vertical Beater Manure Spreader ID# 5120
Used Meyers 9530 Vertical Beater Manure Spreader! Triple webs (only two seasons of use), triple axle with front and rear steering, hydraulic brakes, spring suspension, bull pull hitch, Digi-star EZ400 scale system, light kit! Comes with extra tire/rim and a spare rebuilt gear box! On Consignment. Ready to go!
***As with all consigned units the 60 day warranty does not apply***
|Model||Meyers 9530 Manure Spreader|
|PTO Type||Big 1000 RPM 1 3/4”|


Happy New Year from LexFarm!
2015 promises to be an exciting year at Lexington Community Farm with many new faces! We hope you will join us in our second year as a nonprofit community farm…as we continue to care for the land with sustainable agriculture , and care for our community through education, volunteering and joining together on the farm.
If you are interested in our 2015 CSA program, please be sure to get on our waiting list so you’ll hear the details first.
If you are not yet a LexFarm member, please join us today!


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34 Acres Monroe County. Approximately 5 tillable acres, remainder in woods. Farm has Hwy 24 frontage to the North Was split off of farm to the south. Cash rent for the whole farm in 2015 was $185. Priced at $2975 an Acre
Take Hwy 24 west out of Madison. Go 3.5 miles. Farm will be on the left south side of Hwy.
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The workshop will begin with an 8 a.m. country breakfast. The opening morning's sessions will cover perennial and annual grasses and legumes and where they fit in a forage plan.
Other sessions will cover poisonous plants, weed identification and forage testing and quality. Participants will learn how to interpret a quality analysis from any lab and make recommendations.
County Agent Competition
The afternoon will end with a field tour from 3:15 to 6:15 p.m. After supper and entertainment, the evening will end with a roundtable competition of county agent presentations on successful forage programs.
Wednesday morning will open with a country breakfast at 7 a.m. Sessions on pasture ecology, starting at 8 a.m., will cover management impacts on water quality and regulations on solid waste application.
The workshop will end with sessions on forages for wildlife nutrition, plantings and practices.
CCA, Pesticide Credits
Participants will be eligible for 9.5 Certified Crop Advisor credits. Pesticide License Recertification credits have been applied for in Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
A $10 registration fee covers the workshop costs. An optional golf tournament fee is $30. The deadline to register is May 14. For more information or a registration form, call the Tifton conference office at (229) 386-3416.
Rooms have been blocked at the Holiday Inn for $45 plus 12-percent tax. (To get this rate, mention "Forages 2001.")