With buyers and sellers reluctant to agree on a common price, trading activity botched to pick up on the cotton market on Friday.
Floor brokers said that it seemed that buyers and sellers were marking time before drawing future strategy to get maximum benefit out of duty-free market access given by the European Union (EU) to Pakistani products.
Although very small quantity of crop has been left behind in the cotton fields and with ginners, it seemed that after suffering huge losses earlier this season growers and ginners were now determined to reap whatever gains they could and recover part of their losses, brokers said.
Consequently, business volume remained restricted in the absence of buying and selling and only a few deals in high quality lint were reported to have changed hands.
The following deals were reported to have changed hands on ready counter: 200 bales from station Ghotki done at Rs6,950, 200 bales from Pano Aqil done at Rs6,950, 200 bales from Rohri done at Rs7,050, 400 bales from Hasilpur done at Rs6,950, 400 bales from Karror Pakka done at Rs7,000, 400 bales from Yazman Mandi done at Rs7,000, 200 bales from Faqirwali done at Rs7,000, 400 bales from Kachiwala done at Rs7,000 and 400 bales from Haroonabad done at Rs7,000.
The Karachi Cotton Association (KCA) spot rates were firm at overnight level and trading volume on ready counter was slow and restricted.
A mixed behaviour was seen at the world cotton markets, New York cotton market also ended on mixed note, while Indian markets remained firm on strong domestic demand.
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Tomatoes price skyrockets in Gurgaon due to seasonal fall in supply
In many upscale localities in New Gurgaon, including DLF, South City, Nirvana County and Malibu Towne, consumers paid Rs 55 to Rs 60 for a kilogram of tomatoes on Wednesdaygurgaon Updated: Jun 15, 2016 22:36 IST
Owing to a shortage in local supply, the price of tomatoes, one of the chief ingredients in the kitchen, has skyrocketed past Rs 60 per kg over the past few days.
In many upscale localities in New Gurgaon, including DLF, South City, Nirvana County and Malibu Towne, consumers paid Rs 55 to Rs 60 for a kilogram of tomatoes on Wednesday. The price is likely to go further north as the supply to the Gurgaon wholesale market is down to almost half in the last two days.
On Wednesday, the Gurgaon wholesale market received 250 quintals of tomatoes, which had an immediate impact on retail prices -- it increased by Rs 10 within a day.
“The price of a crate of tomatoes was between Rs 800 and Rs1,000 on Wednesday. There is a shortage in supply as local production has almost dried up,” said Naresh Kumar, a wholesale dealer.
Officials of Gurgaon agricultural marketing committee said the rise in price was seasonal and it happened every year. “Most of the supply comes from Shimla, Ladwa and western India as production in Rajasthan, Mewat, Farrukhnagar and other areas is over. The transportation and other costs ,apart from the shortfall, lead to price rise,” said Sudesh Gupta, secretary of the committee.
An average of 500 to 600 quintals tomatoes reaches Gurgaon market daily normally. But with the monsoon setting in, supply has reduced while the cost of transporting and storage have increased. “The price of other vegetables is also going to remain on the higher side during in next two months,” said Bikram, a committee official.
The sharp increase in the price of tomatoes has hit Gurgaon family budgets hard. In most DLF phases, the price hovered between Rs 55 and 60 per kg and regular buyers even reduced their purchase by half. “Every day, I buy a kilogram of tomatoes but the current price is shocking,” said Aarti Narang, a Sector 31 resident.
In Sector 23, the price was around Rs 50 per kg and in Palam Vihar the rate was between Rs 50 and Rs 60. “I plan to buy vegetables from Bijwasan in Delhi if prices keep rising in the locality,” said Sonia Sharma, a Sector 23 resident.
First Published: Jun 15, 2016 22:36 IST


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The main ingredient of the pesticide Roundup will be added to a list of chemicals that California believes are linked to cancer, and products that contain the compound will have to carry a warning label by next year.
That designation under the state’s Proposition 65 rules won’t keep the chemical, glyphosate, off fields or garden store shelves. That’s because the proposition does not set rules on how chemicals are used. It just requires a warning that ingredients are “known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects and other reproductive harm.”
Glyphosate is sprayed on more than 200 crops across 4 million acres in California, including 1.5 million acres of almonds, making it the most widely used herbicide, according to the state Department of Pesticide Regulation, a branch of the state EPA.
School districts in Burbank, Irvine and Glendale have banned the chemical from their properties.
The state Environmental Protection Agency began the process of requiring the warning label nearly two years ago, but Monsanto sued.
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NEW YORK/LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - Cocoa futures on ICE fell on Monday, partially giving up the prior session’s steep gains on selling spurred by much-needed rain in top grower Ivory Coast and a pause in the markets’ upward momentum.
Arabica coffee fell to a five-week low.
* September New York cocoa settled down $43, or 1.7 percent, at $2,476 per tonne, after falling 3.5 percent to $2,432.
* Despite trading in a wide $90 range, prices remained within Friday’s range when prices rallied 3.5 percent and total open interest rose for the first time in 12 sessions, ICE data showed.
* Rain in Ivory Coast attracted some selling, as well as spillover pressure from larger commodity markets, traders said, with the Thomson Reuters CoreCommodity Index at a two-month low.
* Most of Ivory Coast’s main cocoa growing regions received plenty of rain last week, farmers said on Monday, raising hopes for the April-to-September mid-crop after a prolonged period of below-average rainfall.
* A lack of follow-through buying from Friday’s rally and higher weekly bean arrivals in Ivory Coast also spurred some selling, traders said.
* September London cocoa settled down 28 pounds, or 1.6 percent, at 1,768 pounds per tonne.
* September arabica coffee settled down 0.85 cent, or 0.7 percent, at $1.167 per lb, a five-week low, as top grower Brazil began to harvest what is expected to be a record crop.
* September robusta coffee settled down $3, or 0.2 percent, at $1,687 per tonne.
* October raw sugar settled down 0.07 cent, or 0.6 percent, at 12.28 cents per lb, well below an earlier session high of 12.5 cents.
* The market largely shrugged off a forecast by Brazil’s Copersucar, the world’s largest sugar and ethanol seller, which expects smaller sugar production in the Brazilian center-south region in the current season and sees a more positive outlook for sugar prices going forward.
* A slightly weaker Brazil real pressured sugar prices below early gains, traders said, as it makes dollar-denominated prices more attractive in local currency terms and potentially leading to a pick-up in producer selling.
* The prospect of a large global surplus in the 2017-18, despite lower production in Brazil, also helped to keep prices in check with any significant rally likely to trigger exports from India and a switch in Brazil to using more cane for sugar rather than ethanol.
* August white sugar settled down 10 cents, or 0.03 percent, at $342 per tonne. (Reporting by Marcy Nicholson in New York and Nigel Hunt in London; Editing by Toby Chopra and Bill Trott)


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I met Frank at the Bike Recyclery in Canberra, where he volunteers, and a few days later I cycled to his home outside the city to learn about his life there. After some intense years as activists, he and his partner Sam retreated to his parent’s bush property to start a new life — one that matched their values of environmental sustainability.
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April 22, 2014
Morning Price Trends
Corn: Down Up 3 to 3 1/2
Soybeans: Up 4 to 7
Wheat: Up 3 to 4
Note: Farm Futures Senior Editor Bob Burdorfer will be filling in for Bryce Knorr this week.
Corn and soybean futures were higher early on Tuesday to recover some of Monday's losses and were supported by the slow pace of planting in the Midwest.
Wheat turned higher after being lower on Monday.
Corn planting was at 6% in Monday's USDA weekly crop progress report, well behind the five-year average of 14%. However, planting should progress this week with forecasts calling for dry weather in much of the area.
Soybean planting progress will be added to USDA's weekly report next week.
Long-term forecasts put below-normal to much-below-normal temperatures in the Midwest next week, along with above-normal precipitation in much of the area, according to Commodity Weather Group.
There was little direction from stock markets, with futures nearly flat early on Tuesday after recent gains.
Soybeans were higher early on Tuesday after Monday's tumble. The market is stabilizing after jumping to nine-month high last week. Bullish domestic use remained supportive, but much of that has been priced in.
The monthly U.S. crush reported last week was larger than expected and China's economy grew in the first quarter, both bullish signs for soybeans.
Palm oil futures were higher in Malaysia as traders expected increased demand as Muslim countries stock up ahead of Ramadan in late June.
Overhanging the market were last week's reports from China that buyers there may default on up 1.2 million of U.S. and South American soybeans to avoid losses in local markets.
Rain was forecast in parts of Argentina early next week, while the 6-to 10-day outlook was drier, which should allow harvest to continue.
What to look for – Advances in Argentina and Brazil soy harvests. May soybeans remain above the 200-day moving average of $14.80. The Relative Strength Index is near 62. A RSI over 70 implies the market is overbought.
Corn held modest gains early on Tuesday in reaction to the slow planting progress, however planting should advance this week with forecasts for mostly favorable weather before next week's cold.
Futures have trended lower for the past week in anticipation of swift planting in the Midwest. There is still time to get the crop in on time providing the weather cooperates. New-crop December futures closed at a three-week low on Monday.
What to look for – Mostly dry weather in the Midwest this week should allow planting. The 6- to 10-day forecast still calls for below-normal temperatures across much of the Midwest.
Winter wheat traded higher as the markets recovered from Monday's decline. While rain fell in parts of Kansas and Oklahoma recently, much of the area remains dry.
Winter wheat's condition stabilized in Monday's crop progress reports, with 5% rated excellent, 29% good, 33% fair, 20% poor and 13% very poor. A week ago, the percentages were 4%, 30%, 34%, 20%, and 12%, respectively.
In Kansas, the crop was 1% excellent, 23% good, 44% fair, 21% poor and 11% poor. The state report said there were freezing temperatures early last week, but did not say if they harmed the wheat.
More than half of the Texas and Oklahoma wheat continued to be poor to very poor.
What to look for – The winter wheat crop in the central and southern Plains still needs rain. Commodity Weather Group on Tuesday reduced rain chances for the central Plains early next week.
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As food gardeners, we know that it’s important to add plants that attract beneficial insects and pollinators.
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Walking past so many lovely roses coming into bloom the other day while at Riverbend, I wanted to learn more about care for them myself and share with you tips and fun info, if you love roses also. Personally, roses remind me of my grandparents and hold a special place in my heart because of them. My grandfather grew them, many other flowers, and an awesome vegetable garden, all after he retired. After his passing, my grandmother faithfully and enthusiastically tended to all of his flowers, becoming quite the gardener herself, and would cut fresh bouquets (as a child, I especially remember seeing the beautiful roses) for her kitchen table. Maybe you have a specific type of flower that holds nice, treasured memories for you. Gardening is such a rewarding task; the hard work put into it reaps an even greater reward, in my opinion. Let’s talk about rose care and spend a little time oohing and ahhing over the pictures I upload with this post. Shall we?!
Did you know that spring is the best time of the year to buy roses? They are just coming into bloom from the winter and they will flourish best in your yard this summer if they have time to acclimate before the hot, dry summer of Middle Tennessee comes.
Where to grow roses
Roses like full sun! At least 6 hours a day is good for it to flourish. (Roses can grow in shade but usually look really leggy and have sparse bloom, as well as are more disease prone. Nah, let’s just plant them in full sun to begin with!)
Once planted, roses do not like to be moved, so planning ahead of where you want them to go is a good idea.
Roses like well drained soil, but the soil also needs to be able to be moisture retentive.
When planning out where to grow roses, remember that it might be nice to grow them in a spot where you could also enjoy seeing them when you are inside your house, also (sounds completely lovely, doesn’t it?!).
Layout and Spacing of your Roses
All roses usually require, from time to time, some fertilizing, pruning, and the occasional attention to pest control. Plan for your roses to grow (if you do a mass planting) quite a bit over the next few years and space them apart accordingly, so you can give them the attention they will benefit from later on. Plantings that you are able to reach from at least two sides of the gardening bed are easiest to care for. That way you are not walking through your rose bed, getting ouchies from thorns, and getting frustrated in the meantime.
When at the nursery, make sure you know how big each rose will eventually get. You don’t want a climbing rose in a place where you meant for a smaller shrub rose to go. Also, you don’t want a groundcover rose to accidentally get planted behind a rose that will eventually get 4′ x 4′, as you then won’t see the groundcover rose. Taking the time to think about layout can save you energy later.
Think about how big your rose is going to eventually get. In our climate, roses do not usually have to be pruned back really far each year, and generally speaking, they are moderately fast growers. Don’t plant your new roses on top of each other to find out that next year they are way too close together. Shrub roses (such as knockouts) will eventually get to be about 4′ wide, so plan to plant two shrub roses at least 5′ apart (from base of one rose bush to base of the other rose bush). Groundcover roses can also get to be approximately 3-4′ wide.
General care of your Roses
So you’ve picked out what type of rose/s you want, you’ve picked a great place and have them spaced out and ready to go, but how do you care for them? If you have clay-ish soil (which so many areas around here have), it would do you well to pick up a bag of soil conditioner to mix in your dirt after you’ve dug your hole/s for your roses. Mixing that in will help break up the soil a bit and add some more oxygen. You can also mix in mushroom compost or if you maintain a compost pile yourself, you can add a bit in to help add nutrients to your dirt there. You will know if your soil needs amending, and we can always help answer questions regarding that.
Roses are thirsty little darlins’ (and who can blame them, they do work to provide color from spring through almost fall!). They will perform at their best when they are watered during the growing season. The first summer you plant them, their roots are getting established, and it is important to keep them well watered every few days either in early morning or evening (just don’t drown them!).
Mulching is great to help keep plants (including roses) cooler in the summer months and help them retain that moisture from watering. Investing in mulch around your roses can really help them out.
Fertilize. We offer some great fertilizers specifically for roses at Riverbend, or you may have a favorite you like to use. Some people prefer to fertilize every two or three weeks or so during the growing season, while others prefer to do so after each flush of blooms their roses deliver.
Pests and diseases come around every once and awhile, that just happens every so often with roses. There are many different sprays and dusts to remedy that though, do not fear!
You can see a list of the roses we carry at Riverbend Nurseries here. The pics in this post are of roses just coming into bloom at our nursery! Beautiful, aren’t they?!


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Organically grown eggs, produce and baked goods are created on our family farm and shared with others at our FARM STAND, through scheduled tours and at local farmers markets in the Houston Texas area.
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Great people, very friendly and helpful! The produce is beautiful and all the bake goods are amazing! Highly recommend, stop by early they sell out fast


On Tap: WASDE & Rain
So far this week: July Corn +1.25, July Soybeans +10.75, July Wheat +7.25, December Corn –8.25, November Soybeans +5.25.
We head into the final trading session of the week with the June WASDE on tap followed by a rainy forecast this weekend and into early next week. Looking at WASDE, the only bullish numbers to carry out will come from lower Argy production but those cuts are well factored into prices. So, estimates show growing over runs of grains as demand issues linger building carry outs for old crop and new crop balance sheets. It is hard to believe the USDA is ready to lower yield estimates this early and that takes away chances of a bullish surprise. A possible trump card would be the weather forecast shifting drier for the next week keeping a possible supply issue in front of mind for market participants. Overall, we are looking at downward pressure on prices moving into next week without some big surprises. Overnight, we will watch 5.95 & 13.50 for support and 6.16 & 13.72 as resistance in July contracts. For new crop, we will use 5.22 & 11.65 for support and 5.46 & 11.95 as resistance. NFC Grain Afternoon Comments. (17)


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We are heartened to see so many community growing projects donating produce and surplus to projects which distribute food in their communities. It is amazing work in difficult times, e.g.
Good Vibe Veg donating to the local food pantry,
The Food Forest Project growing produce for the local food bank
Root Connections donating surplus to the community fridge
We are updating and collecting information on community food projects who can receive food surplus;
This resource will be updated. Please contact us if you would like to be listed as a potential beneficiary of local food surplus - firstname.lastname@example.org
Details required – name of organisation, brief description of activities, contact person and contact details (phone, e-mail, website), details of food surplus which could be utilised, timings etc.


Farm on Franks
2023 Application Process Opens in January 2023!
Apply online starting January 2, 2023 for a Farm on Franks garden plot for the 2023 growing season! *Important Change* In order to secure your spot in the farm, you must pay in full when reserving your plot. Gardeners returning from the prior year will have priority to reapply for one plot. The plot must be paid for in full on the day of reservation. Please note that you must go to Village Hall, 1000 Civic Center Drive, to make your payment.
The Village of Niles established a goal in its 2030 Comprehensive Plan to provide opportunities for increased public participation in environmental advocacy. In the 2013 Niles Environmental Action Plan, the Village went further to establish the goal of creating a community garden program. Through the efforts of Village staff members in the Niles Sustainability Committee and some key citizens, the Village completed the goal of establishing a community garden program.
Farm on Franks aims to build a sense of community while providing the education to develop organic sustainable food systems, beautify our neighborhoods and increase outdoor activity. Farm on Franks transformed an unused plot of land, which once was Jozwiak Park, into a productive garden and educational experience. The aim of this project was to construct a garden created entirely by a community of volunteers and financed through grants and local donations. It has been a great success through it's growing seasons since inception in 2017! In 2019, gardeners (including the Niles Garden Club, Village volunteers and individual residents) donated over 150 pounds of fresh produce to local food pantries!
The site, at approximately 7087 N Franks Avenue in Niles, is located on the east side of Franks Avenue just south of the Niles Public Services building. The site was a cement slab covered in boulders and large rocks. That circle was a remnant from what once was a playground at Jozwiak Park. Located just behind the Public Services facility, this area is managed by the Village of Niles, but is maintained and enhanced through volunteers and community efforts.
Interested in Renting a Plot?
Applications for the 2023 growing season open on January 2, 2023, *Important Change* In order to secure your spot in the farm, you must pay in full when reserving your plot. Gardeners returning from the prior year will have priority to reapply for one plot. The plot must be paid for in full on the day of reservation. Farm on Franks offers 28 public plots and two volunteer-maintained demonstration plots. The rental process will include an application and set of guidelines for maintaining a plot, plus a small $25 fee for Residents ($30 for non-residents) to help offset the costs of water and maintenance.
The two volunteer-maintained plots include a demonstration and inter-generational garden, both supplying fresh produce for donation to the Niles Food Pantry and are currently maintained by students and parents from Culver school.
The inter-generational garden intends to bridge the garden knowledge gap between generations. Senior citizens who have a wealth of knowledge will be able to pass down years worth of invaluable education to younger generations. These gardens are approximately 3 feet tall, allowing for volunteers to work in the garden without having to stoop down. The garden also features a handicap accessible path.
Thanks to Our Volunteers
Thank you to all the volunteers who helped us build Farm on Franks in August 2016!
- Coca Cola
- Troop 175
- Erika and Jamie, residents of Niles
- Shawn Phillips
- Niles Public Services - Forestry Division
Thank you to all our generous donors who helped with the creation of Farm on Franks in 2016:
- ComEd/Openlands Green Region Funding $8,000
- Tru Link Fence $2,000
- The Home Depot Foundation $1,572
- Presence Health $1,000
- Golf Mill Ford $1,000
- Friends of the Niles Public Library $250
- Home Depot Store #1907 In Kind Donation of Lumber
- Niles Chamber of Commerce and Industry In Kind Donation of Tools
- Lurvey Landscape Supply In Kind Donation of Materials
- Andrew Przybylo
- Shawn Phillips
- Theodore Skonberg
- Katy Darr
- Alaa Saleh


This winter has been one of the wettest winters since 1910. This will have increased your chance of getting lawn moss. We have some great new offers which include the excellent Micronised Lawn Sand Moss Control and Fertilizer to help you kill your garden moss, making it suitable for the summer.
We’ve complied a list of our top five salt spreaders from top quality brand names such as Garden Pride and Agri-Fab, that we think are ideal for the icy winter conditions heading our way. Our chosen five are a mix between pushed and towed spreaders that will all clear any ice and snow that may fall over the coming months.


Fresh Veggies From My GardenHallelujah, Praise the Lord! For 3 consecutive days, its been raining heavily. Today, I went to check my garden and I am much happier with what I saw. The dying flower of the black-eyed peas shows its beautiful lavender flower.
I planted more black-eyed peas, okra, mung beans, and Egyptian Spinach(saluyot) three days ago and they are now sprouting. My only zucchini plant started to show baby zucchinis, okra is showing some fruits and as a matter of fact, I gathered some veggies today and cooked an Ilokano dish called "Binagoongan nga Manok Ken Otong". Its a vegetable dish with chicken from Ilokano people when they add fish sauce to their veggies.
Fresh Veggies From My Garden


This week, Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay announced nearly $10 million in funding through the Local Food Infrastructure Fund (LFIF) to strengthen local food security.
This funding will support up to 192 new community-led projects across the country through investments in equipment and infrastructure needs to help improve the accessibility of nutritious, local food.
Since it first launched in August 2019, LFIF has committed $64.8 million to support over 1,100 projects to improve food security across Canada through community gardens and kitchens, refrigerated trucks and storage units for donated food, and greenhouses in remote and Northern communities.
MacAulay says as we continue our efforts to stabilize food prices and bring relief to Canadians, this new funding through the Local Food Infrastructure Fund will help put more healthy, local food on tables right across the country.
Through LFIF up to $10 million will be invested, with projects receiving between $15,000 and $120,000 each, of the 192 projects announced 65 are Indigenous-led, totalling up to $5 million.
In Manitoba, eight projects will receive funding including the South Central Committee on Family Violence Inc. at Winkler will receive $24,228 for the purchase a freezer, two refrigerators, two convection ovens, microwave and dishwasher. $24,228
In Saskatchewan, 13 projects will receive funding including Kawacatoose First Nation at Raymore they will receive $117,950 for the purchase of hydroponic tower gardens, potato farming equipment and gardening tools.
While 17 Projects in Alberta will receive funding including the Foothills School Division No. 38 in High River will receive $38,775 for the purchase and install solar panels for vertical farm.
Projects and final funding are subject to negotiation of an agreement.
A complete list of the projects receiving funding can be found here.


456.67 ACRES CHOICE POWERFUL ALL TILLABLE LAND CHARLES MIX COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA
This auction to be held at the Tract # 1 location which is from Ravinia, SD go 4 East, then 1 South on Hwy 50-281 (west side) or from Wagner SD, go 3 North NW on Hwy 50-281 on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH 10:30 AM Note: All tracts offered from Tract # 1 Location
TRACT # 1: 307.93 Acres Dry Land Tillable Land This is a choice, level, high producing tract that has lots of eye appeal. According to Agri Data Surety, this tract has a weighted productivity rating of 86.2% - powerful soils. This is all being farmed except 2 Acres (cut for hay). All in soybeans presently. Located at the Jct of Hwy 50 and 294 St. LEGAL: E of Section 24-96N-64W, Plain Center Township
TRACT # 2: 78.72 Acres Tillable Land Located (from Tract # 1) go 6 North on Hwy 281, then 2 West on 288 Street, then North on 390 Ave (east side); or from Jct of 288 St and 390 Ave, go mile North.
This is an outstanding level tract that has a productivity rating of 87.7% and also has great eye appeal and great production capabilities! All in soybeans presently. LEGAL: S NW of Section 14-97N-64W, Howard Township
TRACT # 3: 70.02 Acres Tillable and Alfalfa Land Located from Wagner, SD, go 6 miles East on Hwy 46, then 4 North on 401 Ave (Delmont oil road) east side; or about 10 miles NE from Tract # 1; or at the Jct of 293 St and 401 Ave.
This tract is gently rolling with a waterway and a productivity rating of 72.2%. Presently all in soybeans and a small tract of alfalfa. LEGAL: NW of SW and SW SW less LR7 in Section 10-96N-62W, Choteau Creek Township
TRACT # 4: 456.67 Total Acres This is all 3 tracts as one unit! All acres with great crop producing soils certainly a fantastic opportunity for an aggressive farmer-operator.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: This will be a one year cash rent lease (for crop year 2014). On sale day, the successful bidder will pay 35% of total 2014 cash rent, then 65% on February 1, 2014. A written lease will be utilized with standard usual requirements. Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. is working for the owner-landlord. Sold subject to the Trustee confirmation Come Prepared to Bid! Auctioneers Note: An exceptional opportunity to lease excellent crop land with great production capabilities! Consider this land to add to your present farm portfolio! We invite you to inspect these tracts at any time. To be offered on per acre basis x the acre amounts! There will be signs on each tract. See you at the auction Thank you. For information, call Larry Hughes (son) 703-984-9468 MARY G. HUGHES TRUST Camilla Sparks, Trustee


Common household products and down-home ingenuity are combined to combat frustrating garden problems in this indispensable handbook for both green thumbs and novice gardeners. Organized by garden area, 1,954 easy-to-use homemade remedy recipes—containing items such as beer, baby shampoo, and ammonia—instruct gardeners how to turn puny plants, wretched roots, and tired trees into gorgeous garden specimens without the use of store-bought chemical alternatives. Quick fixes are offered for fighting fungus with pantyhose, defeating botanical disease with peppermint, and bug-proofing vegetables with mustard and cloves; and obstacles such as heavy rains, nutritional plant deficiencies, and gardening on sloped areas are also discussed.
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In this episode of “From Seed to Stoned” I show you guys my methods of how I prepare for the perfect harvest. I talk about how and when to flush your plants, and also do some leaf stripping in order to create the most consistent quality as I can. We end the video by checking out how both grows are looking and I announce a brand new giveaway to celebrate season 3 ending!
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A strong drying strategy is your best weapon in ginning challenging cotton. Effective drying sustains higher production rates, resulting in more bales ginned per week and dramatically reducing operating expenses by reducing the time it takes to gin each season’s crop. In good cotton, this arsenal of powerful drying weapons pays its way by reducing operating expense for each bale by saving on fuel and electric costs.
A moist air generator is a critical component to any gin serious about fiber quality and consistent production. Moisture generated by a Humidaire Unit can provide a gin with many advantages such as eliminating static electricity, staple preservation, reducing hydraulic pressure at the press, increased lint slide capacity and improved automatic strapping system operation.
There are more tools than ever to put an operator in control of moisture and efficiency while running a modern cotton gin. The Moisture Mirror is the central moisture control system for all Sam Jackson products, but complementary systems for air, mass flow and fire detection and prevention are equally necessary to keep your gin running efficiently and maintain a quality product for the customer.


Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Rain, Rain, Rain
I haven't been out in the garden in two days! It just keeps raining and raining and raining, which is great because we need it. But I miss getting out there. And some sun would be good for those plants too :) . I checked the weather and it is supposed to rain every day for the next ten days. At least! I guess tomorrow I'll just have to get out there and get some squares prepped with the kitchen scraps and pick any strawberries that are ready, whether it is raining or not.


Firebush is just one of several native plants blooming in Florida this month.
If you're looking for variety, salvia is a great plant for your Florida garden.
Radishes, cucumbers, beans, and more can be started by seed this month throughout the state.
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With heat tolerant blooms and a long flowering season, this shrub is at home in almost any garden.
A quick and fun way to see what's in the garden each month.
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As of Thursday, October 19, 2017
WASHINGTON, D.C. More than over $9.6 billion in payments will be made to producers through the Agriculture Risk Coverage, Price Loss Coverage and Conservation Reserve programs, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has announced.
“Many of these payments will be made to landowners and producers in rural communities that have recently been ravaged by drought, wildfires, and deadly hurricanes,” Perdue said.
“I am hopeful this financial assistance will help those experiencing losses with immediate cash flow needs as we head toward the end of the year."
The risk coverage and loss coverage programs were authorized by the 2014 Farm Bill.
They offer a safety net to agricultural producers when there is a substantial drop in revenue or prices for covered commodities.
More than half a million producers will receive risk payments and more than a quarter million producers will receive loss payments for 2016 crops, starting this week and continuing over the next several months.
Payments are being made to producers who enrolled base acres of barley, corn, grain sorghum, lentils, oats, peanuts, dry peas, soybeans, wheat and canola.
In the upcoming months, payments will be announced after marketing year average prices are published by USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service for the remaining covered commodities.
Those include long and medium grain rice (except for temperate Japonica rice), which will be announced in November; remaining oilseeds and chickpeas, which will be announced in December; and temperate Japonica rice, which will be announced in early February 2017.
The estimated payments are before application of sequestration and other reductions and limits, including adjusted gross income limits and payment limitations.
Also, as part of an ongoing effort to protect sensitive lands and improve water quality and wildlife habitat, USDA will begin issuing 2017 conservation reserve payments this week to more than 375,000 Americans.


502 Gill Road Keith SA 5267
Blue Ribbon Cropping and Grazing502 Gill Road, Keith
Keith, South East SA
Blue Ribbon Cropping and Grazing
• For sale as a whole or in 4 contingent titles, 196.2 Ha Home block with majority of improvements , 271 Ha with shed & cattle yards, 128.3 Ha Allotment & 509.5 Ha in 3 sections
• Located 5km West of Keith on the renown Keith flats within a 450mm average rainfall area
• 158 Ha sown to Cereal's and Canola (not included), 90 Ha of Lucerne sown this year, pastures consist of Lucerne, clovers, phalaris, ryegrass and natural grasses
• Attractive flat country with some blue gums and pink gums, soils consist of brown loams over loose limestone and clay with some sandy loam over clay.
• Quality underground stock water pumped to tank that is pressurised to troughs with mains back up, fenced into 60 plus paddocks with central laneway
• Improvements consist of a 4 bedroom Mt Gambier stone home with new kitchen, free standing stone double garage, 2nd stone cottage, 4 stand shearing shed with steel yards, workshop, machinery shed, implement shed, hay shed, raised barn, storage shed, stock shed, steel cattle yards with crush and loading ramp, 4 feedlot pens and 4 silos
An exceptionally rare opportunity to buy a well set up versatile cropping and livestock property on the Keith flats, your chance to get a foothold on the renown Keith flats
Expression of Interest closes 8th November 2017 at 1 pm Elders Keith
Mike Lind 0408892362, Elders Keith 08 87550100 RLA62833
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When it comes to performing various tasks around the farm or garden, compact tractors have proven to be invaluable machines. With their versatility, power, and convenience, these tractors are essential for any agricultural enthusiast or professional farmer. A compact tractor can easily handle whether you need to mow grass, plow snow, dig trenches, or haul heavy loads. We will explore the Top 10 Compact Tractors available today.
Best Compact Tractors
If you’re in the market for a compact tractor, it can be overwhelming to sift through the countless options available. To help narrow your search, we’ve compiled a list of the Top 10 Compact Tractors that will meet your needs. From powerful engines to versatile attachments, these machines are designed to tackle any job efficiently. Would you know about subcompact tractors? If not, then read Top 7 Best Subcompact Tractors for Efficient Farming.
What is the best compact tractors?
The best compact tractors are
- Kubota L2501
- Kioti Premium CS2220
- Mahindra 1626
- Mahindra 3640 Premium
- Massey Ferguson 1740E
- John Deere 3038E
- TYM’S T255
- Yanmar USA YT347C
- Farmall 45C CVT
- John Deere 4066M
Kubota L2501 Compact Tractor
The Kubota L2501 Compact Tractor is a top choice for farmers and property owners. This compact yet powerful tractor offers exceptional performance, versatility, and durability, making it perfect for various tasks around the farm or construction site.
Equipped with a 24.8 horsepower diesel engine, the Kubota L2501 provides ample power to handle various applications. Whether you need to plow your fields, haul heavy loads, or grade roads, this tractor has covered you. Its rugged construction and sturdy frame ensure its ability to tackle challenging terrain while maintaining stability and control.
Kioti Premium CS2220 Compact Tractor
Kioti Premium CS2220 stands out as a true powerhouse. With its exceptional performance and unmatched versatility, this tractor is perfect for small-scale farming operations and residential property owners. Designed with the user in mind, every detail of the CS2220 has been carefully crafted to deliver maximum efficiency and comfort. For more details about Kubota and Kioti, you must read Kubota vs Kioti: Which one is Better ?
Its sleek exterior lies an impressive 22-horsepower engine that effortlessly tackles any task. Whether you need to mow your lawn, clear snow from your driveway, or plow through tough soil on your farm, this compact tractor can do it all. Equipped with hydrostatic power steering and a responsive hydraulic system, maneuvering the CS2220 is a breeze even in tight spaces.
Mahindra 1626 Compact Tractor
This exceptional machine combines power, versatility, and efficiency to meet the needs of both professional farmers and hobbyists alike. With its robust 25-horsepower engine, this tractor delivers impressive performance for various tasks on the farm or around your property.
Equipped with a hydrostatic transmission system, the Mahindra 1626 offers seamless shifting and effortless maneuverability. Whether you need to plow through tough soil or navigate tight spaces with precision, this tractor provides optimal control and responsiveness. Its four-wheel drive capability ensures maximum traction even in challenging terrains.
Mahindra 3640 Premium Compact Tractor
The Mahindra 3640 Premium Compact Tractor is revolutionizing the agriculture industry with its advanced features and unparalleled performance. With a powerful engine output of 36 horsepower, this compact tractor effortlessly tackles even the most challenging tasks on the farm, making it an indispensable tool for farmers of all sizes.
Mahindra 3640 is an ergonomic design that prioritizes comfort and ease of use for operators. Equipped with a spacious cabin and intuitive controls, this tractor minimizes operator fatigue during long hours on the field. Its heavy-duty front axle provides excellent stability and maneuverability, allowing farmers to navigate through uneven terrain easily.
Massey Ferguson 1740E Compact Tractor
Massey Ferguson 1740E is its engine power. With a 40-horsepower engine, this compact tractor can easily handle many tasks. Plowing fields, mowing grass, or moving heavy loads, you can trust that this machine will do the job efficiently and effectively.
The Massey Ferguson 1740E also offers exceptional versatility.
John Deere 3038E Compact Tractor
With its compact size and exceptional maneuverability, the 3038E is perfect for working in tight spaces while providing plenty of power.
Equipped with a robust 37.3 horsepower engine, the John Deere 3038E delivers impressive performance that can handle even the jobs on your farm. Whether you need to mow large fields, dig ditches, or haul heavy loads, this tractor covers you.
TYM’S T255 Compact Tractor
24-horsepower engine, this compact tractor delivers exceptional performance without compromising fuel efficiency. Its four-wheel drive system ensures maximum traction even on uneven terrains, making it ideal for use in challenging environments. The TYM S T255 also comes with various attachments, including a front-end loader and a backhoe, allowing users to switch between different tasks without any hassle easily.
Yanmar USA YT347C Compact Tractor
With its advanced features, such as hydrostatic transmission and four-wheel drive, the YT347C ensures smooth operation even on rough terrains while providing unmatched traction.
Mowing large fields or plowing through heavy snow during winter, this compact tractor is up for any task. Its sleek design allows easy maneuverability in tight spaces while maintaining stability and control.
Farmall 45C CVT Compact Tractor
With its cutting-edge Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) technology, this compact tractor offers seamless shifting between speeds without clutching or gear changes.
It has a robust 45-horsepower engine; the Farmall 45C CVT provides ample power to handle demanding tasks on small farms or large estates. Its compact size allows easy maneuverability even in tight spaces, making it ideal for various applications such as mowing, tilling, hauling, and more. The tractor boasts a sturdy construction built to withstand heavy-duty use while ensuring long-lasting durability.
John Deere 4066M Compact Tractor
With hydrostatic transmission and four-wheel drive, this tractor provides smooth operation and excellent traction in all conditions. The PowerReverser feature allows quick and easy direction changes without using the clutch. The 4066M comes with various attachments, such as loaders, backhoes, and rotary cutters, further enhancing its versatility.
The John Deere 4066M Compact Tractor features a sturdy frame and high-quality components that ensure long-lasting performance.
Compact tractors have become increasingly popular for their versatility and power in a smaller package. The Top 10 Compact Tractors mentioned in this article offer a range of features and capabilities to suit different needs and preferences. If you are a farmer, landscaper, or homeowner, a compact tractor on this list can help you efficiently complete your tasks. These tractors are designed to be user-friendly and durable, making them reliable investments for the long term. So if you are in the market for a compact tractor, consider one of our top 10 picks and experience the convenience and power it can bring to your work.
What attachments are available for compact tractors?
Compact tractors can be equipped with various attachments to enhance their functionality. Some standard attachments include loaders for material handling, mowers for cutting grass or vegetation, backhoes for digging trenches or holes, and snow blowers for clearing snow.
How fuel-efficient are compact tractors?
Compact tractors generally have excellent fuel efficiency due to their smaller size and lighter weight than larger ones. While fuel consumption varies depending on usage and model specifications, most modern compact tractors offer impressive fuel economy.
Can I finance the purchase of a compact tractor?
Many dealers and manufacturers offer financing options for purchasing compact tractors. It’s advisable to check with local dealerships or research online to find suitable financing plans that fit your budget and requirements.


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Herman and Townsend will draw on their expertise to talk participants through the handling, water, and fencing options located on the Arrington farm. Of focus, will be the benefits of proper handling facilities which allow one or two people to safely care for their herd. Kae Arrington was able to purchase her handling equipment for her herd through a Mary Boyer Sustainable Food and Agriculture Grant.
Scottish Highland Cattle, recognizable by their horns and sweeping hair, can utilize the steep slopes in the High Country and browse like goats on diverse pasture. The Arrington’s started out with a small herd of Scottish Highland Cattle in 2007 to help reclaim steep overgrown slopes on their farm in Mitchell County. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about this unique breed and the benefits it can have on our High Country pastures.
“I’m excited to host this educational opportunity for our area” said Arrington. “This workshop will offer an on-farm experience to those interested in using a sweep tub and squeeze chute and a chance to learn about how we manage a unique breed in the high country.”
There is no cost for the workshop but all participants are encouraged to bring a potluck lunch item to share. More information about the workshop and the grant can be found at http://www.brwia.org/highland-


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That's what the lady who lived here before us called. I'd like to know what it really is. the stems and leaves are quite sticky and look like a succulent. It seeds like crazy, and has these clusters of five petalled almost magenta flowers.
Thank you, ladies. I thought perhaps that's what it was. I am very happy to let it stray around the garden to it's heart's content, and if it gets in the way, it's easy enough to move. perhaps I should save some seeds. . .


The Obama Administration’s announcement that it plans to increase federal government purchasing of bio-based products could mean a significant financial boost for Ohio, an Ohio State University Extension expert said.
According to a statement from U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, the announcement calls for the federal government to increase the purchasing of bio-based products over the next two years, which they project will create jobs and drive innovation where bio-based products are grown and manufactured.
Ohio ranks No. 1 nationally in terms of polymer employment, has a major bio-based product industry and is a strong agricultural producer. The announcement will also result in a 50% increase in the number of new products that are designated as bio-based, Vilsack said.
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Stórkostlegur blómabombur frá Kabloom! Þú einfaldlega setur vatn í biogradable hólkinn sem inniheldur fræ, hristir og kastar út í beð í vor. Upp spretta gullfalleg blóm sem má nota til að skreyta kökur.
Mælt er með að bomba í marslok eða byrjun apríl eftir veðri.
Pull the pin and throw or drop Seedboms into areas that are in need of brightening up. Seedboms like bare soil, natural light and to be kept damp whilst growing. Full instructions are included on inside of each Seedbom sleeve.
Seedboms will biodegrade into the environment, leaving only plants behind.
For more details head on over to ‘How they work‘.
For best results use within 1 year of purchase.
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Throw or drop onto bare open ground that’s in need of beautification. IMPORTANT: Make sure it's split open to allow seedlings to sprout out!


Our first delegation of leading Russian businesspeople from the private sector will be visiting Israel on December 24th - 26th, 2018.
They are interested in meeting companies/ businesspeople from the following sectors:
-Meat processing, production, storage, packaging and processes related to such activities;
-Bakery and confectionery equipment, ingredients and technology;
-Technologies for processing potatoes and vegetables, their washing, packing and packaging;
-Conversion of organic wastes into fertilizer and biogas;
-Exporters of wheat, barley, rapeseed, soybeans and oilseeds;
-Equipment and technologies for food products that are not currently present in the Russian Federation;
-Equipment for outdoor fitness and outdoor playgrounds for kids.
The IRCC will arrange meetings for interested parties with the delegation on December 24th - 26th, 2018 .
As we don’t have much time we ask your prompt cooperation.
Please Email myself and Olexandra (OGlozman@pearlcohen.com) ASAP in order for us to arrange the meetings on time.
The final schedule for the event will be sent to you in a separate e-mail.


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Our concept is to be in harmony with the nature.
That awaits you in Austria's first organic school
Training as agricultural skilled worker
1st year (9th grade):
September to July, including 2 weeks of taster practice in an organic farm.
2nd year (10th grade):
September to June, including 2 weeks of practice modules of your choice and 3 months of foreign practice.
3rd year (11th grade):
until the end of July, direct marketing project, final exam, freely selectable courses.
Evening School Organic Farming
The entire training (theory and practice) is in the sign of organic farming. Our goal is to be groundbreaking with our nature. We want to emphasize the importance of small but versatile structures for ecology and to exemplify this in education.
Evening school forestry
We are the only forest end school for adults in Upper Austria. Due to the immediate vicinity of the Schlägl Abbey with its approximately 7,000 ha of semi-natural forest management, there is great know-how in the region. The Šumava is an important livelihood for the farmers in the region. With this education offer we try to increase the added value from the forest.
Agricultural skilled worker in day form for adults
The BioAkademie is aimed at late or career changers in agriculture. In contrast to the Evening School of Agriculture and Forestry, the BioAkademie is held on a daily basis. In just one year you will receive the agricultural skilled worker's letter as well as extensive knowledge in the field of organic farming. Another focus is value creation and entrepreneurial skills


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Transcriptome analysis providing novel insights for Cd-resistant tall fescue responses to Cd stress.
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Who doesn't love picking up fresh produce from your neighborhood farmer’s market? How about having locally grown greens picked and delivered straight to your office, the same day? Square Roots, a fantastic community of farmers and entrepreneurs, does just that!
A Farmer's Market Grows in City Hall Park
In April, The Yard: City Hall Park members participated in The Yard’s first ever Farmer’s Market hosted by Square Roots, a farm technology project and entrepreneurial incubator based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Square Roots provides space for urban entrepreneurs to grow produce inside shipping containers and develop their businesses through the Square Roots entrepreneur program, where each farmer builds their client network based on their own personal missions and objectives.
The Square Roots Entrepreneur Program
Nabeela Lakhani, Square Roots farmer and entrepreneur says, "the value of the Square Roots entrepreneur program for young people really comes down to the intense learning process that it is. We are literally thrown into starting and operating a business, and we learn what it takes - everything from creating and managing your product (which requires the new skill of farming for many of us), to biz dev and customer acquisition, marketing and self-branding strategies, managing costs and analyzing economics, innovating to find value adds and different revenue streams, managing people and everything in between. The only way to really learn all of this and, more importantly, to apply it as a businessperson, is to jump in and do it. The Square Roots program provides the platform to do just that."
Blending Local, Like-Minded Communities
At the event, City Hall Park members were able to taste fresh greens and speak directly with Nabeela, Max, Paul and even Tobias Peggs, Square Roots CEO. Nabeela Lakhani, Square Roots entrepreneur, says, "Part of our core values and mission at Square Roots is to build community around local, real food. Coworking spaces and offices spaces are like little communities in themselves with teams that are already engaging in collaboration, idea sharing and innovation, and it's the place where people spend most of their time during the week! We want to enhance that sense of community by adding your local farmer into the mix every week and building connections between the members themselves, the farmer and the food you eat."
A surprise to many of our members, the mustard greens were the biggest hit! They were delicious and memorable, as many members expressed that they enjoyed the freshness as a well as the surprising spicy taste.
Big thanks to Square Roots for stopping by The Yard and introducing us to their wonderful produce and enriching program for the entrepreneurial community!


With temperatures nearly twice our average for this time of year, things are waking up early outside. I’ve already cleared the hardy herb and perennial beds, set out my trellises and benches, and put up fencing and decorations in the garden. This is parsley and oregano that made it through the winter, rhubarb, comfrey, and egyptian walking onions.
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The seeds, using old notes, can be bought from the outlets of central or state governments, state-run enterprises and national or state seeds companies and agricultural universities upon furnishing a valid proof of identity.
"The government is committed to ensure that the farmers are suitably facilitated during the Rabi season," an official statement said.


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