We don't have any scheduled work time this weekend, but if you want to go over to work some, let me know & I can tell you something that needs doing. I'll be around some, but not sure when.
We will, however, have a major workday NEXT Saturday, so leave room for it. I suspect we will also be doing prep on Friday, so if that's time you are available, we can probably use your time & energy.
Karen is coordinating watering in general and particularly this weekend: Here is the schedule so far:
Fri 5/22 Karen
Sat 5/23 Karen 12pm (also meeting Charlotte there)
Sun 5/24 Judy S.
Mon. 5/25 ??
Rennie tilled the winter wheat and general weeds with the tractor, so we should be able to plant next weekend. Any long grass that wasn't tilled in should be pulled out by hand, which is pretty easy to do, the sooner the better. It should probably be rototilled again before we plant though.
John is organizing the memberships & assigning plots. We are figuring people can start working in their plots next weekend. If you haven't done anything to make yourself an actual member for the year, contact John and make it official.
The shed is in process, but the earliest it will go into the garden will be the 28th, with the fence to come in shortly after, meaning the following week during work days.
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My plants have been living nicely in my garage since the first of November. Some have continued to bloom and new growth is starting. They think it is spring just like me.
Good Tuesday morning William. Yes, I put the plants in the greenhouse. We have some 80-year-old Boston ferns.
Not in the tropics! Whatever we grow in pots just stays there. Here on Kauai most mainland "houseplants" are our landscape plants and amaze new tourists. Mainland indoor ficus benjamina is a 40+ foot tree here.
I only bring my potted herbs inside. I have an amazing rosemary plant that I will enjoy all winter.
Absolutely, if we didn't bring them in they would all die.
The opposite. Now I can put plants out! (AZ, still upper 80s) :)
Only when I think go new batch of soil bugs and other creeping things will improve my living environment.
Yes. The geraniums add color in the office and house throughout the winter and then look like they are on steriods by the time they are ready for the Spring planting! They grow like crazy in winter!
We usually try and protect them from the frost.
I was doing that until a frost they did not forecast snuck up and bit my plants with the winter freeze.
Yes, I do...I enjoy them outside so much more, LOL, because it's easier to water them, but they will live inside once the temps drop down close to freezing.
No, I have cats, so my one indoor plant lives in the kitchen window sill all year round, the rest are planted annually.


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April 5, 2012
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NEW 2:40 p.m. April 5, 2012
Don Marshall, a Lake Washington College Technical instructor and author, will offer a sustainable gardening workshop from 6:30 to 8 p.m April 19 at the Coal Creek Utility District office.
The office is located at 6801 132nd Place S.E. in Newcastle.
The workshop, which is free and offered in coordination with the Saving Water Partnership and Cascade Water Alliance, will teach participants the basic principles of how garden’s soil works as the foundation for a successful yard. The classes aim to help residents create and maintain healthy and eye-catching landscapes in ways that are beneficial for the environment.
The workshop will feature discussions on plant selection, weed management, fertilizing practices and surprise edible plants throughout the yard. Register through Brown Paper Tickets.
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Grain Export Sales Fall on Low End of Forecasts
By Kirk Maltais
Sales of U.S. grain exports fell on the lower end of grain
trader forecasts, the USDA reports.
In its weekly report covering sales for the week ended Aug. 4,
the USDA said that sales of corn across the 2021/22 and 2022/23
marketing years totaled 383,100 metric tons, while sales of
soybeans across both marketing years totaled 410,500 tons. Wheat
sales for 2022/23 totaled 359,200 tons.
All three totals fell on the lower end of forecasts by grain
traders surveyed by The Wall Street Journal this week. Old-crop
soybeans were net negative for the week, with sales offset by a
reduction of 569,200 tons of previously announced sales to unknown
In pre-market trading Thursday, grain futures are higher ahead
of tomorrow's monthly WASDE report from the USDA, with the
most-active corn contract up 0.9%, soybeans up 0.9%, and wheat up
To see related data, search "U.S. Export Sales: Weekly Sales
Totals" in Dow Jones NewsPlus.
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Chairman, Illinois Soybean Association
Doug Schroeder is chairman for the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA), a district director and member of the ISA Marketing Committee. He raises seed corn and soybeans near Mahomet, Ill. Schroeder is a graduate of the University of Illinois and Illinois Ag Leadership program and was an American Soybean Association DuPont Young Leader. He has been active with the Cunningham Children’s Home, United Methodist Church, Mahomet Area Youth Club and Lion’s Club and McLean County Farm Bureau. He and his wife, Stacy, have three children.
Terms: 1st ISA Term: 2018
Focus areas: Building market demand
Roles & Responsibilities: Marketing Committee Member
Home county: Champaign
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It's snowing! Yes folks, Winter is not quite done with us yet. But soon Spring will spread her warm cloak over us and it'll be green again. If you're looking for something healthy to do this weekend that's indoors, why not come see us at the Live Smart Expo at the convention centre in Halifax. Beckie and I will be at the FarmWorks booth promoting Annapolis Valley Growers and our CSA. It's a great time to come see our smiling faces, ask us any questions you have about our growing practices, crops, payments and you'll be able to enter to win a free month of veggie delivery. If you're one of the lucky winners and already purchased your share, we will issue a refund for the value or throw in some treats for you. So come on down and find us Sunday March 6th from 1-4pm. See you there!!
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All things strawberry Sunday at Birmingham Farmers Market
A competitive flare has been added to the second annual Strawberry Sunday event at the Birmingham Farmers Market. Scheduled for Sunday, June 28, the market will feature many varieties of Michigan's sweetest fruit, while local chefs go head-to-head as they compete for a prize and bragging rights for being designated the 2015 Birmingham Farmers Market Master Chef.
Throughout the event, attendees will enjoy all things strawberry, including special strawberry treats offered exclusively during the event. Strawberries at the Birmingham Farmers Market are Michigan-grown and known for being exceptionally fresh and sweet. Attendees will enjoy strawberry pies, strawberry-flavored jams and strawberry popsicles. Children will enjoy a special strawberry-themed craft. Chefs participating in the inaugural Chef Clash include Chef Daniel Campbell from The Bird & The Bread, Chef Christopher Gadulka from Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar and Chef Nick Geftos from Tallulah Wine Bar and Bistro. The chefs will prepare two strawberry dishes and will be required to include mystery ingredients revealed during the event. Special judges will select the winner.
In addition to strawberries, throughout June shoppers will find lettuce, kale, rhubarb, asparagus, white onions, sugar peas, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, basil, beans, mushrooms, turnips, green onions, radishes and spinach.
The Birmingham Farmers Market also recently welcomed East River Organics. Established in 1994, its farm is located in Snover, Mich. It sells fresh, high-quality organic foods.
The market offers a hometown experience that's fun for all ages, with fresh prepared foods, live music, a children's craft area and more. Throughout the season, more than 70 booths feature a diverse array of locally and regionally grown produce, including vegetables, fruits, flowers and garden plants, plus baked goods, candles, hand-crafted items, soaps and prepared foods.


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These are called suckers. Most of the time they grow more shrub like than tree like. Beyond this, what you describe is something that can happen to grafted trees. The grated scion (the part above the ground) dies in severe cold. The more hardy rootstock (what the scion was grafted to) survives and since the scion is gone, sends up suckers to try to survive. What I mean to say is that it is unlikely the suckers at the base are the same variety of tree that you originally planted there.


Jobs Fund and Sernick link up to support black farmers
About 660 emerging black farmers are set to benefit from a multimillion-rand training initiative in the Free State
About 660 emerging black farmers based in the Free State are set to benefit from a multimillion-rand training initiative formed by the Jobs Fund and the Sernick Group.
Sernick successfully applied to the Jobs Fund in 2016 during its seventh funding round, scoring R165m of grant funding and a R100m loan, which it matched with R237.6m.
The fund had called for proposals on industry change for "scaling inclusive job creation models". Sernick pitched its initiative, described as a "comprehensive intervention" that will recruit, train, capacitate and provide them with opportunities to be integrated into Sernick’s value chain.
Emerging farmers (50 in all) who did exceptionally would be given an opportunity to acquire shares in the yet to be established Sernick Wholesale.
"These farmers will, through an Emerging Farmers Trust, be granted a 20% share ownership," said the head of the Jobs Fund, Najwa Allie-Edries.
She said the emerging farmers the programme was targeting were primary producers who often had poor farm infrastructure, poor-quality herds and limited access to finance, market and technical assistance.
The fund said it had recognised the biggest hurdles faced by emerging farmers, which included access to land and the skills the programme offered.
"Through this initiative and partnership with Sernick, emerging farmers will benefit from the transfer of technical skills, which are required to enable them to breed their own cattle and manage their herds in a commercially sustainable way. By improving the quality of their herd they would be able to secure higher prices in the market either by selling to Sernick or other buyers. By having shares in Sernick Wholesale they would have access to established local and international markets," Allie-Edries said.
Although the programme will be run by Sernick, the participating farmers would still be able to trade with other businesses to generate revenue.
The head of economic and agribusiness intelligence at Agbiz, Wandile Sihlobo, said public-private partnerships in the agricultural sector were applauded as they led to the much needed transfer of skills, the lack of which resulted in entrant producers and farmers being unable to access markets.


The fairways at Mohawk River Country Club looked like it was early spring on Wednesday afternoon, rather than late February.
With sunny skies and highs forecast near 50 degrees, golfers loaded up their clubs and hit the course. This is the first year that Tom Catchpole of Knox has golfed in February.
“Once I played the first week of January,” he said as he prepared his clubs in the parking lot.
Catchpole joined about 100 other people Wednesday at the course, which is open year-round, weather permitting.
As long as there’s no snow, golfers are allowed on the greens on Riverview Road once the frost burns off in the morning, said manager Debbie Scensny.
The Mohawk River Country Club golf course, which is open to the public, has been busier than usual all winter because of the warmer weather and lack of snow, said owner Rafael Flores.
“Last year, we had the snow from November ’til March,” Flores said.
This week has been especially busy. Golfers are itching to get outside, based on at least one of the calls Scensny got.
“The guy goes, ‘Are you open? You better not be messing with my heart,’ ” she said.
Mohawk River is open from 9 a.m. until dark.
Most golf courses are still closed, though, waiting for the last of the frozen ground to thaw.
Though Scensny said golfers won’t damage the greens by walking on them, as long as the morning frost is gone, other golf course professionals say opening early means more work later in the season. There’s a potential for damage when the ground’s surface has thawed but there’s still some freezing underneath, said Greg Hennel, co-owner of Stadium Golf Club in Schenectady.
“I was just out checking the amount of frost on the ground,” Hennel said Wednesday afternoon, adding it was between 3 and 8 inches deep.
When there’s still frost, footprints tamp down the earth in spots that will cause the ground to be bumpy later. Then workers must spend the rest of the season trying to level those uneven spots, Hennel said.
“We work very hard to try to keep excellent conditions throughout the season,” he said. “We would rather maintain good conditions for the nice weather of the year.”
Van Patten Golf Club in Clifton Park hasn’t opened yet, but hopes to do so soon.
“Right now, there’s some frost still on the ground,” said golf professional Bob Kennedy.
A late February opening could put Van Patten at least two or three weeks ahead of schedule; it usually opens around St. Patrick’s Day but last year didn’t start until April 7 because of an unusually rainy spring.
“This year would be a record-breaker for us if we get open a little early,” Kennedy said.
A nice spring would boost the bottom line for golf courses, many of which struggled through the rainy spring and summer in 2011. Flores said his course’s business was down 20 percent last year.
“Last year was a pretty bad year for everybody,” Flores said. “Hopefully this year we can make it back.”
The lack of ice right now on courses in southern Saratoga County and Schenectady County means a faster frost thaw, he said.
Kennedy said Wednesday around midday he’d already gotten a dozen calls asking when the course will be open.
“You go outside and it’s 50 degrees and the sun’s shining.”
Staffing is challenging in the early spring, but Kennedy said he’d deal with being short-staffed for the first month or so. Most of his workers are retirees or college or high school students. College students generally can start in late April or early May, after their school year ends.


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A ship approached Ukraine on Friday to pick up wheat for hungry people in Ethiopia, in the first food delivery to Africa under a U.N.-brokered plan to unblock grain trapped by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and bring relief to some of the millions worldwide on the brink of starvation.
For months, the conflict and a Russian blockade meant grain produced in Ukraine piled up in silos, sending food prices sky-high and leading to hunger in Africa, the Middle East and parts of Asia.
In recent days, several ships carrying grain have left Ukrainian ports under the new deal — but most of the shipments were of animal feed and went to Turkey or Western Europe.
But on Friday, European Council President Charles Michel announced that the first World Food Program transport of humanitarian aid for Africa would soon load and then depart. In the afternoon, MarineTraffic, a tracking website, showed the ship headed toward southern Ukraine.
Michel said the ship would bring grain to Ethiopia, saying “cooperation of all involved actors is key” to alleviating food shortages and hunger around the world. The Brave Commander was expected to carry take more than 23,000 metric tons, according to Ukraine’s Infrastructure Ministry — only a tiny portion of some 20 million tons of grain that has languished in Ukraine. The ship was expected to dock in the Horn of Africa nation of Djibouti.
Ethiopia, along with neighboring Somalia and Kenya, is in the grips of the driest drought in four decades in the Horn of Africa.
Thousands of people across the region have died from hunger or illness this year. Forecasts for the coming weeks indicate that for the first time, a fifth straight rainy season will fail to materialize. Millions of livestock, the basis of many families’ wealth and food security, have died.
“Millions of households will struggle to cope with these shocks” in Ethiopia, according to a new assessment by the Famine Early Warning Systems Network. “Food assistance needs are at record levels, with up to 15 million people in need of food assistance.”
While one shipment won’t have any major effect on the crisis, the World Food Program still heralded it as an “important step” in getting Ukrainian grain out of the country to the worst-affected countries.


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Centre has asked the state government to avail assistance under the National Mission and Food Processing (NMFP) scheme to set up and modernize rice mills in the state in order to augment milling capacity. It has blamed the state for lagging behind in availing assistance under the scheme. Limited milling capacity has resulted in delayed processing and delivery of rice to Food Corporation of India (FCI), in the process depriving farmers of real benefits, it said.
“We are informed that in the 11th plan and first year of 12th five year plan, Rs 560.20 crore and Rs 181.60 crore respectively were disbursed as grant-in-aid. But, it is also seen that your state has not taken much assistance under the scheme. This scheme has now been subsumed under the National Mission and Food Processing (NMFP) to be implemented by states. Now, it is up to the state governments to invite proposals and provide grant in aid in setting up and modernize rice mills,” Sudhir Kumar, secretary, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution said in his official letter to state chief secretary J K Mohapatra.
Under the existing provisions promoters of rice mills can avail a benefit of 25 per cent cost of the plant and machinery and technical civil works subject to a maximum of Rs 50 lakh in general areas while 33.3 per cent subject to a maximum of Rs 75 lakh in difficult areas and the North East.
The Centre is promoting paddy production in eastern states through the scheme of National Food Security Mission and Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana.


Jigawa State Governor Badaru Commissioned Jifatu 500 Million Naira Food Processing Company
Governor Muhammad Badaru Abubakar has restates his administration’s confidence to create enabling environment for investors to invest in the state.
The governor stated his commitment when he commissioned a five hundred million naira food processing company worth of investment owned by Jifatu companies in Dutse.
Governor Badaru said the commissioning of the food processing company is a demonstration of his administration’s commitment to woo investors into the state with a view to creating employment and boost the economic activities of the state.
He said revenues from the oil sector is declining everyday, hence the need to develop alternative sources of revenue that is sustainable.
The governor maintained that with food processing companies like this coming on board, the state will maximize its agricultural potentials and farmers will have a readily available market.
Alhaji Muhammad Badaru Abubakar explained that a three hundred and eighty tons capacity rice mill is almost completed in Gujungu Town in Taura Local Government, while other investors have commenced work to establish other industries in the state.
The governor who quoted a report saying Jigawa State is the third producer of rice in 2016, said the state will be the highest in this year.
In his welcome address, the State Commissioner for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Alhaji Kabiru Ali said the best way to develop the economy is to support small and medium enterprises.
In a vote of thanks, the Chairman Jifatu Group of Companies Alhaji Sabitu Yahaya commended Governor Muhammad Badaru Abubakar for creating an enabling environment to invest.
He called on governments at all levels to invest in the youths through instilling in them patriotism.
Alhaji Sabitu said the company which will process wheat, maize, flour, cassava, millet and guinea corn will provide 122 direct jobs and has the capacity to process thirty five tons per day in the initial stage of production.


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Our Satsuma crop is very small again this year, due to a very hot spring which caused much of the small fruit to drop off of the trees. It is difficult to predict exactly how much we will have and when, so at this time we are offering the following options for ordering. As the season progresses, we may have other options available depending upon supply.
We have started taking orders for bags to pick up at the farm starting on December 10. These are the options we have for bags of mandarins to pick up:
3 pounds: 5 dollars
6 pounds: 10 dollars
10 pounds: 16 dollars.
Although we are not taking orders for shipping boxes at this time, we do have boxes available that you can ship yourself. Please contact us for more information.
We also have Fuyu persimmons, Meyer Lemons, Pomegranates and Key limes available to pick up here at the farm. The pricing per pound (mix and match) is the same as the mandarin pricing.
So far this year we plan to just pick and pack to order for pick up at the farm only. Options for shipped boxes may change as the season progresses depending upon supply.
Please send us an email with what you would like and when ALONG WITH A PHONE NUMBER TO CONTACT YOU and we will get your order on our list and let you know when it is ready.


1. Common name: Prometryn
2. CAS No.: [7287-19-6]
3. MF: C10H19N5S
4. MW; 241.4
Feature: Systemic herbicides, selective herbicides
Formulation type: 80% WP, 50% WP, 96% TC
Prometryn mode of action:
Selective systemic herbicide, absorbed by the leaves and roots, with translocation acropetally through the xylem from the roots and foliage, and accumulation in the apical meristems.
Prometryn Formulation: 97% TC, 50% SC, 40% WP, 25% WP
Prometryn uses: Used pre-emergence, at 0.8-2.5 kg/ha, in cotton, sunflowers, peanuts, potatoes, carrots, peas and beans; Post-emergence, at 0.8-1.5 kg/ha, in cotton, potatoes, carrots, celery and leeks
Prometryn Application: Biochemistry: Photosynthetic electron transport inhibitor at the photosystem II receptor site. Also inhibits oxidative phosphorylation.
Application: For cotton, soybeans, wheat, peanuts, sunflowers, potatoes, fruit, vegetables, tea and rice fields, to prevent barnyard grass, crabgrass, leptochloa, wild amaranth, smartweed, pigweed, purslane, foxtail, chickweed, plantain, 1 year grasses and broadleaf weeds
|Common name|| Prometryn 50% Wp, 500g/L Sc|
| Classification|| Herbicide|
| CAS No.|| 7287-19-6|
| MF|| C10H19N5S|
| Place of origin|| China Shanghai|
| State|| Powder|
| Purity|| 50%|
| Payment terms|| T/T, L/C|
| Brand name|| Bosman|
Our professional development team consists of 6 talented individuals. These experts have graduated from agricultural universities and possess prolific backgrounds in agrochemical research. With their input, we can engineer climate and species-specific pesticides that are formulated for high efficiency and reduced environmental impact.
We operate a total of 6 production lines including 1 for DP (dust powder), 1 for WG (water-dispersible granule), 2 for AS (aqueous solution), and 2 for EC (emulsifiable concentrate). Various packaging options are available. Our annual production capacity approaches 10,000 tons.
Our testing lab is operated by 8 highly qualified QA inspectors. This facility is outfitted with numerous sets of advanced instruments including high performance chromatographs for gases and liquids. Each stage of our production cycle is carefully monitored and in strict compliance with national standards. All of our products meet FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) and WHO (World Health Organization) standards.
BOSMAN is highly experienced in the shipping and handling of volatile materials. In order to improve logistics, we maintain contacts in both ports and warehouses. International orders can be routed through air or sea. Our company is on excellent terms with customs. Clients can purchase with confidence, all orders will be delivered safely and on time.


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Chicago Agriculture Commodities Finished Higher
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) agriculture grains futures finished higher Thursday with Soybean futures climbing nearly 1%, lifted by strong export demand and gains in Soyoil prices.
Corn and Wheat futures rallied late in the trading session on short-covering after prices for each earlier notched life-of-contract lows.
The most active Corn contract for December delivery added 0.5 cent, or 0.14%, to 3.5625 bu.
December Wheat delivery went up 4.5 cents, or 1.05% to 4.345 bu.
November Soybeans rose by 8.5 cents, or 0.91%, to 9.465 bu.
The agriculture grain prices are searching for some fresh new news to trade on.
CBOT brokers report that funds have sold 4,300 contracts of Corn and 900 contracts of Wheat, while buying 4,500 contracts of Soybean.
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In the first stage of carrot production all kinds of mechanical contaminations and leaves are removed. Next, carrot is carefully washed, smoothed out and polished.
Optical system scanning every single piece of carrot enables us to offer repetitive and best quality product.
Production cycle is finished by automated vegetable weighing and packing.
The line includes also cut-and-polish machines to produce Baby Carrots, which allows us to offer this unusual and fashionable product. It is mainly aimed at children as well as at people appreciating healthy snacks in a convenient form.


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CBOT Trends - Soy up 3-6 cents, corn up 2-4 cents, wheat down 1-3 cents
CHICAGO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Following are U.S. trade expectations for the opening of grain and soy complex trading at the Chicago Board of Trade at 8:30 a.m. CST (1430 GMT) on Tuesday.
WHEAT - Down 1 to 3 cents per bushel
* Technical selling expected following two days of gains. Ample global supplies also hanging over market.
* Benchmark CBOT March wheat failed to hold support above its 20-day and 50-day moving averages during overnight trading before turning lower and dropping below its 30-day and 40-day moving averages.
* CBOT March wheat traded down 1-1/4 cents at $5.17 per bushel. K.C. March hard red winter wheat was off 1-1/4 cents at $4.92-1/2 a bushel and MGEX March spring wheat was 1-3/4 cents lower at $5.72.
CORN - Up 2 to 4 cents per bushel
* Bargain buying bounce expected following CBOT March corn contract's decline to lowest in nearly four weeks on Monday.
* Traders watching to see if March corn can hold support above low end of 20-day Bollinger range. Prices briefly dipped below that key technical point for first time since Nov. 26 on Monday.
* CBOT March corn traded up 2-3/4 cents at $3.75-1/2 per bushel.
SOYBEANS - Up 3 to 6 cents per bushel
* Soybeans expected to be supported by round of bargain buying, short-covering after dropping 1 percent on Monday.
* Benchmark CBOT March soybean futures hit technical resistance at 40-day moving average during overnight trading session.
* Top U.S. officials arrived in Beijing on Tuesday ahead of high-level trade talks as the world's two largest economies attempt to hammer out a deal ahead of a March 1 deadline and avoid another escalation of tariffs.
* CBOT March soybeans traded up 4-1/2 cents at $9.09-1/2 a bushel. (Reporting by Mark Weinraub)
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Grain sheds can range from private farm use to large commercial developments.
Prices vary by project. For an exact quote, send us a message.
For a rough guide to what you project might cost, read below:
Small Grain Sheds
Small grain sheds range in size up to 30m x 18m x 7.5m high.
Grain sheds like these are suitable for small farms.
Cost range: $75,000* – $100,000*
Medium Grain Sheds
Medium grain sheds range in size up to 58m x 25m x 7.5m high.
Grain sheds like these can hold much larger quantities of grain.
Cost range: $100,000* – $200,000*
Large Grain Sheds
Large grain sheds range in size up to 90m x 50m x 10m high.
Grain sheds like these are for large scale industrial projects.
Cost range: $200,000* – $1,500,000*
You can see a map of our recent builds below. The markers are arranged by industry and can be filtered.
We spoke to Jim Riordan of Riordan Group about the grain sheds we built with him at Lara, near Geelong.
*All prices are an indication only and are subject to change at any time.


WELCOME TO T FRESH CO.
Welcome to T Fresh Co. At T Fresh Co. We are optimistic about the future and believe that business with our buyers will be mutually rewarding. We look forward to an enjoyable and productive long term business relationship with you.
Established in 2010 and headquartered in the Los Angeles area, T Fresh Company, d.b.a. Yes Produce is situated in a major center of commerce and trade. Our strategic location places us at the forefront of business and culture, allowing us to better serve our customers. With our facilities and warehouses, we are able to better supply a wide variety of fresh mushrooms, vegetables, fruits, and herbs to American, Asian, and Mexican markets.
It is our goal at T Fresh Co. to outperform in the areas of production. We strive to consistently provide products by focusing on a full line of fresh specialty produce, such as organic and conventional mushrooms, Asian vegetables, and fresh tropical fruits. Our growers will be both local and global, expanding our range to include produce from several parts of the world. From Japan to Korea, Taiwan to China, Thailand to Vietnam, we will import a large variety of produce to meet market demands. T Fresh Co. supplies wholesalers and the largest Asian market chains all over the nation, with our business occupancy continuously expanding and thriving.
T Fresh Co. is a company that works hard to provide quality while still offering competitive prices. We focus on the big picture to constantly meet your demands, and T Fresh Co. is a company you can always depend on to provide the best in supply.


Q.What’s Damaging My Kaempferia & How To Eliminate It
top side leaf – gold colored caterpillar shaped spot, varying lengths. underside leaf – appears to look like a many segmented skeletonized caterpillar living between the top and bottom layers of the leaf.
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
It is hard to say, exactly, which pest that will be. It is definitely larval damage, though. Usually broad spectrum pesticides will be effective enough to prevent further issues.
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The best value vegies are:
- Brushed Potatoes (still dirty) or Chats (small white)
- Sweet Potato
- Button Mushrooms
- Cauliflower & Cabbage
- Chinese Cabbage
- Spinach (Silverbeet & English)
- Asian Vegetables
- Hydro Lettuces and Salad Mix
Corn is available again but still a bit expensive. Grape tomatoes are also available again.
Tomatoes and Cucumbers are still scarce & expensive. Most other vegetable lines have started to get cheaper again as more produce becomes available with the onset of warmer Spring weather.
- Pink Lady, Gala, Fuji, Red Delicious and Granny Smith Apples are all very good at the moment. Sundowner Apples are also now available and are crisp and hard. Store apples covered in the fridge to keep them crisp.
- Packham, Beurre Bosc and Nashi Pears are also very good.
- Australian Navel Oranges are in season and really nice. Blood Oranges are also in season and very good.
- Lemons and Limes are good and reasonably priced.
- Imperial Mandarins have finished for this season. Afourer Mandarins are now in season. They are easy to peel, sweet & juicy and have not many seeds. Tangelos are also available and very good.
- Bananas are very good and reasonably priced.
- New Zealand Green Kiwi Fruit are in season and good value. Gold Kiwi Fruit are also available.
- Qld Strawberries are in season and very nice. Blueberries are also good and a bit cheaper this week.
- Early season Red Seedless Grapes from USA are now available. The quality is quite good but they are expensive. The USA Green Grapes aren’t that nice yet so we’ve dropped them off our list.
- Passionfruit are available and good.
- Rockmelon and Honey Dew are both available. Quality is ok but they are expensive.
- Seedless Watermelon is very good but expensive.
- Good quality Topless Pineapples are available again.
- Red Papaya is unavailable due to quality issues. Papaw is a better option at the moment.
- Try our Free Range Eggs, Dates and Honey.
Order your home delivered fruit and vegetables before 8:30 pm on Wednesday for delivery to Artarmon, Castle Cove, Castlecrag, Chatswood, Chatswood West, East Killara, East Lindfield, Gordon, Gordon East, Gordon West, Killara, Lindfield, Northbridge, North Willoughby, Pymble (West side), Roseville, Roseville Chase, St Ives (South), Turramurra (West side), West Lindfield, West Pymble and Willoughby on Thursday afternoon.


THC Bomb; our original signature strain, has created rave reviews around the world. This unique mixture of giant, rock-hard buds with explosive THC levels make it one for commercial growers and connoisseurs alike.
THC Bomb Auto is the all female autoflowering version of our world renowned signature strain THC Bomb. Celebrated as the ultimate all rounder (super high THC, massive yields and explosive growth) THC Bomb has been carefully crossed with our very own Auto Bomb to produce one of the most powerful and high yielding autoflowering strains available.
How do you improve on a classic? We have with Widow Bomb! We crossed a vigorous White Widow father with Bomb #1 and then crossed it back with a White Widow mother. The result was outstanding. Widow Bomb maintains the power White Widow is known for and by crossing it with Bomb #1 we have improved yield, strength and taste.
Cherry Bomb Auto is a highly resinous autoflowering strain with a full cherry flavour.Crossing Cherry Bomb with a hand selected Siberian ruderalis allowed us to maintain the most desirable traits of the mother plant, keeping the distinctive cherry flavour whilst still offering excellent yield potential and added speed of an autoflowering strain.
The latest addition to the bomb seeds range; Cluster Bomb is everything that Bomb genetics have become famous for, huge yielding, fast growing and powerful enough to blow you away!
The Cheese has been one of the most popular strains on the market in recent years. To create Edam Bomb we crossed an original Cheese clone taken from the UK with a Bomb #1/Bomb #3 cross.


Grain mixed, livestock mixedPublished
CHICAGO (AP) — Grain futures were mixed Monday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Wheat for December delivery was 1 cent lower at $4.20 a bushel; December corn was 2.40 cents lower at $3.5160 bushel; December oats was 1 cent higher at $1.9960 a bushel while November soybeans gained 9.20 cents to $9.7160 a bushel.
Beef higher and pork prices were lower on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
October live cattle was 1.45 cents higher at $.9735 a pound; October feeder cattle was 1.45 cent higher at $1.2183 pound; October lean hogs lost .25 cent to $.4198 a pound.


Echeveria Laui is one of the most attractive varieties of Echevarias, with very delicate waxy blue-white flowers on all the juicy leaves. The Echeveria Laui is beautifully symmetrical, whether or not it blooms.
Where to Grow Echeveria Laui
The Echeveria Laui succulents
need strong light. When planting the Echeveria laui
succulent in your garden, make sure it gets sunlight. Full to partial sunlight is best for Echeveria Laui. You can plant echeveria laui
outdoors instead of indoors. Echeveria Laui likes warm weather. Echeveria Laui can survive in the 9A-11B zone at approximately -3.9°C (25°F). If you live in a cold area, it's best to grow Echeveria Laui indoors. Echeveria Laui grows happily as long as it gets plenty of sunlight.
How to Grow Echeveria Laui
With Echeveria Laui, propagation is fun and easy-to-do. You can do Echeveria Laui propagation in two ways through offsets division or through leaf cuttings.
Echeveria Laui Propagation with Seeds
Echeveria Laui succulent plant grows slowly, so even if it can be propagated by seed, this method is not recommended. To propagate Echeveria Laui from seed, plant the seed in a well-drained soil mixture. In colder areas, indoor breeding is recommended.
Echeveria Laui Propagation with Leaves
If you choose to propagate through Echeveria Laui
leaf cutting, separate a leaf from the main stem - shake it side to side until it falls off. Then, lay it flat on the soil in a bright area, but not directly in the sun. Within 2 to 3 weeks, you will notice the roots arise. This is when you should start watering, but be cautious, do not overwater. After about a month, you'll notice a little rosette at the end of the leaf. Over time, the old leaves die, the new Echeveria Laui succulent is independent.
How to Care for Echeveria Laui
Echeveria Laui Lighting RequirementsEcheveria Laui
will thrive when they get the full sun. 4 to 5 hours of bright and direct light on a daily basis is necessary for Echeveria Laui. It is better to choose a south window or any other window that gets the most sunlight in your home or office. In the summer months, daily lightness and brightness is important, take Echeveria Laui out on the porch or on the balcony is a great idea.
Echeveria Laui Soil Care
Choose a well-draining and porous soil that will prevent surplus moisture which can negatively affect the roots, when planting an Echeveria Laui. The most convinient way is to buy standard cactus potting mix will suffice. Another way is to make your own soil-combine 3 parts of regular potting soil, 2 parts coarse sand, and 1 part perlite.
Echeveria Laui WateringWater Echeveria Laui
is necessary. It is suitable to water the Echeveria Laui plant during summer only when the soil is completely dry. The best method is give the Echeveria Laui abundant water and let the water decant completely. In winter, the Echeveria Laui plant doesn’t need much water. However, during the period from November to March, if you notice that the Echeveria Laui plant needs it you can water it up to three times. Another thing should be cautious, don’t spill any water over the leaves when watering the Echeveria Laui plant.
Echeveria Laui Temperature & Humidity Care
The best temperature for most Echeveria Laui succulents is about 70 degrees F. When it's in a hot area, this Echeveria Laui succulent will grow happy and healthy, but dry area. Echeveria Laui can’t tolerate drafts and cooler temperatures, as well as excessive humidity which can cause them to rot. The average home temperature will be enough for an echeveria-but remember not to place Echeveria Laui where it will be too humid for them, in a bathroom,for example.
Echeveria Laui Fertilizer CareEcheveria Laui
must be well drained and have moderate organic matter. As with all succulents, the substrate must be very drained. Echeveria Laui has very low nutritional requirements. Additional contributions of fertilizer or energy are not harmed during plant months. Fertilizer must be applied every 3 or 4 months for Echeveria Laui daily growth.
Repotting Echeveria Laui
Most plants require repotting every now and then in order to stay happy and healthy. However, repotting can be stressful to Echeveria Laui plants, so it's important to do it carefully and not too often.
Echeveria Laui Pests & Diseases Care
Mealybugs, mites, and thrips are a bit of a problem for Echeveria Laui
. If dead leaves aren't removed, Echeveria Laui attracts other pests or results in fungus. However generally, Echeveria Laui is free from pests as its leaves are heavily coated with powder, making it difficult for the pests to bite. For more check this article on Echeveria Laui succulent pests and diseases.
Varieties of Echeveria
Echeveria Elegans/ Mexican Snowball
This award-winning evergreen echeveria and has tight rosettes of pale-silver-green and spoon-shaped leaves.
This otherworldly-like variety was created by hybridizer Dick Wright in the 80s. The rosebud shaped succulent has green leaves with shades of pink, lavender, and light blue with a thick layer of pearlescent farina.Echeveria Laui
This is a slow-growing succulent that's a popular decorative plant thanks to its pink color. It's a variety that is a stunning addition to individual pots or rock gardens, borders, and beds.
This stemless succulent can grow up to 5 inches in height and has dense and solitary rosettes with triangular leaves. The leaves have an impressive apple-green color and reddish edges in bright sunlight.
Echeveria Laui Care FAQ
How fast do Echeveria Laui grow?Echeveria Laui
grows very slow. Echeveria Laui reaches a height of about 6” inches, but this takes plenty of years.
How long does it take to grow Echeveria Laui from seeds?
The germination process of echeveria laui seeds
usually starts in 4 days, while most of the seeds germinate in a couple of weeks. After most of the seeds have germinated, start opening the container gradually so that the seedlings can get used to the new conditions.
How Long Does an Echeveria Laui Flower Last?
The Echeveria Laui flowers will flourish in sequence and will take many weeks to finish the cycle. The blooms will start to emerge from the end portion which is nearest to the plant. The flowers will stay for approximately two weeks giving you more time to enjoy them.Read Next:Echeveria Elegans Mexican Snowballs Care & Growing GuideEcheveria Agavoides Care & PropagationEcheveria Pulvinata (Chenille Plant) Care & Propagation GuideEcheveria Nodulosa (Painted Echeveria) Care GuideEcheveria Imbricata (Blue Rose Echeveria) Grow & Care GuideEcheveria Setosa: Grow & Care for Mexican FirecrackerEcheveria Black Prince Succulent Grow & Care GuideEcheveria Runyonii Topsy Turvy Grow & Care GuideEcheveria Takasago No Okina Care GuideEcheveria Mebina Care Guide


This is the only dahlia I over-wintered last year. Mostly I have had little to no success overwintering so I just gave up on it. But this one is a huge tuber that I successfully overwintered the previous year. I forgot about it this year. I guess it didn't forget that it was time to grow. It has in plastic bag, inside a a styrofoam cooler, in my garage since last Fall.


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The Evergreen range of garden tools are manufactured to the highest standards, offering a 10 year guarantee against faulty workmanship and materials.
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Are you a grower, maker, chef, or entrepreneur? We are accepting vendor applications for the 2023 Statehouse Market season now through March 31.
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The Quickpower is a round baler for cut vine branches and pruning’s. The baler is technologically advanced, is extremely versatile and takes less than one minute to complete the whole baling process. The machines work with narrow or wide inter-row spacing between 750 - 2300mm, beneath overhead trellises and on any kind of ground demonstrating their great flexibility and efficiency.
The machines produce bales with a fixed size, and in view of their compact design, the Quickpower machines are also easy to manoeuvre and therefore readily transported by any type of tractor. Compacting in “soft centre” bales enables the air to pass through uniformly and therefore natural drying is guaranteed, preventing the occurrence of moulds and fermentation.
The bales, after the natural drying process can be chipped, compressed into pallets, cut or burnt whole in heat generation
You will be able to view a full range of exciting videos showing all our machines actively working in real life conditions.


Free introductory talk about the history and the essence of Dirt Doctor.
When: Thursday 16th December, 7 – 8pm
Where: The Grey Lynn Community Centre (in the Oval Room at the front right)
510 Richmond Road
Why: For an inspiring story about the formation of a lush organic garden despite adverse circumstances, and to see whether you’d like to sign up for workshops in the new year!
Come along to say hi and have a cup of fresh herbal tea with us.
Dirt Doctor workshops provide the secrets to growing a lot of food, in little space for busy people.


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As of 2014, California was considered in a state of extreme drought. Luckily, most of California is out of severe drought conditions with the exception of Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties. Although California is not in a D3 extreme drought conditions, saving as much water as possible is still a smart idea. There are several ways as to why a sustainable garden would positively impact the environment, but the most compelling would be the amount of water that will be saved, utilizing surroundings to compost, and using native plants to create a picturesque landscape.
Anthony Belavitch, a Conservation Coach for Walnut Crek Saves, prepared a guide that summarizes the best tips for saving water this summer. The extreme heat can make it difficult to conserve water, but hopefully this article will give you tips to help make saving water that much easier this summer.


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Red tasty leaves of curly frills resemble beautiful corals found in the ocean. Pair with one of our green varieties for a gorgeous display sure to fancy up any salad.
Red Coral Frills
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Our lettuce heads are sold with the root cube intact. This helps keep it fresh & lasts much longer.
Keep in your crisper in a bag. Pull off individual leaves as you use. Rember to wash!
If you notice wilting, mist or sprinkle a little water at the root cube & wrap the bag up to increase humidity.
Keep away from high ethelyne producing fruits like pineapple, apple, grapes, mango, melons, bananas & tomatoes. Which cause brown spots & premature spoiling.


Indoor Grow Tent Kits Hydroponics Mylar Plant Growing System 1.2 X 600 X 1.2, Greenhouse Tent, Growing
- ✅KEEPS ALL LIGHT IN: Hydroponic Mylar Grow Tent blocks all light from escaping and is lined with 100%-reflective mylar to boost the output efficiency of your setup; No need for additional flaps or tape, just zipper the black lining to create a lightproof seal. Provides plenty of ventilation that can be closed or opened using the cables, ducting, and fans.
- ✅EXTRA THICK, STANDS STURDY: Supported with strong metal poles, the top-quality 340 g Oxford fabric tent is tear-proof and double-stitched for perfect light blockage, while the inside is lined with non-toxic PE material that's safer for your plants
- ✅EASY OBSERVATION: Don't throw out your back bending over to check on your plants; Our easy-access door unzips smoothly, and the observation window makes it easy to peek inside without disturbing your setup. The unique "diamond" reflective mylar design provides 98% grow light reflection and brings the superior indoor growing.
- ✅FAST INSTALLATION: Our grow tents are easy to install even if you've never done anything like it before: no tools needed; Unrivaled craftsmanship and materials make VIVOSUN's Hydroponic Mylar Grow Tent the excellent choice for professional and amateur growers alike
- ✅SIMPLE ASSEMBLY: We pride ourselves on delivering a selection of grow tents at various sizes; With the guidance of the manual, you can assemble the tent in a matter of minutes.The Hydroponic Mylar Grow Tent features extra-thick 600D canvas with metal poles and corner adapters, so it’s very stable and airtight. The light green metal poles lock in place with no extra hardware needed.
- ✅WHAT'S INCLUDED:1. Tent body 2. Metal poles and connectors 3. Filter straps 4. Floor tray 5. Hanging bar


Ukraine exported 4.04 million tons of wheat worth $ 707.34 million in January-April 2018. This is evidenced by the customs statistics of the State fiscal service. The largest importer was Morocco, which shipped 690.92 thousand tons worth $ 120.75 million. 487.73 tons worth $ 85.25 millions were exported to Spain, 386.54 thousand tons worth $ 67.58 million were exported to Tunisia.
The share of other countries amounted to 61.32% of the total (2.48 million tons worth $ 433.75 million).
As LANDLORD reported, in October 2017, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food and market participants agreed on wheat export volume in 2017/18 marketing year, according to which deliveries to the foreign market should not exceed 16.5 million tons.


With our extensive expertise and infrastructure we have the ability to undertake multiple types of Animal and Plant pest control throughout the rural sector. We have the capability to undertake the smallest operations, from urban pest control right through to the extensive 80,000 hectare possum ground control operation in the Mackenzie High Country.
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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension in Garfield, Loup & Wheeler Counties, the Burwell Affiliate of the Nebraska Cattlemen, and Arrow Seed is proud to announce that they will be sponsoring an Alfalfa Field Day on Thursday, July 9, 2009. The site for the event will be an alfalfa field of Vaughn Svoboda’s located 1 mile west of Ord on the Sargent road. The site will be on the north side of the road.
The entire program should be completed by 3:00 p.m. Producers will be learning how to improve their productivity of alfalfa hay.
Please RSVP by July 6, 2009 to Steve Niemeyer, UN–L in GLW at (308) 346-4200 or Harry Walahoski, Nebraska Cattlemen President at (308) 346-4972 to be included in the meal count. Come join the fun and interesting world of successful alfalfa production.


For more information, please contact the following:
Wyoming Seed Certification Service
BEWARE HAY SCAM!!It has come to our attention that several Wyoming Hay Producers have been solicited by a scammer wanting to buy their hay. Please be aware that if you receive an email that starts out "Hello seller," please be advised it is a possible scam. Please check out all unknown buyers before selling any of your hay, pasture or seed.
Click here for a website with some good information on hay scams.
Did You Get Results?Let us know if you get results from listing on the hay/seed hotline....we need to know!
Thank you, Dr. Alan GrayGrateful appreciation is extended to: Dr. Alan Gray, University of Wyoming Extension, Powell R&E Center for all of his work and the original idea for this site.


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The grommet is used particularly in greenhouse horticulture in systems where the working pressure is relatively low and a large number of branches have to be made from a PE or PVC pipe. The grommet is available in a broad spectrum of forms, such as starters, elbows and T-pieces.
The grommet rubber can be used for all types of pipe and grommet. Application: inline dripper systems, outline dripper systems, ebb and flow systems on roller containers, sprinkler installations up to max. 4 bar.
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Grass and Forage Development Group Reaseheath College Farm (meet in farmyard)
Cheshire Grassland Society invites you to a free open meeting as part of the Grass and Forage Development Group, all are welcome to attend.
The programme, 'putting research into practice' will include talks and practical demonstrations from leading industry experts:
Event Date: Wed, 04/07/2012
Event Time: 7.00pm to 9.30pm
BGS is a membership organisation which acts as a communication forum, through events and publications, for the profitable and sustainable use of grass and forage.


Liquid Fungicide/Bactericide, used for disease control in various crops.
Cop-IT is a dark blue aqueous complex of copper and ammonia with various additives to deliver a stable liquid copper formulation. It is registered for disease control in a wide variety of vegetables, stone and pome fruits, nuts, tree crops, turf, ornamentals, broadacre and more.
Being a refined solution, it provides outstanding disease control.
Cop-IT leaves a durable, micro-thin film that is more persistent than wettable powders, strongly resisting wash off from rain and irrigation. This means fewer applications and longer lasting foliar protection.
A number of key benefits for Cop-It includes:
- Uses less metallic copper than other copper fungicides thus reduces potential for copper toxicity;
- Contains no solids, so season to season waste is eliminated;
- Fully dissolved formulation;
- Will not freeze, and if the container is kept closed, it will not evaporate;
- Ideal for both ground and aerial application, and can be applied at any time of day;
- Highly compatible with most pesticides;
- Highly rainfast; and
- No reported resistance to labelled diseases
Cop-IT® is a registered trademark of Agspec Australia Pty Ltd


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Scag, exmark, gravely, jd, kubota in no particular order.
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Ferris makes top of the line machines, Toro also, Snapper Pro, and Scag and Wright. Go with the best dealer in your area.


Origin: Papua New Guinea
Region: Wahgi Valley, Western Highlands
Producer: Various Small Farmholders at the Sigri Estate
Varieties: Typica, Ashura
Altitude: 1550-1600 MASL
Processing Method: Fully Washed and Double Picked with Kula Standards
In the cup, expect a thick mouthfeel with tones of fudge, molasses, and dates highlighted by a distinctly citrus-forward acidity. This coffee is bound to impress aficionados and amaze classic-coffee drinkers.


Trimming a lantana plant
Can I trim a mature Lantana plant that is getting too high without doing damage?
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Yes, and it is recommended to do this in spring, although it is likely to survive at any time as long as it isn't overly hot or dry. Here is an article that will help: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/lantana/lantana-pruning.htm


Genetics: Pursat (Western Cambodia)
Altitude: 1700 – 2300 m.a.s.l. (5500 – 7500 feet)
Height: up to 2.5 metres
Veg: 14 – 16 weeks (outdoor)
Flower: 14 – 15 weeks (outdoor)
Aromas: lavender,mint,wood,solvents,sweet coffee,cinnamon,
Characteristics: vigorous,thick stems,large leaves,abundant branches
This pure Sativa line from Cambodia is characterized by its beautiful spear-shaped and highly resinous branches with pleasant aromatic aromas of wood, solvents, sickening sweet coffee and cinnamon.
From a very young age, it shows beautiful vigor with thick stems and large leaves and abundant branches. The vegetative stage goes from 14 to 16 weeks, it reaches heights of up to 2.50 meters, 8 phenotypes, all large, vigorous with medium production.
Flowering takes around 14 -15 weeks maximum with a medium production and thin flowers with wide spaces that make up beautiful colas full of flowers and resin. The most intense aromas that come off from these plants is aromatic such as lavender, mint and woody, but also solvents and very sweet, disgusting coffee.
The effect is psychoactive, euphoric, potent and long lasting. The taste is woody and aromatic. The plants have grown perfectly from 1700 to 2300 meters above sea level.


ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is expected to face acute water scarcity in the current Rabi sowing season which may spark a food security crisis as the Indus River System Authority’s (Irsa) advisory committee has projected a 38% water shortage.
Earlier, an Irsa member from Sindh had told a parliamentary panel that the country’s Rabi crops would face a 50% water shortage.
The dearth of water is feared to bring down the overall cultivated area as water will not be available for irrigating crops over a large area.
Wheat is the largest crop planted in the Rabi sowing season. Gram, lentil, tobacco, rapeseed, barley and mustard are some of the other crops.
In the just-ended Kharif sowing season, water shortage had been recorded at 21%. Province-wise breakdown shows Punjab endured 20% shortage, Sindh 17%, Balochistan 44% and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 33%.
The advisory committee of Irsa, which met on Monday, estimated an inflow of 18.99 million acre feet (MAF) of water into rivers in the Rabi season with storage of 5.89 MAF. It projected system losses of 1.73 MAF.
Irsa Chairman Sher Zaman Khan chaired the meeting which was attended by secretary Punjab, secretary Sindh, representatives of Balochistan, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Water and Power Development Authority. The director general of Meteorological Department was also present in the meeting.
The committee noted that water flow below Kotri barrage would be 0.04 MAF and water availability at the canal head would be 23.11 MAF.
The Met official told the advisory committee that weather patterns showed that winter rains would be below normal in Pakistan. Committee members asked provinces to adopt better management techniques in order to utilise the available resources. They also underlined the need for vigilant monitoring.
The Met official forecast no rains in October and November. In late December and January, there may be rainfall but in upper areas only. The Irsa committee allocated 12.18 MAF of water as the share of Punjab, 9.21 MAF for Sindh, 0.70 MAF for Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and 1.02 MAF for Balochistan.
The meeting was informed that a total of 23.11 MAF of water would be available for Rabi crops in the 2018-19 season, which began in October and would continue till the end of March 2019.
On Monday, the inflow into Indus River at Tarbela stood at 51,300 cusecs and outflow at 100,000 cusecs, inflow into Kabul River at Nowshera was 9,700 cusecs and outflow was 9,700 cusecs, inflow into Jhelum River at Mangla was 9,100 cusecs and outflow was 15,000 cusecs, inflow into Chenab River at Marala was 20,500 cusecs and outflow was 6,000 cusecs.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 2nd, 2018.


Learn how to grow succulents indoors | 5 Easy Tips!
Growing succulents indoors can be a challenge, but with these simple tips you’ll be able to better care for your indoor succulent collection. As cute as they are, succulents don’t always make the best indoor house plants. This post will teach you exactly how to grow beautiful, healthy succulents indoors. #succulentcare#succulents#houseplants


Amarillo : Symbol of the Summer. Alluring huge flowers on short stems. Similar look to Prairie Sun but more compact. Very well suited for pots, beddings and summer bouquets.
|Flower size||9-10 cm.|
|Garden height||40-50 cm.|
|Garden spread||30-35 cm.|
|Days from sowing to transplanting||35-40 days|
|Days from sowing to full bloom||90-100 days|


Daily manual mass production can really back-breaking! Hahahaa but because of all your support GreenGift are able to come this far. Especially to the repeating customers, Thank You all for your appreciation of using GreenGift signature Aged Humus Compost Mix to plant your vegetables & fruit plant.
Currently, we have run out of the woven bag, so we will be using a plastic bag instead for all subsequent order until our supplier shop re-open again.
Our long supporting customer shared her crops grown with her High Rise Planters.. Best use at this period of time!


The powerful unit for effective soil stabilization
The WS 220 tractor-towed stabilizer is designed for efficient soil stabilization at a working width of 7 ft 1 in (2.15 m).
Their range of applications covers both soil improvement and soil strengthening measures.
In soil improvement, the tractor-towed stabilizers produce soils suitable for placing and compacting to create embankments, slopes, backfills or site haulage roads.
In soil strengthening, they create load-bearing surfaces for the construction of parking lots, roads, sports grounds, track beds, harbour facilities, airports or industrial parks.
Find out about the components of WIRTGEN tractor-towed stabilizers
Detailed information about the WS 220
||max. 2,150 mmmax. 7′ 1″
||0 mm - 500 mm0 - 19.7″
|Transport dimensions (LxWxH)
||2,483 x 2,550 x 1,650 mm43′ 12″ (48′ 3″ with cabine) x |
8′ 2″ x 13′ 2″
|Engine power of tractor
||> 180 kW / 245 PS> 180 kW / 245 PS
||4,495 - 4,745 kg9,909 - 10,460 lbs
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COFCO around the world: Growing along “Europe’s Mississippi”
Stretching through farmland and low-lying plains, the Danube-Black Sea canal is marked by Romania’s complex history. The first construction attempts were made in the 1950-ties but the 64km-long and 7 meters deep canal didn’t open until 1984.
Today, with the country firmly established in the European Union, the stretch of river linking Europe with the Black Sea serves as one of the continent’s most important trade gateways, facilitating the region’s networks with the entire world.
The company is a leading agribusiness in the region, with a presence in Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Moldova. The Black Sea port of Constanta is the beating heart of the operation. COFCO International owns a terminal here with a capacity of 260 kmt that rolls out an elevation program of almost 4 million mt per year.
Connecting the Danube, Europe’s second largest river with the port of Constanta, the channel is also a key point of business for COFCO International’s Central European operations.
The company is a leading agribusiness in the region, with a presence in Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Moldova.
Over the course of the last years, COFCO International achieved a leading market position with the highest market share in all traded products.
With more than 450 employees and up to 6 million mt traded yearly, the company has offices in Belgrade (Serbia), Budapest (Hungary), Sofia (Bulgaria) and Bucharest and Constanta (Romania).
The key physical assets are all spread in Romania. They include two inland silos and four silos spread along the Danube with a total capacity of 117 kmt, finally reaching the Black Sea via Constanta port where COFCO International owns a terminal with a capacity of 260 kmt that rolls out an elevation program of almost 4 million mt per year. Three additional silos are expected to be launched by next crop of 2022, increasing the silo network footprint to 187 kmt.
From Constanta, the biggest port in the Black Sea, COFCO exports wheat, barley, corn, rapeseeds and sunflower seeds to pretty much every corner of the world.
The Danube is Europe’s Mississippi - linking the continent with the Black Sea, it serves as one of the most important trade gateways, facilitating the region’s networks with the entire world.
“We have a leading position in all products we trade in this region,” says Marco Wahler, Head of COFCO International’s Central Europe and Black Sea regions, adding that the success is mainly linked to the company’s extremely agile and flexible business structure.
Marco Wahler, Head of COFCO International’s Central Europe and Black Sea regions, says that the strategy behind COFCO International’s success in this part of the world is total agility and a very flexible and reactive business structure.
“We are operating in a very developed and mature market in Europe and to be successful we need to be able to constantly react to changing market conditions at any given time.”
That means constantly assessing the most opportune destinations, transporting routes and origination countries.
COFCO International originates commodities in all of the CEE countries it is present in exporting to Europe, or distant parts of the world including the Middle East and Asia.
“We are extremely flexible all the time and constantly assessing routes, destinations and markets,” Wahler says.
With the help of EU funds flowing in to improve infrastructure, modernize farming and increase farmers’ productivity, the region has gradually grown its position as Europe’s agricultural powerhouse. Its output steadily increased over the last decade, reaching 65-70 million MT of grains and oilseeds, with approximately half of it destined for exports.
Europe’s Mississippi River
Romania, which ranks among the European Union’s top agricultural producers, is where the company has, so far, mostly focused its investments.


Zone 2 : Topping area’s
In zone two, the onions are topped and the dust extraction installation is placed. In order to achieve the capacity of 60 tons per hour per radial grader, we have put four onion toppers in a row here. After the receiving hoppers, the onions are first pre-graded with string graders in two sizes. The two sizes come on two different onion toppers. The onion toppers have different sizes of sieves. With pre-graded onions and two onion toppers you get an optimal topping effect. The onion toppers are equipped with so-called open top doors to simplify the changing of the sieves. At the topping part there are several dust extraction points. When onions are processed in the open air, it is a good idea to cover transport belts on the top. In this way you prevent a lot of spread of dust and skins on the company premises, and that of the neighbors.


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"Yoshida-meichaen" defends the teaching of tea masters to pass it down from generation to generation.
"Yoshida-meichaen" has continued 16th.
We are traditional tea factory which started tea farm in Edo period.
Since then,the following generations of succeeding directors,the 14th "Kisaburo",the 15th "Rikizo" and the 16th "Riichi" have carefully inspected and produced our teas for high quality.
We guard the oldest green tea farm in Japan.(the tea farm of "Kouzanji temple" in Toganoo,north part of Kyoto city.)


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Round baler-wrapper Kuhn i-BIO for Farming Simulator 2013.
The cost of the pick-up in the game, €: 60000
Maintenance of the pick-up €/day: 110
Hopper volume-drive HP: 6000
For the correct operation of the pick-up modification required More realistic, which can be found on the website.
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M/s. Shree Hans Rice & General Mills Established in 1980 in Taraori, Karnal Haryana, India. Website We are specialized rice manufacturing and exporting rice company to over dozens of countries with a large customer base. Having an experience of over 35 year in this industry. we are recognized as “Two Star Export House of India ” by the Indian Government under ISO 22000:2005, ISO 9001:2008, GMP & HACCP certified company.
Our Milling capacity is 12 MTPH. We have two Hi-tech environment friendly online processing plants, one of by Buhler UK and other one by Stake Corporation Japan. We have also three optical Stake Sortex Machines planted, we have well research and development lab. We have quality control check system at every level of processing. We have Excellent expert team, well Trained and Experienced staff.
Shree Hans Rice Export House is having its manufacturing unit in the roots of Taraori, Haryana state in India which is the best Growing area of Basmati Rice in the whole world. Being situated in the rice growing hub our company gets the benefit of procuring the best rice grains. Our primary focus has always been to provide our customers with high quality Rice products.
The success of our company is majorly contributed by speedy delivery of quality products and value for money to our esteemed customers worldwide. Our Prime Moto is “To Supply the Quality Rice with Big Quantity for Competitive Price” We are Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of 1121, Basmati Traditional Rice, Pusa, Sarbati Creamy Sella, Golden Sella, Steam & Raw Rice and other varieties. Last Year we Exported around 35,000 M.tons of Rice and More than 15,000 M.tons in Domestic Markets.
Shree Hans Rice & General Mills have a vision of providing best rice products worldwide with 100% quality assurance with competitive price. We are passionate about ethically sourcing the finest quality rice.
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Loropetalum blooms on old wood so pruning now may reduce the flowers next spring. If you aren't concerned about the blooms, go ahead and prune.
You may be able to see the formed buds and can prune from the tip up to them if that helps the appearance of the shrub.
Here is general care info:


Hi, long time lurker. New member. Looking for property near pittsburgh, pa. 7 to 20 acres, with permie potential. Plans on having a herb and market garden, with hopes of slowly evolving into a permie silvo-ish orchard and alley croping. Main interests are an educational center and workspace, co-op tool/shop space, herbal medicines, mushrooms, and what ever food system our future property allows. Maybe passive greenhouse, bioshelter? Who knows. Have pdc, and years of garden experience, woofing, and an information sponge.


Wheat futures moved sharply higher in the overnight session on continued concern regarding the situation in Russia. But after the opening, prices pulled back but still traded higher for the rest of the session. Chicago closed up .06 but that was still .20 off the highs of the overnight session. Corn and soybeans also closed higher. Export Sales for last week came in at 17.5 million bu for wheat including 2.7 million bu in Soft White sales. That came in on the high side of expectations. Corn sales were 27.3 million bu and soybean sales totaled 25.6 million bu. The Ruble stabilized a little bit today. Crude oil was lower again and closed near $54/barrel. The Dow Jones Industrial Average soared over 400 points as the Fed indicated it would hold off on raising rates for the near term.
Market hours: AM 9:00-11:10, PM 3:00-4:30 No PM market on Fridays No PM Hard Wheat Markets
If you would like to sign up for direct deposit payments for grain sales click here to open a form you'll need to fill out and send in. After filling out the form mail it to our Odessa office, P.O. Box 247, Odessa, WA 99159. Thank you.
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Prime Dirranbandi Irrigated Cotton, Broadacre Farming and Grazing Country. First Time Offered in 153 Years
- Land: 11,253 ha (27,807 acres)
Booligar', Dirranbandi, QLD
• 11,253ha* (27,806.1ac*) freehold, 44km* south of Dirranbandi
• Deep grey and brown soils along Narran and Little Narran river systems, running back to red sandy loam soils with the grazing country established to Buffel grass
• 1,697ac* irrigated, 1,715ac* Opportunistic Irrigation and 6,520ac* dryland cropping
• 240Ha of irrigated cotton planted and included in the sale
• Water licences 4,005ML Nominal, 4,834ML volumetric & 298ML overland flow, 5 water storage's total capacity 9,210ML
• 2 homesteads, 3 worker cottages, 3 machinery sheds, 13 gain silos, steel cattle yards and shearing shed
11,253 ha / 27,807 acres
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Dar es Salaam. Lower global demand has pushed down coffee prices by 9.5 per cent, a new report has revealed.
The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) Monthly Economic Review for April 2019 shows that Robusta coffee prices were down by 14.6 per cent to $1.8 per kilo in March 2019, from $2.1 in March 2018, while Arabica coffee prices fell by 9.5 per cent to $2.9 from $3.2.
According to the report, the decline in coffee prices was mainly attributed to lower global demand, carried over stocks and high production in Brazil.
Brazil is the world’s largest coffee exporter. However, Vietnam tripled its exports between 1995 and 1999 and became a major producer of Robusta seeds. Another important producer is Indonesia.
Correspondingly, the month-on-month Arabica coffee price fell to $2.7 on February, a 3.5 per cent decline compared to $2.8 in January 2019, while Robusta coffee prices were down by 1.7 per cent to $1.7 during the period under review.
The monthly decline was also attributed to an increase in production, mainly in Brazil.
The last auction results held on March 21, 2019 by the Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB) at the Moshi Coffee Exchange show that the average price for a 50-kilo bag of coffee depending on grade ranged from $274.0 for grade AA to $62.6 for grade C. The amount offered at the auction was 8,617 bags, out of which 5,464 bags were sold. Overall average prices at the exchange were down by $4.41 for 50 kilos of mild Arabica compared to the last auction held on March 7, 2019.


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Thank you for all of your good wishes and support in 2020!
We truly appreciated your visits and conversations. This was a difficult year for so many of us. It was great to catch up with you and to say hello to many newcomers.
Looking forward to Spring and re-opening. We are getting ready to peruse seed catalogs and decide which vegetables and flowers to grow. Hope in our hearts always grows as we look forward to a fresh new growing season.
Re-opening date is weather dependent. We will let you know.
May the New Year bring you peace and joy.
Michelle and Greg


Aztec Sunset Zinnia - Organic
Organic. Open-Pollinated. Non-GMO.
50 seeds per packet approx.
90 days to maturity.
Gorgeous blend of miniature, bi-colour blooms ranging from deep red to cream.
Plants are compact and highly productive, yielding excellent 18-24" tall stems for cut flower production from midsummer through to early autumn. The dynamic colours make for gorgeous bouquets and add eye-catching highlights when mixed with other flowers in arrangements.


Published April 29 2010
Italian millers team visiting ND to lean about wheat marketing systemBISMARCK (AP) — Italian millers are visiting North Dakota.
The state Wheat Commission says the 13 representatives from the largest durum-importing country will gain a better understanding of the U.S. wheat marketing system during the visit Thursday and Friday.
North Dakota is the largest durum-producing state in the nation. Farmers last year produced about 61 million bushels.
In a typical year, Italy imports about 11 million bushels of the grain used for pasta.
Copyright 2010 The Associated Press.