During my work weekend, I went ahead and invested in my raised garden bed. One of the things that irk me about some DIY videos is lack of pricing. I really wish we could get over this whole “We don’t talk about money or cost” and are honest with one another about how much money you may be investing in a project. Obviously, prices vary from box store to small nursery, but it would be nice for folks to just show off how much they initially spent.
Regardless, we went ahead and purchased the wood $60, soil $60, and transplants $40. I at first felt that blow to the stomach at spending so much money initially. Still, seeing my comfrey and pepper plant sway in the humid breeze is nice. I had to replace all my decimated plants (thanks for that, rabbits) and started some new seeds right away. Hopefully, they grow quickly in my new mixture of compost, manure, and pre-mixed garden soil.
Our nursery of choice today was Green and Growing, located in Pflugerville, Texas. They are a small nursery with the entrance loaded with all sorts of flowering plants and steel T-rexes. That’s right, this nursery sells metal statues ranging from hanging flamingoes to roaring dinos peeking out from behind the lavender bush. We paid a visit to their vegetable garden and I was so delighted to see tomatoes ripening on the vine. My husband enjoyed the shadier spots while I took pictures. I was also pleasantly surprised by the price of the comfrey plants: $2.50 per plant at this current time. I hope to use these plants to help continue to enrich my soil. The employee that I spoke with was very kind and honest with me regarding their mixed soils. She further was kind enough to explain the lack of worms to purchase: it’s too hot to ship them! Ooooh, Texas! Your summers are just HEAVEN to deal with.
As we were about to leave, my husband discovered their organic pest control shelf and began to list out all we would buy on or next trip. The sugar ants have started to seek a cooler home and we just cannot allow that, now can we?
If you’re in the area and want to peruse through a beautiful nursery bursting with beautiful flowers, a succulent greenhouse ripe with all the colors of the rainbows, and fairly priced organic seed, check out Green and Growing. We recommend their bulk prices on the transplants! When they have them in, that is!
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August 25, 2020, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Zoom Webinar
Learn how to reduce water needs for fall vegetables. Learn what plants thrive under fall conditions and how to maintain your garden throughout the season with minimal watering.
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Oh, the never-ending wealth of knowledge I receive from Pinterest! I totally have dreams of growing my own garden one day but in this season of life the idea of tending to it seems a little overwhelming. But I am thrilled to learn that there are some pretty easy ways to grow veggies from what I already have in my kitchen with very little time or effort involved. Just my kind of project!
This week I decided to try to grow some green onions. Seemed easy enough. Take a bunch of green onions, cut of the bottoms, place in a jar of water in the window and done. No really, that's it. Too good to be true? Maybe. Let's see how it worked for me.
This is what my green onions looked like the first day when I started this little experiment:
And this is what they looked like exactly one week later:
Pretty awesome, huh? I can just start trimming them off and using them whenever I need and they will continue to grow over and over again. The only upkeep involves changing out the water and rinsing off the roots every once in awhile. I can handle that!
~Thank you Homemade Serenity for the idea~
***Update - Wanted to come back real quick and update you on this. We got 2 great re-growths out of this bunch and then nothing worth using after that. I still think it is worthwhile and a good way to stretch each bunch:)


Remote sensing and multispectral imaging will revolutionize many aspects of human society, not least when it comes to plants and plant-derived products. In agriculture, these novel techniques are already now making an impact on plant breeding and precision agriculture.
Over three days, a delegation from SLU visited several important South African labs employing various types of sensing for different purposes.
At ARC in Roodeplaat, Chris Kaempffer, Mohamed Mohamed Ahmed, and Eric Economon demonstrated parts of their equipment, which include un-manned aerial vehicles (UAVs), multispectral, thermal, as well as RGB cameras. ARC uses these techniques for a wide array of applications including crop and geological monitoring.
Mohamed Ahmed presented his work on early detection and monitoring of spontaneous peat fires, which is a large problem in certain areas of South Africa where these can be deadly and also kill cattle. In his work, he combined information levels from satellite imaging and UAVs as well as from soil probes.
At the University of Western Cape, Cape Town, a strategic meeting on the upcoming SASUF satellite event to be held in Malmö on the 5th of May was held with representatives from ARC, Stellenbosch University, SLU, MAU and UWC. A number of different areas where sensing is applied to address research questions were presented. At the University of Western Cape, Professor Timothy Dube gave a presentation on their extensive work using remote sensing for everything from monitoring Savannah water stress to urban heat islands. Harald Klein at Movium, SLU Alnarp, presented their work around drone and satellite monitoring for city planning and urban green spaces. At Malmö University, Per Schubert has also used satellite data for estimation of land surface temperature and identification of urban heat islands.
Thereafter a more detailed program was discussed for the satellite event as well as visits by South African delegates in conjunction with the event. The idea is to, through short presentations, let a mix of Swedish and South African researchers and companies present how they are using different sensing techniques in the three areas of food, agriculture, and urban green spaces. A program for the two SA students supposed to visit Sweden was also discussed.
The group then crossed the Capetonian N1 highway for a site visit at the South African company FarmPin, which uses satellite data to advice farmers on their crop performance to give practical advice to improve crop production. The presentation was done by the company’s founder David Campey who is also involved in GreenBridge working on monitoring and promoting green spaces in disadvantaged areas such as Phillipi in Cape Town.
Finally, Dr. Paul Williams and Alexia Naudé guided to the image-based sensor lab at Stellenbosch University in the Food Science Department. With funding in 2017, this lab was created and now hosts four hyperspectral imaging stations where foodstuff – everything from game meat to maize kernels – is analysed in a non-invasive way, to determine, for example, true origin of food or nutrient composition.


Flooding Will Continue Into Next Week
Midwest flooding has killed livestock, destroyed grains and soybeans in storage, and cut off access to farms
The flooding that devastated the U.S. Midwest is likely to last into next week, as rain and melted snow flow into Kansas, Missouri and Mississippi, the National Weather Service said.
Reuters reports floods driven by melting snow in the Dakotas will persist even as Nebraska and Iowa dig out from storms that have killed four people, left one missing and caused more than a billion dollars in damage to crops, livestock and roads.
Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin and Mississippi all declared states of emergency after the floods. The flooding killed livestock, destroyed grains and soybeans in storage and cut off access to farms because of road and rail damage.


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With metal liner & plunger.
A very handy unit for applying in small quantities any free flowing: Prills, Granules, fertiliser, lime or powder.
Small enough for farmers to carry on motorbike, tractor or ute for on the spot control of Weeds.
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Coromandel Fertiliser trades at just 8 times the current year earnings and it is expected to deliver a minimum of 50% return in the coming 12 months.
Ever since the first budget of the UPA Government was (unveiled in July 2004), we have seen a strong focus on the Agriculture sector as the Government aims to double the agricultural growth from 2.1 % to about 4%. In lieu of this good days are seen ahead for companies related with this sector, as they would see increased off take of their products.
One Industry without which this very task of Government cannot be achieved is the fertilizer Industry and here we like this Murraguppa group company, which runs a highly efficient plant. Stock of Coromandel Fertiliser trades at just about 8 times the current year earnings and it is expected to deliver a minimum of 50% return in the coming 12 months.


The first deliveries of water from the Scottsdale Irrigation Scheme are expected to flow in December 2020.
The scheme will serve Scottsdale, Bridport and the communities in Springfield, Nabowla and Waterhouse. Water from the scheme will be applied to pasture-based enterprises (dairying, livestock finishing) and will also be used for poppies, potatoes and fresh vegetable production.
The scheme will have the capacity to supply 8,600 ML of water, delivered at a 120-day flow-rate over a 150-day delivery period on which the summer irrigation season will be based.
The new 9,300 ML Camden dam will be filled from winter flows from the Camden Rivulet. A pipeline from the St Patricks River will enable supplementary filling of the dam. Water will then be piped via a mini-hydro station to the Headquarters Road Dam.
Water will flow through an 84km pipeline around Scottsdale and the Waterhouse area. There will also be direct releases to boost flows in the Great Forester River, Hurst Creek and Brid River for direct take.


At a Glance…
Supply gap on leafy greens, broccoli and cauliflower will continue into transition.
Tomatoes - West
Tomatoes - East
Market is steady with signs of strength. Southeastern and southwestern regions of Florida have production, and product is trending to smaller sizes. Quality is good.
Yuma season is wrapping up as we prepare for Salinas transition. Salinas is still showing purple cast and inconsistent crown size. Santa Maria quality is better.
Yuma quality is suffering due to heat. Bruising and brown to black discoloration have been reported. Salinas is seeing inconsistent sizing and cream to yellow color.
Market is stronger as Yuma season wraps up. Oxnard and Santa Maria are seeing low production yields due to past rains in Southern California. Defects include transparency and waterlogged raw material.
Demand is moderate out of all growing region. Quality is good overall. Southern California will start production in mid to late April.
Yuma production is winding down. Yuma and Santa Maria are seeing pink ribbing, discoloration, misshapen heads and mildew. Defects are industry-wide.
New fields out of Ruskin should begin production in mid-April. Overall quality is good with some signs of wind scar. Heavy supply from Mexico is keeping prices steady.
Demand exceeds supply, and market is expected to remain elevated for at least the next three weeks. Quality issues include blister and peel, twisting, discoloration and fringe and tip burn. Defects are industry-wide.
Demand continues to exceed supply on small Granny-Smiths. Idaho has finished packing. New York is peaking on larger fruit.


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AGRIKEXPO: FOODBEXT, NAFDAC, LCCI COLLABORATE
By Princewill Ekwujuru
FoodBext, in collaboration with National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), is set to showcase AGRIKEXPO, which has been described as a fulcrum that will redefine commercial agriculture in Nigeria and West Africa.
In statement, Reg Konnie, project manager of The Expo said that the transformational agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan has thrown up a peculiar opportunity for commercialized agriculture and food supply which, if well managed, would bring several economic benefits.
Agriexpo, an agricultural exhibition scheduled to hold Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at the Board Room of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), is collocated with Foodbext (Food/beverage exhibition), which has already been endorsed by NAFDAC, the engine house of food safety and nutritional control.
Konnie assured all and sundry that the expo would deliver on knowledge, services and products in the area of modern agriculture, and would attract the best in the world.
Also speaking, Baba Alkali, an agronomist, said that the interaction between foreign companies and local agricultural stakeholders would bring a new lease of commercial glory to agricultural productivity for the good of the nation.
In his contribution, Ugo Nwabuisi, CEO, 4rX Ltd., noted that 'Time has come to hold out the prospects for agricultural business and foreign direct investment in Nigeria, and the government must rise to the occasion. The imminent threat of food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa has come more into focus and all must rise to the occasion.'
Nik Coleman, economic counsellor, South African High Commission, also said that there are several areas of synergistic relationship between South African Agri/F&B businesses with their West African counterparts. 'AGRIKEXPO will definitely open up new frontiers for the mutual benefit of both countries,' he added.


Arborvitae and junipers planted last year and did great. Now I see spotty browning on arbs and dense on Juns. I feed with liquid acid fertilizer twice, two weeks apart end of May and early June. I kept well hydrated. Problem seems getting worse. What now?
Hennepin County Minnesota
It could be not enough water because they are not well established or too much water, test the soil before watering.
it could be sunscald.
What is sunscald and what can I do to treat/prevent?
I understand encouraging root growth is preferential. How best does one do that?
Encourage root growth by keeping the shrubs watered until the ground freezes. Sunscald is caused by too much sun for tender plant tissue. Winter burn is a cause of browning on evergreens. They look the worst in in spring. So I think something else is wrong with you arborvitae.


The Protected Cropping Australia (PCA) conference returns this July and will be held right here in Queensland at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre!
The protected cropping industry includes many horticultural sectors including:
- leafy greens
and is one of the fastest-growing horticultural sectors in Australia.
The conference theme for this year is ‘Growing our Future’ and will feature:
- inspiring and thought-provoking speakers
- exhibition trade show
- networking events
- farm tours
- conference dinner.
When: 17 to 20 July 2023
Where: Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Glenelg St, South Brisbane QLD 4101
Find out more: Protected Cropping Australia Conference 2023


Introducing the Bachelor Button (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue Seed from Todd's Seeds!
Elevate your garden's beauty with the classic and captivating Bachelor Button (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue Seed. These striking and vibrant blue flowers are sure to add a touch of timeless elegance and color to any outdoor space, whether you're an experienced gardener or a beginner. Here's everything you need to know about this enchanting flower:
Planting Bachelor Button (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue Seeds is a straightforward process. Choose a sunny location in your garden and sow the seeds directly into well-draining soil during the spring or early summer. Gently press the seeds into the soil and keep them consistently moist until they establish robust roots, typically within 2-4 weeks. These hardy flowers are known for their ease of cultivation, making them an excellent choice for gardeners of all skill levels.
Each packet of Bachelor Button (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue Seeds from Todd's Seeds contains an ample quantity of seeds, usually enough to cover a generous area in your garden. Depending on your preferred spacing, one packet can effortlessly cover up to 10 square feet, ensuring a stunning display of these striking blue blooms.
**Perennial or Annual:**
Bachelor Buttons, including the Tall Blue variety, are typically grown as annuals, providing a beautiful burst of color for a single growing season. However, they readily self-seed, often resulting in new plants in the following year, creating a charming and spontaneous garden display.
**Benefits of Planting Bachelor Button (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue Seeds:**
1. **Timeless Blue Beauty:** The Tall Blue variety of Bachelor Buttons is celebrated for its deep and vibrant blue blooms, which add a sense of classic elegance and color to your garden's palette.
2. **Attracts Beneficial Insects:** These flowers are known to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, promoting a healthy garden ecosystem and enhancing biodiversity in your outdoor space.
3. **Low Maintenance:** Once established, Bachelor Buttons (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue are remarkably low-maintenance, requiring minimal care and attention. This makes them an ideal choice for gardeners with busy schedules.
4. **Cut Flowers:** Bring the beauty of your garden indoors by cutting Bachelor Button blossoms for stunning floral arrangements that will brighten up your home.
- Bachelor Buttons are also commonly referred to as "Cornflowers" due to their historical association with growing in fields of wheat and other grains.
- These flowers have a long history of cultural significance and have been used for various culinary and medicinal purposes.
Enhance your garden's allure with Todd's Seeds Bachelor Button (Centaurea cyanus) Tall Blue Seed. Whether you aim to create a classic and vibrant garden display or attract pollinators, these captivating blue flowers are an excellent choice. Don't miss the opportunity to introduce this timeless variety to your garden this season!


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Which month is recommended to relocate a pineapple guava tree? I think I planted about 4 of them too close.im going to move them in different area.
Spring in your location.
I’ve moved three two-year-old feijoa bushes in January 2016. They all did well and didn’t show any signs of replant stress. Water them well after you move them.


- Attractive yellow fruit
- Excellent flavour
Bushy plant that produces golden yellow cylindrical fruit. Easy to grow. Fruit adds colour to meals, great for frying, grilling, baking, steaming and stewing. Excellent flavour.
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|Germination:||7-14 days @ 21-35°C|
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|Position:||Part or full sun, moist well drained soil|
|Days to Maturity/Flowering:||50 days|
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Persimmon Trees - Ichi Ki Kei Jiro (Non-Astringent)
Best Planted in USDA Hardiness Zone: 6-9.
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I received my plants in good shape, on time, and as advertised. Now, we'll see how they grow; my past experience with Plant Me Green has always been great!
I was so pleased with my fall 2017 purchase and its very successful first year that I thought it would be a good gift for more northernly friends. They were delighted and hopeful to have the same success that I encountered. Am sure they will.
This was the latest I have ever planted plants in the Fall. The plants arrived in excellent shipping container and were very healthy. I took great care in planting them and applying mulch. Now I have to wait until Spring for them to awake from dormancy and begin to grow. Looking forward to eating sweet and healthy persimmons in a few years! Thanks!
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Vegetable is a category of consumable, farming-obtained crops. Your pathfinder can eat any kind of Vegetable to regain some Food and some Vitamin A.
You can use the various kinds of Vegetable for cooking, when farming and when taming.
Recipes That Can Use Any Vegetable
You can use a Vegetable of any type in the following recipes:
Animals That Will Tame With Any Vegetable
While the following animals may not prefer a random farmed Vegetable, they like them better than any other non-preferred food:
Seeds • Wild Vegetables


DeWitt 6 YR-350 3 By 50 6yr Weed Barrierby DeWitt
3 feet x 50 feet, 1.5 ounces, 6 year weed barrier, ideal for short term weed control for annual plantings, polypropylene, consists of laminated spunbond fabric for added strength & extra light blockage.
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Cabinet approves ongoing Centrally Sponsored Scheme (State Plans) – Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) as Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana- Remunerative Approaches for Agriculture and Allied sector Rejuvenation (RKVY-RAFTAAR) for three years i.e. 2017-18 to 2019-20
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has approved the continuation of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) as Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana- Remunerative Approaches for Agriculture and Allied sector Rejuvenation (RKVY-RAFTAAR) for three years i.e. 2017-18 to 2019-20.
The financial allocation of the scheme will be Rs. 15,722 crore with the objective of making farming as a remunerative economic activity through strengthening the farmer’s effort, risk mitigation and promoting agribusiness entrepreneurship.
RKVY-RAFTAAR funds would be provided to the States as 60:40 grants between Centre and States (90:10 for North Eastern States and Himalayan States).
The schemes include egular RKVY-RAFTAAR (Infrastructure & Assets and Production Growth) with 70%of annual outlay to be allocated to states as grants based for the activities like i. Infrastructure and assets with 50% of regular RKVY-RAFTAAR outlay or Value addition linked production projects with 30% of regular RKVY-RAFTAAR outlay, etc.
Fund would be spent on innovation and agri-entrepreneur development through creating end-to-end solution, skill development and financial support for setting up the agri-enterprise -10% of annual outlay including 2% of administrative costs.
The scheme will incentivize States in enhancing more allocation to Agriculture and Allied Sectors. This will also strengthen farmer’s efforts through creation of agriculture infrastructure that help in supply of quality inputs, market facilities etc. This will further promote agri-entrepreneurship and support business models that maximize returns to farmers.


9th Agrovision, Central India's Biggest Agri Summit
Central Indias biggest Agri Summit i.e. Agrovision was organized for the 9th year in a row. The 9th edition of Agrovision was held from 10 13 November, 2017 at Reshimbhag Ground, Nagpur. Agrovision is strengthening the confidence of farmers to make agriculture an economically viable and a sustainable profession and keeping this in mind, this years theme was Educating and Encouraging Farmers for Prosperity. The event spectrum included Free Workshops for farmers, Exhibition, Conference, Expert Panel Discussion etc.
The inauguration of Agrovision was a very grand affair as it was inaugurated at the hands of Honble Vice President of India, Shri Venkaiah Naidu In the presence of the Honble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis; Shri Nitin Gadkari, Chief Patron, Agrovision; Honble Minister for Road Transport & Highways, Shipping and Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, GoI and various other dignitaries.
Dignitaries present at the inauguration were Shri Girish Mahajan, Honble Minister for Medical Education, Water Resources, CADA, GoM; Shri Sudhir Mungantiwar, Honble Minister for Finance, Maharashtra; Shri Pandurang Fundkar, Agriculture Minister, Maharashtra; Shri Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Guardian Minister Nagpur; Ms. Nanda Jijkar, Mayor, Nagpur and Dr. C. D. Mayee, Chairman, Advisory Council Agrovision; Shri Girish Gandhi, Convenor, Agrovision; Shri Ravi Boratkar, Organising Secretary, Agrovision & Managing Director, MM Activ, Sci-Tech Communications and Shri Ramesh Mankar, Organising Secretary, Agrovision and other honourable members of the committee. etc.
Highlights of 9th Agrovision:
- One of the Biggest Agriculture Summit of the Country
- Spread Over 23,0000 Sq.Mts
- Visited by over Lakhs Farmers
- Over 350 Exhibitors
- 30,000 Farmers Participated in Workshops
- 30 Comprehensive Free Workshops
- 50 Experts Conducted the Workshops
- 20 Progressive Farmers Shared their Success Stories
- Conference on Dairy Development in Vidabha
- Seminar on Bamboo Cultivation & Opportunities and Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
Special Pavillion on Animal-Husbandry
Dairy Development in Vidarbha
Expert Panel Discussion...


IFA’s Chairman of the Inputs Project Team, Tom Short, told DG Trade representatives at a hearing for the Expiry review of anti-dumping measures on AN imports from Russia to the EU, that renewing this anti-dumping measure would lead to a continued dysfunctional fertiliser market in the EU.
“Our highest cost is nitrogen, but fertiliser prices are artificially high, and we have no say in the matter. The Commission has to listen to farmers and recognise the economic impact on the users of fertilisers. The fertiliser industry is profitable enough; they don’t need further protection with anti-dumping measures,” he said.
The European fertiliser producers sought the current review and request for a further five-year extension. The disclosure by the European Commission is due in September. A decision must be taken whether to continue with a measure that has been in place for 25 years.
IFA’s Tom Short was supported in his evidence by French arable farmer Cedric Benoist representing AGPB, part of the French farming association FNSEA, who demanded that AN had to be made available at a competitive price in Europe.
IFA has campaigned actively for a fairer market for fertilisers. Commissioner for Trade Phil Hogan confirmed in a letter to the European Farmers’ Association COPA and copied to the Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski that any decision would consider the interest of users, including farmers, and also take into consideration the prevailing market situation.
“Farmers cannot be expected to continue to work harder just to stand still,” said Tom Short.


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Type: Indica / Sativa
Flowering period: 60-65 days
Outdoor harvest: end of September
THC content: 25%
Yield: 650 g/m2
This commercial strain is very popular because of its large production of large dense shyshek quality. The result is an extremely energetic and steady grade. Resistant to mold and disease.
Bloom with remarkable results in just 55 days. The essence and flavor of Pineapple Skunk immediately obvious. Its earthy flavor is supported secondary aroma of pineapple.


Herbs Selected is a combination of Dill, Coriander, Sweet Basil and/or Parsley capsules*. This combination provides herbs for dishes that require a mix of herbs.
Sprout: 5-10 days
Harvest: 28 - 35 days
Seed from*: USA / UK / Canada / Netherlands
Check out plants' individual pages for more information about their nutritional benefits and tips:
Seed Kit Original with Pre-seeded Capsules (8 capsules and nutrient packs)
Seed Kit Original with Pre-seeded Capsules and Seed starter (8 capsules, nutrient packs and 1 seed starter) - Click HERE to learn more about seed starter.
* We source seeds from different origins. Selected seed kits from different origins and seasons may have different seed combinations.


A chocolate variant of the apocalypse scorpion, with a slightly sweet, smoky flavor that packs a lot of heat. Compared to the Carolina Reaper, this pepper has not yet been tested on the Scoville heat scale. The pepper pods are a bit larger than the standard, and have a higher heat than the red relative. The pod matures to a brown color and grows to 2.5 inches with a shriveled and bumpy texture. It can grow the scorpion tail. Plants can grow up to 5 ft tall.
Species: Capsicum chinense
Heat Level: Not yet tested – estimated around 1,400,000+ Scoville Heat Units
Type: Super Hot
Days to Harvest: 90-120 Days
Seeds per Packet: 10+ Pepper Seeds
A super-hot pepper, the 007 Pot Red is another variation of the 7 Pots. This pepper grows with many bumps and produces a tail, irregular in shape. The taste is...
A rare variation of a 7 Pot, the Barrackpore is a little bit sweet but has more bitterness than its relatives. This pepper is still amongst the hottest in the...
This pepper comes from Trinidad and is also known as the Chocolate 7 Pot because it matures to a dark chocolate brown color. The texture of the pepper is bumpy...


Top 10 Plants For Plant Pots
The anticipation of summer can often be as thrilling as the season itself, some years you could even say more so, and the ritual of dressing the garden in expectation of long evenings, family BBQs and quiet contemplation is one of the most fulfilling and spiritual parts of the preparation. The garden is very versatile and you are not limited to the space that borders your lawn. If you want to make the most of your garden you should consider pots and containers. But, where do you start?
We’ll start with tulips because they’re instantly recognisable. Standing tall and available in a dizzying array of colours, these flowers are a simple way to give your garden a splash of instant personality.
Best for early summer, poppies are more than a national symbol. For a few glorious weeks in early summer, the fragile looking but surprisingly tough flowers are a breath-taking addition to any outdoor space. You’ll feel a sadness once they go, but you will be able to reuse the pots instantly.
As a replacement for your poppies, you could do a lot worse than dahlias. The multi-layered flower will thrill you for the rest of the summer.
If you’re lucky enough to live in a frost free area, then your geraniums will last all year round. For most of us they are a riotous summer treat, producing extravagant displays almost as soon as the first swallow has sung.
Roses come in so many varieties that you are even able to have your own eponymous flower. Mini roses work brilliantly for pots, as do rose shrubs.
Growing peas is fulfilling on many levels. As the shoots poke through, they look beautiful, when the pods start to show your mouth starts to water, and when they’re ready for harvest you can eat them raw straight off the plant.
Unlike the other flowers on this list, the pot is the natural home of the agapanthus. Not instantly recognisable by name, you’ll recognise the distinctive cluster of flowers ahead a long stalk. Great for planting in late summer.
Purple Sensation Allium
A springtime flower, the allium hollandicum puts you in mind of a purple dandelion, so delicate it looks as though it could blow away in the wind. As an early bloomer it can act as a tantalising taster of the summer to come.
Basil, Dill, Chives
Growing herbs is almost as simple as sowing the seeds and watching them grow. Depending on when you start them, you may want to kick start your herb garden inside but once the night frosts are gone, you can move them outdoors. Most herbs, especially basil, will also add a wonderful fragrance to your garden.
A chilli plant can be a real talking point as well as eventually adding a kick to your dinner. Plants come in all sizes, shapes, colours and, of course, levels of heat. Watch out for the black fly though, and try to move the pots as the sun makes its way across the sky.
Written by Sam Luther, a gardens blogger with several years experience in the gardening industry


Last chance to order some of our fresh organic Red Ruby beef in time for Christmas ...
To be certain of delivery prior to Christmas, please order by the end of Friday, 23rd November for a delivery on Tuesday 11th December. You can order later, but there's a chance we could run out.
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I am trying to configure pieces of ten foot pvc piping into well they are really more cold frames then greenhouse. If I can figure out a successful arrangement I can then harvest beets and turnips year round. Beets and turnips may not seem all that great but you could learn ways of cooking it and and adding organic vegetables as side dishes can add to the nutrition and in the Spring you can start plants. And its all by tapping into this resource. Ill try and post some photos.
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|Thousands of tons of farm produce exported via Lang Son border gates after Tet (Photo: thoibaotaichinh.vn)
Border gates in Lang Son opened on Tuesday, the 3rd day of the Lunar New Year. By Thursday, more than 450 vehicles transporting goods including agricultural products crossed Lang Son's border gates into China. Exported farm produce included fresh dragon fruit, mango, jackfruit, and watermelon.
Tran Van Nghia, Deputy Director of Huu Nghi Border Gate Customs Office, Lang Son province, said: "We have arranged enough personnel to ensure that goods are exported and imported smoothly and quickly."
The Lang Son Customs Department has encouraged businesses to send in electronic documents and receive the results at the border gate.
Hoang Thi Le, a business owner in Lang Son, says import and export activities at the border gate of the province have been smooth in the past few days. She said: "I hope that this year will be a prosperous year now that China has relaxed its COVID-19 restrictions."
The volume of goods exported to China via the Lang Son border gates during the first days of the New Year shows China’s increasing demand for agricultural products post-pandemic and is a sign that exports will grow this year.


July 22, 2022
Russia signing an agreement on Ukrainian grain. Live Stream
In Istanbul, Russia, Turkey, the UN and Ukraine sign an agreement on the export of Ukrainian grain. The parties were going to sign the agreement separately – Ukraine with Turkey and the UN and Russia with Turkey and the UN.


Good News From Grantees: Update on Downtown Greens Expansion Project
Downtown Greens is thankful for the recent boost to their expansion project from The Community Foundation's grants through The Pine Knot Fund and The Honeywell Charitable Fund. See a note below from Sarah Perry, Executive Director of Downtown Greens.
Downtown Greens also has an agency fund with the foundation, The Fund for Downtown Greens Community Greenspace.
Dear Community Foundation,
Coming to you from the beautiful wetlands, I wanted to give you a quick (3 minute) update on the purchase of the 56-acre land. Because of your support we have been able to move forward to preserve in perpetuity this incredible land with living wetlands, agriculture fields and mature trees! You have made this possible and we are so very grateful!!
I will be giving a tour Friday, February 10 at 3:30 so if you haven't already seen the land (or would like to see the winter version) please join us! We'll meet at 1360 Belman Road, Fredericksburg, Va 22401 and can possibly be walking through muddy spots so make sure your footwear can handle that! RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.org
Thank you again for your support and please share the great news and tour info with other folks who might be interested in learning more!


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Since October 1947, AMCO Manufacturing, Inc., has been producing high-quality, dependable farm equipment for your agriculture operation. Originally named Alexander Manufacturing Company, it was founded by William A. Alexander and produced mainly one model—a 3-point hitch eight-blade reversible Bush & Bog for Ford Motor Company. The product line expanded to include other 3-point hitch models, including tandems, fold-overs, lift offsets, and drag tandems.
AMCO began expanding its sales territories and product lines after the company changed ownership in the early 1950s. With AMCO’s development of agricultural anti-friction bearings, especially our triple-lip sealed and greaseable ball bearings, the company became known as a pioneer in farm equipment innovation. It also premiered the Protect-O-Shield® bearing assembly, which allowed the company to be the first to offer a two-year warranty on this type of bearing system.
In 1963 AMCO moved to Yazoo City, Mississippi, where it continued to develop innovative tillage equipment. Today, the company is owned by Illinois-based Yetter Manufacturing Company, and the partnership between these two industry leaders has contributed to increased focus on developing new products to serve the diverse needs of our customers with tough tillage tools.
Since 1947, AMCO Manufacturing, Inc., has been a trusted producer of rugged, dependable farm implements from tillage equipment to water management tools. We manufacture our products with precision and skill, ensuring the durability our customers have come to expect.
We strive to continue to grow as innovative leaders in our field, pioneering new products to serve the diverse needs of our customers. With our rugged, high-quality products and exceptional service, we will expand our recognition as a top-of-the-line manufacturer of tillage and water management implements, reaching new customers and markets.


From its historic old neighborhoods to its scenic Delaware River views to its close proximity to Pocono skiing, Northampton County, PA is a beautiful place to live.
Green Lawn Fertilizing wants to help you make your own little piece of Northampton County as beautiful as it can be by providing you with premium lawn care services. As a locally owned company, we have spent years cultivating trusted relationships with our Northampton County clients, and our reputation has flourished as a result.
Why Green Lawn Fertilizing?
It’s simple: we know your neighborhood. As a locally owned company, Green Lawn Fertilizing technicians are well-acquainted with Northampton County. Green Lawn Fertilizing offers stellar service throughout the entire region, including:
- Wilson, and more
If your lawn could use the magic touch of a certified lawn technician’s green thumb, we’re ready and willing to provide reliable, friendly, results-oriented service.
Our lawn programs are designed to keep your yard looking great year-round. Our affordable services are sure to fit your lawn’s specific needs…and your budget. Here are just a few of the services we offer:
- Weed control
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We are OPEN for FALL RED RASPBERRIES. Please check the harvest page for information about picking hours. You can also sign up for an email alert by visiting our contact page.
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A very small batch of our award winning black garlic salt is available now! We grow our garlic organically on Otway Fields. It is then carefully 'fermented' over a long period to create Black Garlic. This amazing culinary delight has a sweet balsamically flavour. The taste is described as 'umami'. We then dry the black garlic and create salt. Fabulous on steak, grilled tomatoes, eggs, avocado. Anything you like! To be fair to our BGS fans, we're limiting our orders to 2 per customer to give everyone a fair chance of snapping up a packet or two. Thanks!
Black Garlic Salt 40g - Limit 2 per customer
The garlic used in this product has been grown organically on our farm in the Otways. We hand plant, weed and harvest by hand. A true labour of love. We've then hung it to cure before we slowly 'fermented' it and dried it. The final step is blending the dried, black garlic with Australian rock salt. We hope you enjoy this product.


May Update from the Garden
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the grand opening of the garden has been delayed to Spring. We will advise the date closer to the time. It will work out well really as it will give us more time to get the garden planted and looking brilliant for the big day. If you would like to be on our mailing list for busy bees and other events, please send your name and email address to Lisa at firstname.lastname@example.org and ask Lisa to add you to the mailing list or you can chat with other members on our facebook page.
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Date/Time - 05/25/2019 - 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Mass Audubon Boston Nature Center
Take this workshop to learn how to support your fruit trees’ health and how to build a beautiful espalier or trellis to support a fruiting vine.
Morning: Trees and plants have many natural mechanisms to maintain their health and ward off pests and diseases. But sometimes, if a disease or a pest strikes, we can lend a helping hand. In this workshop you will learn how to support your trees’ health, how to recognize some common diseases and pests, and organic methods to deal with them. Our instructor is a professional arborist with years of experience, who maintains the fruit trees of the Boston Nature Center.
Afternoon: An espalier or trellis can have multiple functions in your food forest. It adds beauty and structure to your design, creates a cozy sitting space, and can be used to grow fruit trees in a very small space, or to support vining fruits like hardy kiwi. In this workshop, you will learn how to construct an espalier with simple tools and easily available materials. Our instructor is the owner of an existing food forest in the Boston area with trellises and espaliers.
You can take this course as part of the Applied Permaculture Series.
The morning session will be at the Mass Audubon Boston Nature Center, and the afternoon session will be at a private residence in Roslindale (address provided to registered participants).
Meet our instructors:
Ben Crouch, owner of Land of Plenty landscaping. Ben has years of experience working with trees and landscapes and has taught many pruning workshops. He also maintains the fruit trees of the Boston Nature Center.
Babette Wils, owner of Big Foot Food Forest, a private permaculture installation in Needham. Babette has taught garden classes for years, and turned to permaculture full-time in 2017. She coordinates BFFC’s educational outreach and workshops.


Victorian farmers approach WA hay suppliers
Managing Director of Hay Australia Andrew Bolt says there's been a bit of enquiry from eastern states for WA hay.
Source: ABC Rural | Duration: 3min 38sec
Albany in south west WA hopes to become Gallipoli's sister city and a destination for Anzac pilgrims.
A critical shortage of skilled workers could scuttle Australia's plans to boost food production.
Climate champion, John Ive has regenerated his NSW farm over the last 35 years.
A new approach to seasonal forecasting could help irrigators use their water more efficiently.


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We currently provide consultancy services in the these aspects
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Apart from the services mentioned above, we also perform R&D activities on leading-edge automated farm monitoring solutions for arable farms with our own unique techniques (patent pending).
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In Vegetable and Salad lines;
- Wild Rocket is unavailable due to supply and quality issues.
- Corn is available again but expensive.
- The quality of most other vegetable and salad lines is good. Prices have started to ease with stable weather now prevailing in the growing areas.
The best value vegetable and salad items are;
- Qld Pumpkin
- Sweet Potato
- Chats (small white) and Red (Ruby Lou) Potatoes
- Brussels Sprouts
- Silverbeet Spinach
- Hydro Lettuces and Salad Mix
- Pink Lady, Gala, Fuji, Red Delicious, Jazz and Granny Smith Apples are all available and good. Store apples covered in the fridge to keep them crisp.
- Pears are also very good with Packham, Beurre Bosc and Nashi Pears available.
- Navel Oranges and Tangelos at their best. Blood Oranges have started and are excellent. Imperial Mandarins are still nice but nearing the end of their season. Afourer Mandarins will start soon. Lemons and Limes are also good but prices have kicked.
- Bananas are abundant and nice.
- New Zealand Kiwifruit and Kiwi Gold are at their peak and very good.
- Blueberries have started again and the early season fruit is good. Strawberries are nice with some early Queensland fruit available.
- We have finished up all Australian Grapes due to quality issues. USA Grapes will start soon.
- Pineapples and Red Papaya are excellent.
- Watermelons, Rockmelons and Honeydew Melons are also very good. Rockmelons and Honeydew are larger fruit at the moment.
- Passionfruit are nice and relatively cheap.
- Free Range Eggs prices are up due to short supply.
- We are trialing a small supply of local Hornsby Heights Honey which rated very well at this year’s Easter show.
Order your home delivered fruit and vegetables before 8:30 pm on Monday for delivery to Asquith, Beecroft, Berowra, Berowra Heights, Hornsby, Hornsby Heights, Mount Colah, Mount Kuring-gai, Normanhurst, North Turramurra, North Wahroonga, Pennant Hills, Pymble (East side), South Turramurra, St Ives, St Ives Chase, Thornleigh, Turramurra, Wahroonga, Warrawee and Westleigh on Tuesday afternoon or evening.


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Roberta's 2-pc. Fast Fruiting Grand Nain Banana Plant
Big Leaves But No Bananas
Potted four of these plants in gigantic planters as soon as they arrived, kept them well watered in good sunlight in Texas heat. Six months later and no sign of even the beginning of a banana. Lots of big pretty leaves but none of the fruit that was promised. Very disappointing product. First time QVC failed me.
I am not happy with this purchase.
I planted these plants as soon as they arrived and it's been almost three months ago, well they haven't grown! I see the presentation and the man from Roberta's keeps on mentioning how fast they grow, and that in two months they will be much bigger and I feel like it was dishonest in their part. These are tropical plants so they should be doing well here in south Texas but they aren't. Every day I go out and water them and I can't believe I fell for this. I have bought lots of grate products from QVC but unfortunately the three purchases I made from Roberta's weren't what I expected or was promised. Now I know and won't be buying from Roberta's no more.
Yes I have no bananas
Only one of the two banana trees are growing. Waiting for my bananas to grow
QVC did make good on the tree that died.
I purchased over a year ago and am still waiting for some growth. I started one in ground and the other in a pot, for about 9 months then transferred to ground. I also made the vitamin purchase but neither one is past 2 1/2 feet. I live Melbourne, FL where bananas trees grow everywhere, these have not. I have Papayas, am growing an avocado tree, pigeon peas, beans, lettuce, cilantro + others but these banana trees are not as easy as shown on video.
Both died. They never gave any fruit. Bad purchase
One Lived One Died?
We purchased over 2 years ago. We live 2 miles from the coast in SoCal. I put one in a pot and it didn't make it? The other one went in the ground..and lived. I barely put it in the ground and it took off!! No fruit, but it is 8 feet tall!?! It is starting to make pups. I'm going to buy some fresh soil, I'm sure it will do better when I add the dirt. I don't baby it. But I love looking at it:)
I purchased last year and neither of the two plants produced any bananas. I also purchased the blood orange tree about five years ago and it never produced any fruit. I haven't had any luck with Roberta's. I have many plants, flowers and fruit trees and haven't had any problems with any of them that were purchased from other nurseries or home stores. The problem with the warranty on Roberta's plants is when you call them you are told to give plants a little longer to produce and warranty ends. I don't know how many years that
they want me to wait for fruit. I'm giving two stars because banana trees and blood orange tree are green.
I bought this for my dad for father's day to go by his pool. They grow like weeds. It took about 3years before he got fruit, but it finally came. Well worth the wait. :)
While these looked really cool and tropical by our inground pool, they never produced a bit of fruit as promised. Nothing even resembling a banana grew on these plants. They grew very slowly even in total all day bright sun. They did eventually grow almost as tall as the pics, but I purchased a banana tree and was guaranteed fruit which never came.
Not pleased all my plants have died. The picture is deceiving.
I have babied these plants like no other. my husband even got involved, there is no real growth. every new growth dies. no fruit very disappointed. they are sending replacements, don't even want to go thru all the work again would rather have a different plant of equal value.
Expected so much more given the on-air presentation. Mine have barely grown - no matter what I have tried. Inasmuch as I have always had a lot of luck with plants ( took a horticulture class which helped) I had NO luck with these plants. My brother planted one in his nc nags head home on the water last year. It has survived better than mine but not by much. Very dissapointed.


Since we have moved to a new place I wanted to take a bit of your time and show you what we have currently. I decided to call our place Mishchuk Garden, humbly referring to our last name :))) As our project evolve with time I hope to have an impression not only on our life but on people who we are connected to. Some people ask us why are you guys doing this? is it even worth it? and my 4 year old son told us that we can just go buy the food in the store, why bother with all this gardening. You know it's not the same, the food that is growing in your garden is always much more healthier and is full of flavor. This post I'm going to share with you what we have going on now and invite you to follow us on our journey of developing this 1 acre in to a true Garden.
|Our Garden, we planted here for the first time, the soil has lot's of gravel in it so our main efforts for the next few seasons will be focused on improving the soil.|
|Our Chickens, we currently have 7 hens and 1 baby duck. We had a pair of ducks and 4 ducklings that hatched, unfortunately a raccoon got in and killed all except 1 baby duck, she is the only survivor till next spring.|
|This is our chicken house, OK I know it needs a lot of work, maybe in the next few year we can get it updated, but it does keep them dry and safe for now.|
|The rabbits home. as you can see we have replaced part of the covering over the rabbits and have another side where we plant to have quail. This was about the same condition as the chicken coop eventually we will get it done.|


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Syngenta Group acquires Valagro
Syngenta Crop Protection has bought the biologicals company in a market projected to almost double in size over the next five years..
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Managing a School Garden? Let’s make it easy!
Managing a school garden may seem like a lot of work, but we are here to make it easier. Use our communication tools below to coordinate with key groups in your school – your Garden Team, teachers & staff, and family & community volunteers. We have compiled an array of resources to help you get started in school garden management:
Your Garden Team:
Organize and coordinate your efforts as a garden team.
- Your Garden Team
- Learning Garden Roles and Responsibilities
- Kick-Off Day Guide
- Kick-Off Day Schedule Template
- Learning Garden Models
- Annual Communication Schedule for the Garden Team
- Sample Meeting Agenda
- Blank Meeting Agenda
- Growing Season Overview Planning Document
- Managing a Planting Day
- Create Your School’s Watering Schedule
- Blank Monthly Watering Calendars
- Harvest Planning Worksheet
- School Donation Request Template (word.doc)
- Full 2017 Learning Garden Manual PDF
Teachers and other school staff:
Recruit more teachers, communicate the garden vision, and provide opportunities for them to engage with the garden.
- Garden Team Letter invitation to school Staff (word.doc)
- Principal letter invitation to staff (word.doc)
- This is Your Learning Garden Poster
- Dig into Real Food Poster (Spanish Version Here)
- Learning Garden Talking Points
- Learning Garden Event Expectations
- Weekly Garden Sign-Up
- Documents around how to plan for, and set up a watering schedule can be found on our Watering Page.
- Lessons organized by grade band and topic can be found in our Lesson Library. Updates to our Lesson Library are coming soon!
Family and Community Volunteers:
Build a community of support around your garden to enhance your school’s commitment to real food and engage families in garden care and eating produce.
- Garden Team Invitation letter to parents (word.doc)
- Garden Team Invitation letter to parents in Spanish (word.doc)
- Calling All Parents Poster (Spanish Version Here)
- Come Volunteer in our Learning Garden (Spanish Version Here)
- Watering With your Drip Irrigation System (Spanish Version Here)
- Watering With your Hose and Spray Nozzle (Spanish Version Here)
- Send Produce Home with Students (Spanish Version Here)
- Recipes for Home Cooking (Spanish Version Here)


LOUISBURG, N.C. — The last session, Session #5, of the COW CAMP 101: Back to the Basics will be Tuesday evening, April 19th at 6:00 p.m. in the Annex at the Franklin County Agricultural Center, 103 South Bickett Blvd, Louisburg. The meeting will begin with a beef meal followed by the program. “Reproduction, Calving, and Mineral/Hoof Management” will be the topic of discussion. Guest speaker will be Dr. Dan Poole, NCSU Animal Science Professor, on beef cattle reproduction along with a demonstration on how to deliver a calf properly (also with dealing with calving dystocia.) Ag Agents, Paul Gonzalez (Sampson County) and Martha Mobley (Franklin County) will discuss minerals and hoof management. Shauna Somerville, ABS representative, will be present to discuss their new bull offerings (semen).
Register online for the event at the following link: go.ncsu.edu/cow_camp101-meeting-5.
The last program of the season will be the Tuesday, June 21st, 5-County BEEF Tour of three Franklin County cattle farms, followed by BEEF sponsored lunch, a forage variety test plot, marketing, genetics. Everyone drives their own vehicle to the various sites.
For more information about this program, call the office at 919-496-3344 or contact Martha Mobley, email@example.com, Agricultural Extension Agent. This event is sponsored by N.C. Cooperative Extension, Franklin County Center.
–Martha Mobley, N.C. State Extension


Ever purchase wildflower seed and have weeds come up instead? Come join us on Friday, January 20, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. in the conference room located in the Courthouse Annex Building on Cedar Avenue in Julesburg for a workshop on wildflowers.
Find out how simple, easy and fun it can be to have long lasting beauty with wildflowers. An ounce of wildflowers can go a long way.
Learn about the wildflowers in our area. Understand the benefits of wildflowers. Learn how to grow them. You will get the opportunity to sow some wildflowers and take home a flat of seeds. These seeds can grow outside in a protected area. You will be shown what to do with the flat when the seeds begin germinating.
We will review cultural practices so that you can maintain the wildflowers. This workshop will provide you with a valuable packet of information for you to use and refer to later. Wildflowers can bring bees and other pollinators to your wildflower garden which will benefit your vegetable garden.
There are more than coneflowers and sunflowers for wildflowers. Learn about all the choices you have to pick for our area. Learn how to integrate and design with wildflowers.
We hope to see you on January 20th at 1:00 p.m. There is a charge for the workshop.
Please pre-register by Wednesday, January 18th 2012. If you have any questions regarding the workshop, please call (970)474-3479 and speak with Bev Hollingsworth or Linda Langelo.
For more information visit www.ext.colostate.edu.


Constanta Port Romania and Ukrainian exports: increasing concerns about capacity
Even before Russia announced the non-prolongation of the Black Sea corridor agreement beyond July 17 (agreed last year with the UN and Turkey) and which allowed Ukraine to export agri commodities from its Black Sea ports, experts announced their growing concerns about the capacity of the Romanian Constanta Port to handle the foreseen quantities forecast for the year 2023-2024.
So far, 47 freight and passenger rail links with Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova have been rehabilitated and work is continuing.
According to port operators, transit routes by rail or barge from Ukraine's Danube ports have matured during the 16 months of war.
The although slow progress on the logistics side has led to lower costs, making the Danube vital for Ukraine's agricultural exports. At the same time, high insurance premiums for ships leaving Odessa port and the cost of waiting in Istanbul for inspections, which can run up to $1 million for a medium-sized vessel, make a trip on the Constanta-Suez route a lot cheaper than one from Odessa.
"This combination of factors makes the Romanian route a significantly cheaper alternative not only for grain from western Ukraine, but also a competitive one for deliveries from central Ukraine," said a Ukrainian trader.
As a result, the port of Constanta could become even more overcrowded, regardless of the faith of the international agreement on Ukrainian grain exports via Black Sea ports, explains analyst Cezar Gheorghe of the consultancy AGRIColumn. "Although we are not in harvest season, the port of Constanta is choked," says Gheorghe. According to his data, the amount of goods from Ukraine entering Romania will be 50% higher this year compared to last year.
Between March 2022 and June 2023, Ukraine exported a total of more than 73 million tonnes of agricultural goods. Of these, 32.7 million were exported through the grain corridor and 40.2 million through solidarity lanes. During this period, 18 million tonnes of Ukrainian cereals and oilseeds entered Romania.
As for estimates for the period 2023-2024, it seems that Ukraine plans to transit through Romania a quantity of 27 million tonnes of cereals and oilseeds. This is a huge amount, given that Romania is also expected to export a total of 22-24 million tonnes, due to a promising harvest.
The situation is all the more serious as the Port of Constanta does not have the capacity to handle all these goods. It can handle only around 25 million tonnes a year, according to specialists, which causes bottlenecks and delays.
Delays are caused by insufficient infrastructure but also by the lack of an integrated digital system, say operators. The port authority says it is working on a connected system that will automate the flow of information in the port, but has not estimated when it will become operational.
"Things could get even more complicated because of the limited storage capacity of the port of Constanta," explains a Ukrainian analyst. The port has a storage capacity of two million tonnes, but the flows have to be strictly segregated for the certificate of origin.
Meanwhile, authorities in Bucharest are considering measures that would give Romanian farmers preferential access to the port of Constanta during the harvest season, which would restrict the flow of grain from Ukraine. Romania is one of the eastern European member states that has faced an explosion in grain imports from Ukraine, prompting the EU to introduce temporary trade restrictions.


Soybean and corn prices have given up their late Northern summer gains as the deniability of large US crops fades.
The agri-exporter currencies were little changed on Thursday. The quiescence means there is little impact on prices. The Australian Dollar has barely budged from where it has been for the past few days, just below 76.25c.
Grains & Oilseeds
- Global wheat prices edged lower over the past day. Minneapolis spring wheat futures remain under the most pressure as they made new season lows. The others managed to avoid that for now.
- ASX East January wheat futures trader higher on Thursday, closing at 235$. Australian wheat may be under a little pressure in early trade today with global prices a shade lower overnight.
- Corn futures slipped on Thursday, despite the USDA reporting a stellar week of new crop export sales. The weight of US supply, even if production is likely to be a little lower than forecast, continues to pull prices lower. And on Thursday too the International Grains Council edged its forecast for world corn production from 1.017 billion tonnes to a record high of 1.03 billion tonnes. More grain, more price pain.
- Soybean futures tumbled nearly 3% on Thursday to see the November contract move below 10$. Canola's falls were more moderate in comparison. The soybean market is under pressure given that excellent pod counts have been reported from the Pro Farmer crop tour. Strong pod counts, coupled with unthreatening August weather, all but confirm high yield potential for US crops. US new crop export sales continue to outpace expectations - last week 1.9mmt of 'beans were sold, which is the second highest so far for the marketing year. The market though did not manage to draw much support from that on the day.
Cotton futures finished modestly higher on Thursday. US export sales rose for the third straight week to inject a little optimism back into the market. Largely unthreatening weather in the US and India though continues to cap additional gains.
Sugar futures prices bounced on Thursday to continue the volatile trading pattern of recent days. The October-March spread also rallied away from recent lows. The market seems to be bogged down, able to rock back and forth, but unable to go sustain momentum in either direction.
NZX WMP prices were unchanged on Thursday. The market has turned quiet of late. A GDT auction looms next week that will test the market’s strength again.
For a more detailed snapshot of market conditions, or to get the daily market update direct to your inbox daily, visit Commonwealth Bank. Important Disclosures and analyst certifications regarding subject companies are at www.research.commbank.com.au.
This report was originally published, approved and distributed by Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 AFSL 234945.


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Not a whole lot of fresh news to trade off on Monday’s session and we saw a relatively quiet day in grains. We will continue to trade headlines and we did that early on with wheat moving higher amid more Russian aggression in Ukraine while soybean oil pulled soybeans higher for a time. Profit taking was seen though later in the day as we drifted lower while corn caught the short end of intermarket spreading on the day. Livestock benefited from a break in the U.S. dollar on Monday and found good strength across both lean hogs and cattle futures.
Farm and Ranch Director Jesse Allen has our closing report: https://lightningstream.com/ajax/GetODFile.ashx?call=MIDWEST&fileid=1406
Also, more analysis on today’s Market Talk below with John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing. Plus, a look at this week’s weather forecast with Eric Snodgrass of Nurtien and a harvest discussion with John Long from Brevant Seeds.


Turmeric and jeera prices fell further by Rs 100 per quintal in the national capital today owing to subdued demand from retailers and stockists amid adequate stocks position.
Weakening trend in futures market and increased arrivals from producing regions also put pressure on the select spice prices.
Turmeric prices dropped by Rs 100 to settle at Rs 9,800-14,300 per quintal.
Jeera common and jeera best quality also drifted by Rs 100 each to conclude at Rs 14,100-14,600 and Rs 18,100-18,600 per quintal.
Marketmen said subdued demand from retailers and stockists against higher arrivals from producing regions, mainly pulled down turmeric and jeera prices.
Following are today’s quotations (in Rs):
Ajwain (per kg) 150-190, black pepper (per kg) 690-880, betel-nut (kg) 300-350, cardamom brown-Jhundiwali (kg) 1,440-1,450 and cardamom brown-Kanchicut (kg) 1,540-1,880.
Cardamom small (kg): Chitridar 550-680, cardamom (colour robin) 570-580, cardamom bold 590-600, cardamom extra (bold) 680-690 and cloves 540-650.
Chirounji (new) (kg) Rs 650-700
Coriander (qntl) Rs 10,500-15,500
Dry mango (qntl) Rs 10,000-22,000
Dry ginger (qntl)Rs 20,000-25,000
Kalaunji (qntl) Rs 20,500-29,000
Mace-Red (kg) Rs 825-1,080
Mace-Yellow (kg) Rs 1,060-1,070
Methi (qntl) Rs 7,000-17,500
Makhana (kg) Rs 400-500
Nutmeg (kg) Rs 540-550
Poppyseed (kg Turkey) Rs 330-380
Poppyseed (kg China) Rs 350-370
Poppyseed (kg MP-RAJ) Rs 390-435
Red chillies (qntl) Rs 10,900-17,400
Saffron Irani Rs (per gram) 155-160
Saffron Kashmiri Rs (per gram) 180-190
Soanf-bold (qntl) Rs 11,500-15,000
Turmeric (qntl) Rs 9,800-14,300
Tamarind (qntl) Rs 3,200-4,000
Tamarind without seed (qntl) Rs 7,700-8,700 Tea (kg) Rs 100-260
Watermelon kernel (kg) Rs 145
Jeera common (qntl) Rs 14,100-14,600
Jeera best (qntl) Rs 18,100-18,600.


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2.5 days have passed since the harvest in the Alpha Room - now we continue at full speed.
The cuttings (baby cannabis plants) were all successfully brought into their new homes and warmly received with classical soothing music!
The different phases - from cutting to harvest:
Cutting phase: 1-2 weeks
Vegetative phase: 1-4 weeks
Flowering phase 7-10 weeks
Finally, there is the harvest.
Our harvest is dried for 2 weeks and then slowly cured.
Now the flowers are ready for delivery, you can either have them delivered to your home (currently only possible in Switzerland) or sell them to us for a price that we have specified in the market.
The different grow phases always depend on the cannabis strain. However, at Cannerald we focus on selection and market analysis to always keep them at around 2.5 months. We select suitable varieties for this.
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DNG Martin O'Connor Land Sales are delighted to offer for sale a fantastic holding of land in the Rusheeny Valley on the outskirts of Oughterard Village. In a unique setting the lands in 6 plots extends to c. 11 Acres (5.06 Ha) together with undivided shares of 64/711 to 541.088 Acres (218.974 Ha) which equates to 48.70 Acres (19.71 Ha) and an undivided share of 1/8th to 4.66 Acres (1.8868 Ha) which equates to 0.58 Acres (0.23 Ha) = total undivided commonage lands of c.49.28 Acres (19.94 Ha).
Four plots of the land are in close proximity to each other and are identified as file plans 5A, 5B, 5D & 5E of the folio which in total amount to c. 9.13 Acres. The land is fully enclosed by dry stonewalls and laid out in various field sizes. The lands have direct access on to the commonage land. The three remaining plots are located to the north of the holding next to the Owenriff River and are mainly bog land, these plots are identified as File Plans as 5F, 5G & 5H.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase a holding of good grazing land in the Oughterard area. It is ideally suited to a young famer starting out and to those looking to expand their existing holdings in the area. The land is suited to grazing for sheep, cattle and horses.
To arrange an inspection or to get further details of the property please contact the sole selling agents DNG Martin O'Connor Tel 091866708.
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From Oughterard village proceed along Main Street towards Clifden passing the Garda Station on your left. Just before the Bridge turn left at Conneelys Cafe it will be signposted Costelloe and Shannapheasteen. Drive out this road past the Carpet Factory and take the second right turn on the Rusheeney just past Oughterard Motors. Driving for about half a mile and turn left at a stone built shed with a green roof. The lands are located just past the next right turning.
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Their goal is to raise $250,000 by the end of May 2017.
~ Grassroots Gardens help 2,000 gardeners tend 300,000 square feet of previously vacant land. These are serious gardeners. They represent 30 cultural backgrounds and cultivate more than 150 different fruits and vegetables.
~ In 2010 the network included 46 community gardens. Today there are 105 and counting.
~ For the first time Grassroots Gardens will be purchasing the gardens where Buffalo’s gardeners work.
Urban Roots is helping Grassroots Gardens by collecting donations for their Capital Campaign in amounts of $2, $3, $5 and higher. Stop by the store and help us help them!
You can also visit Grassroots Gardens website and donate here.


thanks everyone for all your wonderful help, support, and company at our fun-raising event this past saturday! i think we all had a lot of fun and we made about $2,500 to help put new roofs on our buildings and hopefully help the farm to clinic program get up and running this year.
just to let you know about 2 upcoming things at the farm -
april 23 workday
here's a fun event, (not hosted by us) that folks might be interested in.
bring a dish to share and some cash to put into the pot. then listen to agricultural art proposals, vote for your favorite and the winner takes home the pot to help them complete the project. I think the mustard seed farm will have a proposal to present. Often it seems like the prize goes to whoever has the most friends there - so invite your friends but vote for whatever project you like the best!
With spring comes more exciting times at the farm. Included in this email is
1. a tentative schedule of work days and farm events for the season
(dates closer to now are most accurate but everything depends on weather),
2. information for our spring fun-raising event. (date is accurate!)
in reverse order!!!!
SPRING FUN-RAISING EXTRAVAGANZA
please join us for another winter potluck!
this one is next Saturday evening, february 27th 6pm - 8pm at Helen Gunderson's house:
Well, its messy out there! Snow's melting fast as we speak and there was a good share of it this year. Soil should have plenty of moisture going into early spring, especially with record rainfall in December. The house's addition, which will feature a sun-room for starting plants as well as a basement for storm shelter, has seen significant progress and, though not yet complete, will be in functional mode for spring activities. Four trays of onions and some other early starts are mostly germinated and on their way.
Do you ever wonder what life is like on an organic vegetable farm? Do you have a desire to learn about growing and distributing healthy vegetables and fruits? Do you yearn to make an impact on local food justice? Do you want to get serious about lowering your carbon footprint? How about gaining experience in community-based, consensus decision-making? Mustard Seed Community Farm would be an excellent place for you, and we have great opportunities for interns this 2016 season.
Hey Folks, hope you can make it to our potluck this Saturday and bring friends! See below for details. Gio, a farm team member and host for this potluck requests you bring your own plates and silverware, in addition to food to share. Thanks so much. It should be a fun sharing time and there'll be a great slideshow w narration of farm happenings over the last 8 years!
Mustard Seed Farm will be having a potluck on Sat. Jan 16th in Ames, 1239 Wisconsin.
Please join us from 6-8 to share food and learn about farm happenings.
we are making some progress on our construction!
i know it's december and almost Christmas, but we're doing the best we can.
we're actually further than this, and i will try to post some better pictures tomorrow.
this past week I went to the practical farmers of iowa cooperator meeting where I had a lot of fun hearing about farmers fun practical on farm research this past year and we brainstormed and starting designing potential research projects for next year. if you want to read the full reports of two of our projects from last year - check out their website:
for the pepper report, go to:


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