By Victoria Fuller
Whether you’re a San Francisco fan, a Kansas City fan, a Taylor Swift fan, or just a general gardening fan, then this blog post is for you! Today we are going to dive into some inspiration on how you can express your team spirit (or just propagate a beautiful red and white garden!) this season!
February is an unconventional time of year to start planting a new garden, so we would recommend transplanting plants instead of attempting to grow from seed, and we would also always recommend double-checking that the plants on this list can survive in your region! (We don’t want any frozen plants on our conscience, we’d lose sleep!).
Naturally based on the color schemes of the two teams vying for Sports biggest prize, our recommendations today are flowers and plants with a Red, White, or Both color scheme. We are also predominantly recommending plants that can thrive in chillier climates as it is February after all! So without further ado, here are our recommendations for some gardens that will get you in the mood for the big game!
San Francisco Fans
Those who live in San Francisco are blessed with a year-round gardening climate so most of these beautiful blooms cater to all-seasons, however if you are a 49ers fan who lives in a chillier state some of these options will still be suitable for you as well!
Poppies (Red or White!)
These beautiful blooms are a fantastic option for 49ers fans as they not only come in a whole plethora of colors, but they are also the official State flower of California! Poppies tend to prefer warmer climates (so California is a perfect option for them) and they are known to bloom more when they get plenty of sun, be sure to water them regularly though to keep them bright and happy!
Marigolds (Red or White!)
Marigolds are a fantastic option to grow in California as they absolutely love full sun, and are not too fussy when it comes to soil (providing it is not too acidic and is regularly watered!). When most people think of Marigolds they think of the typical vibrant Orange variety with a red center, but for 49ers fans you will be happy to hear that you can also grow Marigolds to have both Red and White petals! Score!
Lilies (Red or White!)
These stunning flowers may seem intimidating to new gardeners but they are actually very easy to propagate! To grow your own 49ers-coloured lilies you can either grow them from bulbs or transplant them directly into your raised garden bed! Lilies like at least six hours of sun per day and need well-drained soil to thrive (so the Cedar Planters built-in drainage system in our Cedar Raised Beds is essential for your Lilies success!).
If you’re looking for extra California Flower inspiration then check out this awesome blog post by EpicGardening with a list of some of the most popular flowers that are grown in and around the San Francisco Bay area as well as the entire state of California!
Kansas City Fans
Having a Kansas City Chiefs-themed raised garden bed year-round seems like a pretty safe bet at this point as they have made it to the Super Bowl several times in the last few seasons! Whether you are a die-hard fan or a Swiftie who just learned that Kansas City even has a football team last year then these plant options will be great for you!
Tulips (Red or White!)
If you planted bulbs in the Fall then you may still have a little bit waiting to do, but alternatively you could transplant some Tulips right here right now! These stunning flowers have become one of the unofficial flowers of Spring, and they are perfect for seasoned gardeners and novices alike! To keep your Tulips happy make sure they are planted in an area that receives at least six hours of sun per day and are planted in well-drained soil. A Cedar Planters raised garden bed or planter box would be the perfect solution for growing Tulips as you can position the garden bed in an optimal position for sunlight, and never have to worry about swamping your plants as they have a built-in drainage system!
Zinnias (Red or White!)
These layered beauties will add some gorgeous texture and color to your garden! Zinnias are most commonly thought of in their Purple hues, but they also can be grown in White and Red shades to represent your Chiefs! Zinnias like full sun and prefer to be grown from seed as opposed to transplanted, so if you live in a chillier environment it may be best to wait until the post-season to start growing these gorgeous flowers, but at least you have some inspiration for the future!
Not necessarily sticking with the Red and White theme, Sunflowers are still a delightful option for Kansas City fans as they are the official State flower for Kansas! Plus if you start transplanting them now you can enjoy those tasty seeds for sporting events to come! Sunflowers can grow incredibly tall and with the clue being in the name - they love sunlight! We would recommend planting them alongside a fence or trellis in an area of the garden that receives full sun!
If you’re looking for extra Kansas City Flower inspiration then check out this awesome blog post by the Gardening Dad with a list of some of the most popular flowers that are grown in and around the Kansas City area!
We can't wait to see the beautiful Cedar Flower Boxes and gardens that you all design in order to showcase your team spirit! If you would like to have your garden featured on our page please feel free to comment below or send us a DM over on instagram @cedarplanters for a chance to be featured!


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Kaan Kurtural, (Associate Cooperative Extension Specialist, Viticulture, UC Davis), Larry Bettiga, (Viticulture Farm Advisor, Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz Counties), Mark Battany, (Area Viticulture Advisor, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties), and Matt Fidelibus (Cooperative Extension Specialist, Viticulture, UC Davis) discussed Delayed Spring Growth and Cold Weather Damage in Grapevines. Growers across the state are reporting similar symptoms, but it may take an experienced eye to differentiate what is delayed spring growth and what is cold damage. The presenters also talked about how to bring these vineyards back to productivity given the water availability we have at the moment.


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The Union of Flour Producers of Albania has decided to shut down its activity, based on a decision of the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Administration of Waters.
The news was announced by the Union, which said through a press release that “Yesterday’s instruction of the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Administration of Waters for the reduction of the percentage of protein from 12.5% to 9%, not only destroys and closes domestic industry, but at the same time, it’s also a potential risk for the health of the people, as this favors the introduction of flour which do not have nutritious values for the Albanian consumer”.
The Union itself has considered this decision as unexpected, not explained and not consulted with the business.
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The farmers of Kentucky are turning their attention to introducing improved breeds of cattle. A few months since several gentlemen in Fayette, Bourbon, and Woodford Counties--all practical farmers--made up a purse, and sent three of their number to England, with instructions to buy the very best cattle, horses, and sheep, which money could procure. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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Australia wastes $1.1 billion fruit and vegetables every year
Source: foodbev.com, Publication date: 7/19/2012
New research has revealed that Australian households are, on average, discarding around $5 billion worth of food. The number one category is fruit and vegetables, with an estimated value of annual wastage running at $1.1 billion.
"Throwing out over a billion dollars’ worth of produce every year is an alarming revelation," says Ausveg senior communications officer, Courtney Burger. "We would encourage Australians to take the opportunity to actively incorporate more vegetables into their diets and take advantage of the affordability of the fresh fruit and vegetables available in this country."
The research has been published in the Australia’s food and nutrition 2012 report, recently released by .....
AU: New citrus body board named
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Citrus Australia has announced the seven members who will make up the committee of the new South Australian citrus body.
SARAC - the South Australian Regional Advisory Committee will be made up of a mix of citrus growers and marketers. It is going to be chaired by Berri grower, Con Poulos.
The new body is intended as a replacement for the Citrus Industry Development Board and Citrus Growers SA.
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A U.S. Forest Service grant is again available to assist non-industrial private landowners with the cost of controlling cogongrass. Applications will be accepted starting October 15, 2015. The program reimburses landowners for 50% of the cost for two consecutive years with a maximum reimbursement of $10,000 for each year.
Cogongrass is one of the worst invasive plant species in Northwest Florida as it marches through natural areas and literally chokes out our desirable native vegetation as it goes. The underground rhizomes continually expand patches of the grass in every direction and its prolific seed production carries infestations to new areas.
There are several ways to accurately identify cogongrass. The leaf blades are flat with serrated edges and tend to be yellowish-green in color. The midrib which runs lengthwise up each leaf blade is white and is distinctly off-center. The seed head which arises in the spring is a fluffy white plume. Since it spreads through rhizomes, cogongrass is often seen in expanding circular patches.
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Farmstand Up Date
By the looks for the weather this year we maybe shooting for an earlier opening for the farmstand this year late May possibly. The big news at the farmstand is we are installing power and refrigeration this year so we can expand the selection of goods at the store. See you in the spring!
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WARSAW, Poland – Today, Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen visited the World Central Kitchen site in Warsaw, Poland, to highlight important work to serve Ukrainian refugees and preview an action plan from the International Financial Institutions (IFIs) to surge resources to tackle the rising threat of global food insecurity exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“The work World Central Kitchen does around the globe is remarkable,” said Secretary Yellen. “I, like many, deeply appreciate that World Central Kitchen shows up for communities reeling from a catastrophe and often lacking basic infrastructure to cook or deliver meals. And we know that the nourishment provided is not just physical, but also helps create a sense of safety and normalcy at times of extreme stress and uncertainty. The devastation in Ukraine in the past months reminds us not to take our next meal for granted, and how quickly events can take a turn for the worse.”
Secretary Yellen was joined by Gallina Vincelette from the World Bank, and welcomed the over $1.9 billion mobilized by the World Bank Group for Ukraine, including the Bank’s own fast-disbursing budget support to help the government provide critical services to Ukrainian people and support the agricultural spring planting. The World Bank has committed to mobilize nearly $3 billion of support for Ukraine, which will be fully disbursed in the coming months. The World Bank is also helping to mitigate fertilizer shortages by investing in projects like precision agriculture to expand fertilizer production and access and to improve the efficiency of input use.”
Secretary Yellen was also joined by Matteo Patrone from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and applauded their commitment to invest an initial €1 billion this year in support of the Ukrainian economy, which will be a mix of donor funds and the bank’s own funding. The EBRD will also increase trade finance commitments for agricultural inputs in the region from €800 million to €1 billion per year by the end of 2023, and increase investments in food value chains from €400 million to €500 million per year. Specifically in Ukraine, the EBRD will provide up to €200 million in trade finance, direct and risk sharing loans to Ukrainian agribusiness companies as well as advisory services to update storage and trade infrastructure and improve the efficiency of export/import logistics.
These actions stem from Secretary Yellen’s convening during April’s World Bank-International Monetary Fund Meetings in Washington, DC. At the meeting, the Secretary called on IFIs to mobilize around this growing crisis and provide support, building on their strong track record and significant financial, technical, policy, and knowledge work in this area.
At Secretary Yellen’s visit to a World Central Kitchen operational site in Warsaw she also met with the chief executive officers of World Central Kitchen, Nate Mook, and several refugees from Ukraine who are running the Warsaw site. Secretary Yellen outlined the United States’ ongoing efforts to address the crisis of rising food insecurity, including the $5 billion for food assistance included in the House-passed Congressional appropriation to support Ukraine. She praised the efforts of World Central Kitchen, which has set up multiple sites across Poland, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, and Slovakia, as well as in liberated cities in Ukraine, to deliver meals for refugees.
The World Food Programme estimates that 44 million people in 38 countries are on the edge of famine. And the World Bank estimates that ten million people fall into extreme poverty for each one percentage point increase in food prices
During the World Central Kitchen visit today, the Secretary highlighted that the IFIs will play a vital role in helping countries respond to rising food insecurity that has been severely exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and recognized the efforts of the World Bank Group and the EBRD to support Ukraine’s agriculture sector.
Secretary Yellen also highlighted Treasury’s requests within a supplemental appropriations bill for assistance to Ukraine to include $500 million for the EBRD and its trust funds and facilities, where funding for food security is a high priority, and $150 million for the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP), a mechanism that channels additional funding to support food security and agricultural projects in the poorest countries.
“I thank Secretary Yellen for her commitment to the Ukrainian people, and for her belief in World Central Kitchen’s mission that food is an important solution. Almost three months into this war one thing is true: We are all Ukrainians.” said Chef José Andrés, founder of World Central Kitchen. “Support needs to come from around the world, boldly and urgently. We need to think of all the people in need: from the hungry now to the Ukrainian farmers and food producers who feed their communities and many in other countries that rely on their grain. World Central Kitchen will continue to fight the best way we know how one plate of food at a time.”
Later this week, the Secretary will release the comprehensive IFI Action Plan to Address Food Insecurity, which details how the EBRD, the World Bank, and the other IFIs are stepping up, surging, and scaling their work on food security and agriculture.


Come winter - thank goodness for brassicas. Standing sentry are the couple of rows of Swedish Turnips/Swedes/Rutabaga/Neeps. With St Andrews Day fast approaching and Burns Night on January 25th is it any wonder that this hardy veg features so prominently in the Scottish culinary tradition!
Here's some more winter fare. (This time I cleaned them up.)
We didn't plant any swedes or turnips this year and least said about sprouts the better but we do have lots and lots of carrots and hopefully parsnips.ReplyDelete
Leeks are still fairly small as we kept waiting for a bit of moisture in the soil to plant them out so were rather late!
Looking good Mal, I should have grown swede this year they look great!ReplyDelete
Still amazed by your parsnips.ReplyDelete
Although a Welshcake who has made Scotland my home, I often cook up something to mark St Andrews and Rabbie Burns Night. So when I do, I will sure be linking my Swede recipe to your site for my readers to see 'neeps'.I hope you won't mind this.ReplyDelete
Wondeerful harvest, I'm very Envious of your brussel harvest though :) I so miss my allotment space. Happy eating.
wow..those look great...i can't wait for next year when I will have time and space for turnips and swedes...and I have learnt so much more this year about winter brassicas too!!ReplyDelete


Hey folks, I’m taking a break from releasing new episodes of The Rural Woman Podcast during Harvest 2021, but not to worry – we’ll be rereleasing some of your favourite interviews in the meantime to keep you company.
On this week’s Replay episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you’ll get to meet my fellow Albertan Kristin Graves from Fifth Gen Gardens. Kristin’s family farm started in 1918 when her great-great-grandfather purchased the land to pasture his cattle on. 100 years later, she is the fifth generation to farm on the land, making her own way by growing vegetables and running a CSA.
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Pictured is my winter veg. It’s still going strong, with leeks, spinach, curly kale and carrots in the ground.
Trouble is, I’m not sure how much longer they’ll last now we’re into BST, and what’s more I need to clear the space for my forthcoming summer veg. To add to the problem, my stored squashes are starting to show signs of decline.
So, as it’s a geeky year for me, with saving spreadsheets and Excel allotment designs, I’m going to up the ante and meal plan. I’ve never really been a planner, and this is all rather alien to me. But I reckon it’ll help.
I’ve nicked the idea from Louisa’s The Really Good Life blog, who regularly posts her weekly mean plans (thanks for the inspiration Louisa!). If I’m going to use up all the remaining winter veg, and juggle my spring crops too, I need to eat some serious allotment fare.
Hopefully, weekly meal plans will be great for me to make the very most of what’s available and also get me in to practice for the summer when with luck, I’ll be picking stacks of lovely fresh produce.
If you’re interested, this is my inaugural meal plan for next week, designed for maximum winter veg munching (with a hint of springtime newbies):
Veg curry, using up overwintered Autumn King carrots, stored butternut squash and spinach.
Going for something light as me and the missus will be off to body balance classes (the only thing I’ve ever found to tackle my flexibly-challenged and peculiarly shaped body), so will be giving the excellent Veg Box Veggie’s squash falafels a whirl, in a pitta bread stuffed with my winter salad and maybe a griddled leek.
Chicken with curly kale and squash wedges on the side.
Body balance again, so another light one: leek and potato soup (a big batch so I can freeze some).
A nice quicky PSB pasta and winter salad so I can nip out for a pint.
I’ve also got a few kilos of gooseberries left in the freezer, so will need to start finishing them off before the new crop comes in the next couple of months. I like a compote on my muesli in the morning which will help get the berries eaten. I’ve been slow this year though, and my rhubarb is taking preference at the moment.
Looks like it is going to be a squash-tastic week, but I grew loads last year and really need to get them eaten. Give how much I need for the recipes, I reckon this week could be the one that I bust out my record-breaker…
Have a great week!


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The global sulfuric acid market is expected to reach USD 16.52 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 4.64 from 2018 to 2025. Factors propelling the growth of the market include replacement of the aging fleet, increase in the production of nutrient-rich food crops, demand for sulfuric acid due to its diversified applications, and growing demand from industries such as fertilizers, chemicals, paper.
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Coffee and Fruit Tree Farm with Fertile Land & River for Sale on over 32 Acres in La Union, Rio Sereno, Renacimiento, Chiriqui
Now available for sale is this fertile Fruit Tree Farm in La Union, Rio Sereno, Renacimiento, Chiriqui and within a 15-minute drive from downtown.
La Union, Rio Sereno is located on the border with Costa Rica where traditional and gourmet coffee, fruits and vegetables are cultivated. The town of Río Sereno has panoramic views of the Cordillera de Talamanca Range and the Volcan Barú. It is a beautiful area with nature all about.
The property has approximately 20,000 coffee plants, 5,000 banana plants as well as cedar, yellow, Guayacan and Jacaranda trees. There are many fruit trees as well such as cacao, orange, mango, lemon, tangerine and nance on the property.
The mostly flat land is over 32.41 acres (131,158 square meters) and has a calm river flowing through the center of the property.
The property has existing structures. There is a small 60 square meter, 3-bedroom house made of concrete blocks with tin roof used as worker’s quarters with 1 bathroom and 2 deposits (storage).
There is water and electricity on site. The property has a reserve water tank, a year-round waterhole and a rural irrigation system.
What a wonderful farm opportunity!
Please contact Casa Solution if you have any questions or would like to visit this Fruit Tree Farm with Fertile Land for Sale on 32 Acres in La Union, Rio Sereno, Renacimiento, Chiriqui


Baker’s Delicious (1932, South Wales)
History & Discovery
An old and justifiably famous South Wales apple, whose history and original name have now been lost. The present English name dates back to 1932.
A very early dessert apple. Picked and eaten straight from the tree in September. Rich, juicy, lots of sugar, acidity and quite strong aromatic flavour, with a deep cream coloured flesh.
Rootstock & Eventual Tree Size
All fruit trees are grafted onto rootstocks. The rootstocks determine eventual tree size.
Bigger trees are more robust & produce more fruit, but take up more space.
Always choose a bigger rootstock if you need extra anchorage or your soil is poor (very wet, dry or rocky). Small trees cannot compete with grass and weeds.
If you want your fruit tree to remain smaller than its eventual tree size, simply prune back in the summer.
(Unsure about summer pruning? Check out our video guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlF_ekXp5PA)
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Bilingual product label and small “Welsh to the Core!” tie-on label (left) included.


Muskingum County Ag Breakfast is held the first Tuesday of each month, except for the month of July. There is no program in July.
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Luftig, krosses Bio-Knusperbrot für den glutenfreien Genuss. Schmeckt köstlich mit süßen und herzhaften Belägen.
Haus Rabenhorst is located in Unkel am Rhein, Germany, and is a company with strong brands and clear values.
Founded more than 200 years ago as a vineyard, Haus Rabenhorst is now a highly specialised producer of fruit juices with an excellent reputation. Our core skills and expertise lie in producing high-quality juices and marketing healthy food. We attach a great deal of importance to comprehensive quality, continuity and innovation, as well as keeping our finger on the pulse of market developments.
200 years of experience in the market for healthy products
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hi i would like to get your pricing list of a
metric ton of all white rice you carry .I’m exporting to africa
WOULD LIKE TO BUY MONTHLY BIG QUANTITY 5%
BROKEN LONG GRAIN WHITE RICE FROM MYANMAR.
DESTINATION IS C&F CHINA.
PLEASE QOUTE THE BEST PRICE AS WE ARE CURRENTLY BUYING FROM VIETNAM.
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Category : Rice Importers, Rice Leads
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Work on our Aquaponics Project begins this Spring.
By DeVanie Jackson - Program Director
Spring is here and the growing season is just around the corner. On Tuesday March 29, 2011 we met with aquaponics expert Martin Schreibman to review the plans for how to flow the water from our fish house to greenhouse that will house the hydroponic farm. How exciting a time this was for our youth interns who had the opportunity to meet with Martin and discuss what type of fish we will have at the Bed-Stuy Farm. We are all looking forward to clearing the ground to make room for the gravel and construction process that will happen within the next couple of weeks.
We are hoping that the weather will warm up soon and the signs of snow and winter will become a distant memory as we continue to prepare our farm for the new growing season. We are also in the process of putting in plumbing and electricity on the farm for our fish house and grow lights. We are happy to have your continued support as our aquaponic farm project takes shape and our youth interns learn new skills and have an introduction to green technology.
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Located in the town land of Liscune this circa 13.27 acres of land from Folio GY 90127F is just five minutes from the village of Ballymacward and the same distance from Woodlawn Station Galway/Dublin main line rail Located in a well renowned farming area with local marts at Mountbellew, Ballinasloe and Athenry. Suitable for many uses the land is well fenced and includes cattle-handling facilities, has good road frontage with site potential subject to Planning Permission.
- Within 15 minutes of the vibrant town of Mountbellew.
- Circa. 13.27 acres of Agricultural land
- Located near the vilage of Ballymacward
- Close to Woodlawn Railway Station
- With substantial road frontage.


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The global agricultural precision market is being driven by the rising adoption of precison agriculture practices by countries across North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific. The growing focus on the global food supply as a result of the rising population, growing cost savings related to precise technologies, and policy efforts to introduce advanced agricultural management procedures have aided the growth of the precision agriculture market. The incorporation of advanced analytics in farming activities is furthering the market growth. Advanced analytics are a part of data science that employs various tools and methods for predicting data and ensuring that crops and soils are properly nurtured. This helps farmers to organise their activities.
In February 2021, AGCO Corporation (NYSE: AGCO), one of the key players in the industry, introduced the Fendt IDEALDrive steering system to the North American farmers. It provides the consumer with a simple, end-to-end view of the combine header for reduced stress and exhaustion during long working hours of harvesting, while increasing the combine operator’s field of vision. Such product launches are expected to influence the market in the coming years positively.
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Our allotments are located at the end of Bush Road, Hellesdon, they have toilet facilities which available for allotment holders.
The cost of a full plot (size 20m x10 m) for 1st October 2020 – 30th September 2021 is £41.25 – Water is charged in arrears.
The cost of a half plot (size 5m x 20m) for 1st October 2020 – 30th September 2021 is £20.65 – Water is charged in arrears.
A copy of our guidelines for this current season are below:
If you are interested in an allotment please contact the office on 01603 301751 or email.
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EghtesadOnline: A total of 14.37 million tons of essential goods worth $8.8 billion were imported into Iran during the first seven months of the current Iranian year (March 21-Oct. 22), showing a respective growth of 25% and 95% compared with the similar period of last year, according to the technical deputy of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration.
“Imports of wheat increased by 15%, barley by 91%, different kinds of oilseeds by 56%, vegetable oils by 170%, soymeal by 136% and pharmaceuticals by 3% year-on-year. Field corn was the only essential good that experienced a decline in import [19%],” Mehrdad Jamal Arvanaghi was also quoted as saying by Fars News Agency.
All the imported essential goods, he added, are entitled to subsidized foreign currency at the rate of 42,000 rials per dollar.
Also known as necessity goods, essential goods are products consumers will buy, regardless of changes in income levels.
Arvanaghi added that a total of 2.27 million tons of other goods worth close to $2.25 billion were imported during the same period, including rice (737,000 tons, up 27% YOY), sugar (81,930 tons, down 5% YOY), heavy vehicle tires (down 48%), fertilizers (down 34%), essential goods production machinery, veterinarian medicine and pesticides.
Imam Khomeini Port in the southern province of Khuzestan Province is the main hub of essential imports.
Imam Khomeini Port boasts 40 wharfs, 140 kilometers of railroads within its premises and is equipped with the latest loading and unloading facilities.
Most of Iran’s demand for livestock feed raw material and grains are imported through this southern port.
Shahid Rajaee, Amirabad and Nowshahr are other major ports of entry for essential goods.
Iran’s overall imports hit 23.5 million tons worth $27.7 billion during the seven months under review, registering an increase of 21% in weight and 38% in value compared with last year’s same period, according to IRICA Chief Mehdi Mirashrafi.
“Essential goods, machinery, industrial parts, raw materials and intermediate goods accounted for the lion’s share of imports,” he was quoted as saying by the news portal of IRICA.
The main exporters to Iran were the UAE (6.9 million tons of goods worth $8.6 billion), China (1.9 million tons worth $6.1 billion), Turkey (2.5 million tons worth $2.9 billion), Germany (512,000 tons worth $1 billion) and Switzerland (1.2 million tons worth $1 billion.)
Cellphones, animal corn, wheat, soybeans, sunflower oil, soymeal, barley, rice, sugar and palm oil were the main imports during the period,
Fiscal 2020-21 in Review
A total of 23 million tons of essential goods worth $12 billion were imported into Iran during the last Iranian year (March 2020-21), according to the spokesperson of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration.
“The lion’s share of this sum amounting to 13.44 million tons worth $3.74 billion pertained to livestock and poultry feed. This volume accounted for 58% and 31% of the weight and value of last year’s total essential goods imports respectively,” Rouhollah Latifi was also quoted as saying by IRNA.
The spokesman noted that corn stood at 9.78 million tons worth $2.5 billion, soymeal for 1.82 million tons worth $793.94 million and barley for 1.83 million tons worth $457.32 million.
“Some 2.34 million tons of oilseeds worth $1.25 billion, in addition to 1.14 million tons of refined edible, semi-solid, liquid and unprocessed oils worth $1.06 billion, were imported during the period under review,” he added.
The imports also included 14,798 tons of human medicine as well as medical equipment worth $1.64 billion and a total of 451,000 tons of livestock and poultry medicines worth $64.16 million.
“Our food imports also included 936,809 tons of rice worth $868.53 million, 3.02 million tons of wheat worth nearly $841.23 million, more than 1.01 million tons of unrefined sugar worth $370.66 million, 64,822 tons of dried tea leaves worth $329.12 million, 175,260 tons of different kinds of pulses worth $144.04 million, 30,487 tons of frozen or cold heavy livestock meat worth $133.27 million, 9,801 tons of butter worth $51.46 million and 4,422 tons of warm light livestock meat worth $29.17 million,” the spokesman said.
He added that imports of essential goods for industrial purposes and production mainly consisted of 51,415 tons of industrial machinery worth $510.8 million, 207,583 tons of different types of paper worth $190.1 million, 231,064 tons of paper pulp worth $181.06 million, 252,204 tons of fertilizers worth $153.08 million, 9,074 tons of pesticides and insecticides worth $86.27 million and 6,019 seeds of different kinds of plants worth $83.63 million.
Latifi concluded that a total of 76,716 tons of heavy vehicle tires worth $282.84 million were imported over the period under review.
According to IRICA, Iran imported 3.5 million tons of essential goods worth $9.7 billion from China, 5 million tons worth $9.6 billion from the UAE, $4.3 billion from Turkey, 2.2 million tons worth $2.1 billion from India and 1.2 million tons worth $1.8 billion from Germany in the year to March 20.


COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on Wednesday (9) said that his policies and the policies of the government were prepared with the future generations in mind.
President Rajapaksa assured that all promises will be fulfilled.
He said the government is facing challenges in various sectors, including education, agriculture, and electricity.
Noting that the economy is reviving following the pandemic, President Rajapaksa urged the masses to obtain the booster dose and not leave any reason for the country to go into lockdown again.
The President urged the public sector employees to fulfill their duties and responsibilities in line with the government’s policy statement.
“I promised the farmers that fertilizer will be given for free and the certified price for paddy will be increased, and that was my first duty,” said the President while addressing a crowd at the Salgado Stadium in Anuradhapura.
The President also promised to increase the income of the local farmers by 100% with or without fertilizer.


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Ok, by now most of you have noticed that I haven’t been at the market…
Welcome back Everyone!! After last week’s epic rain event, we are so happy to see all of your bright shiny faces back at the market this Sunday. We missed you! Join us for a special Halloween Celebration with Redwood Highway Ramblers on stage to help you boogie on through the market. PS, it’s not supposed to rain again until Monday :)
To all of our CalFresh Customers.. we are now matching up to $15 for you to spend on fruits and vegetables!! That’s right.. $15 will get you $30. Also, make sure to fill out a raffle ticket when you are at the info booth for the Heritage Turkey Dinner give away! Winner to be announced at the end of the market on November 14th!! We really appreciate your using you snap dollars to shop with us and for keeping it local!!
At the market this week Bodega Pastures will be back representing the local Fiber Shed and also the Bodega quilt project and benefit. And look for Twin Peaks back with organic fruit offerings!
Yes! There are still plant starts available for consideration as you transition to a winter garden.
Despite the heavy rainfall.. there are still plenty of locally produced favorites including sweet and hot peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes not to mention.. lettuces, microgreens, spinach, tot soi, bok choy, mustard greens, kales, collards, swiss chard, napa and other cabbages, salad radishes, turnips, carrots, beets, leeks, potatoes, mushrooms, broccolis, cauliflowers, green beans, red onions, garlic, summer and winter squashes, eggplants, herbs and so much more…
It’s not too late to buy a holiday pumpkin for carving or for pie!!
Bella Ridge is back with local apples and pears. There’s still some time to enjoy grapes and figs and ..Yes! Dates! Not to mention, Twin Peaks will be at the market starting this Sunday with organic persimmons, pomegranates and citrus.
Don’t Forget the Flowers!
Look for farmer inspired products like organic nut butters, almonds and walnuts. You will also find meats, cheeses, olive oil, wines, vinegar, dried fruits, olives, honey, herbal teas, jams, hot sauces and pesto, breads, pastries and other homemade treats are just some of what you will find at the market. The New Crop of Organic Almonds is here!!
We really appreciate your continued support.. we continue to work hard to keep our market strong and our community programs going. Please consider donating. Special thanks for the donations that keep coming in through the market’s GoFundMe campaign. https://gf.me/u/x3svaq
Thank you for supporting our local small farmers especially now when they need you most. The challenges of extreme weather events have had their toll. Thank you for your part in participating in our local food system
With mask recommendations still in place, please be sensitive to those in our community who are taking extra precautions. If you don’t have a mask, please give them space.
In Deepest Gratitude we acknowledge the many blessings of gathering in community.
We can’t wait to see you this and every Sunday!


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Our main product for breweries is the hammer mill. Offering the air-ventilated type, “Classic Mill” , and the designed by us due to market demand, “Inert Mill” . Our mills cover almost all capacity demands, from 500 kg/hr up to over 40 t/hr. Apart from the standard malted grains, our mills also show excellent performance for un-malted grains such as barley, wheat and sorghum.


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Approximately 4.20 acres of grade A level arable/pasture land suitable for grazing as well as growing cereal and cash crops and is also ideal for animals, horses, etc. The land is highly productive and is south facing with easy access.
Redkite Law, 25 Pontarddulais Road, Gorseinon, Swansea SA4 4FE
Mr Phillip Evans
Generally speaking Guide Prices are provided as an indication of each seller's minimum expectation. They are not necessarily figures which a property will sell for and may change at any time prior to the auction. Virtually every property will be offered subject to a Reserve (a figure below which the Auctioneer cannot sell the property during the auction) which we expect will be set within the Guide Range or no more than 10% above a single figure Guide.


In its current barometer for the 8.00% bond of Agri Resources Group SA with a term until 2026 (WKN A28708), KFM Deutsche Mittelstand AG comes to the conclusion that the bond continues to be “averagely attractive (positive outlook)” (3, 5 out of 5 possible stars).
- Agri Resources Group partners with ADD-OI and UNDP to develop a Sustainable vanilla supply chain in the Indian Ocean November 21, 2022
- Agricorp SAM officially joins the UN Global Compact Sustainable Development Initiative November 11, 2022
- AGRI RESOURCES GROUP IS JOINING THE FIRST INDIAN OCEAN PRIVATE SECTOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE – “ASSISES DU DÉVELOPPEMENT DURABLE DE L’OCÉAN INDIEN” (ADD-OI) October 31, 2022
- Agri Resources Group is now a member of The Sustainable Agriculture Platform (SAI Platform) October 25, 2022
- Contributing to responsible agricultural development through a Sustainable Financing Framework – Interview with Frédéric Dalmasie October 24, 2022


Folding Spray Boom
Our folding spray boom offers increased versatility in application for power tank sprayers, trailers, and utility vehicles. With a variety of lengths, adjustable heights, and nozzle body spacing and set-up, this boom sprayer for sale is highly valuable for jobsites. Mounting to a variety of vehicles, the folding spray boom is compact and easy to maneuver for use in a variety of jobs and tasks.
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The folding spray boom comes in a variety of lengths. No matter the type of spraying activity or task, these lengths, 10', 14', 20', or 27', help you accomplish the tasks set before you. The 20' and 27' boom length will flat fold to 8', and the 10' and 14' boom will flat fold to 5'. With the range of sizes and options available, you will be able to find a folding boom sprayer to meet your needs and size requirements.
Customizing your folding boom sprayer can help ensure your unique job requirements are met. You can choose from open nozzle bodies on single section plumbing or a high-powered diaphragm nozzle bodies on three-section plumbing with this boom sprayer for sale. Folding boom sprayers easily mount to rear receiver hitches of utility vehicles and trailers.
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|Nozzle Bodies||Open or QuickJet Diaphragm|
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|Boom Flat Fold||20'/27' Boom flat fold to 8'
10'/14' Boom flat fold to 5'
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A folding boom sprayer is equipped for a variety of applications and jobs. With adjustable height and a poly spring breakaway to protect the boom, these custom features set this boom sprayer for sale apart from the others on the market. Take control of your agriculture spraying, dust suppression, and pest control with a durable folding spray boom.
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Yes, the folding boom can work for small sprayers. We recommend the 10' or 14' fold flat spray bar. It folds flat to 5' and it can be mounted right to your UTV or pickup receiver hitch.
Water sprayers work through a small pump and motor attached to a water storage tank with a system of hoses. The hoses usually run between the water tank to a selector valve that then runs to a hose with nozzle or a spray bar. Our sprayer comes with both a fire hose and nozzle and a spray bar; some systems also include a third hose like a garden hose. The valve system can be switched easily between the hoses or spray bar depending on the type of spraying that needs to be done.


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Midweek Song would like to introduce this new marijuana seed from Hazeman Seedbank, White 88 G-13/Hashplant. HazeMan took their famous 88G-13/Hashplant Male, and hit it to the clone only White cut. This plant grows huge so give it space. 9 weeks or 10 and she will be done.


Hempire Weed Growing Game MOD APK is a worlds first weed farm sport from LBC Studios Inc. This recreation will permit you to grow your one-of-a-kind weeds and lines. rebuild your town and fight enemies as well as make new friends inside the town. Hempire Weed developing will provide you with greater function together with free unlimited diamonds so you can progress in the sport faster than your friends. Hempire is ready creating a business bigger and higher. from starting in the small enterprise and making it bigger and larger.
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A ‘Fresh & Unique Every Week’ outdoor farmers market-style event featuring produce, fish, eggs, honeys, Cottage Industry foods and treats. Also, handcrafted, homemade and home grown items of various sorts. Food and drink vendors, baked goods, salts, scrubs, food prep/serving/storage, plants and so much more. Come grow with us! Quality vendors with wonderful offerings are welcome to apply. PM us! About vendors: The Market wants shoppers and vendors to enjoy the weekly experience! Independently owned and operated business, vendor participation will vary week to week. Shoppers – if you want something we need, please PM us! See you at the Market!


How big is the biggest watermelon?
Weighing 268.8 pounds, this watermelon made the cut as the world’s largest watermelon. Grown at the Hope Farm Store by Lloyd Bright, he set world records in melon size in 1979 with a 200 pound melon and again in 1985 with one that weighed 260 pounds.
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By Penny Stine
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
I love the mail in January, when all the seed companies are sending out catalogs and other goodies. This came to me at work yesterday.
It's possible to find Renee's Garden seeds at local retailers. I don't know about the big box stores, but I've purchased them at Bookcliff Gardens. Renee's Gardens has some unique seeds that are difficult to find elsewhere, although they stick the yellow doll watermelon in a mix that includes a pink and an orange variety that I don't want to grow.
The sample pack included in this media kit is for an heirloom stirfry blend that includes mizspoona mustard/mizuna, wild garden kales, majima and great wave wild mustards. I know nothing about these specific types, but judging from the other kales and mustards I've grown, I'm assuming they're all cold-loving plants, so as soon as the snow is gone from my garden, those seeds are going in.
The big announcement that was part of this media kit was that Renee's Garden seeds now carry organic seeds. For me, that's not a deal-breaker one way or the other. Although I don't spray much, when I saw the squash bugs swarming over my pattypan plant last summer, I was happy I had insecticide in my garage that would do the trick. It wasn't organic, but I didn't lose my squash plant.
Whaddya think? Is organic important to you or not? Would you be influenced to buy or not buy a certain seed because it wasn't certified organic?
By Penny Stine
Friday, January 4, 2013
Look what I've received in my mailbox:
I ordered from four different seed catalogs in 2012, so I hoped that I would be on their respective mailing lists for their 2013 seed catalogs. One of those seed companies must have shared or sold their mailing address list to other seed companies, since I got catalogs from three additional companies. Normally, that annoys me, but since it has resulted in more seed catalogs for me to daydream over during the cold, dark, cruel and extremely long month of January, I'm OK with it.
I wish I could resist them all and only order from one seed catalog to cut down on shipping, but sadly, I've found at least one item from every catalog that seems to be exclusive to that particular company. The Vermont Bean Seed Company has yellow doll watermelon, which I haven't been able to find anywhere, while Totally Tomatoes has the pink Caspian tomato (which Dixie Burmeister said was unbelievable) and Baker Creek has the poona kheera cucumber, which I'm hoping will become my new favorite cucumber and Park Seed also sells these great bio-domes that are great for starting seeds that like warmer temperatures to germinate. I bought one last year but would like to add another to my arsenal.
Of course, it goes without saying that my 2013 garden will be the best one ever - they always are in January!
By Penny Stine
Thursday, December 27, 2012
As anyone who reads this blog knows, my overwinter spinach and garlic, which weren't supposed to come up until late January or early February, came up a few weeks after I planted them in November. I had been dragging a hose around once a week to water the little seedlings before winter finally came.
I think this means I don't have to drag a hose, at least not this weekend.
It will be interesting to see what survives. I'm sure garlic and onions will be fine. Not so sure about the mustard that re-seeded itself and was looking so happy or the spinach, which is called winter giant. With a name like that, I'm thinking there's a good chance it won't mind a covering of snow.
It probably wouldn't mind at all if I had bothered to mulch, but I didn't. Oh well.... survival of the fittest in my garden.
I think it's safe to say that the broccoli I left in this garden won't be forming any heads. At least the compost is getting wet. I'm guessing there's not much decomposition going on in either side of this bin, and I doubt if the temperature in the middle of the pile is any warmer than the air temperature, but it was a good place to put the fall leaves.
By Penny Stine
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
It was a sad day when I realized I was using the last bit of garlic from my garden. I was making chili, and I wanted to brown the hamburger with onions and garlic and this was the last of my garlic stash. Considering that I dug the garlic in July and have been using it exclusively for five months, I guess I shouldn't complain that I ran out of garlic before we ran out of winter.
Garlic from my garden also went into salsa, canned tomatoes and even pickled garlic (which I keep forgetting to use), so I can't complain that spending $15 for garlic bulbs to plant wasn't worthwhile. Especially since you don't just get the bulbs when you grow it in the garden, you also get the lovely scape.
The garlic I grew was smaller than what I could find at the grocery store or farmers' markets, but I planted it in the semi-shade (since almost my entire garden is in the semi-shade), so again, I wasn't disappointed.
The interesting thing about growing garlic is that even though you think you've dug up every little bulb that could possibly be in the ground, you miss a few. So when the temperatures are right, it starts growing again. I like to rotate crops around in my garden, and that means that I now have garlic coming up in three places! Wherever it is, it should survive our current cold conditions, and will probably do better, thanks to the moisture.
By Penny Stine
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
This definitely goes on the nice list... As some may remember, I grew a bunch of winter squash in my garden this year. Rather than cook and freeze them, as I did last year, I've left most of them sitting in my living room as decorative pieces because that's the kind of interior decorator I am. I also moved some out to the garage where it's cooler, in hopes they would last even longer.
I had this mystery squash that was long and yellow. It might have been a silbey, since my friend, Jan, was sharing silbey seeds the day we planted in our straw bales. I googled silbey because I didn't know what they looked like and discovered that they were also called banana squash. I didn't think to take a picture of it by itself last night before I started cooking, but once I realized this was gonna be good and I'd want to blog about it, I took a photo of the half I didn't use.
I found this recipe for banana squash that inspired me, although I didn't actually follow it. If you don't have a banana or a silbey squash, try it with another yellow-flesh winter squash. I wouldn't use spaghetti, acorn or hubbard. You want one that's easy to peel before you cook it.
Peel the squash and cut it into one-inch cubes. Melt a couple tablespoons of butter in a large saute pan and saute the squash until it's tender and starts to brown. Salt and pepper liberally if you like salt and pepper. Not so much if you don't. It should take 5 - 10 minutes. While it's cooking, mix a couple tablespoons of orange juice concentrate with a couple of tablespoons of apricot jam. Add a couple good shakes of ginger and the tiniest smidgeon of habanero paste (or any other hot sauce to give it a tiny tang). When the squash is tender, pour the juice mixture over, stir it in and cook on the stovetop until it's carmelized. (maybe another 5 - 10 minutes)
The recipe said to use cloves rather than ginger. Since my husband hates cloves, I thought ginger would be a complimentary flavor. Kent is not a big fan of winter squash, either, but he said this was pretty good. I think kids would really like it. He also said it would be interesting to see what it would taste like with limeade rather than orange juice, so I may try that with the other half. I'm thinking limeade, a little dark rum, fresh cilantro and a dab of habanero paste. I will keep you posted if it's a hit.


They are used for picking vegetables and fruits, cutting flowers. Easily copes with stems and thin branches. The blade is made of carbon steel and is durable and resistant to load. The classically shaped handles fit comfortably in the hand and do not slip, ensuring comfortable work. The handles are covered with grip plastic.


This is the short tooth version of the 16P rake. A replica of the original wooden hay rake, it is lighter in weight yet strong and flexible. This rake has 4cm tines making it an ideal finishing rake and can even be used for perfect preparation of the bunker.
As with the standard 16P Rake this can be used on soil, gravel, grass and leaves. Comes with a back edge for accurate levelling and grading which is particularly useful when preparing to lay new turf.


Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón the town and its producer association go by the same name, known locally as ‘Elox’. The region north of Oaxaca city is very remote, hard to access and marked by its steep and dramatic topography. The Mazateca region is reknown for it’s more mystic elements as well as coffee farming, with a strong culture of shamanism and psychoactive mushroom use that saw it become an unlikely centre for alternative tourism in the 1960’s and 70’s.
Even by Oaxaca’s low standards production yields are tiny here in part due to the cool temperatures. Coffee is generally grown at 1500 metres and above in the Mazateca and at this latitude, these altitudes experience very low temperatures making frost damage a real issue for producers. This climate and these altitudes also contribute positively to the cup profile and in general, coffees from the Mazateca are among the most complex and highest quality in all of
Most producers in the region will harvest less than one bag of coffee per year and
so this lot is made up of coffees from ten individual producers listed above. Many producers here do not speak Spanish and Mazateco is the first language for the vast majority of people in the region. The Eloxochitlán group is a loosely structure collection of producers from across the region co-ordinated by Felipe Palacios. Felipe is a retired teacher who now works with our importing partner Raw Material to coordinate coffee producers in the region with the aim to open up access to the specialty market for producers in the Mazateca, and to provide a sustainable and profitable supply chain for their coffees. Doing this will provide a long term, stable, and profitable alternative to simply selling to local intermediaries at a market-based price- currently the only option for many producers. In time this supply chain can help to generate capital and investment to help improve yields, production volumes and quality in the Mazateca.
All the coffee is pulped, often with hand pulpers then fermented for around 48 hours, typically in wooden tanks before being dried on petates, traditional hand-woven mats.


AT THE NATION'S TABLE
AT THE NATION'S TABLE; San Francisco
By Jeannette Ferrary
Published: June 15, 1988
SOME will come for the first peach of summer, others for the long-awaited sweet white corn. At the Tasting of Summer Produce on Sunday, local farmers and growers will display their succulent wares among the terraced gardens of the Oakland Museum, 100 Oak Street in Oakland, Calif. They will offer generous samples of everything from white nectarines, Brandywine raspberries and edible flowers to Romance itself (a romaine lettuce).
Although this is the sixth annual tasting, it is the first to be held in mid-June rather than August. The earlier date allows the inclusion of the season's first baby eggplants and squashes, Mission figs and delicate greens, as well as the last of spring's cherries and apricots. Since the first tasting was held in 1984 at Green's Restaurant in San Francisco, the event has helped chefs, farmers and retailers understand their mutual needs and distribution problems. It also allows produce consumers to communicate with those who grow and market their food.
''The tasting provides a marvelous setting for city to meet country,'' said Marge Gibson Haskell, Vice Mayor of Oakland, adding that it also encourages buyers to ''look for the best.''
This year, for the first time, the public will be able to participate in comparative tastings. These are side-by-side samplings of dozens of types of apple-pears, strawberries and melons produced by different growers. Newly educated palates and whetted appetites can be satisfied at the event's farmers' market, which will be open from 2 to 4 P.M.
Tickets to the tasting are $3 for general admission and comparative tastings, $20 for professionals visiting the farm displays and professional tastings. There is no entry charge to the farmers' market. For information or tickets, call 415-273-2166.


Sutton Bridge MP John Hayes is backing farmers who are fighting to protect people, homes, jobs and highly productive arable land from the threat of devastating floods.
Most Government cash for sea defences is focused on areas with big populations.
But the relatively sparsely populated land around The Wash – which grows around one-third of this country’s potato, salad and vegetable crops – relies heavily on farmers to maintain the sea defences.
The wider geographical boundary known as The Fens Strategic Area is home to agricultural and food firms that are worth more than £3billion to the national economy.
The Country Land Owners Association (CLA) is supporting The Wash Frontagers’ Group in its call for a strategic approach to flood defences – with more Government help and less red tape to get things moving.
And Mr Hayes said: “The EA (Environment Agency) have got to realise that farmers have always played a key role in flood defence and drainage work and our drainage boards are a model of effectiveness in terms of the community working to protect our area from the risk of flooding.”
Mr Hayes is writing to Environment Secretary Elizabeth Truss and the EA to tell them The Wash sea defences must be preserved “particularly as the Government is willing to make more money available for flood defences.”


Ideal Combine: First Showing In Scotland
It’s big, it’s black… and set to make its first appearance north of the border at Ingliston in June. The impressive Fendt Ideal combine harvester is sure to dominate the company’s presence at this year’s Royal Highland Show on the 20th to 23rd June 2019.
Fendt: A spectacular presence at Cereals 2019
Fendt are pleased to announce their attendance at Cereals 2019, Europe's leading technical event for the arable industry. Taking place on the 12th & 13th June 2019 at Boothby Graffoe, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Fendt will have a full range of machines on display at the event.
Fendt Rogator 600 - The self-propelled machine for professionals.
The self-propelled Fendt Rogator 600 meets all the requirements that customers expect of a cutting-edge plant protection implement. Flexible and agile, efficient and gentle in action, powerful and easy to handle. With SectionControl, VariableRateControl and VarioDoc Pro significantly increase efficiency.


Answer: You can cut out any errant canes anytime during the growing season, but aside from early spring pruning to remove any winter kill, it isn't necessary to prune your carpet roses. Enjoy!
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I know this has been a crazy couple months, but hopefully, the thought of hatch chiles coming soon is enough to brighten your day! =)
Here is the first crop report of 2020:
- Weather: Mid-90s during the day and Low-60s at night which is great weather for these peppers
- Seeds have been in the ground since April and the plants are looking great
- Labor is hard to find, but we still have some time
UPDATE on Hatch Chile Roasting…
With everything going on with COVID, I am hearing that a lot of stores will not be roasting Hatch Chiles this year. I’m really hoping this changes.
Stay tuned for another update in a few weeks. If you have any questions or comments, please comment below!


Dealing with mold from snow, dead spots, and powdery mildew? These are all common lawn problems faced in the Grand Forks area. Heavy snowfall in the winter makes it difficult to maintain a grass lawn in North Dakota. If you find that maintaining your lawn is taking up too much of your time, or you just haven’t had success at all with your lawn, it’s time to talk to the team at ForeverLawn.
We can offer you a variety of different artificial grass products to enhance the look of your Grand Forks home and save you time on pesky lawn maintenance. Let’s get started!


Scotts Elite Spreader is the most advanced and accurate spreader yet! Dual rotors provide increased accuracy and a 6 ft. spread pattern, which means you make less passes across your yard, saving you time. The large hopper holds up to 20,000 sq. ft. of Scotts lawn product. The ergonomic handle provides comfort, while featuring a smartphone holder. The 10-inch tires are foam filled, so they won't ever go flat.


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10 Apr With energy efficient Grow Lights, bring the sunshine indoors!
Having green friends in your home or at work space benefits you in many ways. Not only it adds up to your overall wellness, but also it enriches the air of your indoor space with oxygen, filters out toxins and helps you bring the nature in. Want to know something that is even more surprising? Well, your indoor plants have the power to fight with higher levels of airborne contaminants. However, at times, it becomes difficult for you to provide your little green friends with adequate light, due to lack of window space or seasonal changes. Moreover, to keep your indoor plants thriving and healthy, adequate amount of sunlight is required. Most of the homeowners make a common mistake of using overhead fluorescent lights or desk lamps; however, those are not enough. In order to grow your indoor jungle, you need to consider using Grow Lights. Still worried about how to provide your little friends with adequate light? Here, we present some pointers to help you choose the best Grow Lights System for your plants.
Choosing the Right Light for your Indoor Plant
While choosing grow lights, one thing you should always keep in mind, i.e., all grow lights are not the same. You might have to choose from several options and if you are not sure, seek advice from professional experts like us! On the basis of the area you need to cover, always go for bulbs between 15, 30 and 40 watt. However, these sizes are for relatively smaller areas and sufficient for a few potted plants you have on your coffee table or desk. Moreover, you should also ensure that the bulb fits well to your coffee table lamp. Apart from these, some Grow Lights are also designed to provide light to the plants for the entire life cycle. These lights are specifically used to nurture a plant, promote flowers or fruits.
However, if you want more and more blooms out of your potted little friend, go for full-spectrum LED lights. Not only are they good for the environment, but also they doesn’t burn a hole in your pocket. LED lights are great for your green friends as they deliver bright spectrum light, which the plants crave. In addition to this, these lights have an evenly distributed spectrum of green, blue and red color that stimulates longer and stronger roots, ensures peak growth and enhances photosynthesis. So, you can enjoy your healthiest and heartiest seedlings, orchids and other houseplants. These high tech LED lights are a great friend for your little plants and can do wonders.
Additionally, LED lights are super-efficient. Lasts longer than fluorescent bulbs, the LEDs use half the electricity. Oh yes, one more important point! They are eco-friendly; your LED light will conduct lesser heat and thus, generate more and more savings. So you see, using a grow light helps your indoor potted plants grow stronger, bigger, leafier and not to forget, faster. The more your plant is happy, the more it will bring happiness to your abode.
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You must be dying to know what difference grow lights make. Or, why is it so necessary to use grow lights for your little green friends. Let’s simplify things! Plants survive on the basis of their exposure to light and more specifically, sunlight. It is quite common to all of us that they take energy from light and utilize it in the overall process of photosynthesis for producing their food. Without adequate light, your little friends will not be able to thrive and thus, become weak and feeble. You might be able to grow a plant inside your office or home without a grow light, but those plants may not look healthier due to limited accessibility of sunlight. Thus, you would require Grow Lights for that additional energy, which will help your potted friends grow, thrive and produce beautiful blooms and foliage all throughout the months.
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Peonies are lush flowers with full blooms that come in a variety of colors such as pink, white, purple, red and yellow. The flowers prefer rich, well-draining soil and some sunlight, but do not do well in intense heat or dry weather. If you have noticed your peonies look somewhat unhealthy, look for a white film on the surface. The substance is powdery mildew, and is best removed to keep the peonies from becoming deformed
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- Pruning snips
- Pick off the leaves covered in the film and place them in a plastic bag to throw away. This works well if you catch the mildew when it is first developing, and you only have a few leaves affected. Snip the leaves back at the stalk or stem from which they are growing. Use pruning snips to make a clean cut that doesn’t tear the stem.
- Cut down the entire plant if the mildew is covering it and threatening to spread to others. Snip it at the base of the stalk. In most cases, peonies will grow back the next year. The only thing you are doing by cutting it down is removing it for the current year.
- Spray the peonies with a fungicide. Coat both the tops and bottoms of the leaves as well as the soil around the flowers. Apply a second application after a couple weeks to ensure the fungus is dead. Look for fungicides with triforine.


The rain deficit continues to grow around the Quad Cities…so the drought is expanding.
The entire Local 4 and Fox 18 area is included in this week’s report. Most of us are at the lowest level of drought – known as Abnormally Dry.
We’re far from alone though, 85% of the country is in some form of drought as of this week’s update.
Here’s a look at rain stats from the last 6 months. Notice, even when we had a surplus, it wasn’t much. Also, during those rainy months, a lot of the rain fell in the span of a few days with most of the month actually dry.
We’ll have another update when the next weekly product comes out on Thursday, November 4th.


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The coffee is our sustainability crop and can produce approximately $250,000 of annual gross revenue. However, the coffee must be watered daily during the dry season which runs from April thru November. Our electrical supply is unreliable. We incur blackouts daily for as long as 10 hours. Our current backup plan is to operate a very costly diesel generator.


Try organic food. Or as your Grandparents called it... food.
Every time you BUY organic, you are persuading more Farmers to grow Organic - Mother Earth News
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July 17, 2020As in cultivating the land, the POETCom team has also had a bit of a turnover and this year we would like to welcome two new staff – Viliami ‘Pila’ Kami and Sandhya Devi – who joined us in the first quarter of 2020 amidst ...Read More


Three of Burhill Golf and Leisure Ltd.‘s greenkeeping staff have been nominated for the prestigious Toro Student Greenkeeper of the Year Award 2016. Emily Gammon, Andy Morgan, and Ross Butler, all qualified apprentice greenkeepers at BGL venues, have been selected to attend their respective regional finals for the award with the potential to win an all-expenses paid trip to the USA.
BGL supports greenkeeping apprenticeships across all of their 22 courses in the UK. The winner of the award will receive a six-week residential scholarship to the University of Massachusetts to attend the winter turf school, they will also make a visit to the PGA Show in Orlando, and the Toro headquarters in Minneapolis.
Runners-up will receive an expense paid trip to the BIGGA Turf Management Exhibition in Harrogate in January 2017, where they will attend educational workshops and see the latest in products and innovations within the industry.
I hope that despite the Brexit these BGL or other greenkeepers will be able to make good use of their new knowledge. BIGGA chief executive officer, Jim Croxton said “The decision to leave the EU will have an impact on people’s pockets and within the golf industry this can manifest itself in a reduction in greenkeeping budgets.” The exit will cause troubles also for the leisure and hospitality sector (e.g. employment rights, EU funding, consumer spending etc.).