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Pierce County is a county in Nebraska. It covers 575 square miles (368,198 acres), which represents less than one percent of the state total. Of the 93 counties in Nebraska, Pierce County ranks 40th in terms of the size of its population (7,208, according to 2015 Census estimates). Its economy is defined as agricultural, with 677 farms recorded in the county during the 2012 U.S. Census. Recent data from Lands of America calculates the average value of land and acreage for sale in Pierce County at $6,249 per acre. On average, the price of land for sale was $499,900 and the median size of land and property for sale in Pierce County was 80 acres. Land for sale in Pierce County totaled 80 acres and $499,900 in overall land value, with the city of Hadar featuring the most land for sale in the county. Given its rural location and ecomony, farms and other agricultural acreage are the most common types of land for sale in Pierce County.
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Sri Lanka’s tea industry on path to recovery with crop increase in 2017
Sri Lanka’s Minister of Plantation Industries Navin Dissanayake has reportedly said the country’s tea industry has recovered in 2017 with the crop increasing by 5% to 307 million kilos from a year ago.
Export earnings from tea have also increased to Rs. 233 million (US$ 1.5 billion) with production expected to see an increase this year.
The country’s highest tea exports of US$ 1.63 billion were reportedly recorded in 2014.
According to reports, prices at the Colombo tea auctions remained the highest among major exporters, with the national average reaching US$ 4.07 a kilo from US$ 3.19 in 2016, compared with US$ 2.82 a kilo in Mombasa, Kenya, the island’s main competitor, and in India.
“We hope to increase production and prices in 2018, maintaining the purest quality,” Dissanayake has told the media.
“The recovery is good considering the problems we faced,” Dissanayake has further noted, referring to bad weather and difficulties in major markets, especially in the Middle East.
Sri Lanka’s tea industry is poised for further growth in 2018. Reports of the developments in the tea industry are an encouraging sign for foreign investments into the sector. Interested investors could explore opportunities in Sri Lanka’s tea sector as part of its development drive.
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With the arrival of spring it's the perfect excuse to roll up your sleeves and get stuck into some long overdue gardening, spurred on by the easy growth and the promise of a seasonal bounty of produce. Even more so if you enjoy cooking your garden's rewards!
If you're limbering up ready to put your green fingers to work this month, you're in good company. Swedish chef Magnus Nilsson recently announced that he's hanging up his apron to get stuck back into his garden. And he's not alone.
Phaidon's rich new publication The Garden Chef (April, £29.95), profiles 40 of the world's best chefs in the world like Matt Orlando, Alice Waters, Simon Rogan and Michel Bras, and company, who enjoy nothing more than tending the beds in their beloved kitchen gardens.
It's a fascinating look at chefs getting closer to growing their ingredients and putting them on the plate with 100 signature recipes fresh from their kitchen gardens. Like Peter Gilmore from Quay restaurant in Sydney, who's just at home pottering in his garden tending his heirloom vegetables as he is sauteing them in his shiny new restaurant.
From growing tips, favourite plant varieties as well as valuable advice for both gardeners and cooks, it's a refreshing new angle of some chefs we rarely get to see out of the kitchen.
From traditional kitchen gardens to urban community farms and allotments polytunnels and raised beds, aeroponic roof gardens, there's not a one garden fits all, especially when we're talking the extreme conditions of Iceland or the temperate French riviera. It's all a question of taste!
Step the chefs inside their gardens:
Quay, The Rocks, Sydney, Australia
Photo courtesy of Quay / Nikki
Gísli Matthías Auðunsson Slippurinn, Strandvegur, Westman Islands, Iceland
Photo courtesy of Slippurinn / Gunnar Freyr
Hiša Franko, Kobarid, Slovene Littoral, Slovenia.
Dish description: Rabbit That Wants To Be Chicken.
Photo courtesy of Hiša Franko / Suzan Gabrijan
The Dairy, Clapham, London, UK.
Photo courtesy of The Dairy
Mirazur, Menton, Côte d’Azur, France.
Photo courtesy of Mirazur
Quintonil Jorge Vallejo
Quintonil, Polanco, Mexico City, Mexico.
Dish description: From the “Chinampas” Salad.
Photo courtesy of Quintonil / Fernando Gómez Carbajal
The Garden Chef is available for purchase from Phaidon here.


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The new Daylight 315 digital ballast for horticultural lighting from Maxibright is compact, lightweight and silent running. With all the features of the Maxibright Digilight range, this stunning ballast precisely drives Philips 315W Elite ceramic metal halide lamps. There are two of these HID lights; the Daylight lamp for growing and the Agro lamp for flowering.
The Daylight 315 when used with the Philips CDM lamps ensures healthy abundant yields, excellent PAR output levels per watt of power consumed and delivers outstanding results at an affordable price.
Maxigrow has tested other recently released 315W ballasts. Our tests found that these ballasts do not run the Philips 315W Daylight lamps correctly; spectrum, performance and lamp life could be affected. We can only guarantee the Philips 315W lamps with the Maxibright Daylight 315 ballast.
Philips daylight CDM lamps are extremely efficient ceramic metal halide lamps with a spectral output close to natural sunlight. As a result, plants form more lateral branches, have smaller internodal spacing, more flowering sites and larger root systems, culminating in strong, healthy growth and high-quality yields.
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Our LUMii BLACK 600w Electronic Ballast’s are supplied as a stand-alone ballast with a flying IEC lead, which means you can add any reflector fitted with an IEC socket to start growing – it’s that simple!
The ballast features dim and boost functions, giving you the ability to control the light output from your lamp to your plants. There are two dimmable options (250w & 400w) and a ‘super-lumens’ boost option (600w+Boost) which is on average a 10% increase in output.
For best results we recommend using a LUMii BLACK or LUMii SunBlaster Lamp.
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I’m talking about Lawn Aeration and your own lawn aerator.
Every lawn in town needs to be aerated from time to time. Aerating a lawn is when small holes are punched in the lawn soil to increase water and air penetration and make roots divide, grow deeply and cause the lawn to stay thick and healthy.
Most homeowners skip doing it for many years at a time then the ground hardens and their lawns get pale, thin and brown. Tiff hybrid bermuda especially needs it. There is no seed for it and it only reproduces by division which punching the holes does
The common machines to aerate lawns though are somewhat bulky, scarce and expensive to rent and hard to handle or impossibly slow. I invented and sell a much improved lawn aerator that is fast, easy to handle, effective and inexpensive that you can take anywhere. Even on a bike. The machine is much cheaper than a gas machine but just as fast and does a neat job. You can make a full time business with it as well.
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This is the new AMICK Roll-Aerator. Developed for homeowners, gardeners, greenskeepers, or anyone who manages lawn and wants a better choice of manual lawn aerator than the ancient foot aerators or spiked sandals. The RollAerator does a much better job creating about 300 holes per minute at average walking speed so you can easily aerate your lawn in just a few minutes. The RollAerator is very easy to push and makes slender cores like those made on golf course greens. Slender 2″ long cores means less mess to rake off (optional). Any person who can push a lawn mower can operate the RollAerator. Its easier to push than a mower too!
This amazing machine is efficient and durable. Made completely of unbreakable steel (39 pounds). No plastic. A bit on the heavy side but the weight is needed to make it punch effectively. The tines are made of stainless steel, uncloggable, unrustable. Some people who once used heavy gas machines to make a living are using the RollAerator now exclusivley. You can actually start a business with this machine and aerate lawns for people in your area. Much less work all the way around and gets better results. Aerates a normal sized lawn almost as fast as a gasoline aerator but does a closer, neater job. No ruts or dig-ups like gas machines will do. Gets all the hard to reach places the large machines can’t. Of course the RollAerator won’t replace the gasoline machine for the hugest lawns, but 2 people using 2 RollAerators and it just might.
Won’t break sprinklers but they should be avoided anyway because some are not screwed on very well. Maintainance is incredibly easy. Only a small amount of oil or grease is needed on the axle ends and to clean out the soil from the tines when aerating is done. Extensively tested in all US states. There is no lawn it can’t do. Lawns don’t need to be watered first or soggy to operate. The secret is the tine metal. It is thinner and stronger than cheapy aerators’ tines and slips into the ground easily with less force applied. If you’re tired of the foot aerators or spiked sandals, move up to the ultimate manual lawn aerator… The RollAerator. SIMPLY SAID THIS ONE REALLY WORKS…We are so confident you will love our Rollaerator we guarantee it or your money back, no questions, no worries!


Agriculture in all its forms is a major established industry and also one open for growth. The GCDC is eager to assist existing and new farms and businesses in finding the right location, resources, and permissions for them to grow. A new dairy plant in Brookings (to the south on I-29) means that the demand for dairy will be increasing; helping existing dairies to grow, as well as enticing those looking to relocate is a major goal for the region. Beef cattle is another growth area, with interest being expressed and supported to increase production in the county. The primary crop production in the area is corn and soybeans; some of the corn is processed locally at an ethanol plant, but much of the corn and the majority of the soybeans are shipped out (by rail and truck).
Milbank has excellent access to the I-29 corridor within 25 minutes on US Highway 12, and rail transport is also a strength with lines to Milbank, as well as to smaller towns and throughout the county. In addition to proximity to I-29, Grant County sits on the South Dakota-Minnesota border and has direct highway access into Ortonville, MN and its multiple highways into Minnesota.
Industry is currently based primarily around the dairies, with several cheese/dairy factories established in Milbank. Small manufacturing is a desired area of development, as the strong agricultural base of the region could provide local support for the production of farm machinery, small engines, irrigation equipment, etc.
A potential niche industry could be developed around the granite quarry. At present the majority of the granite is shipped out of the region with minimal processing and is used mainly in large construction. Headstones are also a popular use for the granite, and there are a few small businesses in the region producing granite headstones. There is one business in the area which produces granite for use in the home, but they don’t use much of the local granite. Any business needing easy access and proximity to a source of granite should be part of the audience for this site.


Updates for our 2016 CSA have been posted. Please sign up for our newsletter to be notified of future changes. Thanks!
Blessing Falls LLC grows natural, safe, healthy fruits and vegetables using organic methods and practices and delivers the harvest throughout the greater Austin area. Our family farm was established in 2010, each year adding more garden space and different varieties of vegetables, herbs, fruit trees, berries, and animals. For 2015 we’ve greatly expanded our garden space and we hope to have plenty to share with the whole Austin area. Partner with us and enjoy the health and taste of natural produce along with the ease and convenience of delivery right to your front door. Pasture-raised eggs and grass fed beef are also available with your weekly order.
“Community Supported Agriculture”, or CSA, means farmers and supporters partnering together for the sake of healthy, nutritious food. Supporters join as members, paying the farm expenses early in the season when costs are highest. As the crops mature, all members enjoy sharing in the harvest. This community of farmer and members benefits everyone – costs and risks are shared and none of the harvest is wasted but goes directly to waiting members as soon as it’s harvested. You may think of it as a subscription to fresh, natural food. Costs are paid early and the bounty is enjoyed every week. Click here to join our CSA now or continue reading for all the details.
In the greater Austin area throughout 2015 we plan 3 seasons:
Spring: 12 weeks March 30 – June 19
Summer: 10 weeks June 22 – August 28
Fall: 12 weeks August 31 – November 20
Members decide if they want a full share or just a half. The full share works well for 3 to 6 adults/teens, while the half share works best for couples and families with only young children. Here’s a full share from last spring.
Here are last year’s summer shares. All these shares were “medium” sized. 2015’s full shares will be bigger than these and the half shares will be smaller.
We hope these photos help you select the best share size for your needs. The harvest varies throughout each season. Here’s what we’re planting this year:
Spring: lettuce, kale, Swiss chard, micro greens and sunflower sprouts, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, carrots, turnips, rutabagas, cilantro, peas, potatoes, onions, dill, cucumbers, yellow squash, blackberries, tomatoes, garlic, sweet corn, zucchini, green beans
Summer: potatoes, onions, dill, cucumbers, yellow squash, tomatoes, garlic, sweet corn, zucchini, green beans, cantaloupe, jalapeños, Italian peppers, basil, various squash varieties (spaghetti, lemon, scallop, acorn), eggplant, honeydew, watermelon, black eyed peas, okra, bell peppers, sweet potato leaves
Fall: pumpkins, several varieties of summer and winter squashes, tomatoes, eggplant, sweet peppers, jalapeños, popcorn, okra, melons, pears, cabbage, lettuce mix, mizuna, sweet potatoes and sweet potato leaves, radishes, greens, cucumbers.
We’ll deliver your weekly share to your home or workplace in the greater Austin area! From downtown to Liberty Hill; Lakeway to McDade; South Austin to Georgetown and points between we’ve got you covered. No need to meet us at a specific time and you do not need to be home. If you won’t be home or don’t want to be interrupted just leave an ice chest and we’ll deliver your produce between noon and 5:00pm on your scheduled day. If you’d prefer to pick up your share, we do have sites we can meet you. Most items you’ll receive will have been harvested within the previous 24 hours. Some are harvested the same morning we deliver so your share is as fresh as possible.
Weekly cost for a full share is $36 and a half share is $24. Delivery is $4 per week. We offer substantial discounts when you sign up for more than one season and also for early payment. You can mail us your check or go online and pay with your PayPal account or any credit card.
Before the 2015 season began, we offered discounts from 8% to 13% for those who signed up early and helped with our pre-season expenses. Now that the season is underway, we offer a 3% discount for those who can pre-pay for the season in progress and a 6% discount when you also pre-pay for the next season. The CSA sign up page is updated weekly to reflect the remaining weeks in the season and available discounts.
Ready to Join Us?
Simply fill out this form and we’ll get right back to you with a confirmation and details on how to make your payment.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly can you deliver?
Any address in these zip codes. If you are just outside these areas, contact us and we’ll probably be able to work something out.
Austin 78701 78702 78703 78704 78705; 78710 78712 78717; 78722 78723 78724 78727 78728 78729; 78731; 78741 78745 78746 78748 78749; 78750 78751 78752 78753 78754 78756 78757 78758 78759
Round Rock 78664 78665 78681
Georgetown 78626 78628
Cedar Park 78613
Liberty Hill 78642
Our current pick up sites are the farm (located halfway between Thrall and Elgin) and the Round Rock Post Office parking lot. More may be added depending on the locations and schedules of members who join. If you switch from delivery to a pick-up site we’ll refund the balance of your prepaid delivery fees. When you sign up, we’ll ask you for convenient times/locations for possible pick-up. Even if you initially sign up for home delivery, we’d like to have an idea of what drop-off locations might work for you in the future.
Am I guaranteed plenty of produce each week? What if crops fail?
Our goal is to deliver an abundance each week, so that you have plenty and even some left to share with friends and neighbors. However, the harvest can vary according to weather, insect pressure, etc. It could even fail due to a hailstorm or other uncontrollable events. In our 5 year history we have not experienced a large crop failure but it’s always possible. If the harvest is low on a given week, it will usually bounce back the next. A cold front or storms can affect the harvest but it usually comes back strong. If we have a really bad week, we’ll supplement shares with healthy, safe, natural produce we’ll buy from other local farmers we know and trust. If we were to have a significant failure affecting the whole season such that we are unable to continue deliveries, we will credit your undelivered shares toward the next season.
Can I pick and choose what I receive in my weekly share?
Members do not choose specific varieties for their share but will receive an assortment of whatever is ripe for harvest during the week. We’ll make sure you have enough of a particular variety so you can prepare a whole dish with it. We focus on growing the usual, typical, mainstay vegetables and also some that may be unfamiliar. We trust you’ll enjoy the adventure of trying a few new things each season. In the rare event that you receive something you don’t like or can’t use, please share those with friends.
What other farm products are available?
We have farm eggs and grass fed beef that you can add to your weekly share. We have baked goods and honey on some weeks and are planning to raise holiday turkeys to be ready in November. Our members will be notified when these extra items are available. Simply mail your payment (or pay online) to cover the cost and we’ll deliver these when we bring your weekly share.
Can I visit the farm?
Certainly! As a valued member and partner you are welcome to come see your produce as it grows and the farm cattle, chickens, and turkeys. Some days and times are more convenient than others so we ask that you contact us first. You can always come pick up your share at the farm, even if you are normally receiving deliveries, and have a look around while you’re here.
What if I’m not home to receive my delivery?
No problem at all! Simply leave an ice chest near your front door or some other designated shady spot. A medium sized 48 quart chest with a couple freezer packs or frozen water bottles will hold a full share comfortably and keep it cool all afternoon and possibly even overnight.
If I am out of town for a week, can I skip my delivery or pickup?
Since the produce harvest keeps coming and cannot be stored more than several days, we cannot skip or defer CSA produce shares. We will gladly deliver your share to an alternative address within our delivery area. Your share could be a welcome gift to a local friend or you could have them pay you for it. We can also donate your produce share to a community food pantry.
Since eggs and beef are more easily stored and preserved, we can defer delivery of these. For example, if your weekly order includes a full share of produce, 2 dozen eggs, and 2 pounds ground beef then we could deliver the produce to a friend and keep the eggs and beef. When you return the following week you’d get 4 dozen eggs and 4 pounds of ground beef. So you would not lose any eggs or beef you’ve paid for. Of course, you can have us deliver the eggs and beef to your friend – your choice.
How do members and the farm stay in touch?
In addition to the farm website and Facebook page, we’ll email our members weekly reminders. The email will remind you of your day of delivery and give more details on the items in that week’s share. It will also indicate any balance coming due and your recent payment history. To contact us you can simply reply to these emails or contact us through the website or call the phone number we make available to all our members.


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The Mara Laser plow is on sale, with the pictures from the attachment, manufactured in 2020, used for about 300 hours to level the land in a production farm. Plow / Grader for Sale - Ground leveling, Mara Laser MDG 60, - working width 6 meters, - Level the...
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This 75+/- acre Kelseyville vineyard property features 52+/- acres of Kelsey Bench AVA Cabernet Sauvignon and approximately 7.5+/- acres of plantable land. Roughly 28+/- acres of good producing Cabernet is on a drip system, and 24+/- of old vines will need replacing in the near future. There are two high-capacity ag wells on site, one domestic well, a large pole barn, and a two-bedroom ranch manager house. There are two years left (Crop years 2022 and Crop year 2023) on the current Grape Purchase Contract for 130 tons of grapes.
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Worms, Aphids, and Bees. Oh My!
Beneficial Bugs and How to deal with pests the natural way!
Time & Location
Jun 25, 2022, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
FarmerJawn Greenery, 6730 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19119, USA
About the Event
Pests. The greatest enemy of the everyday gardener. Have you ever wondered how to get through a growing season without losing your plants to pests? FarmerJawn is here to help! In this workshop led by Retail Horticulturist Natasha Robertson we’ll be discussing how when it comes to maintaining your garden you may need the help of some beneficial bugs along with other forms of natural pest control to keep your space happy and healthy! Come on down to the Greenery and learn about the benefits of good bugs and take home your own natural pest control solution.
Led by Natasha Robertson (she/her), FarmerJawn Greenery horticulturist.
This class will be held outdoors weather permitting. Please enjoy a 10% discount shopping day of event only.
Worms, Aphids, and Bees. Oh My
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Just like her photo sister, Mango Chutney Auto makes frosty buds, loaded with sweet and sour flavours, berry fruits, citrus and an extra spicy kick.
This green candy will tickle your tastebuds and sooth you with it's sweet, sweet flavours.
At 70 days from seed to harvest, you won't have long to wait, which is good as you'll be drooling all the time she is in flower.
Her yield is moderate, but with the flavours she produces, she well deserves center stage in your garden.
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According to Spices Board figures, the performance has been remarkable with around 93% achievement of target fixed for the whole year. Total exports were 2.5 lakh tonne worth Rs 2,335.24 crore compared to 2.5 lakh tonne worth Rs 1,781.8 crore during the same period last year. The quantity target fixed for the fiscal is Rs 3.06 lakh tonne and value Rs 2,500 crore.
The traditional item pepper saw the target of 20,000 tonne achieved while increase of price from Rs 84.34 to Rs 101.77 per kg saw a revenue realisation of Rs 203.53 crore, a 120% rise over the target.
During the same period last year 12,091 tonne worth Rs 101.98 crore was exported. But for small cardamom, garlic and oleoresins all other items improved on value-realisation while garlic, chilli, coriander, celery, fennel, fenugreek and other seeds declined in quantity exported.
Chilli exports decline marginally to 86,000 tonne against 88,261. But a unit value of Rs 51 a kg compared to Rs 34.60 last year helped shipments fetch Rs 440.35 crore when it was Rs 305.38 crore during the same period last year.
Riding on low production in competing countries like Syria and Turkey, cumin exports zoomed 199% in quantity and 194% in value despite a slightly lower unit price of Rs 75.48.
Surpassing the target of 20,000 tonne, exports during the three quarters went up to 22,000 tonne worth Rs 166.05 crore against 7,354 tonne worth Rs 565.3 crore last year. Though vanilla prices fell to Rs 1,629.25 from Rs 2,127, exports were up by 249% to 98 tonne worth Rs 15.93 crore against 28 tonne worth Rs 5.96 crore, a 167% jump. Value-added items like curry powders and pastes and mint products performed better. Against a target of 1,000 tonne of large cardamom, exports touched 900 tonne worth Rs 10.16 crore when it was 657 tonne worth Rs 6.56 crore last year.


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The New York Forest Owners Association will have its annual potluck dinner at the Cornell Cooperative Extension, 840 Upper Front Street, Binghamton, NY. Mike Zagata, NYFOA Director of Organization Development will speak on Managing Your Land for Wildlife. Bring a dish to pass and a table serving. Hot and cold beverages will be available. Mike’s presentation covers the history of NY Forests, the impact on them as a result of the “preservation” movement, and the recent “Young Forest Initiative” which has been advocated by NYFOA, other outdoor organizations and the NYS DEC.
Industrial hemp used to be grown across the commonwealth and used for things like clothing, rope, and animal feed. Its popularity started to decline with the rise of cotton about 150 years ago, but the industry really suffered a setback when Congress outlawed it in the 1930s because of its similarities to marijuana.
A Canadian cannabis company could be bringing hundreds of jobs to the Southern Tier. The company is Canopy Growth; that’s the business that locally-based Constellation Brands has taken a major stake in.
After harvest, New York apples can be stored for months in controlled atmosphere storage rooms where the temperature, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and humidity levels are adjusted to put them into hibernation.
In her new book, “Farming While Black: Soul Fire Farm’s Practical Guide to Liberation on the Land,” Leah Penniman describes her journey as a woman of color reclaiming space in the agricultural world while providing a comprehensive guide for others who want to follow her path.
Rapho Township, PA (WITF) — Farmers and researchers in 23 counties have been studying industrial hemp in trial crops this year. The former cash crop could see a resurgence if a U.S. Senate version of the federal Farm Bill is passed later this year.


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Our plant-shipping period for spring has closed. Please check back with us in late July when plants will be available to order for fall shipping. Sign-up for our Newsletter to be notified as soon as our plants are restocked!
Our native prairie seed mixes have been around for more than 30 years, helping landowners create long-term prairie landscapes that thrive for generations. Classic Prairie mixes are designed to offer choices of either tall or short prairie,for dry soils or for clay soils. These tried-and-true native seed mixes will revitalize and restore – supporting pollinators, butterflies, birds and more – with an environmental investment in your land.


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For local farmers, there are some changes for TAEP Cost-Share Program when you apply in October 2019.
Guided by survey responses and input from the committee, as well as priorities determined by TDA, TAEP changes for 2019 include:
*A new cattle herd health program aims to improve the health, reputation, and profitability of Tennessee cattle. Participating farmers will implement a preventative herd health protocol for beef and dairy cattle.
*In partnership with the University of Tennessee, the new cattle genetics online tool will assist in determining a bull’s eligibility for TAEP.
*To ensure more long-term investments, the verification period has increased. Applicants must utilize equipment and structures reimbursed with cost share funds for a minimum of five continuous years from the date of purchase.
*The Hay Storage program will not be offered for the 2019-2020 program year in order to launch the new Hay Equipment program. Hay production will be the focus, with hay mowers, mower-conditioners, tedders, rakes and balers eligible for cost share. Participants must meet minimum requirements of 100 head of cattle, 150 head of goats or sheep, or 100 acres of hay in production.
*The renamed Working Facility Structures program features the Working Facility Cover for existing livestock working equipment and the Permanent Working Pen for receiving, separating, weaning, or holding livestock.
*The Grain Storage program is now called Row Crop Solutions. Cotton has been added as an eligible commodity. New items include drive-over scales, stationary fuel tanks, GPS displays and receivers, grain bin rescue tubes, and no-till drills. The maximum reimbursement has increased to $20,000.
*Application B for Producer Diversification has been simplified and shortened to ease the application process.
*Application C for Poultry Growers will now include ventilation fans and LED lights for retrofitting, as well as feed bins, poultry house trolley systems, and litter management equipment. The maximum reimbursement has increased to $10,000.
*The lifetime reimbursement limits for commodity sheds, grain bins, and livestock working facility covers have been removed.


Designed for farmers, business owners and community leaders, the workshop will offer information and expert advice on how to start or enhance local farmers' markets. Other sessions will focus on promotions, finding locally grown food and creating direct markets to consumers. Agricultural economist Ken Meter will share his study about how $800 million in food purchases left a seven-county Minnesota region in one year.
"We believe that the farmers' market concept is one that most communities should learn more about and consider in their economic development plans," said Karl Samp, Initiative Foundation vice president for community initiatives. "Markets keep local dollars local, they give an income boost to farmers, and the extra traffic helps support downtown revitalization. It's a win-win situation."
The workshop fee is $15, which includes a homegrown lunch and materials. Registrations must be received by Friday.
For more information, contact Leah Posterick at (877) 632-9255 toll-free or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org.
Registration forms are also available on the Initiative Foundation Web site at www.ifound.org.
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Four Bayer Environmental Science launches in 2005
BTME 2005 Preview
Bayer Environmental Science, stand number C44, will have on display their industry leading turf fungicide, Chipco Green, now the only contact turf fungicide on the market that, unlike any Chlorothalonil based brands, has approval for application via Knapsack sprayers.
BTME will be the first trade show in the UK to platform a new selective herbicide, Nocweed, designed for managed amenity turf. The product's unique formulation means that it can even be used on very young turf.
As those involved in turf management often also have responsibility for weed control on service areas such as pathways, car parks and around storage and utility areas, a new total herbicide being launched at BTME will be of considerable interest.
BTME 2005 will see the introduction by Bayer Environmental Science of a new total herbicide, the first in the Amenity market for a number of years, for soft and gravel surfaces.
Also new to the market will be a condensed version of the widely used Bayer Technical Manual. This new imprint is designed to give more instant information for those who do not need the extensive technical data in the full manual.
Confirmation of the 2005 launch dates for the long awaited Charfer Grub treatment and a novel fungicide will be made on the stand during the show.


Fall is usually an excellent time of the year to prune shrubs. Why? Because the cool weather is easy on the cut stems, and the plant has enough time to heal, harden and prepare for winter. However, for azaleas, Fall is not the perfect time to prune azaleas. Why? Because you risk removing next Spring’s buds. Azaleas set bud immediately after they bloom in the Spring. If you are willing to have fewer blossoms next Spring, go ahead and grab your pruning shears, such as Fiskars 25-33 Inch Power-Lever Extendable Hedge Shear (9169), clean them with soap and water, and prune away! While pruning, it’s a good time to inspect your azaleas for deer damage. If you notice nibbled-off branches, we recommend an excellent deer repellent such as Bobbex B550100 Concentrated Deer Repellent, 32-Ounce. Azaleas are acid-loving plants, so when fertilizing use an acid-rich fertilizer, such as Espoma HT8 Holly-Tone 4-3-4, 8 Pounds.
For beginner gardeners, the key to growing azaleas is the right amount of sun. Azaleas don’t like hot afternoon sun. They prefer morning sun, or direct sun filtered by an overhead tree. Azaleas also like to stay hydrated. If they are thirsty, their leaves begin to lighten and turn yellow. For “4 Ways to Know Your Plant Needs Water,” click here. For more on flowering shrubs, click here.
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That’s my thinking exactly. But a lot of people don’t see it that way. They say “I’ll just apply spring and fall and be fine.” Once you have a service and you see how much actually goes into a comprehensive treatment, you quickly realize how much work it is. And yeah, it frees you up to do other stuff. I like working on the perennials and the trees and all my planting beds. That stuff is fun. Spreading nitrogen is not.
Btw - I used the hell out of the “call us with issues” service last year with the company I use. All that rain and humidity created all sorts of new problems. They were all over it. I may have also called them once because I saw about 5 little clovers in my lawn


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Common Name: Tomato Yellow Cherry Honey Bee
Scientific Name: Solanum lycopersicum L.
Life Cycle: Annual
Remarks: Produces clusters of sweet yellow cherry tomatoes. Semi-determinate.
Plant Height: 1.5m
Season: Spring + Early Summer
Sowing Depth + Method: 5mm deep, sow direct or raise seedlings.
Days until germination: 5-10 days @ 21-27°C
Position: Full Sun
Number of Seeds: 100
Note: WA orders are sent weekly as they require quarantine inspections on arrival to WA
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Eragrostis paupera, a native grass, is truly a dwarf. It can produce seed as little more than a sprout. Large plants are seldom more than a few inches tall or wide. It can be found abundantly on the runway but is rare elsewhere except due to out planting.
Young sprouts of E. paupera are characterized by opposite curled leaves, with early leaves often withering to a brown sheath from which later leaves grow. See the Poa annua section for comparative photos of those to plants as sprouts. At this stage, they are very similar to Fimbristylis.


Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Cindy S.-- Welcome to the Crops of Luv Board of Directors
Crops of Luv is ever-expanding so watch us GROW! We are so happy to "WELCOME CINDY S." to our COL Board of Directors! Cindy has been instrumental in helping us grow our volunteers through the Arizona Community Church. We are so lucky to have Cindy on our COL team!


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- Deere reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit and cut its full-year outlook.
- An escalating trade war between the U.S. and China threatens to hit U.S. exports of key commodities, hurting farm incomes and demand for Deere's equipment.
- Deere said it now expects full year equipment sales to rise by 5%, compared with a 7% rise, it had previously expected.
Deere on Friday missed quarterly profit estimates for the fifth-straight quarter and cut its full-year outlook, as an escalating U.S.-China trade war threatens to further hit farm incomes and demand for Deere's equipment.
Shares of Deere, known for its trademark green tractors and harvesting combines, fell 4% to $140 in premarket trading.
U.S. agricultural exports are likely to suffer, as the world's two largest economies level escalating tariffs on each other's imports in the midst of negotiations.
Earlier this week, soybean futures fell to their lowest in more than 10 years, which is squeezing U.S. farmers whose incomes have already been under pressure from a global grain glut.
China, the world's top importer of soybean, bought about $12 billion worth of U.S. soy in 2017, but mostly shifted purchases to Brazil last year because of the trade fight, leaving U.S. farmers with surplus produce.
"Ongoing concerns about export-market access, near-term demand for commodities such as soybeans, and a delayed planting season in much of North America are causing farmers to become much more cautious about making major purchases," Chief Executive Officer Samuel Allen said in a statement.
Deere, which gets nearly 60% of its sales from the United States and Canada, said it now expects full year equipment sales to rise by 5%, compared with a 7% rise, it had previously expected.
The company lowered its fiscal 2019 profit outlook to $3.3 billion, from its prior forecast of $3.6 billion.
"The lower forecast is partly a result of actions we are taking to prudently manage field inventories, which will cause production levels to be below retail sales in the second half of the year," said Allen.
Some U.S. company executives have warned that costs related to the latest round of tariffs on goods from China will be passed along to consumers in the form of higher prices.
Walmart Inc on Thursday said that prices for U.S. shoppers will rise due to higher tariffs on goods from China.
Net income attributable to Deere fell 6.1% to $1.14 billion, or $3.52 per share, in the second quarter ended April 28, missing analysts' estimates of $3.62 per share, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
Net sales rose 5.4% to $10.27 billion, and were above the Wall Street's estimate of $10.19 billion.


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We have maintained an Analytical Lab for the accurate and complete analysis of Soil / Water /Leaf and Petiole / Fertilizers and Pesticides. Our experts professionals analysis and inform about the deficiencies noticed during that analysis. To overcome these deficiencies, they give various suggestions. This analytical lab is equipped with advanced and sophisticated machines to conduct all the analysis and tests. Some of the machines installed are given below:
For proper storage of Agro Chemicals, Micro Nutrients, Pesticides, Disinfectants and Growth Enhancers, we have developed warehouse unit. This unit is well managed by our team of experts which has years of experience, that enable us to store and deliver the fertilizers according to our clients as per their requirements. To make the storage process easy, we have segregated our warehouse in a various sections that help us to categorize the consignments.
Salient features of our warehouse are as follows:
The quality & effectiveness of all fertilizers depend highly on the packaging of these products. As a reputed and trusted manufacturer, importer and supplier, we ensure safe and hygienic packaging of our range of agrochemicals. The final product is packed in HDPP, bags and HDPP Bottles. This ensures the safety of the product. We make use of all the requisite machines that helped to pack as per the set standards to ensure moisture proof and leak proof packaging. Further, we also offer OE products and customized packaging to our clients.


Sustainable, organic farming: the future of the planet
Planet Power - We must begin to better understand the effects of our "consumable society" and drive towards more sustainable solutions to providing for mankind.
Growing Food - The "industrialization" of food production has dramatically increased the quantity of food produced, but at a very significant cost to our environment, our food choices and the health of our people.
Reaching People - Through better understanding and increased education, we can make a difference. Everyone can help. Get involved.
Changing Behavior - Take control of what you eat. Know where it comes from, how far its traveled, how it's been processed and handled.
Feel Better- The more involved you are, the better you will feel. Enjoy the taste of organic, sustainable, local foods and enjoy their benefits for years to come.


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Weathermelon Weather Report - January 17, 2020
IRVINE, CA - Good morning, AndNowUKnow readers!
Today, I am bringing you some of the category and weather news from around the industry. Check back twice weekly to see the latest around all growing regions.
SERIOUS AMOUNT OF RAIN COMING TO LIME COUNTRY THIS WEEKEND
Get ready for a possible reduction of volume in limes next week, and at the same time a possible increase in quality issues.
Starting tomorrow, a large storm front is forecast to hit the Martinez de la Torre, Veracruz region, dumping over 4” of rain between Saturday to Monday. The heaviest rain will come Sunday. Along with the rain will come cooler temperatures for Monday and Tuesday.
Look for a possible pause in harvests on Monday and Tuesday of next week. Also keep you eye open for rain damage on the fruit that hits McAllen, Texas, next week. Harvesting too soon after a rain or while the fruit is damp can lead to black spots on the fruit.
COLD WEATHER TO PAUSE FLORIDA PRODUCTION
After 10 consecutive days of above average temperatures in the major Florida growing regions, colder temperatures and possible rain to come through the state. Temperatures will begin to drop starting Sunday with minimum temperatures dipping into the 40°s.
On Monday, the minimum temperature in Plant City (strawberries) will be in the 30°s and will reach the lowest point Tuesday night getting down to 36°. By Wednesday, the nightly minimum will be 47° and then into the 50°s by Thursday. Maximum temperatures will remain in the low 60°s. Look for a dip in production.
In Belle Glade (row crops) temperatures will also drop, but not as much as Plant City. Look for minimum temperatures in the mid 40°s on Monday and Tuesday of next week while maximum temperatures will remain in the mid 60°s. Expect production to dip a bit next week.
By Saturday, January 25, look for temperatures to return to normal throughout the state.
WARMER TEMPERATURES COMING TO THE WEST
A warming trend is forecast for the inland western growing regions starting this weekend. In the deserts of California and Arizona, look for maximum temperatures to climb into the mid to upper 70°s Sunday through Tuesday of next week. Coachella could see a high of 80° next Tuesday. These above average temperatures may help production coming from these regions on everything from lettuces to strawberries to broccoli.
Temperatures should drop by 5° on Wednesday and remain cooler throughout the rest of the week.
Thank you as always! We will be back next week with another report.


Make gardening great again with this ergonomically designed hand weeder! With a curved blade to give you plenty of weeding leverage, you'll be uprooting stubborn dandelions, horrible horsetail and nasty nettles with ease. The handle is crafted to cushion hands so you can work longer without pain or cramping. Keep your lawn looking lush and your vegetable patch carefree with a strong hand weeder in your gardeners tool belt!
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We’re already thinking about next season and all the ways to keep growing quality food for our community. This means it’s nearly time to begin sign ups for the 2023 season! In the last few years, we’ve been selling out in record time so Don’t wait – get your share early!
Despite the fact that it costs more to operate the farm due to inflation, we do not plan to increase share prices for 2023. As always, our early bird share sign ups for 2023 are for current CSA sharers only. This includes any of our three share types: Summer, Back-to-School and PYO Flower and Herb Shares.
Sign ups will begin on Monday, September 19th and run for 6 weeks ending on Monday, October 31st.
Sign ups will open to the public beginning November 1st.
During the current-sharer sign up period you can choose from any of our shares:
- 20-week Classic Summer Share: $854
- 20-week Farmer’s Choice Summer Share: $501
- 10-week Classic Back-to-School Share: $523
- 10-week Farmer’s Choice Back-to-School Share: $330
- 10-week PYO Flower and Herb Share: $132
We appreciate all our community members and are grateful for every way you contribute to the success of the farm. As a thank you for being a returning sharer, we are offering your choice of a “thank you” gift when you sign up for any of the vegetable shares.
You can choose one of the following “thank you” gifts:
- Waived work hours
- Voucher for 1 week of vegetables + $3 coupon to our seedling sale in May
- No gift – Use the full price of your share to grow our food
In addition to having the opportunity to sign up for 2023, you will also have the option to sign up for a Winter Share. Visit our website for more information.
Until next time,


Q & A with Weed Man’s Turf Care Expert, Chris Lemcke
A very typical question we get at this time of year at Weed Man is “Is it too late to treat for grubs to prevent any possible damage in the fall?” Many times people are away on vacation, have been too busy, or they planned to do it themselves but never got around to booking a preventative treatment. Now they’re calling Weed Man wanting to have a grub control treatment on their lawn.
In the past our answer would have been that it’s too late for a preventative treatment for grubs, since products that contain Imidacloprid must be applied by the end of July or early August at the latest to work effectively. However, in the last few years there have been some new products that are now on the market that can be applied right into September.
Depending on where you live, it may not be a bad idea to treat your lawn, as we have seen some pretty heavy adult flights this summer and the possibility of damage occurring in the fall could be greater than we’ve seen in a while. If you have grubs on your lawn, contact your local Weed Man dealer for more information regarding an application of preventative grub control.
For those who are looking for a natural way to preventatively treat grubs, a treatment of nematodes should be done in September. Nematodes can be effective but require some extra effort to make sure they work effectively. Nematodes need to be applied to wet or moist soil, watered in immediately, and applied away from the sun, as UV light will kill them. The success of nematodes depends on getting them into the soil and keeping the soil moist so they can travel to where the grub is feeding.
Questions about grubs? Comment below or visit our Locator Map to find your nearest Weed Man professional.


Follow the Data Podcast: Episode 4 featuring Women’s Economic Development
In the fourth episode of Follow the Data – a podcast about how our work is driving change and making an impact – we hear from a partner of our Women’s Economic Development program to understand how they are working to create economic opportunities for women in growing industries.
Verna Eggleston from our Women’s Economic Development team is joined by Christine Condo of Sustainable Harvest Rwanda as they discuss how our partnership is training women farmers in post-conflict Rwanda to produce and deliver high-quality coffee to buyers around the globe, while acquiring a clear path to being economically self-sufficient.
You can listen to this podcast and past episodes in the following ways:
- Download the episode from iTunes.
- Follow us on Soundcloud.com/Follow-The-Data
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Corteva Agriscience Leases 300,000 SF in Galesburg, Illinois
GALESBURG, ILL. — Corteva Agriscience has leased 300,000 square feet at a former Maytag facility located at 1801 Monmouth Blvd. in Galesburg, about 45 miles northwest of Peoria. Corteva is an agricultural chemical and seed company. Phoenix Investors owns the building, which has been vacant since Maytag closed the plant over a decade ago. Phoenix purchased the facility in June 2019. Corteva will take occupancy this fall once renovations are completed.


HAYES PTO TRACTOR ROTARY HOE/TILLER 3FT STANDARD DUTY for sale $1,250
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TRACTOR ROTARY HOE 3FT STANDARD DUTY
The standard duty Hayes Rotary Hoe is perfectly suited for the lifestyle farmer and offers quality at a economical price, great for vegie gardens, paddocks and much more.
The Rotary Hoe has adjustable rear flap for safety as well as providing a smooth finish, 4 extra strong blades per flange for a more thorough tilling of top soil, height adjustable skids for depth control. The HPHTL range is fitted standard with PTO shaft and is chain driven.
When choosing a rotary hoe for your tractor as a guide you require 5-7hp per foot for the standard duty models and 8-10hp per foot for the Heavy duty series.
Digging depth is adjustable up to 100mm but deeper digging depth can be achieved after multiple passes allowing the skids to sink into the already cultivated soil.
Also a feature on the Hayes standard Rotary Hoe is a cast iron gearbox casing, many other units on the market only use cast aluminium housing prone to failure.


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Ready to harvest in about 40 days
Seeds are Non-GMO and hand packed by David's Garden Seeds
Quickly produces a large head of delicious, crinkly, juicy, light green leaves
Growable all season, spring, summer, and fall
Germination rate about 80%


Tompouce gives your garden a cheerful color. It really is a tompouce with its yellow-pink color. The tulip is quite tall and blooms early in the season.
Quantity: 20 pcs
Flowering time: April
Planting: September to December
We deliver flower bulb orders starting from September.
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355 Acres of grass and hay ground in Mercer Co. Approx. 227 acres of pastured, fenced, cattle land with 2 ponds. Open land with timbered draws for summer shade and winter windbreaks. 128 Acres, m/l, of hay with some row crop potential. Timbered draws, see map on this site. Farm would make an excellent cattle operation or combo farm. For more details give Mike a call at 660-359-7749.
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Export demand, low arrivals fuel chilli
August futures made a high of Rs 3,830 per quintal and closed up by 3.6% at Rs 3,971 against the previous close of Rs 3,830. September futures made a high of Rs 4,110 per quintal and closed at Rs 4,102, up by almost 4% against previous close of Rs 3,947.
The spot prices at Guntur on Tuesday for the NCDEX-traded variety moved up by Rs 100 per quintal to Rs 3,700-Rs 4,100 per quintal. However, traders and analyst maintained that the upside is temporary and the fundamentals remain bearish for the commodity.
"The spot market was up because of low arrivals as farmers are busy in the sowing activities. There is some demand for Onam festival in August last week," said a Guntur-based chilli trader Hari Om. "Prices of only the NCDEX traded variety has gone up in the spot markets at Guntur. The movement is temporary and prices would come down next month between Rs 3,200 to Rs 3,600 levels," said Chilli trader Ashok Dattani.
(This article was originally published in The Times of India)


This month, The Environment Now, managed by the National Youth Agency, gave a total of £70,000 worth of funding to green tech projects. They’re all very interesting – check them out – but OrchGard especially caught my eye because it chimes with the growing interest in bringing nature and technology closer together.
Developed by Joshua Dean, OrchGard will be a community digital orchard/garden that will use the latest technology to keep the fully automated orchard as productive as possible. The project will be based at the YMCA Humber in Grimsby. It aims to increase social cohesion as well as create awareness for the environment through shared medium of digital technologies. No more details as yet but follow @YMCAHumber for news.
I love this idea and wish it well on its growing journey!


The Soil and Water Conservation Districts in Brown, Clermont, Clinton and Highland counties are pleased to announce a new website, the Southwest Ohio Agricultural Conservation Menu (www.soacm.com), to share information on conservation programs and technical services that are available locally to advance farming practices.
Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, the Clermont SWCD Board of Supervisors will be meeting via teleconference remotely until we receive the “all clear.” The Board typically meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 8:00 a.m. The next Board meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 8 a.m. Anyone wishing to participate can call (720) 835-5240 and enter the meeting ID: 13210. All are welcome to attend. Please read the headline story above or call (513) 673-0177 for more details.
Normal Business Hours are 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday.


Shake off those winter blues. Spring has sprung, Milwaukee!
The ice has melted, and the buds are beginning to blossom. And with warmer weather comes gardening season.
One of the oldest hobbies around, gardening is a great way to become one with nature, as well as to teach kids of any age about the outdoors. It's an activity that can be enjoyed by the whole family or by yourself.
We've assembled our 2001 Spring Gardening Guide to get your green thumb back in shape. Whether it's a backyard garden you're looking to cultivate, or whether you'd prefer to visit Milwaukee's beautiful Boerner Botanical Gardens, we have all your buds covered.
Click on a link below for:
Peony primer: enjoying Boerner's earliest blossoms
Kids' garden activities engage the whole family
Harvest for the Hungry produces fresh opportunity to give
Searching for spring: kids' scavenger hunts
All you need to know about Gypsy Moths
Boerner to offer free, twice-weekly garden walks
Lied's Garden Walks
Questions about keeping your own garden in tip-top shape? Here are some FAQs, courtesy of Lied's:
Many thanks to the sponsor of the 2001 Spring Gardening Guide, Lied's. For more information about Lied's, visit their Web site.Good luck and happy planting!


Pahari Roots Perilla Seeds | High Omega 3 & 9 | More Omega Than Chia Seed & Flax Seeds | Superfood | Hair & Skin Care | Meghalaya North East | 100gms100gms
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Net weight - 100 gm
Item - Perilla Seeds
Origin - Meghalaya
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- Pahari roots perilla seed is cultivated in the beautiful hills of Meghalaya.
- Perilla is higher in ala content (alpha-linolenic acid)- containing as much as 60 percent of the healthy fat where chia seeds contain only about half of that. The omega-3 to omega-6 ratio in perilla seeds is 6:1, the highest of any seeds.
- Perilla seeds make an excellent alternative to chia seeds it has incredible healing properties: decreases seasonal allergies. Treats asthma. Treats nausea. Reduces muscle spasm.
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Poly tunnels, Tamar Valley, 2002
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- Fast-growing, tender perennial
- Excellent privacy screen
- Grows 10-12 ft. tall
- Huge, glossy green leaves
- Reddish-brown seed capsules
A fast-growing privacy screen! Grows 10-12 ft. tall with gigantic veined leaves. Prefers full sun. Direct sow after last frost or start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost. Perennial in Zones 8-10, annual elsewhere. Note:
Castor Bean seeds are poisonous. Some gardeners, especially those with small pets and children, may choose to remove and discard any seedpods that develop on the plant for this reason.


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The Case IH 2500 Rip-Bed builds uniform beds for seed-depth control and superior seed-to-soil contact in common types of soils.
Seedbeds can dry down and warm up faster by creating a berm with the Case IH 2500 Rip-Strip, usually 2–3 in. (50.8–76.2 mm) above the unworked soil surface at planting.
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Earlier this year I bought a huge selection of bulbs for the new raised beds John had built. I chose things at random and ended up with what I thought were a lot of daffodils. Imagine my surprise when these Alliums started to bloom. Aren't they gorgeous. I've never had them in my garden before but I'm glad they're here.


The Roots of Gardening: 'From the Garden to the Glass' - Laurel County Public Library - Event Calendar
The Roots of Gardening: 'From the Garden to the Glass'
Join us for the final installment of The Roots of Gardening led by Josh Samples of Mink's Landscape Contractors.
Samples’ presentation “From the Garden to the Glass” will offer a display of plants that can be found in your own backyard, which can be used for not only their aesthetic value but for their savory flavors as well.
Spice up your summertime entertaining by learning how to use fruits and herbs such as sage, mint and sweet woodruff in ways you would never imagine. Josh Samples will share how to turn your backyard produce into interesting non-alcoholic beverages to toast summer goodbye with a splash!
This educational and helpful class will peak the interest of backyard beginners to expert gardeners.


Lightweight Foldable Wheelbarrow for Easy Garden Tasks
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Tired of bulky, heavy wheelbarrows taking up valuable space in your garden shed? Meet our lightweight foldable wheelbarrow, designed to make garden tasks a breeze. Constructed with a sturdy powder-coated steel frame and heavy-duty PVC fabric, this wheelbarrow is exceptionally lightweight and easy to maneuver. When not in use, it folds flat and can be conveniently hung on the wall, saving precious storage space in your shed or garage.
The wipe-clean tear-resistant bag can hold up to 20kg, making it perfect for smaller garden jobs such as moving planters, bags of compost, or garden tools. Thanks to its puncture-proof pneumatic wheels, you can effortlessly push the wheelbarrow over rough terrain without worrying about flats. Plus, with a hand-tool storage pouch between the handlebars, you’ll have everything you need close at hand while you work.
Say goodbye to cumbersome wheelbarrows and hello to hassle-free garden maintenance with our lightweight foldable wheelbarrow. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting started, this compact and practical tool will make light work of your outdoor chores.
Always ensure the wheelbarrow is used on stable ground and within its weight capacity to prevent accidents or damage. Regularly inspect the wheelbarrow for signs of wear and tear, and replace any worn or damaged parts promptly.


- Poulin Grain
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Poulin Grain is a family owned business out of Vermont that was founded in 1932.
Each type of grain is designed with cutting edge research and top notch quality.
We are proud to stock several kinds of horse, rabbit, and chicken feed. Special
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White Widow Cannabis Seeds by The Flying Dutchmen.
The backbone of the Dutch coffee-shop industry, the first of the 'white' strains and an all-round commercial success story, White Widow is one of the most famous cannabis strains in modern growing.
While this is partly due to the mnemonic name, her speed, yield and stunningly thick resin coating have a lot more to do with it. Mostly-Indica, with sweet, thick, acrid smoke that imparts a hammering stone, White Widow is a major part of many visitors' first experience of Amsterdam.
|Flowering Time||58 days|
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|THC Content||Very High (over 20%)|
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Organic Standard was founded in 2007 to become the first local inspection and certification body for organic production. Up to now, it is the only Ukrainian accredited organic certification body approved by the European Union and Switzerland.
Organic Standard provides its inspection and certification services to more than 500 organic operators within Ukraine. It represents more than 75% of all organic operators in the country. Moreover, it controls a meaningful and growing number of operators in Moldova and Kazakhstan.
As most of our clients are focused on the international market, Organic Standard has become an important player in export certification services. Clients of the company annually export about 100 - 160 thousand tons of products (we control more than 2000 export consignments every year).
At the same time, Organic Standard helps national producers develop the local market. We provide different trainings regarding the requirements of organic standards. Our senior certification specialists are members of the expert group involved in development and implementation of the national organic legislation. And every year we issue the List of inputs for organic production to contribute to the sector development as well as to promote organic production in general.
Organic Standard's most valuable and important asset is our reputation based on the company's core values: Competence, Confidentiality, Objectivity, Reliability, Cooperation and Responsibility. For more than 15 years, the company has been striving to guarantee the high quality of its services. We rely on the trustworthy control of organic operators through mobility and professionalism of our employees. Currently Organic Standard is a member of the European Organic Certifiers Council (EOCC), International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements (IFOAM) and International Accredited Certification Bodies (IACB).
We provide our services in Ukraine and neighboring countries. As accredited certification body we provide inspection and certification according to the following standards:
Equivalent European Union Organic Production & Processing Standard,
Canada Organic Regime (COR),
Danube Soya/ Europe Soya;
Additionally we provide trainings, expertise and export support services.


This workshop is part of Zero Waste NYC Workshop series. In partnership with Sanitation Foundation, the official nonprofit for NYC DSNY, we host monthly events on various zero waste topics to help local New Yorkers lower their impact on the planet.
Our September workshop will focus on the amazing advancements happening in the sustainability world, including growing food indoors without soil (hydroponics!), to technologies that are cleaning up plastic from our oceans, to regenerative agriculture. Find out what's going in the sustainability world and how you can support these companies and spread the word.


We love this El Salvador! Finca La Hungria is above-average in sweetness and body, and is slightly elevated in brightness. Expect sweet molasses, creamy milk chocolate, red apple, with a nut finish. This coffee is outstanding at a medium roast.
Established in the 1930's, Finca Hungria is an organic farm that also carries the Rainforest Alliance and SMBC certifications. Significant tree cover by cedar, oak, and basalm trees provides shaded growth for the farm's coffee and a natural rainforest habitat for local birds. Largely unscathed by the Ilamatepec eruption in 2006 and the coffee rust epidemic in 2012, the farm maintains strong production and has achieved a Denomination of Origin status.
Location: Santa Ana, El Salvador
Altitude: 3,937 Ft (1,200 m)
Variety: Bourbon, Caturra, Pacas, Catimor
Process: Fully washed


• Medium body
• Great mouthfeel
• Notes of Berries and Chocolate
Finca La Esmeralda is located in the Sierra Minas region of San Agustín Acasaguastlán, in the El Progreso department of Guatemala.
The finca’s coffee story started in 1962, when Romelio Ramirez Cruz bought finca Los Balsamos, as the lands were called then. Management of the farm was passed on to the second generation of the farm, and Los Balsamos was divided in three. One of these three estates came to be Finca La Esmeralda. The estate, located at a height of 1450 masl, is planted with Bourbon, Caturra and Catuai trees over an area of 56 hectares.
This is the first time we offer coffees from the El Progreso. It is not so well known as Antigua or Huehuetenango, but with this nice coffee and also this years Cup Of Excellence winner Hacienda Kalibus la Sierra, this Guatemala region looks like very upcoming.


Ukraine hopes to accelerate grain exports through the recently reopened Bystre Canal of the Danube amid Russia’s blockade of its key ports on the Black Sea.
“In the past four days, 16 ships have already passed through the mouth of Bystre. We intend to maintain this pace,” Ukraine’s deputy infrastructure minister said in a statement on Tuesday.
Access to the Danube and the river’s small inland ports was made possible after Ukrainian forces recaptured Snake Island from Russian forces in June.
Vaskov added that Kiev was negotiating with Romania and the European Commission to increase the number of ships crossing the canal and expected the congestion on the route to be “cleared” within a week, paving the way for Ukraine to increase its monthly grain exports by 500,000 tons.
More than 90 ships are waiting to enter Ukrainian ports through the Danube’s Sulina Canal, according to the Ukrainian Ministry of Infrastructure.
Before the Russian invasion in February, about 80% of Ukraine’s grain was exported from Black Sea ports, the ministry said. Now exports leave the country exclusively through the Danube ports, rail and road checkpoints.
The capacity of the new routes is “currently insufficient to completely replace the seaports,” the ministry said. In June, Ukraine exported about 2.5 million tons of goods, far less than the 8 million tons it had hoped to export, the ministry added.
Turkey meeting: According to the Turkish defense minister, Turkey will hold talks with Russia, Ukraine and the United Nations on Wednesday about the export of grain shipments in Ukrainian ports. Ukrainian officials say more than 20 million tons of grain are stuck in Ukraine as a result of the blockade of Moscow ports on the Black Sea.


We have spent the first couple days here in Tanzania at Vijiji Center getting some initial exposure to Swahili and Tanzanian culture. We have had several lectures and discussions about local language, history, politics and economics, tribal groups, and wildlife management. We were then able to test our greeting skills in some Arusha markets, and gained lots of confidence through trial and error. It also gave us an opportunity to practice our bartering, which is still a work in progress.
After our lectures today, we visited a three acre coffee farm a short distance from our home base in the town of Nkoanrua. We were welcomed into the home of Hamidu and his family and were able to ask about all aspects of their lives. Besides to coffee, they also grow bananas and trees for timber. While we were there, the sky opened up and a huge down pour forced us indoors. Luckily, they were able to make us some hot fresh coffee to keep us warm while we waited out the storm. Although our group had trouble falling asleep, the caffeinated conversations were worth it!
Tomorrow, we will be heading off to Monduli before setting out for the bomas!


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Fat Head® was bred at Monhopoly Hop Breeding in New Zealand bred from Fuggle and Cluster. The unique aroma/flavor profile lend this hop to pale and dark ales.
Nugget was bred by the United States Department of Agriculture in Corvallis, Oregon, starting in 1970.. Initial commercial release was 1983. Brewer's Gold heritage. Used primarily as a bittering hop, especially in the early days, but now has been given dual duty as an aroma hop as well. Pedigree is quite complex and makes it a mutt: Brewer's Gold, Early Green, East Kent Golding, Bavarian (unspecified) and unknown variety.


Special tour to show how to lead simple lifeMost people know Leavenworth well for its famous scenery, incredible Christmas tree lighting festivals, and fun-filled Oktoberfest, but many people may not realize the Bavarian Village is home to numerous inspiring examples of people leading simpler, more sustainable lives.
For the third year visitors are invited to take the Leavenworth Sustainable Living and Farming Tour, presented by Simply Living Farm and the Wenatchee River Institute. The groups' mission is to motivate, educate and equip people to lead simpler, more sustainable lives, and to do so by leading by example.
The tour will be held on September 10-11, 2016 and will visit nearly 20 sites in the greater Leavenworth area such as organic farms and gardens, residential solar electric systems, backyard chickens, a yurt, a tiny house, a straw bale house, and much more.
Workshops and demonstrations will be offered on several topics including harvesting honey, fermenting food, embracing those with developmental disabilities, building healthy soils, and many others. The event also includes MarketPlace, a street-fair-like event featuring local and sustainability-related vendors of products and services.
For more information, you can go to: www.WenatcheeRiverInstitute.org or www.SimplyLivingFarm.com. Or you can visit the Leavenworth Sustainable Living and Farming Tour’s Facebook page.
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We have an organic farm in the Sierra de Aracena. My parents moved here from East Africa in 1989 and created a little piece of paradise in the valley of Valdelama. The farm is 25 hectares and we have chestnuts, olives and cork trees as well as a large vegetable garden. We use all of our produce to feed our guests who come here on retreat. We organise Yoga and Meditation catered retreats and we have guests from all over the world. This is a peaceful place and we work with nature to provide a tranquil environment for everyone who comes to stay. We would need help with gardening, vegetable picking, animal care, cooking vegetarian meals, cleaning and maintenance.
DIY and building projects
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
Chance to learn Spanish, learn about farm work, preserving vegetables and enjoy living at the wonderful farm
We would ideally be looking for a couple or two friends who combined can help in the kitchen (cooking/serving for guests during lunch and dinner), looking after the vegetable garden (irrigation, picking vegetables, maintenance), gardening (we have a lot of gardens which need to be watered and look after!) and animal care.
Accommodation is in a guest cottage on the farm or in the main house. All rooms have en suite bathrooms. The cottage has a kitchen for making breakfast and dinner (ingredients available from the farm shop/vegetable garden free of charge). We usually like to have one meal all together each day.
The farm is half an hour's walk from the local village of FUENTEHERIDOS which has bars, restaurants, supermarket, chemist, Post office and bus service to the market town of ARACENA (20mins), SEVILLA (1+1/2 hrs) and PORTUGAL (1 hr). The area is a Natural Park and so the wildlife, flora and fauna have been well conserved and it remains a spectacularly wild and beautiful place.
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Elevation: 1700 MASL
Variety: Typica, Castillo, Caturra
Processing: Fully Washed
Roast Level: Medium
Tasting Note: Nougat & Raisins, Blood Orange Sweetness, Sparkling Mouthfeel, Medium Body, Clean
The town of Planadas itself is just over 50 years old, established in 1966. The first groups to settle the area were from Antioquia and Huila, so it’s no great surprise that coffee production found a home there as well early on.
Today Planadas is a bustling commercial center, where local farmers growing all types of produce in the foothills of the Cordillera Central bring their goods in for sale and distribution. Terrific elevation, warm days & cool nights and young, healthy trees all contribute to the fantastic quality coffee produced in and around Planadas.
For many years, Tolima has remained hidden in plain sight cradled between other well-known coffee growing regions because armed conflict and coca leaf production isolated small coffee producers and exposed them to high rates of violence. During this time the municipality of Planadas, located in the southernmost corner of Tolima, had remained an untapped source of specialty coffee where thousands of producers have been cultivating coffee on just a few acres of land intercropped with shade trees, bananas, corn, beans and sugarcane.
A coffee that screams Specialty in the midst of comfort. Highly recommend to try it as an Espresso!
Yield: 30- 35g
Time: 28-35 seconds (adjust grind size accordingly)
Water Temperature: 93 degrees
We normally use a 7oz cup, double shot for all our coffees.
*for best results use non-homogenized/fresh milk


This attractive sailors' district is great for a walk. Crossed by two little parallel streets, it extends as far as the Sailors' Wayside cross with wonderful views over the Baie de Somme. Nicely decked with flowers, the (late 18th century) houses are painted in bright colours - an age-old tradition
Farm where you can pick your own fruit and vegetables straight from the field: potatoes, carrots, leeks, pumpkins in season ... also strawberries and raspberries for those with a sweet tooth! Visitors can also go and see the dairy cows, lovely white ladies and very affectionate!
01 January 2020 to 31 December 2020
Cider, Preserves, Breeding/rearing, Spices and condiments, Foie gras/Magrets/Confits, Fruit and vegetables, Fruit juices


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