75 Years of Unverferth Manufacturing
We've been building better together since 1948. Follow our rich history and see how we've grown over the past 75 years.
A father son duo, Lawrence G. and Richard Unverferth, refine and test a mechanical beet-thinning tool called the Beet Blocker for the family farm. In the same year, a patent issues for this product.
Richard, teamed with his father, Lawrence, open L.G. Unverferth Manufacturing with a loan from family members using their war bonds. The company begins by manufacturing combine shucker control levers.
The Unverferth duo introduce bolt-on, stovepipe hat-shaped wheel extensions for adding dual wheels to tractors.
The company begins manufacturing dual wheels, all from the family's farm. These products firmly establish Unverferth in the agricultural wheel business, which continues today.
A patent issues for the mounting of dual agricultural wheels.
The construction of a new manufacturing facility and corporate offices are complete at the present-day location in Kalida, Ohio. The company incorporates as Unverferth Mfg. Co., Inc. and introduces Turn-Rite running gears.
The company purchases Hammer and Gump, a nearby competitor of dual agricultural wheels. In the same year, a patent issues for snap-on-style dual agricultural wheels.
The introduction of step-up lugs allow farmers to go from 34" rims to 38" rims economically. A patent issues in 1970.
The introduction of the T-Rail dual wheel system for easy on and easy off dual wheel mounting. A patent issues in 1971.
The launch of Over-The-Rim dual wheels bring another mounting style to the marketplace.
The acquisition of McCurdy Manufacturing in Ada, Ohio, adds gravity boxes and box augers to the product mix. In the same year, a patent issues for a Tandem Axle running gear.
Unverferth Mfg. celebrates its 25th Anniversary.
The introduction of Ultra-Torque direct-axle duals.
The Circoloc dual wheel system launches, and the company purchases a patent for the Towmobile trailer which hauls a tractor behind a pickup truck. A patent for the Circoloc dual wheel system issues in 1985.
Unverferth purchases Grover Manufacturing Company of Luckey, Ohio, which produces the popular Harogator tillage tool.
The company establishes the first sales branch in Albany, Georgia.
The introduction of Unverferth header transports give farm operations a reliable way to transport their combine head or platform.
The introduction of the Culti-Planter tillage tool permits one-pass tillage and plant operation. A patent issues in 1986.
Unverferth releases the innovative Rolling Harrow soil conditioner which continues to be a popular product today.
The company introduces narrow wheel conversions along with the Round-About bale wrapper which earns a patent in 1990.
Unverferth purchases Brent Industries in Shell Rock, Iowa, and adds grain carts and large wagons to the company portfolio. This acquisition expands manufacturing into the heart of the Midwest where a state-of-the-art facility stands today.
The Brent CPC 2000 disk ripper debuts at the Farm Progress Show in Amana, Iowa, and a patent issues in 1992. The second sales branch opens in Fresno, California, to support robust wheel sales. In 1995 the branch moves to Tulare.
Unverferth purchases Rawson Coulters in Farwell, Michigan, which focuses on toolbar-mounted three coulter tillage implements. In the same year, the Unverferth Rawson Zone-Builder deep-tillage tool launches.
The company acquires a fierce competitor, Kill Brothers Company, in Delphos, Ohio. Production continues in Delphos today where a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility stands.
A new sales branch opens its doors in Jamestown, North Dakota. This branch location moves to Tower City, North Dakota, in 1998 and then to the present-day location of Casselton in 2008.
To better serve customers in the upper northwest, the company establishes a new sales branch in North Powder, Oregon.
A new sales branch opens in Woodstock, Ontario, that relocates to Ingersoll, Ontario, in 2010.
Unverferth Mfg. celebrates its 50th Anniversary. In the same year, the company introduces the Brent Avalanche double-auger grain cart with a pivoting unloading auger design and also opens the Kearney, Nebraska, sales branch.
The company purchases assets of Hecla Mfg. in Hecla, South Dakota, which includes skid-steers and attachments. In the same year, the Town & Country, Ltd brand debuts.
Unverferth acquires certain assets of the Top Air Company, including Top Air sprayers, Parker and Ficklin grain handling products, Better-Bilt manure handling products. The Ficklin and Better-Bilt brands and products are eventually archived to make room for other product lines.
The Top Air T-Tank pull-type sprayer receives a design overhaul with capacities up to 2400 gallons and booms up to 90ft.
Liberty skid-steers debut at ConExpo Con/Ag in Las Vegas, Nevada. With the agricultural economy beginning to boom in 2006, this product line and brand quickly fades into the sunset.
Unverferth releases the Seed Runner bulk tender with a self-filling conveyor design at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky. A patent issues in 2012.
A patent issues for a conveyor with sealing belt edges used on Seed Runner tenders and portable conveyors.
Unverferth X-Treme grain carts debut with an angled, front-folding design for greater unloading reach and height. Several patents issue in 2015.
The introduction of the Unverferth Seed Pro bulk box tender, All-Wheel-Steer header transport and Top Air sprayer with a steerable hitch at the Farm Progress Show.
The Brent Avalanche model 2096 with a 2,000 bushel capacity launches at the Farm Progress Show along with the Killbros SeedVeyor seed tender product line.
The company showcases the new Parker Seed Chariot seed tender at the Farm Progress Show.
The UHarvest data management system for grain carts debuts in conjunction with Raven Industries.
The company acquires property in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, to construct a new sales branch to service Western Canadian customers.
Unverferth introduces the NutriMax liquid fertilizer applicator, which brings the company into the fertilizer application market. In the same year, the 42"-wide Equalizer grain cart track system debuts.
The innovative Brent V-Series single-auger, side-folding grain cart launches and maximizes forward reach for enhanced unloading visibility.
The cover crop seeder for the Rolling Harrow conditioner debuts for a quicker and more economical solution to planting cover crop seed.
The company purchases the Blu-Jet product line from Thurston Manufacturing in Pender, Nebraska, which includes NH3 applicators among other products. In the same year, a new sales branch in Dublin, Texas opens, and is relocated to Lubbock, Texas, in 2021.
Unverferth acquires the Pro-Force dry fertilizer spreader product line from Force Unltd. in Oelwein, Iowa, to round out the company's fertilizer application offerings.
The Raptor strip-tillage tool launches with an innovative narrow fold design for an all-in-one solution for strip-tillage and fertilizer application from one manufacturer.
Introduction of the new generation of Brent Avalanche grain carts with an innovative reversible auger design for left- or right-hand unloading.
Unverferth Mfg. celebrates its 75th Anniversary.
Though the company officially began in 1948 as L.G. Unverferth Mfg. Co., Lawrence (L.G.) and his son Richard Unverferth began innovating in the 1930s when they developed the Beet Blocker, a motorized tool for thinning sugar beets. Lawrence, who was a farmer by trade and mechanical by nature, invented this implement to help him and neighbors mechanize the monotonous process of thinning young beets to optimize yield. Richard and other family members were there to refine the tool for commercialization.
A patent for the Beet Blocker was issued to L.G. in 1936 who sold it to H.C. Rassmann in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Rassmann marketed them as Rassmann-Unverferth Sugar Beet Blocking and Thinning machines.
Richard enlisted in the Navy in January 1943 where he served on a submarine in the Pacific theatre during WWII. In 1947, knowing jobs would be scarce when he returned the following year, he and his father pooled their savings and secured additional funding with plans to officially launch the company as L.G. Unverferth Mfg. in 1948.
The Unverferth duo saw a need to help local farmers become more efficient, so they began manufacturing innovative combine shucker door control levers for Massey-Harris combines. After manufacturing enough to fill the trunk of a car on the family farmstead on Road 18, just south of Kalida, Richard set off across the Midwest selling these goods. The proceeds from these sales went towards securing raw materials for the next “trunkload” that would be made and sold in the same fashion.
In 1949, they introduced bolt-on, stovepipe hat-shaped wheel extensions for adding dual wheels to tractors. In addition to dual extensions, the company also began manufacturing dual wheels, all from the family’s farm. These products firmly established the company in the agricultural wheel business, which continues today. The family’s farming operation also contributed to sustaining revenue in the early years when sugar beets and tomatoes were grown.
To keep manufacturing employees busy during the off times of manufacturing, and to provide additional cash flow for the fledgling company, what eventually became Dick’s Restaurant in Kalida, Ohio was purchased in 1949. The Knotty Pine restaurant in Ft. Jennings and L&M restaurant in Ottawa also became part of the family business until their sale in the 1970s, when manufacturing was fully self-sustaining.
On July 7, 1951, Richard married Gladys Pugh who also became very involved in the business, doing just about anything that was needed. The couple lived above Dick’s Restaurant for a while after their marriage. Their eight sons, as they became old enough, also worked at the company in a variety of duties. Five of them eventually made a career with the company.
Unverferth Mfg. continued growing throughout the 50s and 60s by introducing new, innovative methods of attaching dual wheels to tractors and combines that included Over-the-Rim® and patented T-Rail® duals. The family farming operation continued growing sugar beets, tomatoes and grains. Manufacturing employees, including Richard, were often enlisted to help with planting duties and trucking during the busy harvest. In October, 1962, L.G. passed away due to complications from a stroke a year or so earlier.
In 1963, Richard purchased land at the current location to consolidate the several manufacturing and storage areas throughout the farm and in town as well as provide office space for the growing company. The 15,680 square foot building was completed in 1964 and the company became incorporated as Unverferth Mfg. Co., Inc. This new building helped fuel company growth by expanding dual wheel capacity and the addition of Turn-Right running gear with innovative steering.
In 1965, a neighboring dual wheel competitor, Hammer & Gump, became available from Ed “Coon” Hammer and Andy Gump of Miller City. They engineered the snap-on style of clamp-on dual hardware that is still used today. In addition to dual attaching hardware, the Hammer and Gump name was used on gravity boxes and running gear in the 70s.
Unverferth Mfg. further expanded into the grain handling business in 1972 with the purchase of McCurdy Manufacturing in Ada, Ohio. The gravity boxes were coupled with the company’s running gear to supply dealers with complete grain wagon assemblies.
McCurdy also manufactured grain and fertilizer augers that mounted onto gravity boxes and trucks, chain elevators for moving bales into barn lofts and commercial refuse containers. Production of augers and gravity boxes transitioned by 1976 to Kalida and the Ada facility was sold. The McCurdy name evolved into Unverferth McCurdy and continued until the mid-80s when it was transitioned exclusively to the Unverferth name.
The purchase of Grover Manufacturing of Luckey, Ohio in 1979 advanced the company’s product line to include tillage equipment with the Harogator soil conditioner.
With the Harogator tillage line success, organic innovation soon led to other tillage products such as the Perfecta field cultivator, Cult-Planter, Rolling Harrow and Penetrator disk chisel and several bolt-on leveling attachments. When the Luckey plant was destroyed by fire in March, 1990, production was moved to Kalida which had greatly expanded manufacturing capacity by then. Though the pull-type and most mounted models were sunset shortly thereafter, the Harogator name lives on with a one-bar tillage attachment.
Unverferth Manufacturing grew westward with the acquisition of Brent Industry assets in Shell Rock, Iowa in 1988. This well-known and respected, Midwest-based grain cart and grain wagon line introduced Unverferth Mfg. to a broader range of dealers with an ever-expanding product line.
This facility has also grown throughout the years and today produces five different brands and several different styles of grain handling products. Pull-type sprayers and liquid and dry fertilizer applicators are also produced there today. The Brent name was also used over the years for the innovative CPC 2000 disc ripper with angle- and on-the-go depth adjustable disk gangs, the first of its kind, as well the HCV2000 field cultivator, Earthquake and Tremor tillage equipment.
Richard turned the reigns of president over to his eldest son, Steve, in 1992, and remained actively involved in the company as chief executive officer until his passing on February 26, 2004, due to pneumonia.
In the early 90s, conservation tillage was coming into the mainstream and a concept called zone-tillage was capturing the attention of many farmers. The system used three mirrored and opposed coulters on a toolbar to till a 6” to 10” seedbed zone into which the seed could be planted. It provided the conservation benefits of no-till along with the yields of conventionally tilled fields.
The Zone-Tillage lineup grew to include a pull-type Zone-Till cart with liquid fertilizer application, the Zone-Builder deep-till implement to eliminate compaction and a planter that could be pulled behind the Zone-Till cart for one-pass fertility and planting. With other tillage styles becoming more fashionable, the lineup was trimmed to the Zone-Builder subsoiler and stand-alone coulter attachments in the early 2000s with the Zone-builder implement continuing strong into our 75th year.
In 1993, the Kill family decided to sell Kill Brothers Company, a successful Delphos, Ohio-based manufacturer of grain handling, box augers and tillage products. Although Kill Brothers and Unverferth were fierce competitors for many years, the Kill family felt that Unverferth Mfg. would be the best buyer because of the family atmosphere. Today, the Delphos facility continues manufacturing a wide range of the company’s tillage, grain, seed and fertilizer application products and has greatly increased in size to 325,000 square feet from the original 80,000 square feet in 1993.
By the company’s 50th anniversary in 1998, product quality was further enhanced to stay ahead of the competition through major investments in state-of-the-art powder coating systems in Kalida and Shell Rock and a new paint system in Delphos. Investments in CNC machining and robotic welding cells were also made to provide higher-quality products. Investments such as these continue today with state-of-the-art fiber lasers, robotic fabrication and forming stations and collaborative robotics for manufacturing small parts.
The Brent Avalanche dual-auger grain cart also made its debut in 1998 with initially an 850 bushel model 884, followed by the 1,000 bushel model 1084 introduced shortly thereafter. This was the industry’s first cart with a pivoting vertical discharge auger that gave users the ability to quickly reposition the auger instead of the entire cart for enhanced unloading productivity.
The late 1990s and early 2000s saw a downturn in the farming economy due to lower crop prices and higher interest rates. To keep manufacturing people busy, the company launched a lineup of smaller tillage products for lower horsepower tractors know as Freedom tillage products. The company also purchased a skid-steer manufacturer, Hecla Industries, in 2000. In addition to the Patriot skid steer, the company also manufactured the Minuteman lineup of skid steer attachments. Production of these products was moved to Ohio where development work began.
In early 2001, Top Air Company of Cedar Falls, IA became a victim of the anemic farm economy and Unverferth purchased the remaining assets. The product lines included Top Air sprayers and seed conveyors, Parker and Ficklin grain handling products, Better-Bilt manure handling and Clay milking parlors. It was decided to maintain and expand the Top Air, Parker and Better-Bilt product offerings with manufacturing moving to Delphos and Shell Rock.
The Clay milking products were sold to Freeman Company in Canada, and the Ficklin brand sidelined. When the farm economy began taking off in 2006, thanks in part to the ethanol boom resulting higher commodity prices, the company focused on products that provided the volume and return necessary for its manufacturing needs and the Better-Bilt line faded away along with Minuteman products and the short-lived Liberty skid-steer loader.
In addition to the several companies that have fueled the company’s growth, new product innovations continued throughout the years. In 2006, the first self-filling seed tender, branded as the Unverferth Seed Runner, was introduced at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky. The show proved it to be an instant hit in the marketplace and quickly launched Unverferth Mfg. into a new market, eventually becoming one of the leading manufacturers of seed tenders. A patent was awarded for the design in 2012, with several more following, attesting to its innovation.
The Unverferth X-Treme grain cart with single, front-folding auger was introduced in 2009 that provided greater height and unloading reach in a front-folding design. The unique forward pitch design of the auger folded diagonally across the front and was awarded a patent a few years later.
With increasingly larger grain carts being produced, the company sought out ways to improve flotation on grain carts currently carrying up to 2,500 bushels. The idea was spawned to create a wider track belt and a pivoting undercarriage that pivoted both front and rear similar to the traditional track, but also pivoted side-to-side to help maintain the cart’s footprint over uneven terrain. Thus was born the Equalizer track system that made its debut in 2014.
Seeing the growth of in-season fertilizer placement and the need for well-built, long-lasting equipment for larger farmers, the NutriMax applicator was designed and introduced to the market in 2014. Farmer adoption was slow at first, but as the reputation of the machine’s narrow transport width, which earned a patent, high-speed application capabilities and durability, it quickly became the fertilizer applicator of choice among the larger growers.
With the rear-folding design of Brent corner-auger grain carts being in a solid market position, the move was made to further enhance unloading visibility by making the auger longer and angling it outward. Coupled with a four-way downspout, the V-series of corner-auger grain carts was born.
With a quest to continue robust growth, the search was on to find complementary fertilizer application equipment that would expand the company’s reach and growth. In early 2019, Blu-Jet products became available through the bankruptcy of Thurston Manufacturing in Pender, Nebraska. The assets were purchased by August and manufacturing was rapidly brought into the Unverferth fold for sales, support and manufacturing.
Shortly after, in January, 2020, the Pro-Force lineup of dry fertilizer spreaders became available from Force Unlimited in Oelwein, Iowa and were purchased. These two product lines and brands completed the company’s roundup of fertilizer application products to cover the full commercial fertilizer needs of any farmer or applicator- anhydrous and liquid to dry.
In 2021, after a few years of testing and refining, the Unverferth Raptor strip-tillage tool made a “virtual” debut due to cancellations of farm shows during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. This tool was designed with the need to create an ideal seedbed and provide needed fertility in the zone, which is where it’s best utilized by the crop. The wide adoption of GPS systems in tractors makes planting in the strips more easily replicated than it was using row makers used on the early Zone-Tillage products.
Throughout the years, Unverferth Manufacturing has maintained its family ownership, which contributes to the family atmosphere at its manufacturing facilities in Kalida and Delphos, Ohio, Shell Rock, Iowa, and current sales branches in California, Georgia, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas and Ingersoll and Swift Current, Canada.
In 2023, there are 900-plus employees and over 1.3 million square feet of manufacturing space under roof, including recent building additions at all three manufacturing locations. The eight sales branches across the United States and Canada service our customers with high-use replacement parts and wheels for customers in those areas. The farming operation continues today with a corn/soybean/wheat rotation and continues serving as a testing ground for the company’s new designs.
New products being first offered for 2023 include the 98-series of Brent Avalanche grain carts with a host of new features, including increased auger reach and height, right-hand unloading and an all-new metallic black color, marking the 25th anniversary of this product.
With continued product innovation, Unverferth Mfg. and its employees are poised to continue the momentum built and nurtured by Richard and his father. The company continues the family ownership with Steve transitioning to chairman, Larry to president, and Dave to vice president of operations. The fourth generation is also taking on greater responsibilities in management and daily company operations.
The history of Unverferth Mfg. story is only complete by acknowledging the many dedicated people who have contributed to the culture of growth and innovation over the decades. To paraphrase Richard Unverferth from a 1990’s talk at the annual Christmas luncheon, ‘the investments in buildings, equipment and computers don’t make the products without the people. They are our most important asset!


One of the lessons learned this year was that mulch can bring extra issues to the garden. Our biggest pest explosion was pill bugs, followed by slugs, and a few ear wigs. Many of our peppers, among other crops, were damaged by them.
I have only done one bed so far. It is a lot of extra work to add the hardware cloth, which in my case is a 1/2 inch wire mesh, to the beds after they are finished. Anyway, we have enough mesh for 6 of our 10 beds. From the pictures below you can see snow accumulation. It won't stick yet but it is showing up early this year. (10-24-2013)


What a wonderful week! It started off strong with Atlanta's own Crop Mob. This is a group of volunteers who swarm upon local farms to lend their labor and their love. We were visited by the Mob on Sunday. Around 40 volunteers made light work of a few large task.
The rest of the week was so incredibly pleasant both and on and off the farm. It is still hot out but there are occasional breezes and a few mornings this week I wore a sweater in to work (not that it lasted long once I started moving). Fall is coming. Our Fall CSA also started this week. All in all the vibe on the farm was positive and hopeful.
Then the weekend came and it got even better when I became a Godmother to this little beauty:
|Eleanor, her Mom, and co Godmother/Amazing Dress Maker|
This is why the blog is so late this week. Try looking at this beautiful baby and being upset about it, or anything. This is also why this week's blog will be pretty brief. It's already Wednesday and I don't want to fall any further behind.
We don't normally work Sundays but when you have 40 people coming to help you out for free you'll meet them anytime they like. We actually had over 60 signed up but it rained Sunday morning early and must have scared some of them off. Too bad for them. The rain cleared but the clouds stayed and it was the most pleasant day we have had in months. The Mob worked for about 3 hours and then our Chef friend Thomas, from the Hyatt, made us all lunch.
My crew weeded the sweet potatoes and planted blackberries in Main House Field
|3 rows of blackberries almost done|
|Many hands make a happy farmer|
|We also laid some irrigation and fabric for row number 4|
|Lunch was delicious and well earned|
|Some of my farm hands for the day|
|Look familiar? It used to be full of tomatoes. Not anymore. Thanks Crop Mob!|
Eggplant, Okra, Sweet Potato Greens, Arugula, Turnips, Green Beans, Okinawa Spinach, Peppers, Southern Peas.
Sweet Potato Greens? Yes! Recipe coming soon.
|Sweet Potato Plants|
|Bunch of Sweet Potato Greens|
Production and Distribution
CSA is back for the fall! This was the first week filling and delivering CSA boxes for the fall season. This week's box contained:
-1# Mixed Gala and Ginger Gold Apples (Beech Creek Farm)
-1 bunch Hakurei Turnips
-1# Green Beans
-1# Asian Eggplant
-1 bunch Sweet Potato Greens
-1 bunch Arugula (Crystal Organic Farm)
-1 African Winter Squash (Similar to butternut)
-1 Mixed Herb Blend (Basil, Rosemary, Tarragon, Lemon Verbena, Sage)
|They surely do|
Saturday Cory went to market with Elizabeth. It was pretty slow. We don't have a ton of variety right now as we wait for the fall crops to start producing.
More fall planting and transplanting this week.
Started Lettuce, Chicory, Cabbage and a few others in the Green House.
Transplanted Fennel, Leeks, Blackberries, and Raspberries.
Direct seeded Beets, Choi and more.
|Transplanting Fennel into the hoop house|
|New starts in the Green House|
|Direct seeding in the field|
A collection of Bugs and Flowers for you.
|This little green spider was hanging out on my sleeve in the Okra|
|A fan of Sweet Potato Greens|
|First things I saw Monday morning :)|
|There are hundreds of these in the lower fields now|
|What happens when you don't plant out the sunflowers in the greenhouse. Tiny Sunflowers.|
We worked really hard this week. There were lots of extra hours to make up for being 2 men down and yet we did it with a grace that comes from being happy where you are and seeing the fruits of your labor every day. Cory noticed and took us out to lunch on Friday.
To my second pair of gloves this season:
Thank for your for many hours of protection from wooden handles, spiders, dirt, okra spines, caterpillar poop, horn worms, rotten tomatoes and other rough, squishy, smelly or generally gross things. Thank you also for the perfect time when you were worn down just enough that I could operate the touch screen on my I-Phone but you still kept out the elements. You were good to me and I appreciate it.
|Puddy harvests turnips|


Erdogan confident in extending Ukraine grain deal to alleviate global food crisis
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed confidence in the extension of the crucial Ukraine grain deal, aiming to address the ongoing global food crisis. Erdogan disclosed that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin had discussed the matter, signaling a positive outcome.
“We are preparing to welcome Putin in August, and we agree on the extension of the Black Sea grain corridor,” Erdogan informed reporters during the press briefing. However, he did not specify the exact date of his conversation with Putin.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, responding to Erdogan’s statement, neither confirmed nor denied the Turkish President’s claim. Peskov stated, “There is no statement about this from the Russian side.”
The Black Sea grain deal was initially signed in July 2022, five months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and has since been renewed twice. Despite the previous renewals, Putin has recently voiced his reluctance to extend the agreement due to obstacles faced by Russia’s own grain exports.
Earlier on Friday, while speaking in Jakarta, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Russia to extend the deal, warning that vulnerable countries would suffer without it. Blinken emphasized that developing nations, particularly those in the region, would face higher food prices and increased food scarcity.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also addressed the issue by sending a letter to Putin, advocating for the extension of the grain deal. Guterres supported the removal of hurdles hindering Russia’s fertilizer exports, another concern raised by Moscow.
Erdogan expressed hope that Guterres’s letter, combined with joint efforts between Turkey and Russia, would secure the extension of the grain corridor. Discussions and communication between relevant parties are ongoing to reach an agreement.
Stephane Dujarric, a spokesman for Guterres, confirmed that various messaging platforms such as WhatsApp and Signal were being utilized to exchange correspondence. However, a response from Putin to Guterres’s letter is still pending.
During a televised interview on Thursday, Putin argued that none of Moscow’s conditions for the deal had been met, casting doubt on its future. He emphasized that no progress had been made from their perspective and added, “We will think about what to do; we have a few more days.”
The grain deal, which Erdogan played a key role in brokering, has allowed Ukraine to transport over 32 million tonnes of grain while bypassing Russian warships in the Black Sea. The majority of these shipments have gone towards feeding people in developing countries across Africa, the Middle East, and other regions. A failure to renew the agreement would risk further escalation of food prices, exacerbating the current crisis.


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Box contents - 21st January 2021
Beetroot, Celery, Juicing Carrots, Juicing Apples, Juicing Oranges, Kale, Lebanese Cucumbers, Lemon, Lime, Pineapple, Purple Carrot and Strawberries
That's our plan - but some items may change to bring you what's best on the day.


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What are the pros? Prolific, small plants, easy
What are the cons? Small fruits
These were my first determinate tomato plants and they were easy to grow and produced quite well and still are (mid-August now). These are very dense plants with fruits that are not very large (no more than two inches long) nor the most flavorful, but are prolific (we have averaged picking about 12 per day for a solid month and still going strong which seems odd for a determinate, or is it?) and they make good sauces or salsas. I probably will not grow these again due to personal preference but it was a fun experience and I don't discourage anyone else from trying these.
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On 1st of december 2018, the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme was launched. This scheme provides the indian farmers a direct amount of cash to 9.9 crore farmers and the cash amount starts from 75,000 crores.
This scheme is now modified and developed for the farmers of india. This scheme is modified to provide support to the farmers of our country in the Pandemic Covid-19.
This scheme provides the farmers the cash support of Rs.6000. The amount is given in three installments of Rs.2000 after every four months. Only the eligible farmers will get the benefit of this scheme. The farmers of rural,urban areas who belong to a small or margin line family and need support can take part in this scheme.
APPLY FOR KISAN CREDIT CARD LOANS
Applying for the KCC Scheme is not a big deal in today’s digital era. You don’t even have to visit the bank and stand in the long lines. Just a click and you can get the benefit of this scheme. Here we have mentioned a few easy steps by which you can apply for the KCC Scheme at your home.
- First you have to visit the website of the bank from where you want to get the benefit of this scheme.
- After that you have to search for the Kisan Credit Card option and click on Apply now option.
- After that you have to fill the form appropriately and completely.
- Then you have to click on the submit button.
- Wait for the reference code from the bank.
- After getting the reference code, submit the form in the bank and you will get the cash amount in your credit card.
- Now you will have your Kisan Credit Card in your hands.
- You have to visit your nearest bank which gives the KCC Scheme benefits.
- Take the application form and fill the details asked to you.
- Submit the form to the bank.
- You will get your Kisan Credit Card in your hands now.
DOCUMENTATIONS REQUIRED FOR KISAN CREDIT CARD LOANS
- Completely and appropriately filled application form by the applicant.
- Identity proof of the applicant such as aadhar card,PAN Card,Ration card,etc.
- Address proof of the applicant.
- The current residential proof is necessary such as utility bills,etc.
- Bank statements of the applicant are also required.
- Passport sized clear photographs of the applicant.
- Land agreement or other documentation of the land are necessary.
ELIGIBILITY FOR KISAN CREDIT CARD LOANS
- The farmer who is his own cultivator.
- The horticulturist,famer,agriculturist,tenant farmer,sharecropper,etc can get this scheme benefits.
- The dairy owners can also apply for this scheme.
- The age criteria is 18 years to 75 years of age.
- The self helping groups, or liability groups are also eligible for applying for KCC loan schemes.
LOAN LIMIT IN KISAN CREDIT CARD SCHEME
The loan limit in the kisan credit card loan scheme is different for different banks,states and types of farmers.
The limits for the first year is 10% for household,consumption requirements,etc. Limits for repairs and maintenance is 20% for the first year. For crop insurance,etc the limit is 10% per annum.
WITHDRAW CASH FROM KISAN CREDIT CARD LOANS
Withdrawing cash from the kisan credit card is very easy and convenient. The farmers only have to swipe the credit card in the ATM Machine and enter the code and amount they want and they can get the money in their hands.
The cash withdrawal has become very easy and convenient for the indian farmers with the kisan credit card scheme.
INTEREST RATES OF KISAN CREDIT CARD LOANS
BANKS GIVING KISAN CREDIT CARD LOANS
|State Bank Of India (SBI)|
|Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI)|
|National Bank For Agriculture and Rural Development (NBARD)|
|National Payments Corporation Of India (NPCI)|
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5-2-06 SHORT HILLS: More chopping and another load to the dump. There is still more yard to go, yards of yard. Today started overcast and ended sunny. We are again ready for rain. I started the sprinklers yesterday. Vermont tomorrow.
New blooms: another type of viburnum, more azalea.
Clarification: the grape vine pulled yesterday was the nasty, parasitic thing that devours trees.
Pix: can you smell this snowball viburnum? Azalea to the bee.


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Welcome to Dicla Horticulture, where we are dedicated to nurturing growth. With our roots stretching back to 1993, when Mr. Dirk Tijssen, a Dutch immigrant, designed and built tunnels for his personal use, Dicla’s story is both captivating and far-reaching.
These tunnels proved to be an overwhelming success, propelling Dicla Farm and Seed (Pty) Ltd into a thriving business that embarked on numerous horticulture projects across South Africa and even beyond our borders.
In 2010, Dicla entered a new era with Johan Tijssen, the son of founder Dirk Tijssen, at the helm. This marked the beginning of a period of significant growth, where Dicla’s reputation flourished thanks to our extensive range of well-known products and unparalleled service.
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Our brand new slogan, “Think Growth,” encapsulates our ethos. With our commitment to friendly service and exceptional products, Dicla Horticulture aims to exceed our clients’ expectations, offering more and better solutions than ever before.
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Slovene Farmers Warn of Even Bigger Protests if Promises are not Fulfilled
Ljubljana, 29 July - Some 3,000 Slovene farmers gathered at the government palace in Ljubljana on Monday to voice their displeasure over government policies in agriculture, as well as to highlight what they say are the tough conditions they face. According to Marjan Gorenc, the head of the trade union of farmers, which organised the rally, today's action signals the beginning of a new round of talks on the promises which have been given and which, if not fulfilled, will lead to even bigger protests.
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Banana Sorbet is a medium-sized plant which flowers in 8 - 9 weeks indoors producing very good yields of between 450 - 500 gr/m2. Its buds are both large and dense and are literally covered in resin crystals, so much so that this is an excellent strain for the making of extracts and concentrates.
It has a deliciously sweet and smooth flavour and is sure to be an in-demand strain.
|Genetics||Banana OG x Sorbet|
|Other Features||Dense Buds|
|Yield||Indoors: 450 - 500 gr/m2|
|Grows||Greenhouse, Grows Indoors, Grows Outdoors|
|Max Flowering Time||9 weeks|
|Flowering Time||56 - 63 days|
|Taste / Flavour||Banana, Cream|
|Effect||Euphoric, Happy, Sleepy, Uplifting|


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(One of my resolutions for this year is to post on this blog more often. Also, no drinking on weeknights.)
This week in last month’s news: We bought a house! It is lovely and very large. I feel a bit weird posting pictures of the front of it online*, but here’s a shot of the staircase.
But more on that later.** Right now I want to talk gardening. Longtime readers*** may recall that I have an enthusiastic but spotty history of growing things, particularly tomatoes. But one of the things that came with our house was a big, sunny, south-facing backyard, with enough space to grow almost anything we want, just as soon as we have to soil tested to make sure it isn’t too contaminated with the lead paint that’s been flaking off the house since 1905.
In the meantime, let’s start some sprouts:
|Back row: beets Middle Row: kale, spinach, lettuce Front: chard Not Pictured: fava beans, edamame|
We really should have started most of these last fall, for a winter crop, but we didn’t actually, technically own the house then, and that might have presented some problems.
The above picture is from Day 0, when we planted everything but the legumes. (It was taken in the sunroom, planned future home of tomatoes and peppers, because it gets really hot in there.) How have they progressed since then? So glad you asked:
I think it’s going rather well.
*50% Privacy concerns, 50% embarrassment about how badly it needs painting.
**So, so much more. Seriously, you have no idea.


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The advanced ergonomics of Solis tractor help to deliver powerful performance regardless of any terrain. They are being engineered to handle work in any type of weather condition without any hindrance and in any kind of terrain. Solis uses high-end technology to match the demands of future farming and is helping farmers effortlessly perform complicated tasks with utmost ease. Over time Solis has come up with some exciting features that helped farmers in numerous ways, be it any task related to farming – ploughing, tilling, irrigating, sowing, or industrial tasks such as lifting, pulling, snow blowing. Solis has the solution for your every need. Sometimes keeping up with your personal yard routine becomes quite a complex problem, but Solis also introduced its unique series of tractors built to work in narrow fields and private yards.
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Solis narrow tractor series is known for its speciality of low turning radius of 3.6m that allows it to move freely in small areas while performing as efficiently and robust as the other ones. This series is especially being made for farmers who work in vineyards and fruit orchards with narrow lanes to move. The design and size of these tractors ensure the ease of operation in these narrow lanes. This series is available in two horsepower.
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There is only one tractor that this series offers is H 26. The Mitsubishi engine, hydrostatic transmission, and sleek & stylish bonnet are what make it a complete package for all your farming chores. This is a complete multitasker with advanced tech features and over-the-top lifting capacity. Solis 26 makes farming easier and transforms all your complexity into ease. Also, Solis is soon going to launch another power-packed compact series with more upgraded features and a powerful engine to make farming easier for you.
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***This property will be selling at auction on 2/2/23 at 11:00 am, Auction to be held at 300 Park St S, Fairfax, MN*** This is a magnificent chance to own wooded land with Fort Ridgely Creek running through it, a farm site, and approximately 13.12 ac of tillable land. You do not want to miss this auction! 37.32 total acres, approx. 13.12 acres tillable. Productivity Index: 71. The vacant farm site has a driveway, utilities, and a few outbuildings. An easement is in place along an existing field on the east side of the property for access to the land north of this parcel.


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Company Umpqua Organic Farm is located in the city of Tiller. The legal address of the company is 179 Capital Ln, Roseburg, Oregon, USA. Other interesting information can be found on working days by phone 541.673.3223. The scheme of travel to the company Umpqua Organic Farm can be viewed on the interactive map.


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Iraq - Agriculture, forestry, and fishing | Britannica.com
About one-eighth of Iraq’s total area is arable, and another one-tenth is permanent pasture. A large proportion of the cultivable land is in the north and northeast, where rain-fed provision dominates and is enough to cultivate wintertime crops, mainly wheat and barley. The number is in the valleys of the tigris river and Euphrates rivers, where irrigation—approximately incomplete of Iraq’s arable ground is irrigated—is requisite end-to-end the year.


Thank you for providing food and encouragement to our Casa Chapi families in the remote villages of the highlands. While Peru is shut down due to the coronavirus, your generosity is making all the difference.
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We asked you to provide food staples for our Casa Chapi families, and you gave generously! Grateful families are receiving hope and encouragement as well as needed rice and beans from you.
Richard (“Don Ricardo”) and Jane Miller have been advocates, volunteers and donors to Quechua Benefit since 2008, when fate intervened and they won two alpacas donated by Mike Safley as a raffle prize at a local garden show.


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Tan russet skin with white flesh. Definitely a "classic russet". The higher starch content makes these potatoes ideal for french fries, baking or mashing. Not as many eyes as some varieties, but will produce a fairly large, consistent-sized tuber.Gold Rush not available this year... Choose Classic Russet instead!No international order... more details
Potatoes - Carola | Organic | *Ships April/May for Spring Planting*
Carola has a lovely, sunny yellow flesh with a nice creamy texture making this potato nice a smooth one for frying or in German-style potato salad. Originally from Germany, and my favourite all-purpose. Cindy Rubinfine of Pleasant Hill Farm attests that she ends up selling much of her seed stock to customers at the Hubbards and ... more details
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Late season variety. Medium sized, oblong tubers.
One of our most popular potatoes at Hope Seeds. Deep blue/purple skin, and purple flesh throughout. A good one to combine with Carola, All-Red... more details
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Onaway is a good ole mainstay, bred in Maine and released to the public in 1956. High yielding variety, especially when planted at closer spacing. White, round tubers have a lovely moist texture and are good for boiling and baking.
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TNA attends 20th China International Agrochemical & Crop Protection exhibition
TNA is proud to report our first attendance of the CAC International Agrochemical expo, the largest in the world. We would like to thank all the visitors that came to our booth and staff and companies that helped us organize it. We launched our new Nutri Tabble product line, effervescent micronutrient tablets designed specifically for the Asian household farmer. We reached out to many new potential customer and markets, and we are confident to return in the coming years as well, see you in 2020!


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By Dwain Duxson
Check out the latest Hay Report here, hot off the press this morning.
It was a little quieter for Machinery and Equipment sales, but this was offset by a lift in sales of Fertiliser and Urea through the PAC.
Mike sold this Case IH 8240 Header with a 40ft Front for $45k below with listed price.
On the Grain front, we sold Milling Oats for $210 a tonne, Faba Beans for $320, $340 and $345 a tonne, Field peas for $405 a tonne and Barley for $280 a tonne. All prices are ex Farm.
This is what the sales guys said happened this week:
Mike said - Grain Storage is a popular category at the present time.
Augers are selling well also. Grain Bag inloaders are selling but not near as popular as last year. Livestock handling equipment are becoming popular as well due to the price of Livestock, with a full set of Cattle Yards selling around the $50,000 mark, it was large enough to handle 200 head. Grain is still popular with a few suppliers looking for various types of grain to fill previous quoters
Shane said - At the moment, it's all about Harvest and Hay Equipment. Headers, Tractors, Silos, Field Bins, Chaser Bins, Augers and Hay Rakes are some of the more popular items. With new Equipment still in short supply, we are also seeing more cropping type items like Combines and Airseeders being nibbled on, with buyers worried they won't have what they need by the time cropping comes around.
Paul said - This last week has seen more sales of Harvest related gear with everything from Headers and Fronts to Augers and Storage options. We seem to always tick over good tractors, and we are seeing an uptake on most quality tractors that hit our books. Also, seeing some Hay Making gear shift with a few Mower Conditioners and Balers being looked at.
Keep those listings coming and see what else sold here.
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Tea processed by Nyabihu Tea Factory on Tuesday sold at a record price of $7.22 (about Rwf6,624.89) per kilogram, the highest price in the history of the Mombasa trading where a dozen producers from the region sell their tea. Mombasa is the largest black tea auction center in the world after Colombo, Sri-Lanka. Thushara Pinidiya, the Director of Nyabihu Tea Factory told Business Times that it was all down to the good manufacturing practices and best plantation management. The recent highest bid in October last month on Mombasa auction was earned by the same tea processing company at $6.64 (about Rwf6,096) per kilo. Nyabihu Tea Factory is based in the Nyabihu District, Western Province with tea plantation covering at 1,043.54 hectares. Last year, the company sold 1.5 million kilos of tea with Pinidiya saying that they anticipate selling 1.8 million kilos and 2 million kilos this year and 2020, respectively. According to the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), last month Rwanda sold 1,968,267 kilos of tea at an average price of $3.07 per kilo at the Mombasa tea auction.


|I live in Ohio. I have a small lilac bush that I wish to transplant. I think it is done blooming. Can I move it now or should I wait until the fall? Should I trim it back, and if so do I do it before or after the move? Thank you for your help.
|Answer from NGA
June 1, 2009
|If your lilac has finished blooming you can prune it back now. You can prune it back by as much as one third if that will make the move easier. You should be able to move it now, providing you dig it carefully so as not to sever too many roots, and if you keep it well watered until it re-establishes itself in its new home. It should have plenty of time to develop new flowering growth this summer so you'll have blooms next spring. Enjoy!
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Straw Bale Gardens Collection of all Four Books
This is an offer for the entire collection of books about the STRAW BALE GARDENS method by Joel Karsten. One of each of four books including.
Straw Bale Gardening - Self published book 2012
Straw Bale Gardens - Cool Springs Press 2013
Straw Bale Gardens Complete - Cool Springs Press 2015
Straw Bale Solutions - Cool Springs Press 2018


Cafetalera Herbazu Costa Rica / SL 28
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This beautiful coffee is a real flavour journey. Cup of Excellence winning micro-mill Herbazu in Costa Rica. Complex and well balanced with vibrant tropical flavours and good sweetness. Finest SL28 cup qualities outside of Kenya.
Tastes: Mandarin, lemon, caramel & pineapple
Origin: Costa Rica
Region: Lourdes de Naranjo
Producer: Antonio Barrantes
Varietal: Kenya SL28
Altitude: 1500 MASL
Suitable for: Aeropress, V60, Kalita & Chemex
Roast date: On all of our coffee bags, we provide you with a roast date. To get the best out of our coffee we aim to rest it for 7-14 days after roasting (depending on the type of coffee), this allows for the flavors to open up, offering much more clarity to your cup
Story of seven brothers and sisters who produce coffee in the western valley of Costa Rica, in the Lourdes de Naranjo area. In 2010, Antonio Barrantes plants in his Finca Cafetalera Herbazu, the Kenyan variety SL28, one of the most well-known varietals of Africa, produces some of the highest quality cups of coffee in the world. The first production of these plants was harvested in 2015 and won the first prize at the Cup of Excellence. The production of Cafetalera Herbazu represents about 2000 fanegas, which are wooden boxes used as a unit of measurement in agricultural circles, equivalent to about 55 litres. The coffee is handpicked by workers, who are specialists in picking 100% ripe coffee.


Thanks, readers for the heads up on Zzest. I can’t confirm what happened to the restaurant. I can confirm that a friend who lives in Suffern says it’s now called Tuscan Restaurant. And there’s a listing on 411.com for Tuscan Restaurant that has the same address that Zzest used to. As of noon Monday, nobody is answering that phone number. I’ll get back to you when I know more.
Liz Johnson is content strategist for The Journal News and lohud.com, and the founding editor of lohudfood, formerly know as Small Bites. As food editor, she won awards from the New York News Publishers Association, the Association of Food Journalists and the Associated Press. She lives in Nyack with her husband and daughter on a tiny suburban lot they call their farm — with fruit trees, an herb garden, and a yardful of lettuce, tomatoes, onions, shallots, cucumbers, zucchini, radishes, cabbage, peppers, Brussels sprouts and carrots and four big blueberry bushes.


Coffee is a tropical plant, living in a humid environment with an average rainfall of 1500 mm per year and a temperature range of 19 to 25 ° C. Most industrial coffee plantations are near the equator and at an altitude of 300 to 2,000 meters above sea level.
The coffee plant originates in Africa. There are three species of coffee, and each species has many variants. Variations of coffee are the result of both natural and biological mutations.
Three coffee species are Coffea Arabica – Coffee, Coffea Robusta – Coffee, and Coffea Liberica. Only Arabica and Robusta coffee are of economic value. Three quarters of the world’s coffee is Arabica.
In the wild, wild coffee trees can reach a height of 7 to 10 meters.
After many years of harvesting, the coffee trees need to be planted and become a good source of raw materials for the production of White Coal.
Raw material must reach standard size in Binchotan Coffee production
With large gathering yards and abundant raw materials, Viet Charcoal always meets all the demands of production and quality for local and foreign partners!
Funny pictures in production 🙂
Vietnamese Coal Company produces Binchotan Coffee based on Japanese technological process. Producing standardized binchotan coffee:
– Carbon content (%):> 90%
– Ash content (%): <2.5%
– Sulfur content (%): <0.01%
– Total calorific value kcal / kg:> 8000kcal / kg
– Moisture (%): <3%
Time of fire: 3 hours (3 times longer than normal charcoal
* Size for each market of Viet Charcoal


Allotment gardening has never been more popular, providing a sense of community, escapism and of course, a place to grow plants and vegetables for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.
In celebration of National Allotment Week, 12-18th August 2019, The Posh Shed Company is highlighting a storage solution designed specifically for ‘allotmenteers’. The Allotment Store is both compact and multifunctional to ensure it maximises growing space.
Standing at just under 5ft, the Allotment Store won’t steal light from your plot but is tall enough to store tools such as spades and forks with space left for pots, compost and other allotment essentials. The Store is fully waterproof and is secured with a five-lever lock.
The reinforced, load bearing roof is what makes this store truly unique. It is positioned at a five-degree angle and includes a waterproof membrane with a stainless steel edge, creating a growing space for shallow rooted plants and edibles directly on the roof or in grow bag. The built-on guttering and downpipe provides excellent drainage.
Available in a compact 3 x 3 or a larger 6 x 3, the Allotment Store is part of the Posh Shed Company’s Back Door Store range, which includes compact storage options for allotments, logs, bins and hobbies.
Each size comes with a portable bench/step, which is ideal for taking a break, admiring your hard work and enjoying the tranquillity of the allotment or having a cuppa with your neighbour.
To find out more visit www.theposhshedcompany.co.uk
3 x 3 – £1,245 + £250 delivery and installation
6 x 3 – £1,555 + £250 delivery and installation


This limited edition print was the very first created for our Richmond Landmark series. The Southern States silos are an iconic structure in downtown Richmond, VA - visible within the city and from I-95 as you pass through the city.
Southern States first began as the "Virginia Seed Service" co-op in 1923, consisting of about 150 farmers throughout Virginia who came together in Richmond to procure better seeds for the crop growing conditions within the state. By the 1930's the co-op had grown and began serving other surrounding states - thus changing its name to the "Southern States Cooperative." Today, they are not only one of the nation's largest farmer cooperatives, but a contributor to the world's largest seed-breeding research organization.
- 11" x 14"
- Three color hand printed screen print
- Limited edition, signed and numbered
- Standard frame size


Address: 23900 Loganberry Ln Sheridan
Remarks: This 80.3-acre farm is planted in 42 acres of conventional blueberries (Draper, Calypso, Duke, Elliott, Last Call) and 29 acres of Tahi kiwi berries. The kiwi berries are well protected by a windscreen, and the Tahi variety is known for its high quality and long-lasting shelf life! The north end of the property borders the South Yamhill river, where the POD lies, providing water rights that fully cover the land wtih a 1969 priority date. On the property stands a 1,372 SF home and a 1,452 SF shop.
Listed By: Steve Helms & Paul Terjeson
DISCLAIMER: Information is from sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed by the broker. Buyers are urged to seek independent verification, through professional inspections and personal review, of the condition of the property and the facts contained
herein. Property is subject to prior sale, price change, correction or withdrawal.


- May 13, 2021
- Location (City and/or State)
- Las Vegas, NV
If it comes to spraying your plants with something that needs to be reapplied after it rains (good thing OP lives in the desert)... I am a big fan of diluted vinegar and dish soap.
The amount of vinegar needed is very small otherwise you can damage plants.
This works against aphids, millibugs and causes caterpillars to curl up and fall of the plant they are on. They also find leaves that have been sprayed completely repulsive.
Every year ants have a go at farming millibugs on one plant or other on the terrace, and a single application kills all the millibugs and paralyses the ants for a couple of hours.
That's a good idea I hadn't considered because I wasn't sure if it was safe.. I have used dish soap when dealing with fungus gnats on my indoor plants before I decided to swap over to hydroponics.
Are you very thorough with your application, applying it both on top and underneath the leaves? I found with the DE it wasn't very effective because I wasn't getting underneath the leaves and my plants are now large enough that the caterpillars don't have to travel further than the leaf they hatch on.
I actually just ordered some DT today hoping that spraying it over top would be enough once they ate a hole through the leaf, but I would love if diluted vinegar and dish soap was just as effective. I'm assuming that in a small amount it is still safe for torts (perhaps only after it's rinsed off?) so I could give it a try before opening the DT.


Hey everyone!! My name is Gwynn and I live in Auckland, NZ!! I have a wonderful north facing garden that gets full sun most of the day. I have successfully planted lots of herbs, tomatoes, and other things. Now, I'd like to do a bit more and am wondering if any of you have much experience planting on a hill. Looking on the web it seems that terracing is one of the best options, does anyone know of any other possibilities? Thanks for your support and suggestions.


Gardeners can conveniently test their moisture, and pH levels with the handy ActiveAir 2-Way Meter. Moisture readings register on a scale of 0 (dry) to 10 (moist), and pH readings between pH 0 (acidic) and pH 10 (basic) are represented. The durable, easy-to-read tester is suitable for indoors or out and needs no batteries to operate.
DO NOT LEAVE IN SOIL. CLEAN PRONGS AFTER EACH USE.


Moldboard plow National 3 point 4 bottom For Sale
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Moldboard plow National 3 point 4 bottom :
This is a 4/14 National plow. It has a three point hook up. It is in field ready condition. The steel is good. The front moldboard has been welded. We have owned this plow for about five years. We plow about 15 acres a year with it. The plow uses the same parts as Oliver, and parts can be gotten from TSC or Shoup. This plow can easily be changed to a 3 or 2 bottom by taking a few bolts out. This is used and sold as is. Please feel free to ask questions and to come look at it. We have a tractor with pallet fork to load it on your truck or trailer. Payment and pick up are due seven days after the end of the sale unless other arrangements are made. Our zip code is 43080.
Thank you and good luck.
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Whether you’re a brand-new cultivator or a seasoned veteran, indoor grow area automation can aid you conserve time, boost your profits, as well as lower the risks connected with growing marijuana. You’ll locate a wide range of grow room automation systems on the marketplace, from easy, semi-automated setups to fully integrated, robotic options that automate every element of your grow area. Temperature level and also moisture are 2 of the most essential elements of indoor cannabis expanding, and also you can automate them to a large extent. Temperature controllers service the same cycle as grow lights and can also turn off devices when lights are out. You can also use a fan-speed controller to control the power of followers. You can establish a timer to activate your fans when your expand room is at its optimum temperature level. You can likewise automate your air flow and carbon dioxide systems. You can make use of digital timers to set your pumps and also carbon dioxide systems to run on periods, and also you can even set timers for every of your grow space’s lights. You can even automate your post-harvest process, like cutting as well as healing. You may likewise wish to think about a computerized watering system or an automated drying system. These can be a bit more expensive than the common timers you’ll discover in your regional equipment store, however they deserve the price. The Pulse ONE Environmental Display is an amazing piece of modern technology that gauges the smallest of all possible growth indicators, light and also moisture, in a single device. It gives you a 24 hour take a look at your grow area and provides immediate alerts when systems malfunction or stop working. The iPonic Collection, established by Link4 Firm, incorporates the aforementioned with a cloud-based control system that offers you platform-independent mobile control. Picking the best expand space automation system for your needs will certainly depend on your spending plan as well as your expand area’s size. A few of the most popular options include the Seedo Grow Space and the Grobo Automated Grow Box. If you are a beginner grower, you may wish to begin with an automatic expand outdoor tents. These tents are made by seasoned cultivators and also consist of the necessary expand lights and also ventilation for an effective expand. The very best part is that you can readjust your expand outdoor tents at any moment, letting you invest even more time working and also much less time worrying about your expanding operation. The iPonic Series is an excellent selection if you’re wanting to manage your grow area’s ventilation as well as temperature, in addition to its lights and other elements of your expanding procedure. It’s additionally a very easy means to measure your grow space’s performance, as well as a great suggestion to sync it with various other systems you might already have. The iPonic Collection additionally comes with a variety of various other attributes, consisting of a customizable security system, mobile control, and also cloud-based tracking. This is a wonderful way to watch on your grow space’s conditions, and also you can obtain a quote on automated grow room software and also equipment from Climate Control Manager.


REETH COMMUNITY ORCHARD
Below are some of the contact details for local nurseries and organisations which may be of interest.
R.V.Roger Ltd., The Nurseries, Pickering. YO18 7YG. They stock around 80 varieties of apples plus pears, plums, cherries and nuts, and can advise on planting and growing. Call +44(0)1751 472226 .
Common Ground’s web-site celebrates the detail and diversity of places, giving fascinating facts and customs. www.commonground.org.uk
Eggleston Hall Gardens and Nursery. Hardy plants and a wonderful secret garden to visit. Tel: 01833 650115. www.egglestonhallgardens.co.uk
Hudson House, Reeth, Richmond, N. Yorks. DL11 6TB. Tel: 01748 884485
Rural Enterprise and Resource Centre for the 2 Dales, in which the Community Orchard Group is a partner. Provides local services at the heart of the community. www.hudsonhouse.org
Swaledale Weather gives local weather and information, with a web-cam and more links. www.swaledaleyorkshire.com/page3.htm
Swaledale Festival For information visit Swaledale-festival.org.uk to see this year’s programme.
Swaledale & Arkengarthdale Archaeology Group are contributing to the knowledge-base of the history of our dales through archaeological and related activity. www.swaag.org
Reeth Informal Astronomy Group at http://www.reethastro.org.uk for info & views of the night sky above Swaledale.
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Dahlia Dinnerplate American Dream
This very large very showy variety is a stunner the 8-10″ bright pink blooms detailed with thin red stripes on massive 40″ tall plants. Outsize flowers make a lovely big impression as cut flowers and are ready for beautiful bouquets. Fine choice for cottage garden. Fewer flowers say summer like the bold blooms of dahlias. These favorite plants come in two basic types: compact bedding forms and tall border types. Both have upright stems and grow from tuberous roots. They come in an amazing range of colors and flower forms from single small...
About Burpee Gardening
"At Burpee.com we supply high quality seeds, plants & supplies for home gardeners. We offer a large variety of vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, and supplies – all guaranteed to please." --- Burpee Gardening; More Details


Enough kit here to run 2 tents from start to finish with equipment for every step of the process. Full details of what is included are as below: Luumi Compacta 600w Ballast Generic 400w Ballast LumenLite 250 watt 2700k Enviro light (CFL built in ballast) LumenLite 250 watt Dual Spectrum Enviro light (CFL built in ballast) Black Orchid Mixed Flo inline extractor (125 37w) Swift Air 15w Inline extractor 2 x Carbon filters Terra Flores Nutrients (2 thirds full) Terra Vega Nutrients (3 quarters full) Bio Bizz Bio-Bloom (90% Full) Plant Magic Organic PK 4-8 (90% Full) Various Pots (3 sizes) Water Trays, Seedling Pots 38cm Electric Propogator Infared Thermometer 4 x adjustable Light hangers Plant sticks 2 x Dutch Barn Shades (foil is peeling slightly on one but makes no difference to performance) Multi layer drying rack (collapsible with case) Mammoth Lite 90 x 90cm Grow tent High quality 80 x 80cm Grow tent.
All you will ever need! The item "Huge Grow Kit Bundle.
Tents Hps CFL Ballasts Nutrients Filters Fans Pots & More" is in sale since Wednesday, December 18, 2019. This item is in the category "Garden & Patio\Hydroponics & Seed Starting\Grow Light Kits". The seller is "finecityp17" and is located in Wymondham. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.


Is it Safe to Eat the Local Fruits and Vegetables in Guatemala?
Yes. Guatemala produces excellent fruits and vegetables. You can find local produce at grocery stores, markets, and roadside stands. It is, however, a good idea to eat produce that requires peeling, like oranges or bananas, rather than washing — this reduces the chance of contracting a water-borne disease.


House Farm Bill Fails
NAWG, AFBF disappointed reauthorization was stalled
The House rejected a $867 billion farm bill Friday — after spending days negotiating with key conservatives to ensure that the bill could pass without the support of Democrats, says NPR.
The vote was 198 to 213. All Democrats voted against the measure, and were joined by 30 Republicans.
Read the full report here.
Jimmie Musick, National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) President and Sentinel, OK, farmer says his association is disappointed that the Farm Bill reauthorization process has stalled.
"Between low commodity prices, a suffering ag economy, extreme weather conditions, and disease, growers need access to a strong Farm Bill after September 30," he says. “Congress needs to enact a Farm Bill before the current one expires to give farmers long-term certainty that a safety net will be available through these uncertain and difficult economic conditions.”
American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall also urged members of Congress to not use members of the ag industry as pawns in a political game.
“We are already starting to hear from farmers across the nation, many of whom are perplexed and outraged at this vote," says Duvall. "They are facing very real financial challenges. The risk management tools of the farm bill are too important, particularly at a time of depressed farm prices. We urge the House to pass H.R. 2 as soon as possible.”


Using a complete scientific high quality management program, superior high quality and superior faith, we acquire great reputation and occupied this industry for Combine Harvester Machine Price, Maize Shelling Machine, Millet Thresher, Mini Potato Harvester,3 Point Potato Digger For Sale. We play a leading role in providing customers with high quality products good service and competitive prices. The product will supply to all over the world, such as Europe, America, Australia,Armenia, Monaco,Turin, Madras.We welcome customers from all over the world come to discuss business. We supply high quality solutions, reasonable prices and good services. We hope to sincerely build business relationships with customers from at home and abroad, jointly striving for a resplendent tomorrow.


What have I done? I am the anti-potato.
For some reason I cannot grow potatoes in Queensland. They always die on me about half-way through the growing season (OK, so it's happened twice, but it never happened in Melbourne). I know potatoes are a bit marginal in this climate, but it must be possible. I'll post a photo and see if anyone can help out.
It's been a very egg-y week. Hooray for Booty, PinkRosie and Heckle!! Thankyou girls. I had to tape some toy eggs together and… Continue


To coin a phrase from sports turf guru Jerad Minnick “athletic fields aren’t overplayed, they’re under maintained!” We believe no truer words have ever been spoken. At Modern Turf our turf management programs are second to none. Our programs are incorporated with each customer’s budget, to produce the best playing surface possible. In conjunction with our programs, we also do contract service as well, including aerification, Fraze mowing, top dressing, mowing, and much more.
With the knowledge of turfgrass experts and former golf superintendents, you and your turf can benefit from years of experience. We offer professional installation and complete care of your sports field. There is no field too big or too small, our team will carefully analyze your turfgrass needs and help you every step of the way. With the combination of our Turf Care division and a great variety of turfgrass options, you can bet your sports field will handle whatever you throw at it and recover quickly. Sports turf management is what we do.
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The LA Times reports on the guerrilla gardening movement, in which people make and maintain gardens on property that's not theirs.
Shown above, a photo by Gina Ferazzi of a batch of "seed bombs," used by guerrilla gardeners to quickly plant seeds on the sly.
Scott is a guerrilla gardener, a member of a burgeoning movement of green enthusiasts who plant without approval on land that's not theirs. In London, Berlin, Miami, San Francisco and Southern California, these free-range tillers are sowing a new kind of flower power. In nighttime planting parties or solo "seed bombing" runs, they aim to turn neglected public space and vacant lots into floral or food outposts.
Part beautification, part eco-activism, part social outlet, the activity has been fueled by Internet gardening blogs and sites such as GuerrillaGardening.org, where before-and-after photos of the latest "troop digs" inspire 45,000 visitors a month to make derelict soil bloom.


11th International Congress on Plant Biotechnology and Agriculture
from 22 to 26 May
Registration on the event and presentation of the summary at the website until:
March 10, 2017 At the congress optimal solutions to problems in the fields of biotechnology and agriculture will be transmitted. They include oral presentations, posters and video.
The official languages of the meeting are: Spanish and English. Will be available simultaneous translation.
Bioinformatics, biological processes automation and precision agriculture.
PhD. Cosme Santisteban Toca
Agricultural bioproductivity, environment and education.
PhD. Romelio Rodriguez Sánchez
Exchange of experiences on the use of temporary immersion bioreactors in plant biotechnology. ( See more )
During Bioveg2017 we are organizing the Third Symposium on Plant Cryopreservation CryoSymp2017 under International Society for Horticultural Science. ( ISHS http://www.ishs.org )
For more information about CryoSymp2017 visit the official site of the event ( http://www.ishs.org/symposium/493 )


The 2024 Fall season starts October 28th and runs for 8 consecutive weeks on Mondays or Fridays at the farm from 3-7pm and Saturdays at Rope Walk from 9:30-10 AM. We offer two share sizes for the Fall season, the weekly share and a bi-weekly share. Check our Fall Season page for information on varieties and to see a sample share.
Bi-Weekly shares start either the week of October 28th (these are odd share weeks) or November 4th (these are even share weeks).
Our Fall season is a healthy mix of hearty roots and fresh greens. You can expect carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnips, radishes, herbs, spinach, kale, lettuce, cabbage, onions, leeks & Asian greens.
You should expect 12-16 items per week.
Delivery shares have a one time $30 fee to cover fuel, packaging and time.
A $100 deposit is due upon purchase and the remaining balance is due the first week of pick-up.
By purchasing this share I understand that it is my responsibility to pick up my share each week at Heart Beets Farm on my designated pick-up day, and that any share not picked up will automatically become the property of Heart Beets Farm, and that there are no refunds or repeats for missed shares. Inquire about our cash discount). Bounced Checks will incur a $25 bounced check fee. All deposits are non-refundable.
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Vecer: The EU and Our Food Industry
Ljubljana, 14 July - Even though the economists in agriculture who know the European experience and its practice well keep pointing out that the Slovene agriculture will "fail or subsist" together with the food industry, the fatal interdependence cannot be noticed in the moves of the agricultural policy, the daily Vecer writes in Wednesday issue.
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Please note. All mid handled tools are designed for light gardening use only such as working in raised beds or borders. They should not be used for heavy digging or lifting as this can potentially damage the tool. Take care not to place excessive strain on wooden handles when levering out roots or rocks in very firm soil. To help, water the area well to soften ground first. A crowbar may be more suitable for very heavy or stubborn obstacles.
The must have companion to the long handled trowel. Sharing the same balanced handle, lipped socket and high carbon stainless steel this traditional patterned weed fork is an essential tool for digging, weeding and planting tasks.
Following on from the design cues of the small hand tool range along with feedback from a wide range of garden groups and professionals we have combined the strong lipped socket found on the cultivating tools with a beautifully sculpted 50cm long ash handle resulting in a perfectly balanced range of tools.
Dimensions; L: 71cm W: 8cm Weight: 0.477kg
Guarantee; 10 years


Foundation for Soy Scholarship
March 11, 2024 By Mason Zollman Filed Under: Soybeans, Spotlight on Soybeans
Missouri Soy Innovation Scholarship Winner Jeff Barizon aims to increase Missouri Soybean growers profit by minimizing yield losses from a well known past.
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Thousands to flock to Riverland Field Days
About 16,000 people are expected through the gates at the Riverland Field Days over the next two days.
Organisers say it is the biggest horticulture field days event in Australia, with more than 400 exhibitors setting up displays and demonstrations from today at the event site near Barmera.
Chairman Ashley Chabrel says the event is a boost for the local economy because it attracts farmers from around the country.
He says this year's event includes 70 new exhibitors.
"I think it's good to have a bit of variety and something different for people to look at," he said.
"I think it's just the usual turnover of people moving in and out of the event ... the outdoor camping, caravanning sort of stuff must be quite strong, so we've got a few of those coming up which is great.
"All the accommodation providers are booked out and in terms of the agricultural sector in the region, it's invaluable ... you can do all your research here in one place, you can look at all the machinery that's worth looking at right here, you don't have to travel to see it, so that's really valuable."


On behalf of all of us at Excell Raceway we are disappointed to report that for the second year in a row, the Eastern Snow Drags Nationals are cancelled. Currently the ground is not frozen in all field parking lots and the forecast is showing several days of warm weather ahead. This gives concern for a muddy mess which will destroy these worked Farm fields. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to seeing you at the 2017 Eastern Grass / MRA Drags September 23rd-24th.


Project Number: 2040-22430-025-07-S
Project Type: Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Oct 1, 2011
End Date: Sep 30, 2014
1) Conduct preliminary laboratory tests and develop small field plot bioassays to evaluate soil treatments for efficacy against MFF, OFF, and MF. 2) Conduct field tests of most promising diazinon replacements against larvae and pupae of MFF, OFF, and MF.
Tests will be conducted in the laboratory and in small field tests in Hawaii with MFF, OFF, and MF. Seven treatments will be laboratory formulated and field tested: 1) Warrior, 2) Force, 3) Gardstar, 4) Entrust, 5) Cyazypyr, 6) Radiant, and 7) Diazinon. Treatments against larvae and pupae will be tested in plastic containers in the laboratory and later in small pots with soil with four replications in a completely randomized block design and subjected to analysis of variance (ANOVA)(Proc GLM) and means separated with a least significant difference (LSD) test at the P = 0.05 level.