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High Quality 111.65 +/–Acres Lincoln County SD,
Lynn Twp Farmland At Auction
Thursday Sept. 6, 2012–Sale time: 10:30 A.M.
Location: Auction will be held at site of the land. Land is located from Hoogendoorn Construction (located on the West end of Canton SD at Hwy 11 corner) go 3 ¾ miles West on Hwy 18 to beginning of land. Land is located on the North side of Hwy 18. –475th Ave. borders the West side of the farm.
Auction signs will be posted!
Auctioneers note: We are honored to have been asked and truly appreciate the opportunity to offer at public auction this 111.65 acre tract of farmland for the Bert Baker family. This piece of farmland is known in the area as one of the “CHOICE” pieces of farmland. This attractive 111.65 +/– acre tract of farmland would make an excellent addition to anyone’s current farming operation or would make a great investment. Don’t miss this opportunity!!
Legal Description: The SW ¼ of Section 13, Twp 98N, Range 50W of the 5th P.M. Lincoln County, SD except lots 1, 2 & 3 of Bakers Addition in the SW ¼ of Section 13, Twp 98N, Range 50W of the 5th P.M. subject to public roads and any/all easements/encroachments of record. This land has recently been surveyed and will be sold based on surveyed acres.
General Description: This highly productive 111.65+/–tract of farmland has approx. 108.1 acres of tillable land. This farm will have an approx. corn base of 86 acres with a direct and cc yield of 86 bu and a approx. soybean base of 21.9 acres with a direct and cc yield of 34. The predominant soil types include WHA-Wentworth Chancellor silty clay loam with 0 to 2% slopes and CA-Chancellor Tatonka silty clay loam. This farm according to the Agri Data Program has a soil productivity index rating of 83.2 and a soil rating of .832. The farm is classified as non-hel. There is no housing Eligibilty on this property.This farm is well maintained and the topography is nearly level to a very gentle roll to a natural waterway. This farm has outstanding soils and excellent drainage. This farm provides a great opportunity for everyone!!
Taxes: According to the Lincoln County Treasurer, the current net Real Estate taxes are approximately $2061.00 per year. 2012 Real estate Taxes Due in 2013 paid by Seller, 2013 Real estate taxes due in 2014 and all future taxes to be paid by buyer.
Possession: Possession of the farmland will be March 1 of 2013 due to current lease.
Terms: Purchaser(s) will be required to pay a non-refundable 10% of the purchase price immediately following the auction and also enter into a purchase agreement with the remaining balance due and payable on closing day on or before November 1, 2012 when the buyer shall receive a clear and merchantable title to the property. The sellers do not warranty or guarantee that the existing fence lies on the true and correct boundary and new fencing if any will be the responsibility of the purchaser pursuant to South Dakota Statues. Closing agent fee and Owners Title insurance policy will be utilized and split 50/50 between buyer and seller. The farm is being sold as is as a cash sale with no finance contingencies. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information herein all prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect the property and verify all the data provided. Any announcements made the day of the auction will supersede any advertisements. Aerial maps, soil maps and auction booklets are available upon request. The land sold subject to the confirmation of the sellers and court approval. If any additional information is requested please contact the agents listed below. Vande Vegte and Zomer Realty and Auction Inc. are agents for the sellers. Maureen McGill Hoogeveen is attorney for the sellers.
Bert Baker Estate—owner
Conrad Baker-personal representative—Jane Kienast –personal representative
Mark Zomer- VVZ Realty-712-470-2526
Darrell Vande Vegte- VVZ Realty–712-726-3428
Joel Westra Sr. Westra/Atkins 605-310-6941
Joel Westra Jr.- Westra/Atkins–605-957-5222
Pete Atkins- Westra/Atkins–605-351-9847


My name is Mike Stenta, and I started Farmier in 2012. Well actually, it started a few years before that...
Back in 2008, I found my way to Dharma Ridge Farm on the Olympic Penninsula in Washington State. During my time there, I worked under Zach and Haley as a farm apprentice: planting, weeding, harvesting, packing CSA boxes, and selling veggies at the farmer's markets. I also set them up with a website.
In 2009, I came back to the east coast, and began working with Tom and Lois on Snakeroot Organic Farm in Pittsfield, Maine. Tom and I shared an interest in website development, and we exchanged many ideas. We both agreed that farmers could benefit a lot from some information-age exposure and organization.
In 2010, Andy Meek and I started Spring Lake Gardens (now Good Bug Gardens), on his property in Sterling, Connecticut. It began as a 50-member CSA, with a handful of drop points throughout the state. I put together a website with an administrative interface for managing member signups, drop points, news, photos, recipes, and newsletters. The farm took off and Andy continues to run it to this day.
I took the core stuff that I built at Spring Lake Gardens, and have expanded it into Farmier. I want to share these tool with other farmers, so we can all grow and evolve together!


When do you start your garden?
Yesterday, I attended one of the first in-person church services my local congregation has held since COVID lockdowns began. It was great to see old friends at Pentecost this year.
After the service, I was chatting with a friend who has been gardening (together with his wife) for many years. He asked me whether I had put my garden in yet (May 23).
I was flabbergasted.
We've been harvesting claytonia and spinach from the cold frames for close to 2 months, peas are about 4 inches (10cm) high already, six tomatoes have been transplanted from either my own indoor starts or purchased locally, onions are 6 - 12 inches (15 - 30 cm) high and the first one is already starting to form a bulbil, potatoes are leafing out nicely, and even beans and pickling cucumbers (which need hot weather) have not only been seeded, but already sprouted.
If I had not started my garden much earlier than this, we would miss out on a significant amount of the vegetables that it can produce this year.
(In his defense, he has been busy working with the local gardening club, just not in his own garden.)
When do you start YOUR garden?
Since we are all in different climate zones, I'm less interested in calendar dates than in dates relative to your last frost date.
Do you start 2 months before last frost? 1 month? Do you wait until last frost is over to put anything in? Is a significant part of your garden fall-planted and wintered over until the next spring (such as garlic)?
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American Soybean is a quarterly magazine produced by the American Soybean Association. Members of ASA receive a copy of the magazine in the mail as a benefit of membership. You must be an ASA member to receive a copy of the magazine. Click here to become a member.
Stories and articles in American Soybean represent the strength and innovation of U.S. soybean farmers and the industry. The magazine features forward thinking initiatives, generational successes, grassroots advocacy, and farm and trade policy with an eye on the future. Readers also learn about production and industry advancements, export promotion activity and ASA members making a difference.
Electronic versions of past issues of the magazine are available for viewing below.


Apply for the Co-op Foundation new Carbon Innovation Fund until Friday 10th December
Our colleagues at the Co-op Foundation launched a new fund on Monday 22 November to support food and farming projects that are tackling the climate crisis by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
This three-year, £3m Carbon Innovation Fund is a partnership between the Foundation and the Co-op. The funding has been donated by the Co-op through the sale of compostable carrier bags in the UK, with the remainder coming from the Foundation own funds.
They plan to award funding of between £75k and £100k to about 10 projects in year one. Eligible organisations will include charities, social enterprises, co-operatives and local, regional and national governments worldwide.
The fund launch is the latest in a number of green initiatives that the Co-op Foundation has funded, including Heeley Trust, The Conservation Volunteers, Co-operative Alternatives and Cynnal Cymru (Sustain Wales).
What are they looking for?
The Carbon Innovation Fund will support projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and could be related to one of the following:
- Farming and food production practices
- Initiatives around regenerative agriculture/agro-ecology
- Community supported agriculture initiatives
- Supporting diversity, resilience and learning amongst key players in the food & farming sector
- Behaviour change (among consumers or producers)
First stage applications will open on 22 November and close at 12pm (midday) on Friday 10 December.
You will be informed of the outcome of your first stage application by 17 January 2022.
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Get in touch if you have any questions.
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If this fund sounds like it’s a good fit for your organisation, find out more about how to apply here. Applications are open until the 10th December


The concern Syngenta has about pesticide resistance extends to all aspects of prevention and management. The Syngenta effort involving research, development, and outreach includes, where appropriate:
Syngenta supports both the International and National Resistance Action Committees, involving Insecticides (IRAC), Fungicides (FRAC), and Herbicides (HRAC). Current Syngenta representatives on the national committees include Caydee Savinelli (IRAC), Gilberto Olaya and Allison Tally (FRAC), and Les Glasgow (HRAC).
- understanding the
mechanisms of resistance to our products
- monitoring of pest
populations where resistance is occurring or has potential to occur
- considering the
research data from other parts of the world
- developing resistance
management strategies based on in-house knowledge
- coordination with
universities and government agencies
- participation on
resistance action committees
- including guidelines
on how to prevent and manage resistance on our pesticide labels and
literature, and in training programs
The Syngenta Customer
Resource Center provides on-going support for inquiries from our various
stakeholders (sales reps, growers, retailers, applicators, consultants,
agencies, etc.) involving product uses, label clarification, product properties,
performance, and environmental stewardship. If, for example, an applicator
is concerned about poor herbicide performance and suspects weed resistance,
the Customer Resource Center will rule out other causes before having
seed collected and sent to the Syngenta Vero Beach Research Center to
be screened for resistance.
The following pages
contain the Syngenta approach to the prevention and management of pest
resistance for some of our important crop protection products. It is a
customized approach, and therefore each active ingredient is discussed
separately, with important general principles highlighted along the way.
Always follow specific directions on the label.


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Rejoice, Localvores! Suwanee is extending the Farmers Market through the winter months! The Farmers Market will continue twice monthly from 9:00-11:00 am, October through April at Town Center Park. Stop by and enjoy fresh local winter produce, such as lettuces, greens, potatoes, carrots, Brussels sprouts, baked goods, and a variety of other delicious, local flavors.
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MEDIFRESH SA | About us
MEDIFRESH SA was founded in 1999 in Skydra, Macedonia, Northern Greece, the main area of the Greek stone fruit production.
Skydra has been the center of Greek fruit exports since the early sixties.
In the regions of Pella and Imathia, within a radius of 50 km from our packing-house, the largest volume of Greek cherries, apricots, plums, peaches and nectarines are being cultivated.
Covering demand and requirements of our customers has always been our company goal.
In addition, supply European consumers with delicious, high quality and safe fruits from Greece, is being our absolute priority.
To ensure this, we only use fruit from cooperating producers who are certified according to the GLOBALGAP standard.
Our fruits are subject to a residue monitoring system, as well as to a complete, gapless traceability system.
All products are being selected by size, weight, colour etc., exclusively in our packing-house by our experienced staff.
Subsequently they are being stored, prior their direct delivery to our customers.
In order to adapt our supply capacity to increasing demand on Greek Fruit by the European market, we moved in 2010, to a bigger packing-house, with a much higher packaging and storage capacity in Petria, a suburb of Skydra.


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Markets are easier with more prod-uct coming from Mexico and light
expected to start mid to late March.A market spike is expected aroundthe Easter holiday.
Markets have bumped up. Mexicohas backed off of supplies, strength-ening markets. California quality isexcellent and supplies are increasing.Sizing is a struggle.
Quality is fair with light supplies andsteady markets. Demand is good.
Markets have strengthened asMexico is seeing rain resulting insome soft product.
Markets are steady as rain is causingquality problems such as mold andsoft product. Product is from Chile.
Product is short, and while we arenot at the alert stage yet, we maybe shortly.
As indicated last week, the marketfor fresh tomato items will be activefor the next few weeks.
Cucumber supplies from Hondurasare extremely limited, and marketsare expected to remain high untilthe Florida spring crop starts.
4. ICEBERG LETTUCE
Iceberg markets are active as sizingis running small.
Demands are exceeding suppliescausing markets to rise.
Quality has decreased with Mexiconoting soft fruit. Quality is good.
Florida markets are steady withgood quality. Cooler weather isexpected over the weekend andmay affect harvests. Conditionand quality are good for Oxnard,occasional defects due to salmoncolor and white shoulders; suppliesare improving.
Current Southern Broccoli and
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Nutrients are chemical elements that all plants and animals require for growth. On the earth, there is a constant and natural cycle how these elements are incorporated when an organism grows, and degraded if an organism dies. The nutrients used in the largest amounts are the non-mineral elements, i.e. carbon (C), hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O). These elements are mainly taken up as carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air, and water (H2O) by the roots (JOENSSON et al. 2004). They make up 95-98% of the mass of all living beings (MAHENDRAPPA 2007). But they are, however, not sufficient for life to exist. Further elements are important to fuel life on earth: Nitrogen (N) and Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K) as well as Calcium (Ca) and Magnesium (Mg) are highly important, in particular for plant growth and agriculture. These elements are often referred to as macro nutrients. Their uptake is about 100 times that of micro nutrients. Further nutrients, that plants take up in a much smaller amount and that are essentially consumed by humans, include Boron (Bh), Copper (Cu), Iron (Fe), Chloride (Cl), Manganese (Mn), Molybdenum (Mo) and Zinc (Zn) and others. These are called micro nutrients (JOENSSON et al. 2004).


If you are pre-ordering, please allow 8 weeks for your baby cucumber to get ready to meet its new garden!
These cute little round fruits are incredibly abundant. The cukes themselves are yellow and almost perfect little balls that make them unlike the cucumbers we're used to at the store. Harvest when they are about the size of a baseball for a bitterless fruit than really stands out. The vines themselves fit well in smaller gardens with a habit that doesn't spread and wander like some other cucumbers.


Perfect for children to "plant," these clay-and-organic-fertilizer-wrapped balls of seeds need only to be placed on the ground and kept moist to grow. Place them anywhere - as the clay melts away with watering, the seeds sprout to life in bouquets that nurture a satisfying gardening experience for children. SeedBallz are rolled by people with disabilities; each packet contains 7 SeedBallz: enough to cover 7 square feet of ground (or 1 square foot per SeedBall). Rainbow Colors (Hummingbird and Butterfly, Sunflower, and Wildflower mixes) or Long Lasting Valentine Colors (Cosmos, Poppy, and pink Seeds of Hope). A great way to introduce children to the many rewards of gardening. For ages 5 and up. Available Styles Rainbow Colors Valentine Colors WARNINGCHOKING HAZARD (1) Not for under 3 yrs.
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Comments about HearthSong Seedballz:
Bought this as a gift so we will have to wait until Spring to see the results.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I bought several packages of this product and planted them according to the package directions at various locations around my yard. Not one of them, not single one of them, sprouted. A total waste of money.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I planted the Seedballz last year. I had purchased them at a discount because they were from the previous season. I did not cultivate the soil and I put them on very hard clay soil at the edge of our driveway. I was somewhat skeptical about results, as the seeds were older and the soil poor.I was amazed later when some beautiful flowers began blooming there, in pink, white, yellow and blue. Some were perennial and are coming up and blooming this year as well! When I saw this item, I thought the plants would all come up in a clump, but as the clay dissolves, they must spread out.This product would be a very rewarding gift for anyone who isn't able to do a lot of work, but wants to enjoy the beauty of fresh flowers. They would also be helping our bees and butterflies. I think kids would find it an easy introduction to the joys of gardening.
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We welcome 2 new Rural Financial Counsellors to our team, Christos Illipolous and Sarah Bardsley. Commencing April 9, they will be based at Maffra and Ellinbank supporting farmers throughout Gippsland.
Our team are specialised experts, ready to help you regain control, become viable and manage stress while guiding you back into the black.
The Farm Business Concessional Loan Scheme is available for Drought Assistance, Dairy Recovery and Business Improvement, and has now been extended to farmers who have exhausted their full Farm Household Allowance entitlements.
We are calling for interested farmers and local identities to join our network meetings to provide grass roots insights into the current issues facing Agriculture and small businesses in Gippsland, as well as keeping up to date with expert advice from other service providers.
The next session will be held in Leongatha on 16 April 2018
26 March 12 noon Agriculture Victoria Climate Specialist, Graeme Anderson presents South Gippsland regional historic climatic data.
Gippsland dairy farmer, Marian Macdonald, addresses how her risk management action plan for autumn is going.
Panel discussion with Maria Rose, author of 8 Milking the Weather case studies, includes other case study farmers joining the discussion. check system requirements


I have an Issai Mulberry that is potted in a 12 gallon container. It’s dropped all of it’s leaves. It will probably end up in the ground next spring but for now should I just treat it like an over wintered potted fig? Should I bring it in and store it in my unheated garage? I’ve not pruned it so it’s a bit unwildly. As for the plant itself, I ordered it because I wanted a small mulberry. It produced about a dozen berries this summer and they were quite disappointing. Nothing like the wild mulberries I remember as a kid. These had a very grassy taste. I’m hoping that like figs the flavor gets better as the bush matures, otherwise it will get the axe.
I don’t see any problem with keeping it in a garage. I would give it some time. Last year the wilds tasted bad, this year a late freeze killed them all. Three years ago they were fantastic.
I planted mine from a 5 gallon and don’t think I’ll protect it. Isn’t it hardy to zone 5?
When in a pot the general consensus is to subtract two zones. I’m in 5b so to leave in containers I need zone 3b plants. That’s with no protection. In ground some of the roots never freeze, you have to have tough plants that can stand frozen roots.
It’s in the ground now, Drew.


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When the weather just doesn’t want to cooperate, you can’t beat the versatility offered by a Hesston 3700 Series tedder. Available in two sizes to fit the needs of large and small operations alike, 3700 Series tedders are designed to lift and spread the crop for fast drydown while minimizing leaf shatter and maintaining hay quality.
The Hesston 3740 rotary rake, which can windrow up to 14.75 feet of crop material in each pass using gentle, cam-operated tine action to preserve leaves and nutrition.
· Tedding Widths: Model 3710 - 10’ (2.8 m); Model 3717 - 17’ (5.35 m)
· Raking Widths: Model 3740 - Up to 14.75’ (4.47 m).
· Horsepower Requirements: As little 15 horsepower for the 3710; 30 for the 3740.
Using two rotors, the Hesston 3750 rotary tedder rake lets you perform up to six different functions with one machine, including raking, tedding and turning windrows.
For the price of one machine, you get a unit that can perform six different functions and meet virtually any crop or field condition you’re likely to encounter. By simply changing rotor rotation, teeth direction and/or frame angle you can use the 3750 to turn and fluff a windrow; spread rain-soaked windrows to dry; ted hay away from a fencerow or field boundary; or rake hay into one or two windrows.
· Tedding Widths: Model 3750 - Up to 16.4’ (5.0 m).
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· Horsepower Requirements: 30 hp for the 3750.


Brooklyn Grange, a company that specializes in sustainable living, is bringing a brand-new rooftop farm to Sunset Park’s Liberty View Industrial Plaza this summer. The new installation, located at 850 Third Ave., is slated to open in June. At 140,000 square feet, the farm will be more than double the size of the farm at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and more than triple the size of the company’s flagship farm in Long Island City.
“We are very much a triple bottom line business. We measure our profitability not just financially, but in terms of the value we are creating for our ecosystem and for our community.”
Anastasia Cole Plakias
Co-Founder and COO
The operation at Brooklyn Grange is far-reaching. The company acts as a vendor (selling fresh produce to chefs and small grocers through farmers markets and subscriptions), a host (planning weddings, corporate events and tours), and a designer (building and maintaining urban farms and green roofs throughout the city).
In this newest effort in Sunset Park, Brooklyn Grange is working with the Department of Environmental Protection. Community members had the chance to give input at a recent visioning session held by Community Board 7.
“We are very much a triple bottom line business,” said Anastasia Cole Plakias, the company’s co-founder and COO. “We measure our profitability not just financially, but in terms of the value we are creating for our ecosystem and for our community.”
The Liberty View farm will have a special component: stormwater capture and conservation.
“The Sunset Park farm will manage 164,000 gallons in the farm area, and another 10,000 gallons in the patios and pathways,” Plakias said. “Basically, in a single rainfall, that’s what we’ll be absorbing into our system.”
Watch this video about the Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm #2:


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C2 - Non-edited contributions to conferences
West, J. S. 2011. Potential for air sampling for early detection of crop disease. Abstracts One Day Workshop on New Technologies for Early Pest and Disease Detection, Marston, 12 October 2011 .
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Wiers Farm tries brussels sprouts
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For the usual WASDE report, the world canola balance sheet doesn’t garner a whole bunch of attention. Would the June 2018 WASDE potentially be different?
Spillover from tighter old and new crop US soybean ending stocks helped canola prices stop their bleeding (for now). A weaker Canadian Dollar is also providing support, because, as a reminder, a weaker currency makes a good more appealing to international buyers.
On the global market, world canola / rapeseed production in 2018/19 was lowered by 350,000 tonnes from last month to a little more than 75 million metric tonnes. The decline was mostly attributed to the EU.
However, there is some bearish tones for canola/rapeseed at the global level for two reasons. First, if realized, a 75 MMT crop would be a new record (see below). Second, it’s a jump of more than 1% – or nearly 800,000 tonnes – year-over-year.
From a balance sheet perspective, the USDA raised 2018/19 EU rapeseed imports by 300,000 tonnes from last month to 4.5 million tonnes in this month’s WASDE.
To match up with that, 2018/19 global exports were also raised, namely in Russia. More specifically, the USDA doubled their forecast of rapeseed exports from the former Soviet nation in May’s report to 400,000 tonnes in the June WASDE.
The net result is a 210,000-tonne decrease in 2018/19 world canola / rapeseed ending stocks to now sit at 6.31 million tonnes in June.
Ultimately, the outlook for canola turns ever so slightly bullish as 2018/19 production is slightly down, while demand is slightly up.
To get a view of all the major numbers in today’s June 2018 WASDE report, check out the table below and read our live update on the FarmLead Insights page.


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Join Sustainable Farms (and our partner Young Landcare) for this field day as part of our 2019 Summer Series.
This family friendly field day will focus on works you can implement to restore creeklines on your property, and insights about holistic grazing regimes. Our hosts for the day are Sam and Clare Johnson, who have had great success improving the environment and natural assets on their property 'Windermere'. Come along to hear from Sam about their experience of managing grazing to retain moisture on the farm, and to learn more about what you can do for your farm's creeklines.
Come to learn and chat, and stay for a free BBQ dinner. There will be a kids program, so bring them along too.
Sam Johnson of Windermere, Luke Peel ( from The Mulloon Institute's Community Landscape Rehydration Project) and senior ecologist Mason Crane from Sustainable Farms.
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Hemp farmers and industry advocates are alarmed that federal agriculture officials have brought drug enforcement back into the fold to ensure that cannabis produced for hemp in the United States does not exceed the acceptable limit of 0.3% THC.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s interim federal rules for hemp production, released Oct. 31, require that only laboratories registered with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) will be qualified to conduct THC testing of hemp crops.
Industry members worry the limitation could delay THC testing and create bottlenecks, especially in remote areas far from a DEA-registered lab.
“It appears that many of the existing (DEA) labs don’t have the equipment and capacity to service the hemp industry,” cannabis attorney Shawn Hauser of Denver-based firm Vicente Sederberg said last week during a webcast with Hemp Industry Daily.
The rules propose that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) may establish an approval process for labs that want to offer THC testing services. Those labs would need certification by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which could be a suitable alternative, according to Hauser.
If the USDA chooses to approve testing labs, it could accredit laboratories that perform to a certain quality, in addition to requiring a particular ISO accreditation.


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This piece in today's Times highlights the issue – quoting Joe Nikruto, a senior commodities broker at RJO Futures: "It is looking bleak in the Midwest at the moment and unless we get some rain we are talking more crop reductions in the future. We have got 48 hours before we start seeing significant damage."
This is already having an impact in commodities markets. Rodolphe Roche, manager of the Schroder AS Agriculture Fund, says: "After having been experiencing a lower trend since mid-2011, corn prices rebounded overwhelmingly in the last month due to crop concerns caused by the heat wave in the US Midwest… The other grains markets (wheat and oats in particular) rose strongly in the wake of corn prices. The summer months in the northern hemisphere are a critical period for spring crop yields, and as a result volatility is often high. In terms of positioning, we increased temporarily our allocations in this sub-sector over the last few weeks."
The knock-on effects of higher corn prices could be severe: Corn is a key feed stock and the rising prices are expected to push up the cost of chicken, beef and pork.
The severe weather conditions in the MidWest are also having an effect on oilseeds markets where, Roche says, expectations of large crop losses in the US, coupled with a poor soybean harvest in Latin America this winter due to lack of rain, along with sustained Chinese import pace of oilseeds, should push up prices.
The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation and the OECD have sounded the alarm on food prices, suggesting that high prices may endure: "This is the longest up cycle in real prices (for agricultural commodities) in many decades," said Merritt Cluff, FAO senior economist. "We expect higher prices to be a feature of the outlook for some time."
The concern for many is what higher food prices will do to the outlook for global growth; they are a key component of inflation. There has been an expectation that inflation will fall as oil prices move lower, but this may reverse that positive effect.
The topic was widely discussed at the time of the last surge in agricultural commodities. In 2011, Goldman Sachs dismissed any imminent threat from high food prices, but this conclusion was widely refuted in some quarters. For example, this piece on Zerohedge says : "After ignoring the topic of surging food prices, head economist Andrew Tilton finally decides to discuss the issue (following 5 countries with violent riots demanding to learn much more about the issue). Not surprisingly the conclusion is one that will not make any dent on the firm's Goldilocks outlook for a QE-inspired, pretend economy…. And what happens if commodity prices do not stabilize "relatively soon", which they won't as long as Ben Bernanke continues to step in for the increasingly sparser foreign Treasury purchasing interest."
Clearly some places are affected more profoundly by rising food prices than others. In particular, emerging markets tend to suffer disproportionately from rising food prices because they form a greater part of household spending. Overall, it would seem naïve to dismiss the potential for further shocks as a result of the weather in the Midwest.
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Samsung Electronics on May 9 showcased LED component solutions optimized for horticulture, expanding its portfolio of lighting products.
The company said the solution, named LH351B Red, provides a wavelength of 660 nanometers, claiming the wavelength is most suitable in accelerating the growth of plants and their photosynthesis.
Samsung said the new product also stands out from other rivals as its high power efficiency allows farmers to “better control temperatures in almost any greenhouse environment and save on energy costs.”
“Our horticulture LED solutions are based on LED technologies that deliver proven levels of performance and reliability across an extensive range of lighting applications,” a corporate representative said.
“By broadening our lineup to include horticulture LEDs, we are providing global luminaire manufacturers with a one-stop resource for these solutions, as well as for our many other LED technologies,” the Samsung source added.
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The Bayer Monsanto merger needs your attention
Tom Dougherty, CEO – Stealing Share
23 May 2016
The trickle down effect of the Bayer Monsanto merger will be huge
The world of crop protection, if you’re not aware, is both important and cutthroat. And it’s something of which we should all pay attention.
There are a handful of main competitors who are either constantly battling the EPA or fighting environmentalists along side the regulatory agency, depending on your bent.
“Mergers are becoming the norm in crop protection, with Dow and DuPont joining forces last year and rumors of Chinese companies interested in Syngenta still circulating.”
It’s also a changing industry. The main players, such as Monsanto, Syngenta and Bayer, have long been under fire because their lead products were pesticides. Those chemicals raised the hackles of environmental groups and have spawned thousands (if not millions) of papers, editorials and books (started by Rachel Carson’s seminal book, Silent Spring.)
Today, however, those manufacturers are increasing their investment in seeds, which are genetically modified to increase crop growth and stave off infection from pests and disease.
That is why Bayer is offering $62 billion for Monsanto, the largest seed producer in the US, for a Bayer Monsanto merger I can see happening.
The pitfalls of the Bayer Monsanto merger to you
There are positive and negative outcomes of this proposed merger, starting with the benefit the companies themselves would receive. The battlefield now is over combined resources, especially worldwide, to increase research and development, and also to enter into developing markets.
The power of the seed market is that the next worldwide shortage is promising to be food. The population of the Earth is increasing but the amount of farmland is not. The only way to meet the world’s future needs is to make crops more robust and stir up agricultural production in those developing countries.
Leaving aside the potential negative effect of genetically modified seeds, the effect on the farmer – and the US economy – is potentially deadly. Mergers are becoming the norm in crop protection, with Dow and DuPont joining forces last year and rumors of Chinese companies interested in Syngenta still circulating.
Mergers mean less competition and less competition means higher prices.
Keeping track of the mergers in crop protection is not usually top of mind for consumers but they are important developments to notice. Seeds are seen as a healthier alternative to pesticides, but more research to needs to be done.
But sticker shock will soon be coming to your nearby grocery store. In the US, we take for granted what is available and what food costs. However, a Bayer Monsanto merger will change all that. Prepare to spend more of your dollar at the grocery store.
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Tearfund is helping tens of thousands of people affected by the severe drought in East Africa.
Following the extensive failure of crops and widespread livestock fatalities, our partners have been providing emergency food aid, clean water and income assistance.
Thanks to generous support for our East Africa food crisis appeal and funds from the Disasters Emergency Committee, we've been able to help 130,000 of the most vulnerable people.
Severe hunger is affecting several countries. South east Ethiopia is the hardest hit region, with 4.6 million farming-dependent people experiencing food shortages, while 3.2 million others are affected in northern Kenya and 3.7 million in Somalia.
Tearfund is well-placed to help. We have been working in the region for many years, building the resilience of people to withstand climatic shocks by improving their agricultural skills.
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We have established partnerships with our suppliers and major industry organisations so that we can provide up-to-date technologies and information to farmers & graziers.
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Get Growing YouTube Series Offers Weekly Educational Videos
The Get Growing Series will feature many of the horticulture educators and gardening professionals who were set to present at the 2020 Flower & Garden Show each week on its YouTube channel. The series is a collaboration with the Chicago Flower & Garden Show, presented by 811 Chicago & Peoples Gas and The Get Growing Foundation.
The Get Growing Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 serving the Greater Chicagoland Community through outreach and education, experience based learning and horticultural job skills training and placement. Since 2017, with a particular focus on today’s youth, the foundation has used the creation of community gardens, special needs programming and in person instructional seminars to develop the public’s understanding of green living and how it can benefit our daily lives.
Now more than ever, the importance of teaching people how to grow their own food and providing a sense of accomplishment and sources of calm and psychological outlets can not be overstated, and we need your help to continue our efforts to spread that message.


Beautiful Plant - the Escargot Begonia was named from the charming way its leaves curl back into themselves — not unlike the shells of a snail, made all the more vivid by colored bands of pewter, chocolate and green. - Gardening And Patio
Succulents grown into the shape of a Chameleon, Montreal Botanical Garden- this is the coolest thing ive ever seen I really want to go here one year. research for 2014 because I'll be right near montreal!
Make Your Own Rooting Hormone from Willow Twigs. Yes, you can make your own rooting hormone from willow twigs. Use your willow water rooting hormone to start seeds, propagate cuttings and water transplants in your garden.


Red apple, prune, caramel, vanilla and milk chocolate.
Region: Salento, Quindio
Altitude: 1550 - 1600 masl
This 100% Castillo microlot originates from the picturesque town of Salento in eastern Colombia, famed for its picturesque coffee estates and lush scenery.
Producer Alejandro Marin conducted extensive experiments on his coffee and concluded that 24 hours of aerobic fermentation gave him the highest quality results.


INGREDIENTS Cauliflower Florets Extra-virgin Olive Oil Dried Marjoram Salt Freshly Ground Pepper to taste Balsamic Vinegar Finely Shredded Parmesan Cheese PREPARATION Preheat oven to Toss cauliflower, oil, marjoram, salt and pepper in a large bowl.
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Contrary to popular belief, there are many flowers that bloom around the year in times that aren’t Spring and Summer. Summer and Spring are popular gardening seasons and bring colourful and vibrant plants to life, but Autumn and Winter also offer a wide r


This set has absolute full equipment, it contains:
1x Tent Secret Jardin HS100 (100x100x200cm)
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Each Hydro Shoot grow tent is lined inside with a silver coating (Mylar70D), which has a reflectance of about 98%.
Hydro Shot growboxes are 100% lightproof.
Easy and quick to set up!
1x LUMATEK ATS300W LED
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The ATS is a highly efficient grow lamp, with the 300W model producing 690 µmol/s PPF at an efficiency of 2.3 µmol/J, ideal for a 1m2 grow space. A clear MUST for every experienced grower!
1x Suspension / Hanger (2 pcs.; adjustable)
1x Premium timer Omnirex
1x Can-Fan tube fan 4-stage 100mm / 270m³.
1x cable with plug
1x Can-Lite 100mm / 300m³
1x Flange 100mm
2x meter exhaust hose Aluflex 100mm
2x hose clamps (to fix the hose to the venti and filter)
incl. soil and pots:
9x 11L pot (square) and additionally 2x 50L Plagron Growmix (soil with perlite) - ideal for beginners.
16x 6.5L pot (square) and additionally 2x 50L Plagron Growmix (soil with perlite) - ideally suited for advanced growers.
25x 3.5L pot (square) and additionally 2x 50L Plagron Growmix (soil with perlite) - ideally suited for the Grand Master in the grow area.
Fertiliser sets (-10% discount):
BioCanna Starter Kit:
in this biological starter kit is included:
- 1L Canna BioVega
- 1L Canna BioFlores
- 0,25L Canna BioBoost
- 0,25L Canna BioRhizotonic
Advanced Nutrients Starter Set:
- 1L Sensi Bloom A+B
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- 0,25L Voodoo Juice
- 0,5L Big Bud
- 1L B-52
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In this starter set are included:
- 1L Terra Grow
- 1L Terra Bloom
- 0,25L Power Roots
... Everything you need for the beginning!
Enough for 1-2 Grow's in a 100x100x200cm tent.


The Laboratory Seed Treater is designed for a wide range of applications in laboratories that carry out extensive tasks. It meets the top demands towards seed pre-treatment to produce optimum yields.
This seed treater for many different laboratory applications is designed for complex treatments and for a wide range of tasks. Equipped to meet all your needs when it comes to dressing, incrustation, coating and pelleting. The R150 is ideally suited to defining production parameters in the laboratory setting before production begins, and for treating a wide range of seeds in many different states: formulated as liquids, powders, flowables, slurries, gels, etc. The Laboratory Seed Treater can be used to coat batches of up to 450 millilitres, meeting high demands regarding application quality, reliability, operator safety and economy.


Since being put on the market in 2000, 8 varieties of knockout roses have been developed. These grow in shrub form and are low maintenance. Most importantly, they are extremely disease resistant. The bushes can grow anywhere between zone 5b and 9. The do best in full sun, but tolerate light shade if properly taken care of. They can flower from Spring to Fall and, while they can get up to 6 feet tall and 6 feet wide, they can be pruned back for a smaller shape if desired.


RICE: Slight revisions are made to the U.S. all rice and rice-by-class 2014/15 supply and use balance sheets. All rice imports are increased 1.0 million cwt to 23.0 million, all in combined medium- and short-grain rice. Imports of broken rice from Australia of about 21,000 tons (milled basis) were reported in the U.S. Census Bureau’s December trade data. The all rice export forecast is unchanged at 103.0 million cwt, but the by-class projections are shifted by increasing long-grain 1.0 million to 71.0 million and lowering combined medium- and short-grain 1.0 million to 32.0 million. All rice ending stocks are raised 1.0 million cwt to nearly 42.0 million with long-grain stocks lowered 1.0 million to 28.1 million, and combined medium- and short-grain stocks raised 2.0 million to 11.5 million. Stocks of broken rice, not reported by class, are projected at a little over 2.0 million cwt.
The 2014/15 long-grain season-average price range is narrowed to $11.90 to $12.50 per cwt, up 20 cents on the low end of the range and down 20 cents on the upper end—the midpoint is unchanged from a month ago at $12.20 per cwt. The all combined medium- and short-grain season-average price range is narrowed to $17.90 to $18.70 per cwt, down 10 cents on the low end of the range and a decrease of 30 cents on the high end—the midpoint is lowered 20 cents from last month to $18.30 per cwt. Two additional combined medium- and short-grain farm prices are introduced this month: a California price (on an October-September basis) and a price for Other States (on an August-July basis). The California combined medium- and short-grain price is forecast with a midpoint of $20.00 per cwt, and the midpoint for the Other States is $15.10.
Global 2014/15 rice supply and use projections are lowered from last month. Global 2013/14 rice production is forecast at 474.6 million tons, down 0.9 million from last month. The largest declines for Thailand and Cambodia are partially offset by increases for Sri Lanka and Iraq. Thailand’s 2014/15 rice crop is lowered 1.0 million tons to 19.5 million due to a reduction in dry-season plantings resulting from an on-going drought and a reduction in irrigation water availability concentrated in the Central Region. Thailand’s 2014/15 crop would be the smallest since 2006/07. Cambodia’s crop is lowered 200,000 tons to 4.7 million due mostly to flooding of the main-season crop. Global consumption is down slightly from a month ago. World trade in 2014/15 is lowered 400,000 tons due mostly to reductions for Thailand and Cambodia. Imports are lowered for Iraq. World ending stocks are lowered 0.8 million tons to 98.2 million due mostly to a reduction for Thailand, which is partially offset by increases for Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Thailand’s 2014/15 ending stocks are lowered 1.4 million tons to 9.6 million, the lowest since 2011/12. Pakistan’s 2014/15 ending stocks are raised 0.5 million tons owing to a reduction in the 2013/14 export projection.


Received for publication August 29, 1978. Research supported in part by funds from the California Dry Bean Advisory Board. The authors acknowledge with gratitude the assistance of Susan Schmickle and Nancy Dehgan.
Department of Agronomy and Range Science.
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The FASO Micro Series - Rice Color Sorter Machine that we provide to our customers is widely used in the rice processing sector to scan the particles of rice in order to carefully sort them. It has a high resolution camera that is used for color selection,comparison and acquisition. Owing to its clever design, it is perfect to be used for the sorting of rice, corn, red rice, black rice brown rice, etc. We provide this FASO Micro Series - Rice Color Sorter Machine at market leading rates with numerous easy payment options.
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Farmers have until this Friday, September 11, to sign up for USDA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP).
CFAP provides much-needed assistance to begin to help farmers and their customers recover from the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The $16 billion program is intended to support farmers and ranchers, maintain the integrity of the food supply chain, and ensure Americans continue to receive and have access to food. As of August 31, the program has provided $9.44 billion in direct payments to farmers, including corn farmers.
Corn farmers have been significantly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. NCGA analysis projects an $89 per acre average revenue decline for 2020, compared to pre-COVID-19 projections.
Farmers who have yet to sign up can visit farmers.gov/cfap to apply or can call the Farm Service Agency office at their local USDA Service Center.
Details regarding the second round of CFAP could be announced by USDA later this week.


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Universal cultivator for most conditions. Extremely manoeuvrable due to chassis which is integrated in the frame. Flexible packer mounting due to quick-change system. Extremely low power requirement due to 28 cm wide row spacing. 4,80 – 7 m working width. Power demand starting at 150 kW / 205 HP.


More than forty years of environmental stewardship and service to our customers.
ARBICO Organics™ began in 1979 when Rick Frey embarked on a new endeavor in Tucson, AZ - rearing and selling insects that parasitize developing flies (Fly Eliminators™). Rick's wife, Sheri, had a passion for the environment and the two teamed up to become pioneers of organic growing, promoting their philosophy of "bio-balance" by offering customers sustainable pest control alternatives.
We proudly rear insects at our insectary in Catalina, AZ.
In the early '80s, as demands for Fly Eliminators grew, ARBICO expanded to a 10 acre facility nestled in the Catalina Mountains north of Tucson. There we built our insectary and it's where we continue to rear our Fly Eliminators and Assassin Bugs. As insect growers, we strive to maintain the affordability and quality of our products.
We have an expanded product line to meet our customers' diversified needs.
Throughout the 1990's and into the 2000's we have added over 20 different kinds of insects and thousands of other products to our offerings. We are proud to provide carefully curated pesticide-free and non-toxic solutions for your home, garden, agricultural and livestock needs.
Our team continues to grow to support our customers from start to finish.
In 2011, ARBICO expanded to a facility that includes a retail location, offices and warehouse in Oro Valley, AZ. This main facility houses our team of specialized personnel that offer our customers knowledge and support.
We continue to challenge ourselves to provide the best products we can and to deliver them in a timely manner to our customers. What started with one bug has grown to include so much more and we continue to thank the support of our customers and our community of family, friends and coworkers who have made this all possible!


The Portland Press Herald advanced the 17th annual Portland Flower Show. The show will include an auction on Sunday, March 9, 2014 that will feature items donated by local garden centers, as well as plants and materials used in the show. Funds raised from the auction benefit the University of Maine Cooperative Extension demonstration garden in Falmouth and the Maine Harvest for Hunger Gardens program.
The Morning Sentinel previewed the 20th Rural Living Day that will be held in Thorndike on March 29, 2014. The University of Maine Cooperative Extension and Waldo County Extension Association are holding the event that will offer more than 20 workshops and seminars on topics such as how to make cheese, brew beer, attract native pollinators and produce maple syrup.
A study being conducted by University of Maine researchers to determine what flowers are most attractive to bees was the topic of the latest column in the Portland Press Herald’s Maine Gardener series. UMaine professors Alison Dibble, Lois Berg Stack and Frank Drummond are conducting the study at gardens in Old Town, Jonesboro and Blue Hill with the help of graduate student Eric Venturini. Honeybees have become scarcer and more expensive to bring in from out of state, which makes wild and native bees more important to commercial growers and home gardeners, according to the article.
University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering a 10-session Master Food Preserver training program starting June 19 and ending Sept. 25.
Lectures, discussions and hands-on kitchen lab education will be conducted 10 Thursdays, 5:30-8:30 p.m., at Gorham Middle School, 106 Weeks Road, Gorham, and at the UMaine Extension Office, 75 Clearwater Drive, Falmouth.
A Master Food Preserver is a UMaine Extension volunteer who has successfully completed the practical, research-based program on food safety and preservation. Volunteers agree to give back 20 hours of time for community-based projects within a year. Projects could include hands-on food preservation workshops, staffing educational displays and demonstrations and providing information at farmers’ markets, county fairs, and other food-related events.
May 2 is the deadline to apply. Fees are on a sliding scale, from $125 to $330, based on household income. For more information or to request an application or disability accommodation, call 207.781.6099 or 1.800.287.1471 (in Maine). Or, for additional information, contact Kathleen Savoie, Extension Educator, 207.781.6099, email@example.com
Online applications will be available March 31 at http://umaine.edu/food-health/food-preservation/master-food-preservers/.
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The Village Soup reported Liz Stanley, Home Horticulture Program coordinator with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, will lead a workshop for beginning vegetable gardeners in Camden on February 22, 2014. The hands-on, interactive workshop will take place from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the Merryspring Nature Center.
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension was mentioned in the latest column in the Portland Press Herald’s Maine Gardener series. The article focused on the state of Maine preparing to hire a specialist in invasive plants whose first project will be to develop a list of invasive plants for Maine. UMaine Extension currently has a list of potentially invasive plants, the article states.
James Dill, a pest management specialist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke to the Associated Press for an article about preventing garden slug infestations with baits and upkeep. He suggests removing any debris from the garden, such as straw, boards or leaves, that provide hiding places for slugs during the daytime. The Washington Post carried the article.
University of Maine Cooperative Extension and organizers of the Portland Flower Show invite Maine youth ages 6-18 to write a garden or forest fairy tale for the flower show’s eighth annual student essay contest.
In 150 or fewer words, entrants are asked to create a fairy tale in a forest or garden setting that includes magical people, animals or plants. An original picture or illustration may be included with the essay. Three prizes ($50, $30 and $20) will be awarded in each of three age categories (6-9, 10-13 and 14-18). Essays will be judged on creativity, focus and passion for the topic.
Winning essayists will be invited to the Portland Flower Show opening night preview Wednesday, March 5. Selected essays will be posted for the public to read during the rest of the show, which will be March 6-9, at the Portland Company Complex, 58 Fore St., Portland.
For more information, including contest rules and an application, contact the UMaine Extension office in Cumberland County at 800.287.1471 or firstname.lastname@example.org or visit http://portlandcompany.com/flower/ or http://umaine.edu/cumberland/.
Applications are available for the 2014 Master Gardener Volunteer training with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension in York County.
From Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014, through early June, participants will receive more than 66 hours of in-depth horticultural training. Classes will meet weekly each Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at Anderson Learning Center, 21 Bradeen St., Springvale, Maine.
The winter program focus will be on growing fruits and vegetables. UMaine Extension specialists, county educators and other experts will train volunteers in a number of areas, including soils, botany, composting, starting seeds and pest management.
Master Gardener Volunteers are required to give back 40 hours of volunteer time by providing outreach education in gardening and community service projects, including with demonstration gardens, Maine Harvest for Hunger, “Kids Can Grow” and Garden Angel programs.
For more information and an application form, or to request a disability accommodation, call UMaine Extension at 1.800.287.1535 (in Maine) or 207.324.2814. The deadline to apply is Friday, Dec. 20, 2013. Additional information and applications are also online at http://extension.umaine.edu/york/programs/master-gardener-volunteer-program.
Image Description: Maine Master Gardener Volunteer with participants of Kids Can Grow
Orders are being taken for the University of Maine Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Volunteers “Grow it Right!” plant sale.
UMaine Extension Master Gardener Volunteers support community gardens, grow and harvest food for the Maine Harvest for Hunger program and from June 2012 through May 2013 contributed more than 26,000 hours to community-based volunteer programs across the state. Plant sale funds will support the Master Gardener Volunteer program that has been active in the state for more than 30 years, including for educational projects and scholarship funding for Master Gardener Volunteer training.
A high-bush blueberry pack of three young plants (two varieties per pack) costs $35.95; a pack of 10 asparagus crowns costs $15; and a pack of 25 young dormant strawberry plants costs $15. All are suitable for Maine’s climate and will be ready for spring planting. Plants may be picked up Saturday, May 17, 2014, at a University of Maine Cooperative Extension county office of choice. Office locations are in Ellsworth, Bangor, Springvale, Falmouth, Waldoboro, South Paris, Dover-Foxcroft, Machias, and Highmoor Farm in Monmouth.
To order, or to watch video clips about site selection and soil testing, visit http://umaine.edu/gardening/master-gardeners/benefit/. Purchasers will receive expert advice on growing blueberries, strawberries and asparagus at every stage, as well as a take-home package of instructions from Extension staff and Master Gardener Volunteers. To request a disability accommodation, or for more information, contact Richard Brzozowski at email@example.com, 207.781.6099 or toll-free in Maine at 800.287.1471; or Marjorie Peronto at firstname.lastname@example.org, 207.667.8212 or toll-free in Maine at 800.287.1479.


With heavy snow the past couple of days and more on the way… many meteorologists don't agree with Punxsutawney Phil's long range weather forecast.
Corn futures open the Tuesday session with most contracts steady to a penny higher. Corn opens up in CBOT 3.79 up 7- cents.
Wheat futures open up with most winter wheat contracts steady to 2 cents higher. MPLS is 2 cents lower. . CBOT Wheat opens at $5.26 up two cents.


Date(s) - 02/15/2020
11:00 am-1:30 pm
Old Glenford Church and Hall
We are honored to host our second Seasonal Eating Workshop at the Kingston Winter Farmer’s Market:
Hearty Winter Harvest Bowls with Maria Reidelbach,
author of the forthcoming climate change cookbook
“Turning the Tables: Cooking to Thrive in the 21stCentury”
(a project of Cornell Cooperative Extension Ulster County)
Using a smorgasbord of winter vegetables like butternut squash, kale, rainbow radishes, potatoes, carrots, beets, Brussels sprouts, eggs, lentils, beans, apples, herbs, microgreens and nutty whole grains we will each compose, embellish and dress our own beautiful, delicious harvest bowls that are not only easy on mother earth, but healthy and satisfying for body and soul. Participate in preparing the produce and other ingredients, making a dressing, and then enjoy a phenomenal, hearty local lunch!
Bring a jar to take home extra dressing.
Apron and hat or other implement to hold back hair suggested.
Suggested donation: $10-15
Location: Old Dutch Church, 272 Wall St, Kingston, NY 12402
Date: February 15, 2020
Times: 11am-12pm & 12:30pm-1:30pm
Please RSVP by Tuesday, Feb 11th to: email@example.com
Please include your choice of workshop time, 11:00am or 12:30pm
Maria Reidelbach is a local food activist, advocating for community-based education, activism, and local farming in the Hudson Valley for decades. An artist, journalist, and best-selling author, her work explores the relationship between high art, popular culture, and community endeavor. Current projects include Stick to Local Farms, an interactive map featuring local farms, The Yardavore, a column about eating locally foraged and cultivated food, the Stick to “Local Farms Cookbook: Hudson Valley,” and forthcoming “Turning the Tables: Cooking to Thrive in the 21stCentury,” a project of Cornell Cooperative Extension Ulster County.


October 4, 2018
ICD 2018 events across the globe: India
Organizers tell the story:
We expected a bit more coffee growers to participate. But due to the devastating floods that we experienced this year, the participation was below 200. Anyhow, 150+ participants is not a bad sign either.
“It was a pleasure to see our event was listed successfully for the second consecutive year.”
Waywin Producer Company Ltd.


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By Tom Woods
The following information is courtesy of Charlotte Glen, Pender County Cooperative Extension horticultural agent.
When areas of your lawn that were healthy in the fall fail to green up and grow right away in the spring, cold damage (often referred to as winter kill) is the likely culprit. Minimize winterkill in your lawn by applying potassium fertilizer and raising your mowing height this month.
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MOWEAQUA, Ill. - Legacy Grain Cooperative had decided in 2017 to increase receiving and storage capacity at its branch elevator in Moweaqua, IL (217-768-4416). However, there wasn’t any more room to expand at the facility’s downtown location.
Fortunately, the cooperative had most of the space it needed a quarter mile to the north on West Cedar Street, says General Manager Kevin Walker. (Walker came to Stonington Cooperative in 2010 prior to the 2013 merger with Moweaqua Farmers Elevator that created Legacy Grain.)
The former Moweaqua Farmers had purchased land there in the 1990s, which had a fertilizer plant on it. In 2005, the coop tore down that plant, but it still operates an 880,000-bushel hoop building for flat storage that was built at the site in 2006.
At this site, the coop in 2017 built a 1.14-million-bushel remote steel annex, intended primarily for soybeans, adjacent to the hoop building. The coop also installed a remote outbound truck scale, as well.
The coop took bids and awarded the contract to Cleveland Grain Systems, Inc., Mount Zion, IL (800-313-2603). “I’ve worked with them before,” Walker says. “They put up two 78-foot-diameter tanks and a dryer at our Blue Mound (IL) location.”
Other major subcontractors on the project:
Work on the project began Feb. 13, 2017 and was completed July 10.
The two 572,000-bushel GSI tanks stand 90 feet in diameter, 99 feet tall at the eaves, and 123 feet tall at the peaks. The new tanks include outside stiffeners, flat concrete floors, GSI X-Series 12-inch bin sweeps, and 18-cable Canary grain temperature monitoring systems.
Each tank receives 1/5 cfm per bushel of aeration from four 50-hp Decatur Aeration centrifugal fans.
Trucks deposit grain into a 14-ft.-x-24-ft., 1,750-bushel mechanical receiving pit housed in a concrete receiving shed. The pit feeds a 20,000-bph GSI receiving leg equipped with a single row of Tapco 20x8 heavy-duty buckets mounted on a 22-inch Goodyear belt.
The leg deposits grain into a four-duct Schlagel rotary distributor, which in turn, sends grain out to storage via GSI overhead 20,000-bph drag conveyors.
Both tanks have sidedraw spouts for truck loading. When grain falls below that level, they empty onto GSI 10,000-bph drag conveyors in above-ground 6-foot-tall tunnels. These run back to the receiving leg.
One distributor duct delivers grain via gravity to a 5,700-bushel Meridian overhead surge tank, also for truck loading.
Southern IL Scale installed a 70-foot Fairbanks pitless outbound truck scale on the opposite side of the hoop building from the annex. In addition, Southern IL Scale designed a kiosk terminal next to the scale, and Grossman & Associates installed its scale automation software.
Reprinted from Grain Journal March/April 2018 Issue


The new generation Tangie auto-flowering has all the necessary features to satisfy any grower. Easy cultivation, good production, speed growth and a sharp citrus scent that departs from most of the auto-flowering strains.
It’s like biting into an orange. Hopefully is an aromatic scale from sweet citrus, mandarin type, to the typical Diesel citrus, a real treat. Its large central bud surrounded by well-equipped satellite branches are fully resin covered, they will surprise more than an expert grower.
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|FLOWERING TIME||70 – 80 days from germination|
|TASTE / FLAVOR||Citrus, Diesel|