I threw a kernel of popcorn that didn't make it into the pan into the scrap bowl. When I went to dump it in the compost pile a couple of days later, it had sprouted. Who would've thunk it? So I stuck it in the ground by the gooseberry bushes and forgot about it. One day I noticed a big ole piece of grass growing in my gooseberries and went to pull it when I remembered the popcorn. So I left it alone. I didn't expect anything because there isn't any other plants for it to cross pollinate with, but it's actually forming an ear! If it actually makes popcorn, I may have to try a whole row next year!


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Ustilaginales is an order of fungi. Most of its members are smuts which are parasites of monocots and infect some of the world's most important crop plants.
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Information from Wikipedia on this order of fungi, members of which are serious plant pathogens and commonly called smuts.
Photographs of maize infected by this species.
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COVINGTON — The Manitou Red Tour is stopping at all four Apple Farm Service locations over the next month.
The Red Tour event provides an opportunity to try the newest Manitou MLT multi-purpose telescopic loaders and attachments designed for the agriculture industry.
An open house and free lunch will be held in conjunction with the Manitou Red Tour at nearby Apple Farm Service locations every Tuesday for four weeks, including in Botkins, on Aug. 21; Covington, on Aug. 28; West College Corner, Indiana, on Sept. 4; and Mechanicsburg, on Sept. 11.
“We have been in business for over 60 years and have always worked to bring the latest innovations in equipment to our customers,” said Bill Apple, president of Apple Farm Service.
“Manitou telescopic handlers are a great solution for so many different farm applications, and we are excited to give our customers the opportunity to try out different models and attachments that can make their operation more efficient and profitable. Stop by one of our locations and see for yourself the difference.”
With over 30 years of experience in the agricultural telescopic handler market, Manitou is known for delivering maximum comfort, performance and cost efficiency.
The Red Tour showcases the versatility of the Manitou MLT Series telescopic loaders and attachments. These multi-taskers boost productivity in digging, lifting, hauling and loading applications on the farm. The Manitou MLT Series features machines that can lift up to 31 feet and attachments that are specific for farm handling tasks such as hay handling, manure scraping, animal feeding, sweeping and more.
“We are thrilled to bring the Manitou Red Tour to Apple Farm Service,” said Lou D’Alesio, agriculture business development manager for Manitou North America.
“The Red Tour provides an opportunity to demo a variety of telescopics and attachments, speak to Manitou representatives and schedule a remote demonstration.”
The Red Tour and open house event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at each of the four Apple Farm Service locations. The events are open to the public with free lunch from TIME.
The Manitou equipment will remain at each dealership for a week following the event, and customers will have the opportunity to sign up for an on-site demonstration at their own farm.
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Addressing a Press meet here, NKS State coordinator Sheshadeba Nanda said the millers have planned to collect unwarranted profit by cutting four to five kg per quintal of paddy and by procuring paddy from farmers outside the Mandi between Rs 1,200 and and Rs 1,300.
“The State Government has made a budgetary allocation of Rs 12,000 crore for procurement of paddy. However, millers have targeted to bungle Rs 1,000 crore by adopting different fraudulent ways. So far, Rs 350 crore has already been pocketed by them. Despite repeated requests, the Government has not taken any action,” alleged Nanda.
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Eryngium are annuals, biennials or perennials with simple leaves and silvery-green foliage that are adorned with flamboyant and prickly flower heads that flourish throughout the summer months. This is a wonderful plant to create texture and structure to your flower beds and borders. They will even make unusual and striking cut flowers on their own or as part of an arrangement. You should expect to see your plant grow to an approximate height and spread of 60-80cm (24-32”).
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Later this month Johnsons Lawn Seed will join DLF Trifolium, and Turfline and Maison des Gazons, at the international garden trade event, Spoga+Gafa. Together the brands will showcase a strong portfolio of lawn seed products available to retailers across Europe, as well as demonstrating their commitment to helping retailers maximise year-round sales.
Johnsons Lawn Seed will be using its time at Spoga+Gafa to demonstrate its market-leading consumer offering. New products launching ahead of the 2016 season will include an exciting new addition to the TurfLine range, which is set to allow retailers to make the most of the football frenzy being whipped up ahead of the UEFA Euro Football Finals next summer.
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A wider new product launch across all the European brands will also include ProNitro, a new fertiliser based coating for lawn seed. This coating has been designed to improve the speed of establishment, meaning thicker, denser lawns can be achieved in a much quicker time.
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How can you tell if a bloom is just closed for the night or is done blooming and ready to be deadheaded on Gazanias?
Most flowers that close, close UP at the end of the day, the same as before they are opened. When the bloom is done, the petals wilt, sometimes turn brownish, and droop DOWN. It's been awhile since I've had gazanias, but I think they probably do that too.
I wish to save seeds to plant more Gazanias next spring. How do these plants re-seed?
In the far south they reseed themselves. They probably won't survive the winter in zone 8. You'll get better results for next year by starting cuttings. This article has more information: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/gazania/gazania-treasure-flowers.htm
I've brought a couple of the potted Gazania into my sun porch and want to know if anyone has over wintered these with success.
Yes, you can treat them as houseplants, or make cuttings and grow them over the winter. This article will give you plenty of info on gazania: http://www.gardening.cornell.edu/homegardening/scene5877.html
I have a beautiful gazania that I stumbled upon by accident in the discard/discount section of Lowe's. There was only one bloom left on a half dead plant, but it was beautiful and I hoped I could salvage the plant. I'm fairly new to gardening and never heard of them before. Well... the plant "took" and has grown beautifully in my yard and has had gorgeous flowers for some time now. I live on Long Island and expect this winter to be as brutal as last year's. I would like to save this plant. Should I dig it up and put it in a pot to take inside for the winter? I read that I could take cuttings, but I never seem to do it right. Help!
Generally, gazania is grown as an annual in the north. However, you can try to pot up the roots and overwinter in a cool, dark spot. Taking cuttings should work, too, but getting the hang of starting cuttings is not easy. Keep trying. Try using perlite as a potting medium, and covering the starts with plastic or the cut-off tops of clear soda bottles. Maybe these articles will be useful: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/gazania/gazania-treasure-flowers.htm
My gazania seedlings are growing nicely but are getting quite tall. Can they be pinched back to make sturdier plants and, if so, how do you do it? It isn't as clear cut where the pinching back should be like it is with other flower or veggie seedlings.
If your seedlings are quite young and getting tall, they are most likely not getting enough light. When starting seeds indoors
you most likely will need to use additional light source from grow lights. This will help your plants develop and not get
leggy. You should not pinch back your very young seedlings.
If your plants are older and larger, they could be cut back. I will trim back my gazania after they have their first bloom.
Here is a link about Gazania
I planted Gazanias last year and they had big colourful flowers on long stems. This year they are quite small on short stems. How can I make them like the first lot?
The environment essentially determines how well a plant's needs are met and how close it will come to reaching its true potential. Gazania height can be anywhere from 6-18" inches. The growing conditions last year may have been more ideal for the gazania. The best thing you can do right now is to provide your gazanias the proper care they need, which is outlined in the article below. If you want, you could give your gazania a well-balanced, organic fertilizer.
As I have left it too late for spraying in the spring, what is the name of the spray which I can use through the summer? My Gazanias have been attacked badly and don't want to lose them.
I would recommend using neem oil as it is safe to use and generally effective against man types of insect pests.


During this presentation attendees will learn the steps necessary to properly prepare their gardens for winter, including: finishing off annuals and vegetable beds, preparing perennial beds to reduce pests and disease, overwintering non-hardy plants, readying ornamental shrubs and evergreens to survive various winter conditions, and tending to tools and supplies.
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The University of Vermont (UVM) seeks two exceptional postdoctoral researchers in Regenerative Agriculture. The postdocs will join a growing interdisciplinary research community focused on innovative farm practices, payments for ecosystem services, and farm viability in the U.S. Northeast. They will help to broaden collaborations among UVM’s new Agricultural Research Station (ARS), Philo Ridge Farm - a diversified 400-acre farm nearby, and a number of new research and policy initiatives in Vermont and the Northeast. These new positions will be based at the Gund Institute for Environment, a campus-wide interdisciplinary research center at UVM, where more than 200 scholars and leaders collaborate to understand the interactions among ecological, social, and economic systems. Gund Institute postdocs pursue rigorous, original research that spans traditional disciplines, advances our research themes, and targets real-world issues in environment and sustainability.


Machinery of the Chimborazo prefecture, began road improvement work in the Guaslán Grande community of the San Luis parish in Riobamba, benefiting more than 180 families in the area, who are dedicated to growing vegetables, legumes, tomatoes and fruits. .
Once the work in this sector is completed, the intervention will immediately begin in the Punín parish, in a length of 15 km, benefiting more than 900 families from the Pulshi, Bashalan, San Blak, San Sebastián, Gulalac, Nauteg communities. , San Vicente, Tzalarón, LanLan, Cachiguayco.
“These works that are carried out in our area, allow the inhabitants to have means in good conditions to mobilize their products towards the main markets of the country (…) in this sector the majority are dedicated to agriculture and livestock, this activity being the main source of income for their families,” said Tatiana Orozco, a Public Works technician for the Provincial Government of Chimborazo.
For Luis Guzmán, a resident of the Guaslán community, the road is important because the inhabitants use it to transport their products. “Before, everything was damaged by the poor state of the road, for this reason, I am very grateful to the authorities of the Chimborazo prefecture,” he said.
From January to November of this year, more than 980 km of road improvement and maintenance have been intervened throughout the province, exceeding 191 thousand inhabitants benefited. With these works, the Prefecture of Chimborazo provides new development opportunities to each Chimboracense family.


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Never before have I experienced a climbing marigold, interplanted with my veggies and it defiantly works out well. A single plant grew 4 ft x 4 ft and climbed up its neighboring tomatoes. It is an aggressive marigold, but when utilized as a pest deterrent around other veggies it has quite the symbiotic relationship, but be aware, this puppy needs space. Performed very well in all gardens this year.
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The Royal General Bulb Growers’ Association (KAVB) has just announced two data-oriented pilots, aimed at providing entrepreneurs with insights to improve business within the sector. The two pilots, “measure and monitor” and “track and trace” bring the benefits of digital agriculture to the association, which has about 1200 members, most of them bulb growers, bulb forcers and wholesale companies. The “measure and monitor” pilot focuses on the real-time tracking of temperature and humidity conditions in tulip storage on a shared KAVB dashboard– powered by 30MHz. Pilot participants can collaborate and share insights by viewing each others’ measurements and graphs, commenting on one another’s data and exchanging photos of their crops.
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Govt mulling contingency plans to deal with poor rains
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will consider giving subsidised diesel, cheaper loans and extra seeds to farmers if rains turn out to be poor this year, Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said, adding the country was ready to deal with a patchy monsoon.
India is expected to receive below-average rainfall this year, potentially damaging crops in about half of the country's farmland that depends on monsoon rains.
"We have six proposals to help farmers in drought-affected areas and we will soon take these proposals to cabinet," Singh told reporters on Monday.
"We are prepared to deal with poor rains and have already started working with the state governments, especially Punjab, Haryana, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh," Singh said, referring to some of the main grain growing regions.
(Reporting by Mayank Bharadwaj; editing by Malini Menon)
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The Hungarian unit of Ethanol Europe, based in Ireland, plans to build a €97.2 million bioethanol plant in the Hungarian city of Dunaföldvár, a draft government decree that would make the investment a "priority project", speeding up the process of obtaining permits, published on the website of the National Development and Economy Ministry shows.
Work on the plant is to start in January and finish by the end of 2011. The plant will turn 500,000 tons of maize into 200 million liters of ethanol and 170,000 tons of feed. It will create 77 new workplaces.
Ethanol Europe is preparing to sign a contract to take maize deliveries from Cargill Magyarország.
The government may make "priority projects" of investments worth more than HUF 2 billionn that create at least 50 jobs. (MTI-ECONEWS)


Andy starts off the 56th season of 'Over the Garden Fence' as always with some of those timely tips and an invitation to Wedel's Garden Expo going on today. He gives a rundown of the various booths going on this year, including Bees and Trees, and Come Fix My Soil. Later, some tips on growing berries.
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Russian Presidential Aide Reveals Jokowi and Putin's Talks
30 June 2022 09:46 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Indonesian President Joko Widodo or Jokowi was expected to hold a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday, June 30.
As reported by Russian news agency Tass on Wednesday, the Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov said the two leaders will discuss exports of Russian agricultural products, including wheat and fertilizers.
“The President (Putin) will continue dialogue on the topics they touched upon in April, and the entire spectrum Jakarta has put on the G20 agenda,” said Ushakov.
According to him, the two leaders will also discuss international situations, the war with Ukraine, food security issues, and the possible expansion of exports of Russian agricultural products, including wheat and fertilizers.
Ushakov added that it would be Widodo’s first working visit to Moscow. However, the Russian Presidential Office said they maintained regular contact. Widodo visited Russia in 2016, but at that time he was in the city of Sochi.
“The bilateral aspect is important, but it is no less important and perhaps even more important that Joko Widodo arrives here as head of state of the G20 President,” said Ushakov.
During his visit to Europe in recent days, Jokowi attended the G7 Summit on June 26-28. Before meeting with Putin, he had first visited Ukraine and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv on Wednesday local time.
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No matter how hard you work on your lawn by yourself, it is not guaranteed that you will achieve the desired outcome after you are done. Taking care of your landscape can prove to be a challenge especially for the modern day person who is busy trying to make ends meet. One may simply not have the time on their hands to do regular maintenance on the lawn.
Seeking out services of a professional service provider well versed in pest control and lawn care services is the best solution to the problem. They will provide a variety of services so as to satisfy your needs. The customer service offered is at a personal level which helps form a good relationship, as well as create business for the next time services may be required.
Multiple Lawn Care Programs
There are a variety of lawn care programs available for choice by the customer. The programs vary in terms of the pricing which is why one should choose the best option that suits their needs. Regardless of the program chosen, one is guaranteed of ultimate protection of their lawn. Your lawn will ooze out vibrancy making it have an attractive outward appearance.
Eco Friendly Treatment for the Lawn
An advantage of using services of Discover Ziehler – Ecocare is that they are mindful of the environment since they use Eco-friendly treatments to get rid of weeds and pests. That alone displays how much they care when providing their services. In order to ensure the lawn grows uniformly, they use a properly timed organic slow releasing fertilization system.
During every visit to the premises, the personnel evaluates the area to identify, diagnose and treat any disease and pest issues. They also offer other services like soil tests, seeding and aeration in order to create a lush landscape. They are able to guarantee nutsedge, weed and crabgrass control keeping your lawn free from harmful growth. The technicians will decide the right care needed for your lawn to continue thriving.Read More »


This sale is for 20 Slo Bolt Cilantro herb seeds packed into airtight and water tight glass vials complete with organic cotton and silica beads for excellent long term storage in the freezer. Use some seed this season and save the rest for next year and year after year. Seed saved this way can and usually does last decades. This is a slow-bolting version of Cilantro/Coriander that produces flavorful leaves over a longer period. For use in warmer areas.


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Fertilizers are chemical products that require proper compression packing.If not packed they may lose their essence. JD Jones provides best quality compression packing techniques to fertilizer industries that help them to not lose their true essence. There are various applications of compression packing in fertilizers. Some of them are:
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Posted by Peoples Company | Published August 10, 2017
Pictured is listing #13946 (34 Acres - Warren County, IA)
There were eighteen tracts of land that sold at auction between July 31st and August 4th. During these auctions, there was a total of 2,009 +/- acres available for purchase and of those acres, 1,796 +/- were tillable acres.
A few of the highlights from last week:
Check back next week for continued conversation on the farmland auctions we’re seeing from around Iowa, and be sure to take a look at our July Land Auction Results. Stay up to date on all the newest auction results and Peoples Company land and farmland listings - click the “like” button on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @PeoplesCompany!


Why Build A Garden Box?
There are many reasons to build raised garden beds. These are garden boxes that sit above the ground within a frame, typically made of wood or other materials. If you don’t have good soil on your property, you can provide better conditions for your plants.
Garden bed kits or a DIY raised bed are a great resource as plants are lifted out of the path of disturbance, and your soil will warm earlier and extend the growing season, providing gentler conditions for growing. In raised beds, fruits, veggies, and flowers can thrive while keeping your space tidy. The best part is that they are easy to make! Even if you are just getting into gardening, you are going to want some raised garden beds.
How To Build A Vegetable Garden Box
Step 1: Measure & Cut
Step 2: Attach Posts
Step 3: Connect
Preparing The Location
Step 1: Choose A Spot
Step 2: Remove Other Organic Matter
Step 3: Add The Bottom
Step 4: Finishing Touches
Adding Soil & Plants
What Type Of Wood Should You Use?
The type of wood to use for your raised bed garden is your choice, but there are some options and facts to know about them:
Cedar boards or redwood are naturally water-resistant but these ones can be expensive.
Hemlock, fir or pine are able materials to be the sideboards for raised beds but don’t last very long.
Pressure-treated lumber is also an option. Pressure-treated lumber has been a controversial topic when it comes to the chemical pressure treatment to protect the wood from rot, decay and insects. The reason for this was the treatment of the wood with chromate copper arsenate (CCA) which was then banned for consumer use in 2003. The Environmental Protection Agency deemed current treatments using alkaline copper quaternary (ACQ) safe for plants and vegetables. Remember that water-based treatments like ACQ still contain fungicides and pesticides. Creosote-treated wood is not a good option for vegetable-raised beds.
Compared to untreated wood, pressure-treated lumber lasts longer and is a similar price. There are also types that are treated for ground contact specifically.
Things to do to address concerns related to it in raised beds:


Farmers have one week to spread fertiliser before closed period kicks-in
Farmers have one week left to spread chemical fertilisers on their lands before the prohibition application period kicks in.
Under the Nitrates Directive, from September 15, farmers are not allowed to spread chemical fertiliser on their land.
Until January 12 in the south east, January 15 in the midlands and west and until January 31, farmers are prohibited from spreading fertiliser on their land.
Next month, on October 15, farmers are prohibited from spreading slurry on their lands with the aim being to protect ground and surface water, including drinking water.
The regulations also prohibit such application at any time of the year when the ground is frozen, waterlogged or heavy rain is forecast.
Meanwhile, the closed period for spreading farm yard manure starts on November 1.
Failure to comply with these guidelines could lead to farmers Basic Payments potentially being penalised.
Weather outlook for the coming days
Tomorrow, Friday, will start off dry in eastern areas but wet and windy weather in Atlantic coastal counties at breakfast time, are forecast to become widespread by early afternoon.
The rain will be accompanied by strong and gusty south to southwesterly winds and will be heavy in places, but will begin to clear eastwards later in the day, Met Eireann has said.
Friday night is forecast to be mainly dry with clear spells.
Meanwhile, Saturday will be largely dry with sunny spells and there may be one or two light showers along west and northwest coasts.
Highest temperatures will range 16 or 17 degrees with light southwest breezes.
On Monday rain is forecast to continue to affect west Munster, Connacht and Ulster with a continued risk of flooding.
Highest temperatures on Monday will vary between 14 to 17 degrees.
Tuesday looks set to be a dry day with good sunny spells and at the moment it looks like Wednesday will start off dry. but showery rain will move up from the south as the day goes on.


I live in south Louisiana. I have 2 trees (live oak and pear-flowering) I recently planted (in Feb). They are approximately a year old. Apparently, the ‘lawn boy’ has damaged the tree with mower or weed eater and has left abrasions on the base of the tree. Will these trees live and be healthy? They have showed no signs of dying, but what can I do to ‘repair’ the damage?
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
This article may help: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/tgen/repairing-tree-bark-damage.htm


Leader in VF technology – further sizes added to the already biggest portfolio in the industry / New size of the Alliance 372 VF – flagship tire in VF technology / New size of the Alliance 363 VF row crop – master of on-road drive and low wear / New size of the Alliance 585 – pure versatility for telehandlers, backhoe and compact loaders
With new sizes for three key patterns in the agricultural segment, Alliance – a part of Yokohama Off-Highway Tires – further broadens its already impressively comprehensive tire portfolio. Alliance introduces the new sizes of the following tire ranges: Alliance 372 VF for tractors, Alliance 363 VF row crop for tractors and sprayers, and Alliance 585 for telehandlers backhoe and compact loaders.
“We encounter enormous interest and demand in these tires and work hard to bring them to end-users in all relevant sizes. Seeing these tires appreciated as they are is an impressive confirmation of our strategy”, concludes Angelo Noronha,President Europe at Yokohama Off-Highway Tires.
Alliance 372 VF – flagship tractor tire in VF technology
With altogether 30 available sizes, Alliance 372 VF offers the biggest choice on the market for tractors, combines and harvesters. Following a recent construction upgrade and a new, the most modern stubble guard compound, the tire now comes in the additional size VF 710/60R34. Confirmed by independent research in France, the 372 VF tire range excels in terms of high fuel efficiency, powerful traction, low slip and large footprint, and hence effective soil protection. Performance and total cost of ownership of the Alliance 372 VF make for an unbeatable package with excellent value for money.
Alliance 363 VF row crop
Alliance 363 VF features a unique hybrid design specifically developed for tractors and sprayers with an extensive usage on the road driving in between the fields. This high-speed steel-belted tire with the very high flexion technology (VF) is now also available in size 380/105R50 and 480/80R50. Its key feature is low wear and long tire life. Practice reports give clear evidence that the 363 VF row crop tire can last twice as long on roads when compared to standard tread designs – and still delivers perfect traction and self-cleaning characteristics in the field as well as a comfortable ride, low vibration and low noise on the road.
Alliance 585 – master of versatility
This versatile Agro-Industrial steel-belted tire equally excels on hard surfaces, loose gravel and soil, thus offering the all-in-one choice for challenging surroundings and operations in construction, industry, municipalities, material handling and agriculture. Be it on telehandlers or backhoe and compact loaders: The Alliance 585 is built smart to work efficiently and with ease. The unique tread design, robust construction and proverbial durability characterise this tire as durable specialist for all kinds of challenging operations. This tire is now also available in size 305/70R16.5 and 265/70R16.5


In order to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, CAL will be running at very reduced capacity until further notice. Please contact email@example.com before sending in any samples to discuss the feasibility and potential timeline of sample analysis.The OSU Crop and Soil Science Central Analytical Laboratory operates as a fee for service laboratory. We accept soil, plant, water, and soil amendment samples from OSU faculty, staff, students, and extension faculty, as well as gardeners, field reps, and commercial producers.
We are actively pursuing collaboration with OSU faculty, staff, extension, and experiment station scientists as well as the NRCS, SWCDs, and ODA. If you have a project related to soils, but are not sure how to sample or what to analyze for, contact us and we can help you with your plan or develop a method.
We welcome your feedback. Please contact Gloria Ambrowiak with questions, concerns, ideas, or more information.
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Welcome to gardeners, growers of veggies, fruits, flowers, and trees!
Welcome backyard hen enthusiasts, worm farmers, beekeepers & composters!
Speaking of seeds.....years ago we bought an Asian hamster for my oldest son...cute little thing and cuddly. A weeks later, she had babies....7 of them. All grew up healthy and were given away. Another two weeks went by and viola! ...more babies! What the hell! There are no males around yet something is "seeding" her.
And yet, third time around she had 5 more babies.
6 hours ago
Strange. I'd aim a camera at the hamster and record it constantly to see whats up.
Someone claimed it is the Virgin Mary reincarnated into a hamster....
56 minutes ago


Marjory Wildcraft of Backyard Food Production knows pretty much all there is to know about gardening and has just produced this video, “Cheap and Simple Worm Composting.” If you’re a beginning gardener, a compost pile is a good place to start, especially now since it can sometimes take a few months for the compost to develop, depending on your climate.
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Cumin seed is an important item in many international cuisines including Indian and Mexican. The flavour resembles Caraway but is hotter. Used in soups, cakes, breads and a standard ingredient of commercial curry powders. The plant has grass like leaves with small white flowers and requires a long warm growing season. Seed should be started indoors in cooler climates.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency will not wait on Congress to act on climate change legislation. A senior administration official says EPA will soon roll out more regulations on greenhouse gases and traditional pollutants like mercury emissions that will help cut planet-warming pollution and emissions that more directly hurt human health. The unidentified official says these new regulations will not be as strong as action by Congress.
After the hot summer many farmers are facing crops that may have underperformed due to the weather. But bare spots, excessively weedy areas or crops that look stunted, discolored or wilted, may also signal a problem with plant parasitic nematodes. William Yee, a nematologist at NCDA, says now is a good time to scout crops for problems, collect samples and do some troubleshooting. It won’t help the current crop but you’ll be able to plan better for the next one.
Pork Budget Planning
Pork producers from throughout the country will be in Des Moines this week for budget planning meetings. The Plan of Work Budget Meeting includes producers from more than 25 states who represent the diversity seen in today’s pork industry.
National Pork Board President Gene Nemechek says the budgeting process will concentrate on spending that will deliver the best return for producers.


The problem of food security in Indonesia is exacerbated by the high number of poverty in Indonesia. This is exacerbated by the high dependence of the Indonesian rice consumption has increased and the national rice production has decreased. The research objective is to map the village level food security based on the aspects of availability, aspects of food access and livelihoods and access to nutritional health. Methods of determining district purposively sample while the determination of villages using a Multistage Sampling. The study was conducted in Sidoarjo Regency as a regional industrial center, Jember regency as agricultural centers and Banyuwangi Regency as fishery centers.Results obtained from this study are: (1) The villages in Sidoarjo regency 60% in the category of food resistant, and 40% in the category of food insecurity. (2) The villages in Jember regency 57% in the category of food resistant and 43% in the category of food insecurity. (3) Villages Banyuwangi 72% in the category of food resistant and 28% in the category of food insecurity.Key words: mapping, regional, hold food, food security.


Poppy DOUBLE BLOOMS MIXED COLORS Non-GMO 1000 Seeds!
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- Poppy Seeds - Double - Mixed Colors
- Papaver paeoniflorum
- Tall-growing annual with large double blooms
- Pollinator attractor with multi-colored Summer blooms
- Poppy seeds need to be cold stratified to germinate. Learn how to cold stratify your seed - instructions below.
- What can one say about this unique and beautiful mix of big, multi-colored blooms?
- We could try to convince you of their long growing season, their tall, sturdy stems, or extra large, fully double blooms in a range of lovely colors is sure to delight in any garden scape...
- But honestly, don't they just sell themselves?
- Name: Poppy Seeds - Double Mixed
- Botanical Name: Papaver paeoniflorum
- Life Cycle: Annual
- Light Requirement: Full Sun, Partial Sun
- Planting Season: Spring
- Plant Type: Tall green stalks with mutlicolored double blossoms.
- Features: Open Pollinated, Attracts Pollinators, Drought Tolerant, Container Garden, Easy to Grow & Maintain
- Color: Red, Pink, Purple, White
- Blooms: Summer
- Plant Height: 30-32 inches
- Plant Spacing: 6-8 inches
- Planting Depth: 1/16 inch
- Sowing Method: Start Indoors, Direct Sow
- Cold Stratification: Yes
- Hardiness Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
- Ships: Year Round
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- Zones 3 - 10
- Easy To Grow
- Bee Friendly
- Deer Resistant
- Low Maintenance
- Multiple Blooms / Rebloomer
- Extended Bloom Time (more than 4 weeks)
- Plants For Small Spaces
- Great For Mass Plantings
- Light Requirements
- Full Sun
- Half Sun / Half Shade
- Bloom Time: Spring and Summer
Poppy DOUBLE BLOOMS Mixed Colors Fall Planting Edible Seeds Non-GMO 1000 Seeds
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Floods open doors to more NZ produce
Eastern Australia’s sopping wet summer has set the scene for an ‘‘explosion’’ of imported New Zealand produce, according to growers on that side of the Tasman.
Great swathes of Queensland are under water and New South Wales and Victoria experienced a wet November-December.
‘‘Cheaper New Zealand labour costs and a low exchange rate already give increasing volumes of fruit and vegetables a price advantage in Australian supermarkets but the big wet is expected to lure in even more New Zealand produce to take advantage of local supply shortfalls,’’ an Australian rural news website, Farmonline, reported.
‘‘There’s no doubt Queensland’s floods and the pre-Christmas wet weather in NSW and Victoria will be a beachhead opportunity for New Zealand marketers to establish an even stronger footing here,’’ Avocados Australia chief executive Antony Allen said.
Australian Food and Grocery Council chief executive Kate Carnell said New Zealand had worked solidly to establish its reputation as a safe, fresh food garden for the Asia-Pacific. ‘‘I’d be amazed if they are not ramping up export plans to make sure they can help out where crop failures are causing interruptions to our supplies,’’ Ms Carnell said.


Soybean Marketing Overview
With harvest completed, total soybean supply for the 2016/17 marketing year is stable at 137.78 MMTs and the focus now shifts to the demand side of the balance sheet. Weekly export sales are currently ahead of the USDA export pace by 3.28 MMTs. This is higher than the USDA’s current prediction and will likely be revised upwards in the upcoming WASDE report on September 28th, 2022. This week's export sales were on pace with the seasonal average for this week, which didn't affect
Markets are looking forward to the 2019/20 marketing year with the release of the prospective plantings report on March 31st. See our production page for more acreage analysis.Our current prediction for the September WASDE release is for the USDA to decrease soybean ending stocks by -4.37 to 30.37 MMT. See our interactive balance sheet to make your own predictions.
Soybeans Around the World
Soybeans are an international commodity produces primarily in North and South American and exported to Europe and the Far East. On the world map below, countires highlighed in blue are major importing countires, and countires highlighed in green are major exporting countires. Click on a country to see a country specific breakdown of their soybean supply and demand.


USDA Announces County Rates for 2019 Market Facilitation Payments
Producers can now qualify for Market Facilitation Payments (MFP) ranging from $15 to $150 an acre under the 2019 version of the Market Facilitation Program for row crops, with rates varying widely by county and region.
Today, Agriculture Department officials announced program details, including county-by-county payment rates. The rates are based on the variety of crops each county historically produces as well as USDA's calculation of the impact on each commodity of unfair trade practices over the past 10 years.
MFP signup at local FSA offices will run from Monday, July 29, through Friday, December 6, 2019.
For more information about the program, click the links below or contact your local FSA office.
USDA Market Facilitation Program (MFP) Details: https://www.farmers.gov/manage/mfp
2019 MFP Per Acre Payment Rate by County: https://armtcommunications.s3.amazonaws.com/PaymentRates.pdf
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The first ever Lawn Supply Company granular fertilizer delivers on new technologies and unique ingredients! GrowORR G features a 13-0-13 formulation that can be applied to all grass types but works especially well in the midwest region or anywhere soils have a higher pH. We have included the ONLY form of Iron that has been shown in university studies to provide results when applied to the soil. Beyond that we have also included the latest in plant health technologies with peptides and free amino acids for larger root mass and overall plant health in stressful environments. Finally, GrowORR G includes a low salt index (lower burning potential) form of potassium and a form of nitrogen that provides the green you are looking for! Recommended Rate: Apply at 4 pounds per 1000 sq. ft. At recommended bag rate this 45 pound bag will cover roughly 11k sq. ft. Rate can be adjusted according to your nitrogen or potassium application needs. These high quality ingredients are what you expect from Lawn Supply Company products. No exceptions. You're More Than A Weekend Warrior....We Are Too. NOTE: This item ships to lower 48 states only and DOES NOT SHIP to Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Arizona, Wyoming. We are working to make this product available to these states in the future. Thank you for your understanding.
After more than 300 videos of cool season lawn care content on Youtube, I’ve compiled ALL of my best tips and tricks into this digital ebook covering an ENTIRE SEASON of lawn care for cool season grasses from start to finish. This easy to follow guide features well over 100 pages of my personal recommendations that will take the guesswork out of lawn care and take your lawn to the next level!
Year after year, renovation and overseeding videos are always extremely popular on my YouTube channel . Videos are great, but if you want to dive deeper then this guide is for you! I’ve compiled ALL of my best tips and tricks into this digital ebook covering THE ENTIRE process of lawn renovation and overseeding of cool season grasses from start to finish. This easy to follow guide features well over 100 pages of my personal recommendations that will take the guesswork out of lawn renovation and overseeding and take your lawn to the next level!
I have teamed up with Landzie to bring you a brand new Lawn Level! Over the years this type of tool has been such a valuable resource in so many renovation projects and I was able to work with Landzie to refine the details of the tool to bring you something I am proud to stamp with the Ryan Knorr Lawn Care logo. 36" wide tool for quick leveling and ease of use 72" handle with 2 piece screw in design to make for easy storage Powder coated high quality construction for a durable and superior finish This item DOES SHIP to Canada. ALSO AVAILABLE ON AMAZON - https://amzn.to/320bayw
Ask and you shall receive! In response to the Simple Lawn Solutions and Ryan Knorr Lawn Care “Lawn Essentials Box” many have asked for a bundle with larger sized bottles. The gallons box features 3 of of your favorite products in a larger size for easy refill of the smaller box, larger yards, or those who prefer to spray with a backpack and don't need hose end sprayers. This box features 3 - 1 gallon bottles of liquid products (16-4-8, Lawn Energizer, Soil Hume) bundled together so you SAVE versus purchasing bottles separately. Be sure to check out my Free Guide on how to use the Simple Lawn products in your lawn. P.S. You get 5% off when you use code ryanknorr at checkout
Simple Lawn Solutions and Ryan Knorr Lawn Care have teamed up for the "Lawn Essentials Box" - This box features six liquid products bundled together so you SAVE versus purchasing bottles separately. Be sure to check out my Free Guide on how to use the Simple Lawn products in your lawn. p.s. You get 5% off when you use code ryanknorr at checkout
If you're looking for a soluble fertilizer that you can mix at home and put right into your sprayer, EqualizORR is what you've been looking for. We've included the highest quality ingredients in micronized form to deliver powerful results while also adding fully chelated micronutrients as well. This will allow the product to be used by your lawn even if your pH isn't quite where you want it to be and will provide you with results for truly superior turf. Perfect for spoon feeding, EqualizORR is the affordable solution to your elite lawn care needs. Apply 4-8 oz per 1000 sq. ft. with at least 1 gallon of water per 1000 sq. ft. and water in after application. Depending on use rate, this 10 pound bag will cover 21k - 43k sq. ft. This provides the user with an affordable option for larger lawns or many many applications out of this one bag for smaller yards. Please note, if you have hard water you may consider adding pHixORR to your tank to further assist with solubility of this product in hard water situations. pHixORR is not required, but is a great option with a low use rate to assist your tank mix. FREE SHIPPING * Current product packaging for EqualizORR will arrive with bagged powder in a box. Label for EqualizORR will be on the outside of the box.
If you’re looking for a soluble fertilizer without phosphorus that you can mix at home and put right into your sprayer, GrowORR is what you’ve been looking for. We’ve included the highest quality ingredients in micronized form to deliver powerful results while utilizing ammonium sulfate and potassium nitrate for quick release. GrowORR is perfect for foliar applications to turf or ornamentals with superior results and is ideal for spoon feeding. GrowORR also pairs perfectly with GreenORR SP or GreenORR as an affordable solution to your elite lawn care needs. Apply at 1 POUND PER 1000 SQ. FT. during active growing season of turfgrass or ornamentals. Irrigate after application. Use of WARM WATER or vigorous agitation will aid in dissolution of product into water. * please note - current product packaging for GrowORR will arrive with bagged powder in a box. Label for GrowORR will be on the outside of the box. FREE SHIPPING
GreenORR is a chelated micronutrient fertilizer forumulated with iron, magnesium, and manganese for maximum color. It also contains a unique biostimulant to produce longer color response and greater uptake of the micronutrients compared to traditional micronutrient products. Apply 2 to 3 oz per 1000 sq. ft. and water in after application. FREE SHIPPING


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We know the demands of your business based on our many years of experience and we incorporate this knowledge into our operations. MSD Ltd. (abbreviation from Möschle Seifert Dämpftechnik) has united the steaming technology profession and experience of its long-established predecessors, Möschle and Seifert. Today we are counted among the worldwide leading suppliers of steam boilers, steaming solutions and systems, which are particularly used in horticulture, agriculture and wineries.
We know the needs of our customers. We have so far successfully supplied our products to more than 3.000 customers worldwide. These include large organisations such as the United Nations.
Internationality is very important for us. Being a German company located in Durbach and having a TUEV-certified producing plant in Hungary and distribution partners worldwide, we ensure optimal advice and quality, which always impresses our customers.
MSD AG sees itself as a technology leader. Our steam boilers and steaming systems have proved themselves for various applications, for example:
Horticulture and nursery gardens:
Sanitising and remediation of cultivation soils and weed control
Pasteurising of cultivation rooms, sterilising of cultivation soils, as well as combined use of steam for heating
Combination boilers for sterilising and cleaning of storage tanks, heating of mash and must, for warm and hot water and for weed control in vine rows.
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If there's one thing Bay Area backyard gardeners can count on at this time of year, it's kale. Our cool, typically damp winter weather is tailor-made for hearty winter greens, ones that can thrive through hard frosts, even snow. And though winter's rains may be passing us by, with a little irrigation, the crinkly kale, dino kale, red or white Russian kale should be growing like crazy in whatever pot, plot, or raised bed you've got planted.
Shop the farmers' markets these days, and while the first, $8/lb sugar-snap peas may be starting to appear, the backbone of the veggie tables are dark-green, iron-rich greens: punchy mustard greens, mellow collards, rainbow-ribbed chard, plus green or burgundy beet tops, the gift of two-veg-in-one that comes free with every bunch of sweet roots.
So: time to love your greens. We served a lot of greens during my time cooking at the Headlands Center for the Arts, yet we were pretty content to do them the same way each time. A handful of minced shallot was flung into sizzling olive oil, chopped greens were added, then the whole was stirred and stirred until just wilted and tender. To finish, we tossed in a quick splash of sherry vinegar or a couple of lemons, sliced into eighths and crushed a little to release the juice and aromatic oils. I do mine at home much the same way, with slivered garlic instead of shallots, and a healthy shake of red pepper flakes for a little burn. Nice with rice and tofu, nice with polenta and sausage, nice leftover cold out of the pan, eaten with your fingers while doing the dishes.
Now, though, during greens' moment in the sun, dinner is not enough. Greens need to find a home at every meal. A lot of farm mornings began with eggs and kale, as we counted down the weeks until the potato harvest. I love green eggs and ham, made from emerald-green minced nettles sauteed and stirred into scrambled eggs with a bit of proscuitto draped on top. And, then, for lunch, there are kale chips, kale Caesar salad, pasta with kale, Portuguese caldo verde with kale, potatoes, and linguica sausage, kale every way.


Ceramic Metal Halide or CMH for short (some refer to it as CDM), is gaining popularity in the horticultural industry. The CMH lamps have a very broad light spectrum which is more very similar to the sun itself than another type of HID lamp. We’ve taken CMH technology and increased its operational efficiency, making probably the most comprehensive spectrum of light output for an HID fixture even better. The CMH lamps also have increased efficiency in PAR/Watt in comparison to other kinds of HlD lighting. The CMH fixture can be utilized as a number one veg light, a number one light for 306 applications, or a supplemental full spectrum light for large flowering Operations.


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The Competitiveness Enhancement Programme (CEP) covers the four Southern Africa countries of Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique and Zambia.
The first implementation phase, which ended in December 2012, covered Botswana and Namibia while the second phase (2013 budget) will cover Zambia and Mozambique. The programme is expected to enhance the productivity and competitiveness of SMEs in the agro-food industry by:
- Adding value to their products and providing practical assistance in product diversification.
- Improving the quality of agro-food systems through a certification system.
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Hello Jeff, I got to connect the pictures sent seperatly to your question. Evergreens of all kinds have been declining since our very dry summer of 2012. The stress has allowed a number of boring insects and needle diseases to flourish. Needle casts and blights can be treated over a 2-3 year program along with improving plant health by regular watering all season long and a fertilizer program to assist in recovery. Spray programs involve 2-3 sprays per season starting at bud break, again when needles are about 1/2 grown and again when full grown. Sanitation involves needle cleanup and potentially Pine cone removal depending on the disease.


If I truly had to be self sufficient this year I think we'd starve or get scurvy. I could barter lemons and grapefruit, but I have planted nowhere near enough winter veges! I might have saved enough pumpkins to see us through but the canelenni and berlotti beans only yielded enough for seed for next season. I'm giving broad beans ( fava) another chance after being totally put off them as a kid. About about a months worth of corn is frozen with about the same of tomatoes, a row of salad veges are in and drying apples is on the agenda but I only see them lasting a month as well. The frozen berries should see me through for jam and smoothies and there are a good crop of cabbages, spring onions and celery but I forgot to plant more beetroot for winter. The brassicas are getting eaten, we'll be all right, we'll just dim the lights for dinner! ( so the kids don't spot the caterpillars) and there is rhubarb for puddings after all. When the situation dawned on me I got motivated to clean out the glasshouse. I gave it a good scrub ( to improve light) and pulled all the old tomatoes out. I will put some pea seed in when the moon is right and hope they are ready for spring. We'd survive on calaendula and chickweed if worst camre to worst, from under the roses. I looked for my garden diary to compare the seasons and couldn't find it so I'm keeping my garden notes here on my blog from now on. ( see below)
In other news..... a great garage sale day! Got curtains for the sun room we turned into a bedroom for the "teen". Also I've been a fan of retro tablecloths for years, long before they were trendy in fact. Four today, couldn't believe my luck. One large sale was to fund Herceptin treatment for a local, defiantly no haggling on my behalf, I hope they made heaps. NZ Health system sucks!!!!! Fancy having to have a garage sale to fund cancer treatment.
In other news, the "teen" is at his first party with girls tonight! Oh to be a teenager again!!!!!!!!!! Very exciting.


The United Nations recently revealed in its latest report that the unfavourable repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine war such as increased food prices might force over 20 million more people into severe poverty this year. According to “The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022”, 656.7 million people would be living on less than $1.90 per day worldwide in 2022. However, increasing food costs and the broader consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine might increase that figure to 676.5 million, Kyodo News reported.
Furthermore, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated in the report that the conflict in Ukraine has “caused food, fuel, and fertiliser prices to skyrocket”. Additionally, the UN chief claimed that it would also disrupt “supply chains and global trade and cause distress in financial markets.”
According to the Kyodo News report, even though the projection is still below 684.2 million in 2021, the Russian invasion, which commenced in late February, would put the globe “even further from meeting the target of ending extreme poverty by 2030”, one of the 17 SDGs.
50 countries import nearly 30% of their wheat from Russia and Ukraine: UN Report
The UN report further highlighted the fact that worries over food security have increased recently, particularly in countries like Africa and the Middle East that are heavily reliant on grain from Ukraine, a significant producer. As per the report, at least 50 countries import nearly 30% of their wheat from Russia and Ukraine. Notably, Ukrainian and Russian wheat makes up more than half of the wheat consumed in several African and least developed nations.
Due to the war, a staggering 100 million people are believed to have been forcefully uprooted from their houses as of May, with nearly 6.5 million of them fleeing Ukraine, according to the report.
Japan, the United States, and other Group of Seven nations have chastised Russia for obstructing the Black Sea ports of Ukraine and damaging its agricultural infrastructure, which has prevented products from being exported globally. Meanwhile, Russia, a major exporter of grains and one of the world’s top producers of crude oil, has attributed food shortages and soaring food and energy costs on G-7-led economic sanctions against Moscow.
Meanwhile, on August 1, UN chief Guterres lauded the departure of the first grain ship from the Ukrainian port of Odesa. He further called the act “a collective success of the Joint Coordination Centre”, as per media reports. Taking to Twitter, a UN spokesperson said on August 1, “@antonioguterres warmly welcomes the departure of the M/V Razoni, the first commercial ship leaving Ukraine’s port of Odesa since 26 February 2022. (sic)”


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The entire process will be monitored by our farmer friendly easy to use KrishakPay app. The farmer after registering his details and that being verified by the nodal FPC, can book a slot and space to deliver its raw material to the nearest collection point. Based on the raw material and quantity the farmer will get his payments into his bank account. The farmer can get reward points and also earn carbon credits for the raw material deposited at the collection points.
The reward points can be used as e- wallet to get benefits from various schemes which TECC will run by linkages with other service providers.
The traceability of the raw material can be mapped by this App and the data may be used to ensure fair prices for farmers (FAIRTRADE) and also increase transparency in our end products through Blockchain.


Growing our Future update - Consultation extended
08 January 2021
The Highland Council is giving more time for people to take part in it’s draft food growing strategy – Growing Our Future.
The extension, until the 28 February, will allow outcomes from the up-coming Highland Good Food Conversation to be incorporated in the strategy. The on-line conference is for anyone who is interested in the food sector and who wants to be part of the solution including farmers, chefs, bakers, third sector workers, food poverty campaigners and members of the public.
Martin Sherring, for the HGFC Steering Group, writes
"We’re very pleased to see that they’re taking the conference seriously, and to have an early opportunity to show that the conference can make a practical difference."
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Did you know that ancient Egyptians valued onions so much that officials took office with their right hand on an onion? And that in the Middle Ages they were so valuable that they were given as wedding gifts? And that the onion is actually part of the lily family? These and many more interesting facts about onions can be found in the Colorado State University Extension publication Colorado Onion Production and Integrated Pest Management. Available from our library, this is an essential guide for any Colorado onion grower. It outlines the different varieties of onions that grow in Colorado, procedures for fertilizing, harvesting, and post-harvest, and weed and insect pests. If you grow onions, be sure to check this guide. We also have many other publications on all kinds of Colorado crops; search our web catalog for much more agricultural information.
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Volatile flavor profile of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) as affected by tissue disruption
Abstract (Summary)Directed by Robert L. Shewfelt. Includes an article submitted to Journal of food science. Includes bibliographical references.
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This is an “off-month” for production of oil, as plant growth lessens in winter. Reports indicate that whatever limited oil has been produced is very low in Citral content. Would expect to see some upward adjustment in prices.
Reports continue to advise that up to now the winter season has not affected production yet. However, this is not expected to last and expect prices to firm as production slackens
Reports indicate that even though colder temperatures have set in the growing regions production has increased. Prices still firm.
Heavy rains in the primary growing regions in India, have temporarily hampered production. But again this is a temporary situation.
With increased demand from Aromatherapy supply is having difficulty keeping up with demand. Here too expect prices to increase.
Lack of rain cut down this crop, as all grasses need water. Shortages of Synthetic Citral allowed those who could afford to switch to Lemongrass as a source of Citral, albeit Natural. This has kept prices high.
No relief here, demand far exceeds availability of oil. Additionally, our weekly testing of oil has found very few lots that match quality specifications.
There continues to be high demand for Lemongrass, specifically as a Citral source. Reports indicate that prices at the farm level increase daily, as low availability has allowed for a “bidding war” to ensue.
Strong demand has kept prices firm. Limited availability has led to poor quality material entering the market place and being offered a current premium pricing.
With the shortage of Synthetic Citral, the internal demand in India for vitamins has caused manufacturers to switch to Lemongrass for Citral. This has caused prices to escalate and has limited availability. It is now the wrong season in Guatemala and availability there has been limited for years as prices are too high compared to... Read more »
The major growing region has experienced poor weather. Prices have firmed and are expected to remain so for the foreseeable future.
Still watchful of quality, prices remain firm.
There have been reports that the Monsoon Season this year has not provided enough rain to ease the conditions in drought stricken growing regions. This has kept prices firm. Strong demand has caused measures to be taken that have brought about serious quality issues.
With the drought still in effect in Southern India, production has been limited. Competition from collectors and strong demand has kept prices firm. This has caused oil of questionable quality to enter the marketplace. Hopefully the upcoming monsoon season will alleviate this situation and production will return to normal.
Due to the drought earlier this year, availability of quality oil has been an issue. Hopefully the upcoming monsoons will alleviate this problem.
With severe drought in the growing region of Cochin, prices continue to be firm. With availability an issue, there may be some relief after monsoons come at the end of May/June.
We have reports that drought in the growing regions was followed by monsoon-like rains. Processing has been hampered due to lack of suitable shoots. Pricing has climbed and relief is not expected until the end of September or early October.
Spain, Brazil, California, and Southern Italy have all been experiencing bad weather, leading to reports of large reductions in crop sizes. Argentina, the largest producer, reported a crop 10-15% larger than last year’s, slightly offsetting the losses elsewhere.
2018 saw the launch of numerous sparkling mash-ups flavors focused around tea, coffee and bottled waters. With the bar now set and consumers drawn to these new sparkling drink variations, brands are looking towards their unique signature to stand out amongst the crowd. Clean Cause’s™ expansion into a line of sparkling Yerba Mate ready-to-drink cans... Read more »
Lavender Oil Bulgarian Bulgarian Lavender has the full floralcy shared by all lavender/lavandin oils but is differentiated by having a more pronounced camphoraceous note than lavandins and a sweeter haylike note on the dry down. Lavender performs as a trending and standalone profile in flavors, notably in baking. Bergamot Oil Bergamot isn’t a traditional citrus profile... Read more »
The veggie chip, whether it’s made of sweet potato, yucca, or taro, has become more popular as consumers are looking for alternatives to potato and corn chips. This one is spiced with a CO2 extract of Timur Pepper, a close relative of the Szechuan peppercorn that has a lemony topnote and lingering peppery flavor.
Both new and established snack brands have pushed to reinvent popcorn as a healthy snack. This push has included new seasonings like sage, which pairs exceptionally well with the buttery flavor of popcorn. Lemon Oil 5X and Black Pepper Oil add a potent pop to this modern popcorn.
Same situation as with Litsea and Lemongrass, being used as a source of Geraniol.
Similar to Lemongrass, rain is needed in the growing regions. Prices remain firm and quality is questionable.
The situation here is similar to Lemongrass. Quality oil has been difficult to source.
Here the situation is similar to Lemongrass. Prices are firm, availability is tight, and demand is strong.


The recommended dosage is mixed into 15-20 liters of water in a separate container and transferred to the storage unit of the fertilization tank. The tank is then filled to completion, the final mixture is stirred and sprayed on the plants.
Points to Consider and Storage
• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Store it inside the original sealed container in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not swallow.
• Do not bring into contact with eyes, face and skin. Wash your hands with plenty of water after use.
• Leaf and soil analysis is recommended before use.
Store between • 0℃ – 35℃.
• The manufacturer is not liable for damages due to misuse of the product.
• Keep away from children, animals and foodstuff.
• Preserves its physical, chemical and biological properties for a minimum of 3 years when kept sealed in normal storage conditions.
• Soil and/or leaf analysis is recommended before fertilizer use.
PERIOD OF USE
DOSE FOR USE THROUGH LEAF
Applied 2 to 3 times starting from inflorescence period.
Applied 3 to 4 times starting from offshoot activity until unripe grape setting period.
Applied 3 to 4 times at 15 to 20 day-intervals starting from seeding period.
Applied 2 to 3 times at 15 day-intervals after reaching
4- or 5-leaf period.
Applied 2 to 4 times starting from planting period until final harvest.
Open Field Vegetables
Applied 2 to 3 times at 10 to 15 day-intervals starting from
Applied 2 to 3 times at 2 week-intervals starting from offshoot activity.
Applied twice throughout growth period.
Applied 2 to 3 times at 15 day-intervals during early growth stages.
Applied 2 to 3 times starting after 2 to 6-leaf period until
stem growth period.
Applied twice in total, first at the start of tillering and second during
Applied every 2 to 3 weeks
Green Areas / Grass
Applied at 20 to 30-day intervals starting from spring
Depending on the seed size, 1 to 5 cc of BELLA is mixed into 1 liter of water and the seeds are left to rest for 1-2 hours. Planting is carried out after seeds become slightly dry.


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Ludwigshafen – March 17, 2020 – Due to the rapid spread of the coronavirus (SARS‑CoV‑2) in Germany, BASF SE will not be able to hold its Annual Shareholders’ Meeting on April 30, 2020 at the Rosengarten Congress Center as planned. The health of employees, shareholders and the service providers involved takes priority. The state of Baden-Württemberg has banned events with more than 100 participants for the time being until June 15, 2020.
BASF announced today an increased projected peak sales potential for its innovation pipeline of agricultural solutions of more than €7.5 billion. By 2029, the company will launch more than 30 key projects, including novel seeds and traits, chemical and biological crop protection, digital products and new formulations broadening its offer. In line with its strategy in agriculture, the company increases focus on connected solutions for farmers to enable balancing agricultural productivity, environmental protection and society’s needs. BASF will build on its research and development (R&D) investment for agricultural solutions over recent years with a planned expenditure in 2020 around the prior-year level. In 2019 alone, the company spent €879 million in research and development in the Agricultural Solutions division; representing around 11% of sales for the segment.
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