You might not believe us if we told you that apples and pears could grow in harmony together on the same tree. Cause that seems impossible. We know it might sound strange, but it's actually a real thing with a real name. It's called “grafting” and it's wonderful for people who don't have a large backyard and still want to reap the benefits of growing various types of fruit.
Grafting fruit trees isn't as difficult as it sounds. It doesn't involve science, lab work, or genetically modifying seeds. We were surprised to see how simple the process really is. Once you try out grafting for the first time, you'll be able to recreate various versions to your liking because the process is pretty much fool proof.
So, what fruit do you want to combine together?
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What Is Transplanter
The transplanter is an effective farm machine that transplants seedlings onto the field. The transplanter machine has all the advanced features that make it suitable for seeding and plantation processes.
Type of Transplanter In India
There are mainly two types of transplanter agriculture available which are defined in the below section.
Benefits of Transplanter Machine
Transplanter Machine Price in India
Transplanter price in India is Rs 14 Lakh (Approx), making it affordable and the best transplanter tool for farmers.
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You can search for and buy transplanter online at Tractor Junction. Here you can find all the authentic information regarding the various brands with Transplanter price in India.
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Exporters of All types of Indian rice, wheat, Groundnuts,spices, Pulses, Crockery ware, All types of Wall & Floor Tiles,HDPE Bags,
Omniscient International is the fastest growing exporter of the finest quality agro products. We collect & supply some of the finest and rarest Indian Origin Agro Commodities, and for it we are widely acknowledged as one of the best Indian Origin Agro Commodities collect & supply. Rendering flawless quality products and prompt services, we have earned set foothold in the market regions of India and overseas.
Engaged in production & supply of pulses such as moong dal, chana dal, massor dal, urad dal, toor dal, oil seeds and spices.
White Gold Seeds Pvt. Ltd.
The company is primarily engaged in the manufacturing, supplying and exporting of Seeds like Sesame Seeds, Castor Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Vegetable Seeds, Cotton Seeds and many more. We have made diligent efforts to establish and maintain long-term relationship with our esteemed clients.
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We are the leading processors and exporters of dehydrated onion and garlic in various forms like flakes, minced, granules, powder, toasted and fried.
A leading exporter of garlic products offering all kind of garlic products products.
Manufacturer & exporter of all kind of spices like genugreek, chilly powder, snacks masala, fennel, turmeric, black pepper, garam masala, cumin and black pepper powder.
Since 1989, White Horse is constantly making efforts for serving the best quality products to the consumers. White Horse is a trade mark registered brand. We also believe in giving something new to the consumers. For that we are continuously making innovations in instant food products, readymade food products and spices. Today we are manufacturing and marketing a huge rang of Food Products in all over India.
With the aim to offer qualitative products coupled with timely delivery and prompt responses, Parimal Exports was established in the year 1996. We are reckoned as a well-known exporter of Indian Foods, Sanitary Wares, Agricultural Implements, Wall Clocks, Laminated sheets, Ceramic Glazed Tiles, Kerosene Stoves, etc.
Apricot Foods Pvt.Ltd.
The company was founded, Apricot Foods Pvt.Ltd. with the aim to add valueto the products provided by Nature to offer them to their customers. To select the raw materials, and to perform a detailed quality control of the products manufactured has been the basis of the activities.With the growing demands of the market and to todays competitiveness.
Today we are working closely with our customers in entire Africa, United Kingdom, Latin America, Brazil, and China etc. and gradually strengthening our global presence. We deal in more than 500 products such as grain, biscuits, safety-matches, bicycle & spares, confectionery, plastic item, milk powder, agriculture implements, sanitaryware, ceramic tiles, chemical, house-hold utilities etc. and we are in continuous efforts to expand the range of our offerings.
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Thordi is a beautiful village nestled in the heart of Gir on the Saurashtra peninsula. Nature has bestowed its bounties on Thordi. If you are a connoisseur of natural beauty, you are bound to be fascinated by Thordi.We have inherited agriculture from our grandfather and father. They were born farmers. They grew up tilling the farm and dedicated their entire life to pure agriculture.As young children we were told how the winds of green revolution slowly but steadily influenced the independent India. But the green revolution has taken away the sweetness and fragrance of the neem, the originality of the tomato, the spiciness of the pepper and the delicious taste of the mango.
Annapurna Foods is a Khakhra manufacturing firm floated by Mr. Manoj Solanki. He has an experience of 10 years in manufacture and distribution of Khakhra. His experience in the field as a technocrat and a businessman is extraordinary. He has established units that have been the only organized players in the product category. He has also seen to it that their product is the leader in its category across the world.
Increasing adulteration in the food items has become great concern for the people. Since its inception in 2003, Vijay Brokers, has carved a niche for itself in the industry by providing a flawless range of fresh seeds. Through our range of pure seeds which are high on nutrition value, we have successfully established ourself as a leading exporter and supplier in both domestic and international markets.
We are Importing Pigeon peas, Green Mung beans, Chick peas, Green peas, Chemicals Soya beans etc. for our Indian market.
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An ISO 9001:2000 (by TUV Rheinland Group) certified Company, acclaimed for manufacturing best cotton in domestic as well as overseas arena is Jaydeep Cotton Fibres Pvt. Ltd. We are having World's best manufacturing infrastructure which has completely automatised latest technology based plant in Cotton Industry to produce contamination free cotton. We have grown extra-oridinarily well in Cotton business over a period of 10 years.
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With a large team of highly talented professionals, we, Shree Govradhan Cot Gin Pvt. Ltd., have been continuously reaping big rewards since 2006. Genuine quality of our offerings has made us a trusted name in the cotton industry. We are a prominent manufacturer, exporter and importer of Raw Cotton, Cotton Bales, Cotton, Cotton Seeds, Cotton Seed Oil, Hose Oil, Cortical Reed, etc. We possess great efficiency in manufacturing products in bulk quantity without failing to maintain the quality of the products.


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An Improved ASTER Index for Remote Sensing of Crop Residue
ASRC Management Services, USDA/FAS Office of Global Analysis, Washington, DC 20250, USA
USDA/ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory, Beltsville, MD 20705, USA
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Received: 13 July 2009; in revised form: 30 October 2009 / Accepted: 5 November 2009 / Published: 11 November 2009
Abstract: Unlike traditional ground-based methodology, remote sensing allows for the rapid estimation of crop residue cover (fR). While the Cellulose Absorption Index (CAI) is ideal for fR estimation, a new index, the Shortwave Infrared Normalized Difference Residue Index (SINDRI), utilizing ASTER bands 6 and 7, is proposed for future multispectral sensors and would be less costly to implement. SINDRI performed almost as well as CAI and better than other indices at five locations in the USA on multiple dates. A minimal upgrade from one broad band to two narrow bands would provide fR data for carbon cycle modeling and tillage verification.
Keywords: crop residue; non-photosynthetic vegetation; ASTER; agricultural remote sensing
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Serbin, G.; Hunt, E.R., Jr.; Daughtry, C.S.T.; McCarty, G.W.; Doraiswamy, P.C. An Improved ASTER Index for Remote Sensing of Crop Residue. Remote Sens. 2009, 1, 971-991.
Serbin G, Hunt ER, Jr, Daughtry CST, McCarty GW, Doraiswamy PC. An Improved ASTER Index for Remote Sensing of Crop Residue. Remote Sensing. 2009; 1(4):971-991.
Serbin, Guy; Hunt, E. Raymond, Jr.; Daughtry, Craig S. T.; McCarty, Gregory W.; Doraiswamy, Paul C. 2009. "An Improved ASTER Index for Remote Sensing of Crop Residue." Remote Sens. 1, no. 4: 971-991.


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Agrofarm is one of the leading companies in Turkey, it supplies agricultural inputs (Agrochemicals, Plant Growth Regulaters, Fertilizers, Household Products etc.) to all customers and farmers with a wide range of very high quality products and technical support.
Agrofarm has more than 150 products and its agressive marketing activities through a dedicated sales and customer service force, distributed to all around Turkey, through 10 district offices and also very active surrounding countries.
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Every Saturday our neighborhood has a Farmer’s Market in the parking lot of one of the little strip malls here. I haven’t checked it out until today.
I went towards the end so a lot of vendors were already packing up, so I mostly just looked around to see what they offer. And, man do they have some great stuff.
I bought some locally made soap because well you always need soap and they smelled amazing.
There is a local farm that will deliver meat and eggs right to your door, which once the husband is home we might be trying that out. Local seafood people were selling all sorts of goods. A local farm with tons of produce was also there.
And, my favorite thing is a new business that once a week delivers fresh greens to your house once a week. I signed up for it as you can cancel anytime, skip a week or more if you want and change your order up till the day before delivery. I will be getting a mesculan mix, along with a lettuce delivery and micro greens. I’m excited about this. So yummy and fresh. They deliver it to you and leave it in a cooler that they’ve made so you don’t have to worry about being home to get the drop off. It’ll be good until you get home. They just started but are hoping to expand over time to include other vegetables. They are also a year round gig since they are a greenhouse. Yes!!! Fresh greens all winter long. I love it.
I will definitely be heading over to the market earlier next week to check out what they have, and to support the local businesses.


The Plow Oil on Panel
The Plow is an Original, Unique One of a Kind Oil Painting by James Butler. The Plow depicts an Early 20th Century Kansas farmer plowing his land with a mule. Typical of Kansas farmers of that era, they planted with sweat equity and reaped the benefit of their labor.
The painting is 12" X 12"
The frame is 15 1/2" X 15 1/2"
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Vegetable plants for spring
We purchased a home in May, with two huge oak trees in the backyard. Previous attempts at planting tomatoes at our old home didn't work out too well, as they got too much Sun. We'd like to try to do some tomatoes, bell peppers, etc. in our back yard along our fence. When should i start buying small plants? How can i find our last projected frost?
Any help is appreciated.


The shikimate pathway plays a central role in the biosynthesis of aromatic amino acids and specialized metabolites in plants. The first enzyme, 3-deoxy-d-arabino-heptulosonate 7-phosphate synthase (DAHPS) serves as a key regulatory point for the pathway in various organisms. These enzymes are important in regulating the shikimate pathway in multiple microbial systems. The mechanism of regulation of DAHPS is poorly understood in plants, and the role of tyrosine (Tyr) with respect to the three DAHPS isozymes from Arabidopsis thaliana was investigated. In vitro enzymatic analyses established that Tyr does not function as an allosteric regulator for the A. thaliana DAHPS isozymes. In contrast, Arabidopsis T-DNA insertional mutants for the DAHPS1 locus, dahps1, are hypersensitive to elevated Tyr. Tyr hypersensitivity can be reversed with tryptophan and phenylalanine supplementation, indicating that Tyr is affecting the shikimate pathway flux in the dahps1 mutant. Tyr treatment of Arabidopsis seedlings showed reduced accumulation of overexpressed DAHPS2 in the chloroplast. Further, bimolecular fluorescence complementation studies revealed that DAHPS2 interacts with a 14-3-3 protein in the cytosol, and this interaction is enhanced with Tyr treatment. This interaction with 14-3-3 may retain DAHPS2 in the cytosol, which prevents its ability to function in the chloroplast with elevated Tyr.
Keywords: Arabidopsis thaliana; 14-3-3 interaction; 3-deoxy-d-arabino-heptulosonate 7-phosphate synthase; DAHP synthase; DAHPS regulation; aromatic amino acids biosynthesis; shikimate pathway; specialized metabolites; tryptophan biosynthesis.
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Keylong, Oct 24 (UNI) Chief Minister Prof. Prem Kumar Dhumal today dedicated Rs. 11.25 crore worth of developmental projects to the people of Lahaul valley.
Uniform development was on the top agenda of the State Government, the chief Minister declared while addressing a public meeting at the district headquarters Keylong today after he laid the foundation stone of Gwazang bridge estimated to cost Rs. 3 crore and Zila Parishad Bhawan at Keylong estimated to cost Rs.4 crore.
Chief Minister also announced that Rs 5.22 crore would be spent over Yangla bridge while 12000 contract and daily wage employees would be regularised and financial benefits worth Rs 1,000 crore had been provided to the state employees in 10 months.
He said that NABARD-funded 575 poly houses would be provided to Lahaul where the beneficiaries had to contribute only 20 per cent while 80 per cent would be made available by the Government.
He said that the State Government had succeeded in getting Rs 155 crore sanctioned from NABARD for construction of poly houses and drip irrigation schemes. He appealed to the people to avail of the scheme and construct poly houses to cultivate cash crops and diversify farming activities.
He said that valley had the potential to cultivate quality hops and the State Government was also committed to protect the interests of hops growers. He said that the State Government had waived off the loan and set up processing plant for the hops produce.
Prof. Dhumal also said that Rs. 35 crore worth of financial benefits were provided to the farmers by waiving off the stamp duty upto Rs 10 lakh. He said that State Government had also enhanced the premium share from 10 per cent to 50 per cent to facilitate the farmers under crop insurance scheme.
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Volume Six re-visits Massey Harris before the 1953 merger with Ferguson. Excellent colour films take us back to when MH combines were kings of the cereal harvest and features the first self-propelled combine in the world!
We also take a detailed look at the firm's range of North American tractors that encompassed no less than seven different models. The last film focuses on the Scottish built 735 combine being put through its paces after the Massey-Harris-Ferguson merger.
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Brief instructions for her "berry apron," - hilarious looking, but it would keep your berries from getting mushed. Looks like she is using it for coffee berries, but I could see it for blueberries too.
Cost of shipping a dimensional object wide makes this something to make on site. A roll bender, 2 steel pipe and 6 pvc pipe are the main materials. The larger the diameter the higher the yield in the area.


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The maker asserts it can eliminate approximately 200 various weeds. Like it or otherwise, weeds will possibly not vanish. There are various sorts of weeds, and also each has actually to be dealt with in a particular means. Right here are some ideas that will certainly function efficiently. It’s rather opportunistic and also will certainly take any type of offered area it can obtain! Second, make your yard as healthy and balanced as you can to stop crabgrass seed, starting from having the ability to take origin. The good news is, finding out just how to eliminate crabgrass is as very easy as tweezing a weed awesome off the rack of your preferred yard and also yard shop or making your extremely own all-natural crabgrass awesome in your home. Taking treatment of your grass and also yard is equally as vital as caring for your roof covering in regards to resale.
You can delight in such topiaries being a patio area blossom or accessory in which they need to have great deals of treatment to maintain the plant’s life. Phenol Carbolic Acid – This is a component that’s discovered in numerous skin treatment items, as well as the majority of particularly in lotions and also creams. Recognizing when to eliminate crabgrass is practically as essential as exactly how to eliminate it. Preferably, it’s finest to eliminate crabgrass in springtime, as early as you can. Crabgrass likewise gives its very own “compost,” as dead parts of the plant will certainly serve as a self-reliant compost below the online sections. This is when the plant is most convenient to get rid of because its origins will certainly not be as deep as it can conveniently be removed by hand.
Because of its propensity to restore if the origins continue to be in the dirt, this can be a challenging plant to remove. When you see them, you can eliminate them from the origins with the assistance of a hoe. Eliminate this before it can seed. Because this yard will certainly expand from the previous seed once the dirt temperature level gets to 55 levels Fahrenheit, young spots will certainly show up in the late winter months and also very early springtime months. Seed crabgrass killer with yard turfs that normally expand in your location. Identify this by remembering the hedges and also trees in your location. Allow’s look at the finest services for crabgrass as well as just how to maintain it away. That’s exactly how it obtained the name crabgrass – the globs appear like a crab’s covering, with periodic expansions instead of the arms.


I am currently enjoying a growing
interest in growing
things. This is a whole new world for me and I can admit that I only know the basics that plants
need water, soil and light to grow and of course a suitable environment.
I have already begun growing plants
and have enjoyed seeing them sprout. So now I have questions and concerns.
I live in a west facing apartment where I have limited amounts of direct sunlight. Since I did not know what to grow I just picked out seed
packets more or less at random. I have cherry tomatoes, habaneros, basil, chocolate flower
, texas bluebonnets, bluebells, california poppy, and columbine and I can tell that there will be success issues.
I have bought a couple of growing
lights from Home Depot and these shine on the plants
for a majority of the day and I keep a humidifier going. Most everything is planted in eight inch pots and I have basically thinned everything to one or two sprouts per pot. I am using potting soil I purchased from home depot and pots as well that all have good drainage.
Since I have invested some and would like to invest much more in to this, my question is: What kind of plants
, herbs, vegetables would grow best in my stated environment for maximum succes and what could I do to expand my options with what I have to work with? I don't have any preferences yet as to what I want to grow.
I appreciate any and all input.
Thanks for your time.


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Ottawa, ON November 2, 2018 -- Calian Group Ltd. (TSX: CGY) is pleased to announce that effective November 1, 2018, it has acquired IntraGrain Technologies Inc. (“IntraGrain”), a growing Canadian AgTech firm delivering advanced technology solutions to the agriculture market.
Based in Regina, Saskatchewan, IntraGrain is the maker of the innovation-award winning BIN-SENSE® grain storage solution. The technology combines Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity with bin sensors to protect grain quality and eliminate the risk of stored grain spoilage.
IntraGrain will report into Calian’s Saskatoon-based Systems Engineering Division (SED), a manufacturing partner to IntraGrain for five years. Kyle Folk, IntraGrain CEO and 2017 EY Entrepreneur of the Year in Manufacturing for Prairie Region, will join Calian to support its innovation agenda with an initial focus on AgTech strategy development and implementation.
“I am very excited about this acquisition and the opportunity to work with IntraGrain’s amazing team. IntraGrain is an excellent fit for us in support of our growth and product development strategies,” stated Pat Thera, President, Calian SED. “We look forward to leveraging our very complementary skills and manufacturing capabilities as SED expands into the high-growth AgTech market. IntraGrain’s products have tremendous potential in global markets.”
Demand for AgTech, also known as smart agriculture, is increasing as global population growth creates upward pressure on food production and farmland yields. The global market for AgTech is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 13% through 2025, according to Zion Market Research.
"A key element in sustainable food supply is the safe storage of grain. Our technologies give producers the necessary tools to ensure that their stored grain and other assets are secure," said Kyle Folk, CEO of IntraGrain. "With BIN-SENSE®, Fuel Lock™ and our other AgTech strategies, I am very excited to be joining a larger, innovative market player that will help take our products and solutions to the next level."
IntraGrain also recently launched its Fuel Lock™ solution that provides the digital locking of on-site fuel pumps with a keypad PIN. The solution can track employee PIN and fuel usage via a mobile app and is applicable to a number of sectors beyond agriculture – including construction and energy.
"With an excellent margin profile and annual revenues of approximately $8 million, we expect this acquisition to be EBITDA accretive from day one," stated Jacqueline Gauthier, Chief Financial Officer, Calian. “IntraGrain’s results will be consolidated and reported as part of SED.”
Added Kevin Ford, President and CEO, Calian: “This is a very exciting acquisition that, within our Four Pillar Growth Strategy, aligns with the service line evolution and customer diversification pillars. IntraGrain’s leading solutions and staff will strengthen our innovation agenda at Calian and provide additional exposure to AgTech and ancillary markets – with excellent potential in domestic, U.S. and global markets."


Slight decline in food prices in April ‘welcome relief’ |
FAO The April food price index averaged 158.2 points, down 0.8% from March, but remained nearly 30% higher than April 2021.
The index tracks monthly changes in world prices for a basket of food products, and the decline was caused by a slight decrease in prices for vegetable oils and cereals.
The most vulnerable are still at risk
“The slight decline in the index is a welcome relief, especially for low-income, food-deficit countries. yet food prices remain close to their recent highsreflecting persistent market shortages and threatening global food security for the most vulnerable.” said Maximo Torero Cullen, FAO Chief Economist.
The vegetable oil price index recorded a 5.7% drop in April, losing almost a third of March’s gain.
Demand rationing has driven down prices for palm, sunflower and soybean oils, the FAO said, while uncertainty over export supplies from Indonesia, the world’s leading palm oil exporter, has held back further price declines in the international market.
Impact of the war in Ukraine
The FAO Cereal Price Index fell 0.7 points in April due to a 3.0 percent decline in world corn prices.
Wheat prices rose by 0.2% due to the ongoing blocking of ports in Ukraine. The country, together with Russia, accounts for about 30 percent of world wheat exports.
Other growth factors included concerns about the health of US crops, albeit tempered by larger shipments from India and higher-than-expected exports from Russia.
Meanwhile, global rice prices rose 2.3 percent on strong demand from China and the Middle East.
FAO also released updated forecasts global supply and demand for cereals, which indicate that although stocks are rising, trade is likely to decline this year.
World wheat production is projected to rise to 782 million tons, which includes an expected 20% reduction in planted area in Ukraine, as well as a decrease due to drought in Morocco.
The FAO said the sugar price index rose 3.3 percent in April, mainly due to higher ethanol prices and concerns about a slow start to the 2022 harvest in Brazil, the world’s largest sugar exporter.
The FAO Meat Price Index hit a new record high last month, rising 2.2 percent as poultry, pork and beef prices rose. Poultry prices were affected by interruptions in exports from Ukraine and an increase in the number of outbreaks of bird flu in the northern hemisphere.
The Dairy Price Index also jumped 0.9 percent in what the FAO described as a “persistent global supply shortfall” with milk production in Western Europe and Oceania continuing to remain below seasonal levels.
The agency reported that world prices for butter rose most of all under the influence of growth in demand associated with the current shortage of sunflower oil and margarine.


A $150,000 combine comes with a TX-66 header worth 42 thousand. It has a working width of 6.1 meters.
The New Holland Tx66 model was made for the FS 23 Mod. It has a bunker for 8000 liters of grain, and an engine power of 266 hp.
The color is only yellow in appearance, this is the corporate style of the grain combine manufacturer New Holland.


Answer: I am not sure from your letter whether you will be continuing this club into summertime, or whether it will end with the school year. Will you have an outdoor garden--if so, you can plant some early-season crops like spinach and peas. Some fun indoor ideas include sprouting an avocado, or growing ginger plants from ginger roots; there are lots of experiments you can do, like testing the effects of various factors like light, heat, or water on germination. Or the effects of crowding on radishes. Two great books to check out are Gardening Wizardry for Kids by Patricia Kite (Barron's Publishing, 1995) -- lots of experiments and ideas for sprouting kitchen vegetables Garden Crafts for Kids by Diane Rhoades (Sterling Publishing, 1995) -- various crafts, from decorating garden tools to building a bird house from a gourd to making homemade ginger soda (Both books are availble from National Gardening Association, 1-800-538-7476.) Your garden club sounds like a great idea!
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Red Moon Herbs harvests and processes fresh herbal extracts in peak season in wildcrafted Appalachia. We harvest in the tradition of the Wise Woman with an. Dried Herbs and Teas. We use many of our dried herbs to make nourishing. Asheville, North Carolina. Red Moon Herbs, an Asheville-based company, handcrafts fresh herbs into small batches of extracts, oils, and vinegars from locally.


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What are the pros? Attractive, No Hull, Delicious
What are the cons? I wish they were seedier
These are gorgeous pumpkins for fall decorations and the seeds are delicious. The seeds are the easiest to prepare and eat of any winter squash I have ever grown. You don't get hull stuck in your teeth and you don't have to do anything other than rinse and roast. I only wish they were seedier. They seem less seedy than regular squash. We were sad when they were all gone. I am going to try carving them next year. They are fairly thick but I think it could work. If you like eating pumpkin seeds, grow these!
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National Pest Alert - Soybean Rust
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A two-page handout on soybean rust that includes color pictures, host range, look-a-like diseases, symptoms, and how to submit a sample for confirmation.
National Pest Alert, "National Pest Alert - Soybean Rust" (2008). Extension and Outreach Publications. 750.
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This might already known: I love cilantro/coriander leaves.
Nothing annoys me more than asking for extra cilantro at the restaurant then they gave sprinkle of it — No. I don’t want a “touch” of cilantro. I want the nation’s stock of cilantro to be put on my plate 🥲
Anyhoo, I got myself cilantro seeds (and tomato!)
I planted them a couple of weeks ago and look who’s here!
I haven’t see any signs on the tomato. Hopefully they are doing well too.


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Dovetail Cedar Raised Garden Bed. Dovetail Raised Garden Bed gives you the flexibility to mix and match plants for the garden you've always wanted. The divided frame is like having two gardens in one, with plenty of space for all the plants you want to grow. You'll be on your way to a fantastic garden in no time with our quick and easy assembly. Just slide the boards by hand into the corner joints for a secure, solid connection.Add your soil and plants and then watch your garden thrive. Boards simply slide into dovetail joints for assembly in minutes. Turns any level outdoor surface into a beautiful garden.
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The Canna Spanner is a handy little tool for growers using 5 and 10 litre Canna nutrient bottles. Great for helping to release stuck bottle caps or for breaking the seal on a brand new bottle.
How the Canna Spanner Works
The Canna Spanner is a tough plastic spanner that fits over the ridges on the 5 and 10 litre Canna nutrient bottle caps. Once fitted over, the Canna Spanner will give you extra leverage to get those stuck bottle caps off.


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Outstanding tract of land on a paved state highway. Property is very level with good drainage, good fence along one side, water and electricity are available. Only a couple of minutes from Hwy 121. Property would make a great home site for a ranch and has very rich soil for crops or pasture.


USDA forecasts Ukraine 2017/18 sunflowerseed production at a record 14.5 million metric tons (mmt), up 0.5 mmt from last month and up 0.3 mmt from last year.
Washington, D.C. - Allseeds Group, one of the largest manufacturers and exporters of vegetable oils and meals in Ukraine, has joined the USUBC. The announcement was made today by the USUBC executive committee on behalf of the 200 companies and organizations who are members of USUBC.
The Group Allseeds started to implement the second stage of its global development in Yuzhny port, the construction of a multifunctional soybean crushing plant, with a daily production capacity of 5,000 tons. This plant will be unique in capacity among the European oil extraction plants.


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LONDON, Nov 17 (Reuters) – A deal to free up vital grain exports from Ukraine’s southern Black Sea ports – which had been due to expire on Nov. 19 – was extended on Thursday for 120 days.
The agreement, originally reached in July, created a protected sea transit corridor and was designed to alleviate global food shortages by allowing exports to resume from three ports in Ukraine, a major producer of grains and oilseeds.
Here are some of the issues:
WHAT HAS BEEN EXPORTED?
The pact created a safe shipping channel for exports from three ports in Ukraine.
So far, some 11.1 million tonnes of agricultural products have been shipped, including 4.5 million tonnes of corn.
Shipments of wheat have reached 3.2 million tonnes, or 29% of the total. Other commodities shipped include rapeseed, sunflower oil, sunflower meal and barley.
For a full breakdown of the countries and quantities exported:
HOW MIGHT THE AGREEMENT CHANGE?
The 120-day extension was less than the one-year sought by both the United Nations and Ukraine.
Kyiv had separately sought to have the agreement expanded to include more ports, although that was not concluded at this stage.
The three ports involved in the deal – Odesa, Chornomorsk and Pivdennyi – have the combined capacity to ship around three million tonnes a month.
Ukraine wanted to include the ports of the southern Mykolaiv region, which provided 35% of Ukrainian food exports before Russia’s invasion.
Mykolaiv was Ukraine’s second-largest grain terminal according to 2021 shipment data so its addition would allow for a much larger volume of grains and oilseeds to be shipped.
Ukraine had also sought a streamlined inspection regime.
Russia has previously said its consent to extend the Black Sea grain deal depended on support for its own grain and fertiliser exports. Russia is a major agricultural producer and the world’s largest exporter of wheat.
Among its demands, Russia is believed to have wanted the West to ease restrictions on state agriculture lender Rosselkhozbank, a move that should help facilitate more Russian exports.
Russia’s foreign ministry confirmed the 120-day extension without any changes to the current deal. It added that Moscow presumed its concerns about easier conditions for its grain and fertiliser exports would be fully taken into account in the coming period.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who has been a pivotal player in reaching the deal, said Russian grain exports could be processed into flour in Turkey and then shipped to Africa to help relieve food shortages there.
HAS IT ALLEVIATED THE FOOD CRISIS?
A drop in shipments from major exporter Ukraine has played a role in this year’s global food price crisis, but there are also other important drivers.
These include the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate shocks which continue to challenge agricultural production, mostly recently droughts in both Argentina and the United States.
The corridor has led to a partial recovery in shipments from Ukraine but they remain well below pre-invasion levels and will not fully recover for the foreseeable future.
Transporting grains to ports there remains challenging and expensive, while Ukrainian farmers have reduced sowings of crops such as wheat after in many cases selling last year’s crops at a loss, with domestic prices remaining very low.
HAS IT DRIVEN DOWN GLOBAL WHEAT PRICES?
Prices of wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade rose sharply in the aftermath of Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine but are now around pre-conflict levels.
Ukraine’s ability to export millions of tonnes of wheat through the corridor has been one element driving down prices.
Other factors include a record crop in major exporter Russia this year, the gloomy global economic outlook and a strong dollar.
But prices for wheat-based food staples such as bread and noodles remain well above pre-invasion levels in many developing countries despite the decline in Chicago futures, due to weak local currencies and higher energy prices which have raised costs such as transport and packaging.
WHAT ABOUT SEA MINES?
Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of planting the many naval mines that now float around the Black Sea. These pose a significant threat and were cited as the one thing feared by a crew member on the Sierra Leone-flagged Razoni, the first ship to pass through the corridor on Aug. 1.
The mines have drifted far from Ukraine’s shores, with Romanian, Bulgarian and Turkish military diving teams defusing some that have ended up in their waters.
It could take months to clear them and there was not enough time to do so before the grains pact came into effect.
WHAT ABOUT INSURANCE?
The Istanbul based Joint Coordination Centre, which oversees the deal and is made up of Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian and U.N. officials, in August published procedures on the shipping channel, which aims to alleviate concerns of insurers
Insurers initially said they were willing to provide cover if there were arrangements for international navy escorts and a clear strategy to deal with sea mines.
Since then, they have created clauses for providing cover, including provisos that ships need to stay inside the corridor when transiting or risk invalidating their policies.
Following the July 22 agreement, Lloyd’s of London insurer Ascot and broker Marsh (MMC.N) set up a marine cargo and war insurance facility for grain and food products moving out of Ukrainian Black Sea ports with $50 million cover per voyage.
The cost of overall insurance for ships sailing into Ukrainian ports – which includes separate segments of cover – is nevertheless likely to remain steep.
WHAT ABOUT CREWS?
In September, Ukraine implemented a decree allowing its seafarers to leave the country despite wartime restrictions, a move aimed at freeing up vital manpower for both Ukrainian grain exports and the wider global shipping industry.
At the start of the conflict there were around 2,000 seafarers from all over the world stranded in Ukrainian ports. The International Chamber of Shipping association estimated that figure had fallen to some 346 mariners as of Oct. 27.
Reporting by Nigel Hunt and Jonathan Saul in London and Pavel Polityuk in Kyiv, Editing by Angus MacSwan and Alex Richardson
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With an inlet of 500mm and scalable, this really is the largest ram pump in the world – and it delivers large amounts of water to higher elevations or over long distances – all without the use of electricity, petrol or diesel.
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The large Venturo Zero Energy Water Pump was successfully tested and trialed in 2017 – see it working in the video below.
The Zero Energy Venturo Pump is an ideal water delivery system for plantations as it works off-grid, needs little maintenance and negates the use of expensive diesel pumping sytems which are costly and polluting.
The Venturo Pump can provide water for large scale irrigation by pumping 24/7 to large storage tanks or lagoons, storing water in dry periods for use in drought, improving growth and yields. Also an ideal solution for parks and golf courses.


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As I noted before in my profile page here is my first MEGA_Lapse
A field of wheat after the growing period (i.e. the dry down period)and harvest. I ncredible 2 months of footage. An nearly endless stream of clouds pass overhead and after May around 5 or more thunderstorms. This time lapse took place between May 6 and July 1.
Due to the preview size I recommend opening the preview in vlc.


Hey Guys, How many blanket applications do you do for broadleaf weed control? Is once a month during the growing season too much? I was going to to a split app of Echlon for my Pre Emergent Crabgrass (Also is a pre-emergent for nutsedge and goosegrass, kills small crabgrass plants, nutsedgeplants, goosegrass plants, and some broadleafs post emergent) It is brand new this year if you haven't heard of it, which would be March and April, a round of dismiss in may, june would be another echlon as it starts to break down aftr 60 days, July and september would be Trimec with octane mixed in. Nothing in august because of the stressed turn conditions we always have. I want to provide the best control possible, cost is not the issue, my customers pay for good service, I'm not exceeding any one label for the number of applications per season but is six applications of different products on one season too much chemical in the ground?


Oh spring time. How we love you, and your rain! What better time that to get planting than at our special Planting Workshop on the 23rd May. We'll be getting in our fave Horti man, David Corscadden and he'll be going through loads of tips and tricks and making sure you get your hand nice and dirty whilst planting seeds.
As usual, there will be some delicious cocktails and fun happening as well as some goodies to take home with you. The workshop will last roughly 3 hours and ticket prices are €35 each...so come on, get into your planting grove so you can have plenty of goodness over the next few months popping up in your garden!
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Troubleshooting Current/Future Fruit Tree Issues
Tomato Cages Vs. Stakes
Last week, I held a "Totally Tomatoes, Perfect Peppers" Program in Freeport and was reminded yet again on how you can either be for tomato cages or staking. I'm firmly in a tomato staking corner but the merits of a tomato cage can be there too. So today, let's look at the pros and cons of these.
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Most transplants will come with detail on date to maturity (when to harvest), amount of sunlight needed, spacing, and even photos of the vegetable.
"Patio" and "Bush" are two words that can denote good container varieties.
Aim for short maturity dates for melons (less than 100 days) in Northern Illinois.


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GERANIUM SlIP:-Itis commercially grown for its essential oil and ornamental purposes. The plant has a wide range of medicinal uses.
Uses: Used in perfumes, insect repellents, mosquito repellent and as a mite attractant, anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory. And also Used in cleaning agents such as soaps, detergents, shampoos and lotions and essential oils.
Cultivation: It Thrives best in well drained soils rich in organic matter. Land should have gentle slopes and proper shelter to survive from heavy winds. Can be easily propagated through stem/ plant cuttings in spring and autumn. Harvested after 6 months of planting leaves is generally left to wilt for 1-2 days after harvested before steam distillation, the oil is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves. Leaves yield 50 Litre (Approx.) per year.
Marketing: Due to its several applications in aromatherapy, Luxury cosmetics and essential oils. There has been an intensified demand & market growth across the globe.
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Ligularia 'Tractor Seat' Senecio
About Our Plants
Rare Roots ships live, growing plants in one-quart pots all over the continental US. The rare exception is our slightly smaller 3.5" inch pot, which will be labeled on a few product pages.
The plants are not guaranteed to be blooming when they arrive, and the foliage may need to be trimmed before shipping to fit them in the box safely.
Our plants are guaranteed to arrive safely in a suitable condition for planting. If they are damaged or if you have concerns, please inform us right away by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org. Even if you are planning to wait and see if it recovers, we need to document the damage on your order.
We are not able to offer warranties or extended guarantees on plants due to the sheer number of variables that can affect their growth and survival.
Our plants are grown on our 30-acre outdoor nursery in Virginia (available by mail-order only). They are all considered "perennial" if planted within their preferred zone range.
Perennials planted in the coldest zone listed are considered "tender perennials", and may not overwinter in a severe winter. For example: if a plant is rated for zones 7-10, it would be a tender perennial in zone 7. It's best to plant these in spring or early summer, and preferably in a protected area (such as the South side of building).
You can find your growing zone here: [USDA website]
With one look at Ligularia 'Tractor Seat', you'll see how this perennial got its name. The enormous green leaves with serrated edges reach 16" wide at maturity. Flowers with bright golden rays bloom in midsummer.
Sometimes known as "Senecio", Ligularia 'Tractor Seat' performs best in filtered shade or dappled light. It can grow in heavier shade but may have fewer blooms.
Ligularia 'Tractor Seat' is a great way to bring interest and texture to shade gardens!
Botanical info: A hybrid of L. japonica.
- Common Names: Senecio
- Zones: 4-9
- Light Requirements: Part Shade to Shade
- Soil Preference: Moist to Average
- Height at Maturity: 42 inches
- Width at Maturity: 56 inches
- Bloom Color: Yellow
- Bloom Time: Summer
- Foliage Color: Green
- Other Features:
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We ship via UPS & USPS (the Post Office), and their ship rates are automatically generated through our site. We do not profit on shipping costs. We are working with these providers to get our customers the best rates possible.
All ship times are subject to change if extreme weather conditions are present here at the nursery or at the shipping destination.
Please note: Depending on the time of year, the foliage of the plants may be trimmed to fit into our shipping boxes. This could delay the flowering of the plant, but many perennials actually benefit from being cut back.
We are currently not able to ship to Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and outside of the US.


FAQ about Vit-Alive
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What is the nutrient profile breakdown?
The macronutrient profile is approx. 0.7-0.9-3.6 (N-P-K)
What is the best way to use Compost Tea? Where can I buy the necessary equipment for brewing?
When it comes to brewing compost teas, the more oxygen the better! To achieve a high oxygen level, a compost tea brewer is essential; you can build your own with a few simple parts or seek manufacturers of compost tea brewer’s kits online. The simplest – but very effective – method is an air pump and air stone; plumb these in your water reservoir
Does Vit-Alive or Organic Booster contain microbial life? Or can it be treated like a nutrient?
Vit-Alive is an inert tea blend in its dried, bagged state. However, once brewed with worm castings and Organic Booster, the BlueSky Organics Compost Tea Blend becomes teaming with microbial life – requiring aeration and high oxygen levels to be most effective.


KRONE harvesting equipment, including mowers, tedders, rakes, balers, and forage harvesters: manuals provide comprehensive instructions on how to use and maintain their equipment, ensuring farmers and equipment operators can get the most out of their machines while operating them safely.
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The KRONE agricultural machinery segment specializes in developing, modifying, and selling agricultural equipment. Their products can be divided into two categories: hay and forage harvesting equipment.
The first group includes a self-propelled mower-conditioner, a disc mower, rotary tedders, rotary rakes, storage pick-ups, round balers, and large-pack balers. The second group includes forage harvesters.
Despite having a short history, KRONE agricultural machines have established themselves in the market. For instance, the first mower conditioner, the BiGM model, was introduced in 1996. It boasts high productivity (up to 20 ha/hour), strength, and durability. The cutter bar has hermetically welded gears, which remain functional for many years. The machine’s working width of 2 to 4 meters allows users to mow grass cleanly.
The EasyCut disc mowers are models that cut grass quickly and accurately at low operating costs. The cutter bar is hermetically welded and remains in working condition for many years, and the gears are durable. EasyCut models can be supplied in widths up to 8.7 m.
KRONE’s rotary tedders and rakes are versatile tools for harvesting grass forage, hay, and haylage for storage. Self-loading wagons, round balers, and square balers are also indispensable for agriculture when preparing grass forage, straw, or hay for transportation. These machines boast high performance and can quickly compact bales or bales and reduce harvesting time. They can be made with a fixed or variable bale chamber.
The BiGX forage harvester is another KRONE machine, which is powerful and reliable. Thanks to its powerful motor and high-strength knives, it can chop and prepare any forage for transport.
KRONE provides comprehensive manuals on how to use and maintain their farm equipment. The manuals cover various machines, including balers, forage harvesters, disc mowers, rotary tedders, and round balers.
For instance, the Krone 1290 HDP Big Pack Baler Operating Manual is a detailed guide on how to operate the baler. The manual provides information on how to set up the machine, load it, and operate it. It also includes information on how to maintain and troubleshoot the baler.
The Krone BiG X 500 / BiG X 650 Self-propelled Forage Harvester Operating Manual is another resource that provides comprehensive instructions on operating and maintaining the machine. The manual includes information on how to use the controls, adjust the settings, and troubleshoot the machine.
All of KRONE’s operating manuals and instructions are user-friendly and easy to follow. They include step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and diagrams to help users understand how to use the equipment. The manuals also provide safety instructions and guidelines to ensure users operate the machines safely.
KRONE also provides a Wear Parts Catalog, which includes detailed information on all the worn parts used in their farm equipment. This information helps users identify the correct parts and ensures that their machines operate at peak performance.
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The salad onion apache seeds will produce an attractive deep purple red skinned onion which has a mild flavour with a crisp texture. It's a fast maturing onion which keeps it's colour once peeled and is ideal for growing within containers or outdoors throughout the season.
- Average Packet Content 450 seeds
- Keeps it's colour when peeled
- Delicious in salads and stir fries
- Easy To Grow


Grains were higher on the day Tuesday with corn the upside leader. Weather is again a hot topic as corn enters a key pollination time across the Corn Belt plus the Black Sea Grain Deal issues are weighing on the markets as well. We talk grains and livestock today with Tyler Schau from AgMarket.net. Learn more by visiting online at https://www.agmarket.net.
We saw some sizable hail over the weekend in parts of the Plains and Upper Midwest along with plenty of Canadian wildfire smoke, hit and miss rainfall and more. What does the outlook for the week ahead look like? We discuss with Eric Snodgrass from Nutrien Ag Solutions. Learn more online at https://www.ag-wx.com.
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Of course the yard in your new house looks great when you move in, but now it’s your job to keep it looking – and feeling – that way. What you do from hear depends what type of yard you have. In this post, we’re going to lay out a plan for your new sod yard.
- First two weeks – There is nothing more vital now than water, and lots of it! In general, the first seven to fourteen days call for deep, thorough watering 3-5 times per day. Good soaking throughout the day will promote early root growth and penetration into the existing soil. It also important to stay off of the new sod during this time – and that includes adults, kids and pets.
- Second two weeks – Weeks three and four are for conditioning your new sod to a more regular cycle of watering. Watering still just as important as before, but controlling the water cycles is what makes the real difference. Reduce watering to one to three times per day and skip a day in between waterings. As you’ve heard, evenings and early morning are the best times to water to allow the water soak in before evaporating.
- Next six months – Now it’s time to toughen up your sod a bit. Wait to water until it looks a little dry. Then water deeply. You want the grass to feel a little stress so it grows deeper roots that will ultimately need less water.


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Our local Show is only a couple of weeks away. Officially it’s known as the Wallamba District Agricultural and Horticultural Show, a bit of a mouthful, so let’s just stick with ‘The Show’.
There’s talk around town about who’s entering what. You can sense the competitiveness starting to simmer.
Amongst my friends, we’re agreed that it makes the day more enjoyable if you have items entered. We’re not necessarily in it to win it, but I have to say it’s quite a thrill seeing a blue show ribbon on one of your entries when you wander through the Produce Shed or through the exhibits in the main hall.


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|I think they're the only pepper he has flowering/fruiting now, because he overwintered it indoors. Around here, the outdoor peppers are all still small. Hopefully that takes care of any cross-pollination risk.
I grow several varieties, so I'm going to need to learn to bag the flowers and hand-pollinate if I want to save seeds, I guess. Have you done that, or do you just buy seeds?
By the way, I put a couple drops of the infused vinegar in with some other hot sauce (homemade from last year's cayenne's), and it gave it an amazing flavor, as well as plenty of heat. I'm hooked!
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Downtown Rochester Farmers Market
May 6th through October 28th
The market takes place every Saturday. It is located on the corner of E. Third and Water Street, just one block east of Main Street. Look for our concession trailer. events
Join us for coffee as you shop for the freshest selection of vegetables, fruits, flowers, container gardens, fresh cut flowers, herbs, homemade baked goods, gnocchi, jams and jellies, honey, maple syrup, tea blends, freshly roasted coffee, fish, various certified organic products including eggs, beef, chicken and much more!
Shopping, specialty foods, fresh greens & wreaths and handcrafted gifts for the holiday.
On West Fourth St. between Main & Walnut
in Downtown Rochester
December 1st & 2rd
4:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Noon – 10:00 p.m.


by Michael Niemiec
Wheat prices overnight are up roughly 1 cent in the SRW Wheat, down 1 in HRW, and down 1 for HRS; Corn is up 1 cent; Soybeans up 4; Soymeal up $0.50, and; Soyoil up 10 points.
For the week, Winter Wheat prices were up roughly 32 cents for Soft Red Winter, up 14 in the Hard Red Winter, and up 2 for Hard Red Spring; Corn was up 3 cents; Soybeans down 21 cents; Soymeal down $9.00, and; Soyoil down 50 points (crushing margins were unch at $1.01—March, oil-share was up 1% at 34%).
For the month, Winter Wheat prices were up roughly 39 cents for Soft Red Winter, up 19 for Hard Red Winter, and down 30 for HRS; Corn was down 19 cents; Soybeans down 56; Soymeal down $14.00, and; Soyoil down 35 points (crushing margins were up 7 cents at $1.01, oil-share is up 1% at 34%).
For the year, Winter Wheat prices were up 44 cents for Soft Red Winter, down $0.50 for Hard Red Winter, and down 55 for Hard Red Spring; Corn is down 4 cents; Soybeans down 6; Soymeal down $16.00, and; Soyoil up 285 points (crushing margins are up cents at $0.96, oil-share is up 1% at 34%).
The South American weather forecast for Brazil in the 6 to 10 day outlook with good rainfall continuing in the north while south remains dry in the growing regions. Argentina’s 6 to 10 day outlook is mainly dry.
In deliveries, Soymeal totaled 260 lots; Soyoil 1,270; Corn ZERO; HRW Wheat 11; Oats ZERO; SRW Wheat ZERO, and; HRS Wheat 286.
Preliminary Open Interest saw SRW Wheat futures up roughly 6,500 contracts; HRW Wheat up 4,700; Corn up 6,500; Soybeans up 11,000 contracts; Soymeal up 5,800 lots, and; Soyoil down 955.
China expects the U.S. to roll back some tariffs on its exports as part of a trade deal, an official newspaper said Monday, reiterating Beijing’s insistence that President Donald Trump’s administration be “flexible” and “reasonable.
For the week ended November 21st, U.S. All Wheat sales are running 9% ahead of a year ago, shipments up 27% with the USDA forecasting a 2% increase on the year
—By class, HRW wheat sales are up 38%, shipments 66% ahead with a USDA forecast of a 15% increase
—SRW sales 8% ahead, shipments 23% ahead with a 22% decline seen
—HRS sales 6% behind, shipments up 12% with a 1% decrease being forecasted
U.S. Corn sales are running 45% behind a year ago, shipments 57% behind with the USDA forecasting a 10% decline.
U.S. Soybean sales are running 10% ahead of a year ago, shipments 24% ahead with the USDA forecasting a 2% increase on the year
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Water restrictions are being imposed on farmers amid mounting concerns over a lack of significant rain and low river flows.
Cumulative rainfall totals for April range from about 18% of the monthly long-term average in East Anglia to 68% in south-west England. River flows range from “below normal” to “exceptionally low” across much of eastern England, from Essex to Yorkshire.
North Yorkshire potato grower Andrew Wilson said his first irrigation licence restriction arrived on Saturday 13 April.
River flows were very close to threshold, added Mr Wilson, who said he expected a “no abstraction” notice to follow within days.
So-called hands-off flow conditions – which stop or limit abstraction in streams and rivers when water flows are low – are already active in three North Yorkshire catchment areas: the Swale, Seven and Cod Beck at Thirsk.
In East Anglia, NFU national water specialist Paul Hammett said restrictions on groundwater abstraction were unlikely.
But he warned: “We are definitely not panicking, but it is an early irrigation season and we are bracing ourselves for another challenging year.”
Many reservoirs were full, but time was running out to fill the remainder, said Mr Hammett.
Some farmers might be allowed to fill reservoirs using river abstraction – but that in itself would require rain to ensure sufficient flow.
Melvyn Kay, of the UK Irrigation Association, said some areas had received above-average rainfall, but others had received much less.
“It’s worrying – some parts of the country have not had much rain at all so there will be limits on how much water people can abstract.”
There is little suggestion of any significant rain soon. Rising pressure and south-easterly winds, bringing warmer air from mainland Europe, are expected to push temperatures above 20C for Easter weekend – with the Met Office forecasting dry and sunny weather across the UK.
Met Office chief meteorologist Steve Willington said: “With temperatures usually around 10-13C at this time of year, it’s certainly going to be significantly warmer than average – and quite a contrast to the colder weather we have seen so far this month.”
The Met Office outlook until the end of June suggests a small increase in the likelihood of high pressure – usually associated with warmer-than-average temperatures.
There is also a suggestion that drier-than-average conditions are slightly more likely than wetter-than-average.
Farmers tweet dry land photos
Farmers have taken to social media to show how lack of rain is affecting their prospects.
High-value root crops are particularly affected, but so too are prospects for grassland and forage.
Suffolk farmer John Pawsey tweeted a photo of cracked earth in the second year of a two-year ley at Shimpling Park Farm, near Bury St Edmunds.
The cracks were the result of a dry 2018 and a dry beginning to 2019, he said.
“It would be great to see it at least look like it could feed some sheep,” said Mr Pawsey.
Potato and sugar beet growers are also facing challenges with some crops.
Norfolk potato grower Kit Papworth, who farms at North Walsham, posted a picture of an empty rain gauge – suggesting it was “redefining optimism” to expect any rain soon.
The Environment Agency has been working with farmers to increase abstraction flexibility where possible.
But given the dry end to March and into April, irrigation prospects are expected to remain only moderate for most of the country and moderate-to-poor in East Anglia.


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- Soil: well-drained soil
- Rate of growth: slow-average
- Flowering period: June to August
- Hardiness: frost hardy (may need winter protection in cold areas)
Blood-red spikes that fade to bright green at the base and become transluscent with age make this grass a spectacular addition to the perennial border. It takes a while to strut its stuff, but in late summer, it shines like a jewel before it dies back. Imperata cylindrica is particularly effective planted with other grasses, or shown off in a container.
- Garden care: Cut down to the ground in February. In cold areas, protect the roots by mulching with straw or well-rotted compost. If you are growing it in a container, keep it well watered.
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Comments about Crocus Imperata cylindrica'Rubra':
We have had Red Baron grasses in 3 stainless steel 30cm square pots. They have lasted 10 years and we will no replace. Look after themsilves preety much but need some water on hot days.
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Q:Hello, we have what we think is a Red Baron growing in a pot, tall grassy leaves with red tips. We would like to put it in the garden, we have chalky soil, when should we do this? can we split it up? thanks,Asked on 28/9/2013 by smokey from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Yes these can be grown in the garden, as long as it is a moist, well-drained fertile soil. They are generally classed as borderline hardy so need protection from frosts in the winter, but as yours is already in a pot which you can protect if needed, I would wait and split it in the spring, then plant out in the garden.
Hope this helpsAnswered on 30/9/2013 by Anonymous from Crocus
Q:Imperata cylindrica 'Rubra' how hardy is it?
Dear Sirs I have just received (in March) some plants from you including a Imperata cylindrica 'Rubra', but it is not yet showing any signs of starting to grow. Please advise about its temperature resistance, and can I safely plant it outside in the current mild spell, or should I retain it in my conservatory until May when frosts are no longer likely? Many thanks in anticipation of your response. Sincerely BarryAsked on 18/3/2010 by Anonymous
A:Hello Barry, This plant can tolerate frosts, but it is not quite fully hardy so will need some protection in colder parts of the country. If you have a sheltered garden with freely draining soil, then I would plant it out as soon as possible because we should be over the worst of the winter weather by now. If however your garden is very exposed, or you have a very heavy soil, then best to leave it in its pot and place it outside against a sunny, south facing wall if you can for another few weeks. I hope this helps. HelenAnswered on 18/3/2010 by Crocus Helpdesk
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I would just like to check to make sure that my Imperata cylindrica Red Baron dies down for winter and if so when should I expect to see new shoots?Asked on 28/1/2005 by Sarah Lines
A:You are correct in thinking that this plant dies back completely and will not look very impressive at all at this time of the year! The good news is that there will be fresh new growth appearing towards the end of spring.Answered on 31/1/2005 by Crocus
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This past September over 100 people gathered in the Pullman neighborhood near Chicago’s South Side for the opening of The Cooperation Operation’s new urban garden. We are thrilled to hear the progress of this green program. The garden site, located in a mainly industrial area, was once a Sherwin Williams plant that burned down in the 90s. The lot’s former toxic past has recently been transformed into an area that the community members are excited about. The Cooperation Organization hopes to grow natural food in the garden while increasing the neighborhood’s access to fresh and free foods.
According to the USDA, a food desert is defined as “urban neighborhoods and rural towns without ready access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food.” This is an accurate description of the Pullman area and for that reason this project has brought a new concept to an area that has become run down and lacked innovation over the years. As described in their Kickstarter page the Coop Op is “Giving new meaning to the idea of “fast food,” an abandoned lot next to the highway will be the home of a community garden and a field of scraggly weeds will be a sea of beautiful flowers.”
The organization had a very impressive Kickstarter campaign that was able to raise 10,000 dollars towards the project. Click to view their page and watch a video about the process.
Many neighbors and residents close to the garden have joined in the construction efforts and have offered supplies. A current resident tells Shareable “This site has been empty my entire life. I used to come back here as a kid, light fires, and do bad things, said Justin Booz, the building and design chairperson and one of many founding members of the Coop Op.” The garden gives the community free access to its produce. This promotes green space and also healthy eating in this part of town.
Being able to best utilize Chicago’s vacant urban spaces is one of the best ways to continually make our city more beautiful. The Coop Op has created a fruitful territory full of gardens of basil, kale, carrots and cabbage, tomatoes and corn. Another organization in Chicago, Friends of Pullman, has donated boats to be made into beds for these gardens. This has not been an easy process as The Coop Op has been working for 9 months prior to the garden’s recent opening.
You can log on to their site to find out about ways to volunteer at the garden. You can visit the garden at 657 E. 114th Street Chicago, IL 60628 and make sure to watch for more successful projects this organization will take on in the years to come!
“Kickstarter.” Kickstarter. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Nov. 2013.
Cicnic, Aaron. “How the Power of Cooperation Transformed a Vacant Lot in South Chicago.” Shareable. N.p., 22 Oct. 2013. Web. 06 Nov. 2013.


The fourth meeting of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) for the Farming in the Floodplain Project (FFP) was held on November 2, 2016 at the Puyallup Library. Kris Jaeger from USGS presented on sediment from the Puyallup, and Spencer Easton from ESA (our technical contractor) presented on sediment from the Clear Creek tributaries. There was also a discussion of the Drainage Inventory Preliminary Findings Memo. A full report of the meeting can be found here: TAG 4 Report
Our next TAG meeting will be in early February. We will discuss conservation easements, the Flood Risk memo that ESA is currently drafting, and hear from Cynthia Krass, the Executive Director of the Snoqualmie Valley Watershed Improvement District, who will discuss the efforts of farmers in the valley to organize around drainage and water rights.


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India: Agriculture exports unlikely to get a big push from new policy
At a time when farmers across India are anguished due to a collapse in wholesale prices, the Cabinet on Thursday approved a first of its kind agriculture export policy. The government’s stated goal is to increase exports from $37 billion currently to $60 billion by 2022, which it said will play a pivotal role in doubling of farmers’ incomes.
The policy will seek to integrate the Indian farmer with the global value chain by diversifying the export basket and promoting high-value exports with a focus on perishables, the government said in a statement. It added that progress will be monitored regularly by a committee with the commerce ministry as the nodal department alongside other ministries such as agriculture.
“Right now rice, marine and meat products comprise 52% of our agriculture exports, so there is a need to diversify,” commerce minister Suresh Prabhu said. He added that under the new policy all export restrictions on organic and processed food will be removed, but trade restrictions on sensitive commodities such as onions will be reviewed regularly.
The minister also said that the government will set up commodity and state-specific export clusters for crops like banana, mango, grapes, onions and spices, among others. The Centre will also develop the required infrastructure, and create ‘brand India’ to promote farm exports. Existing export promotion schemes will be merged to create a corpus of Rs 1,400 crore to boost exports, Prabhu said.
Will this new export policy help farmers? “The best part of the policy is the focus on creating export clusters for specific crops… creating the value chain for, say, lychee in Muzaffarnagar (Bihar) or fisheries in the coastal state of Odisha will definitely help farmers,” said Shweta Saini, senior consultant at the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, Delhi.
However, Saini adds that keeping so-called essential commodities like onions and potatoes under review means that farmers, exporters and importers will continue to operate under the current unpredictable regime. “If a domestic exporter is unsure that the government will allow unhindered export of onions or potatoes, it will not develop the required infrastructure for storage and transport… an unpredictable trade policy also hinders the image of India as a reliable global supplier,” Saini said.
Saini added that the government’s goal to double the value of exports by 2022 is unrealistic due to low global food prices. “India is now exporting its surplus sugar and milk but only with government subsidy… we are not price competitive in the international market otherwise.”
The Indian government has repeatedly used agriculture trade policy to keep domestic food inflation in check. For instance, it has curbed exports of onions and potatoes when retail prices rise within India, and allowed imports of cheap edible oil, which hurt domestic growers but benefit consumers. It remains to be seen if the farmer will have an upper hand over the consumer in the new trade policy regime.
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The Russian veto helped lift Murcian citrus exports to a new record in 2014, with sales reaching €545 million – more than double the €250m achieved a decade ago.
Almost 657,000 tonnes of citrus was exported last year according to the latest figures from foreign trade body Icex.
Russia has traditionally been an important market for Murcian citrus – especially lemons, which make up the bulk of the region’s production and exports. But countries including Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Sweden and the Czech Republic have all increased their imports in the wake of the Russian ban. This is partly due to a decision by exporters in Turkey, Egypt, Morocco and Southern Hemisphere countries to focus on supplying Russia, leaving European markets relatively clear for Spanish product.
Murcia accounted for 260,000 tonnes of the 381,000 tonnes of Fino lemons exported from Spain between September 2014 and March 2015, an increase of 11.6 per cent on the previous season.
Sales for the current season, which began on 1 September, have not fallen below €50m a month, something that has never before been achieved Icex said.
The outlook for the Verna lemon campaign, which got underway in May, similarly favourable according to lemon and grapefruit interprofessional Ailimpo. The association said exports of this variety should reach 300,000 tonnes this season, with 80 per cent of the volume coming from Murcia, Alicante and Málaga.


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The terraced fields are built along the slope winding from the riverside up to the mountain top, the highest part being 880 m in elevation while the lowest part is 380 m. The coiling line that starts from the mountain foot up to the mountain top divides the mountain into layers of water glittering in the sun in spring, layers of green rice shoots in summer, layers of golden rice in fall, and layers of silvery frost in winter. The terraced fields were mostly built during the Ming Dynasty, about 500 years ago.
Longji (Dragon's Backbone) Terraced Rice Fields received their name because the rice terraces resemble a dragon's scales, while the summit of the mountain range looks like the backbone of the dragon. Visitors standing on the top of the mountain can see the dragon's backbone twisting off into the distance. In an early morning, when the weather is fine, the sunrise on the summit of Longji Rice Terraces is magnificent.
They are often considered most beautiful in early June. At this time, water is pumped over the rice paddies and young plants are transferred to the main terraces.


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Guttridge and Carier Equipment on Display at Summer Shows
Tuesday 02 June, 2015
The busy agricultural show season is upon us and our equipment and sales managers have been out and about at various shows across the UK and Ireland supporting our customers and offering grain handling advice and expertise to show visitors.
The Balmoral Show in Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland, is one of Ireland۪s largest agricultural shows and we were delighted to be invited to display our Carier grain handling equipment on the Gardiner Farm Equipment stand. Guttridge representative Alex Adair joined Humphrey Gardiner on the stand during the 3 day show run by the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society. The show attracts a range of visitors from across the UK and Ireland as well as overseas and interest in our Carier range of machinery was as strong as ever. The image below shows Humphrey Gardiner and a customer with the Carier equipment on the stand in the distinctly un-summery weather!
Guttridge Sales Manager Grant Corbett joined both All-Farm Installations and Marrison Agriculture on their stands at the Suffolk Show along with our Guttridge and Carier exhibition equipment. The Suffolk Show, held at the end of May, is primarily a family show but also attracts many agricultural visitors from the East Anglia Region. The weather here was better and the stands were busy both days.
Victam and Cereals
We are also facing a very busy couple of weeks. We are exhibiting at both Victam in Cologne, Germany and Cereals at Lincoln in the UK, both in week commencing 8th June. The Victam show will focus primarily on the Guttridge range of equipment designed and built for the animal feed and milling industries, displaying the following machines:
shrouded chain conveyor
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standard chain conveyor
soft flight chain conveyor
At Cereals the Guttridge team will be exhibiting a wide range of Carier and Guttridge machines, with 13 machines available to view on the stand. The Guttridge Silo Sweep Auger, a new product launched in 2014, can be used in conjunction with the Guttridge Silo Discharge Auger to offer a complete silo discharge system. This completes the grain handling range and we are now able to provide specialist equipment for every aspect of grain handling.
If you are visiting either Victam or Cereals then please call in and visit our stands:
Victam stand G063
Cereals stand 1030
Bill Lewis, one of the country۪s leading experts on grain handling, will be present on the Cereals stand so for any advice and information relating to any aspect of grain handling, please call in and visit!
With a foundation of 50 years of experience, Guttridge is a flourishing company, globally respected for delivering well-engineered, reliable materials handling solutions that continue to anticipate dramatically changing industrial needs.


We are a diversified farm. Fresh vegetables, salad greens, and fresh herbs through the summer. In fall we have an assortment of pumpkins and winter squashes. Our bees provide local honey for sale which is also used in our handcrafted honey and milk soap. Other items include beeswax hand cream. We participate in the WIC program and also do Senior Farm Shares. At market on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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