Then and Now
A herb garden was always part of the plan, but there was so much to do it was in abeyance for the first few years.
The plot earmarked for it was in front of the stable shed
The soil isn’t great, it’s quite stony and thin but it doesn’t seem to have caused too much of a problem.
lavender, 4 different types
rosemary, 2 different types
parsley, 2 different types
thyme, 2 different types
mint, 2 different types
and probably a few more, I just can’t remember what at the moment
What else would I like to plant?


“What people sayˮ
Don’t just take our word for it....
Thanks for yet another excellent newsletter – always a welcome visitor to an often tiresome inbox!
Absolutely love the plants that I received. What a great way to package them! It will certainly help our new allotment along and make us look like real gardeners rather than amateurs!
April Keech, Leeds
Food bills have rocketed so here is a great way to save yourself a fortune and grow your own. A Rocket Garden is a great start for any would be vegetable gardener.
My passionate wish is that everyone should grow a little of their own food. Rocket Gardens are the perfect way to get started on a veg patch if you’re new to growing or if, like me, you’ve got a bit behind with the digging and missed the start of the season!
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, River Cottage


Hurricane Ida did Greater than a half-billion greenbacks’ worth Of damage to Louisiana agriculture. The LSU AgCenter says the Class 4 hurricane’s complete damage to Louisiana’s agriculture enterprise is A minimal of $584 million.
Economist Kurt Guidry tells The Hill that about half the damage is to the timber enterprise, The very biggest-grossing ag commodity Inside the Bayou State. Over 168,000 acres of timberland have been affected by the hurricane’s winds, which triggered an estimated $300 million in damage.
The AgCenter report says Collectively with the timber, 35 % of the damage is estimated to be in infrastructure losses Similar to gear. Completely different commodities like sugarcane, horticulture, and livestock have been additionally affected by Ida. Sugarcane took a 35 million greenback hit, whereas horticulture additionally noticed roughly $9.5 million in damages. Livestock losses are presently low, with solely 22 recorded livestock deaths So far.
The general greenback quantity in damage additionally consists of estimates for future prices affecting manufacturing and lowered crop yields launched on by the storm.
(From the Nationwide Affiliation of Farm Broadcasters)


For a better experience please change your browser to CHROME, FIREFOX, OPERA or Internet Explorer.
We are Export vegetables and fruits, edible oil, spices, fish ,rice ,dry fruits etc
Moradabad,Uttar Pradesh, India
We are Export vegetables and fruits, edible oil, spices, fish ,rice ,dry fruits etc all agriculture products export from India.
If you wish to claim or remove this ad, please contact us at [email protected]
Red onion Export from India in bulk quantity All sizes and packing Interested people contact us
Posted: February 24, 2021
Direct message for more information
Posted: February 18, 2021
Warka Trading House PLC is one of the leading import and export Business Company in Ethiopia. Warka Trading Ho...
The deion MOQ: 100kgs FOB Reference Price: $ 250 / kg Specification: Item Name: Vanilla Bean Length: 14cm-20cm...


69 reviews for Northern Lights Autoflower Marijuana Seeds
One of our most famous strains is Northern Lights Auto-Flower. This 8-week compact, fast, and dense strain is a favorite amongst many. With frosted buds and a light honey-musk aroma blended with an earthy Afghan undertone, this easy to grow strain is a favorite for both connoisseur quality and commercial quantity. Not just that, it is also very potent with a THC level of over 15%.
5 Seeds Pack
10 Seeds Pack
25 Seeds Pack
Northern Lights autoflower marijuana seeds have been one of the most popular strains on the market for a long time now, and for good reason. The Northern Lights family is known for its undeniably memorable scent and one-of-a-kind stone. This is why we decided to take this beautiful plant and turn it into an auto-flowering strain.
This award-winning strain thrives in both indoor and outdoor grows. The flowering time lasts a mere 8 weeks. Northern Lights is 70% indica, 20% sativa, and 10% ruderalis. The THC content is moderate-high at 15.08%, and the yields can be anywhere between 150g outdoors and 250g indoors.
Northern Lights Auto-Flower produces fat, heavy, and dense frosted buds reeking of a unique combination of musk and honey on top of a full, earthy Afghan base. The effect is very much Northern Lights from beginning to end, a unique kind of high that leaves the body feeling great and the mind refreshed. As a Cannabis Cup winner and a crowd favorite, this strain is guaranteed to give you and your friends comfortable laziness and happy, mellow time. Regardless if you are growing marijuana for personal or commercial use, having Northern Lights Auto-flowering is the best thing you can do to your collection.
My first order was lost in the mail and CKS replaced them immediately but, the first 2 beans I’m growing from the 5 pack are not auto’s, they didn’t preflower until 8 weeks and I’m now 6 weeks into flowering, they are tall, one in coco at 27″ and one in dwc at 37″. I’ll try 2 more beans from the pack and see if those are actually autoflowers.
Ky Thunder –
New grower and decided on Crop King. Ladies on the phone are always nice pleasant and know their stuff. I ordered 10 pk of NL AF and got 12 seeds. So far my 4th grow and still going strong. So far, 100% germination success rate too… Mind you, this last grow of mine I tried something new to germ my seed and the paper towel dried out and became stiff as a rock. I stayed up all night while I soaked again then planted in a charged jiffy pod and Ill be a monkeys uncle if that didnt sprout, it is now growing bud sites and currently 8 nodes and 18 inches tall and bushed out bigger then ever… Its almost like, Crop King seeds are magic… This is coming from someone who never grown anything their entire life except maybe mold on a pizza box… Needless to say, Im a customer for life here! Not to forget, if you call in an order, the ladies truly are sweethearts…
I would have to say I bought northern lights off of crop King seeds all three germinated recommend crop King seeds yes I buy more strands from them
Loved it. One of four autoflowering varieties I grew outdoors in summer 2019 in northern Alberta. Ended up with 91 g of nice dry bud from this plant. See growdiaries.com Great smoke with classic NL aroma, taste and high.
Extremely happy, seeds arrived in one week, only used two seeds so far but both germinated right away, i let the first one dry out by accident but my second atempt worked and the plant is almost ready to harvest. Did a indoor grow in a garage can. I will definitely be purchasing my seeds from cropking in the future. Hoping to have blue majestic seeds available in the future


March wheat traded 11 1/2 cents higher late in the overnight session. Outside market forces look positive today with a weaker US dollar and strength in metal and equity markets. The market pushed sharply higher overnight to push to the highest level since November 9th as cold weather, fund buying and improving global commodity demand were all seen as positive forces. Some COT categories showed a record net short positioning from fund traders as of January 24th and traders have expected short-covering but open interest has pushed to the highest level since April on the rally this week. Lows of six to fifteen degrees below zero Fahrenheit into the Black Sea region were seen as cold enough to harm uncovered winter wheat. March wheat experienced another round of buying support yesterday to drive the market to the highest close since November 8th. Fears of winterkill damage for parts of the Black Sea region and parts of Eastern Europe helped to support strong gains early yesterday and the buying pushed the market up to the highest level since January 3rd. A Russia state forecaster indicated some possible damage down in southern Russia. Traders are also concerned that Russia exports will slow in the months ahead as the country considers export duties in the next few weeks. Talk that the hefty (near record) net short position from fund traders might spark aggressive short-covering over the near-term helped to support. Ukraine's state weather forecaster indicated that the winter crop could fall 10 to 14 million tonnes due to poor weather during planting and from winter damage. European wheat futures surged to a 7-month high overnight on the cold weather news.


The Cooperative Extension Service’s livestock and forage production meetings will take place in-person in winter and spring 2022. Kevin Lawson, director of extension’s Ozark District, said county agents and producers are excited to gather face to face again.
“These meetings will be open to all producers who want to come and learn about what happened this past year and what we’ve got coming up new,” Lawson said. “We have some hot topics right now. One of them, of course, is fertilizer prices. A lot of these meetings are going to cover fertility issues with forages, like alternatives to putting out fertilizer, including chicken litter.”
Lawson said the meetings will encourage producers to be aware of “things that don’t work” and avoid salespeople who take advantage of high fertilizer prices to sell misleading products. He added that “a lot of our beef producers are looking at ways to get more bang for their buck,” so the meetings will also cover how producers can add value to their livestock.
“The meetings are mainly on the western side of the state, and our agents set this up every year to help producers learn more and get more value for their product,” Lawson said. “That’s what we’re here for.”
Lawson said producers are excited to hear about the “economics side” of the industry from James Mitchell, extension livestock economist and assistant professor for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture. He said producers are also interested in learning more about small ruminates, which includes sheep, goats and specialty animals such as llamas.
All meeting venues will have space for social distancing, and attendees will be asked to wear masks. Winter production meetings begin in January. Dates and locations for individual meetings may be subject to change due to weather, COVID or other factors. For specific production meeting details, contact your county extension office.
Jan. 26 – Forage Fertility Meeting – Ozark County
Jan. 27 – 300 Days of Grazing Meeting – Sevier County
Jan. 31 – Clark and Hot Spring County Forage Clinic – Clark County Fairgrounds
Feb. TBD – Van Buren, White, Cleburne, Stone & Searcy County Forage Production Meeting – Heber Springs
Feb. 8, 10, 15 & 17 – Forage Short Course – Polk County Extension Education Building
Feb. 12 – Tri-County Forage Conference (Conway, Perry, Faulkner) - TBD
Feb. 15 – Pulaski, Lonoke and Prairie Forage Meeting – Lonoke County Extension Office
Feb. 15 – River Valley Beef Conference – Morrilton Fairgrounds
Feb. – Carroll County Livestock and Forage Production Meeting – Carroll County Cattleman’s Building
Feb. 22 – Yell County Ag Producers Meeting – TBD
Feb. 24 – Boone County Livestock and Forage Production Meeting – Boone County Farm Bureau
March 1 – Tri-County Forage Meeting (Franklin, Logan, Johnson) – Paris
March 2 – Twin Lakes Beef and Forage Conference (Marion and Baxter County) – Cotter High School
March 4 – Crawford County Beef and Forage Meeting – Crawford County Extension Office
March 8 – Grant County Beef and Forage Workshop – TBD
March 10 – Faulkner County Beef and Forage College – TBD
March 15 – Sebastian County Beef and Forage Meeting – TBD
March 17 – Madison and Benton County Forage Meeting – Huntsville
March 18 – Beef Meeting – Ozark
April 7 – Cleburne, Faulkner and White Small Ruminant Workshop - TBD


What We're Watching
Here's an update on what our team will be watching for as this week comes to a close:
I'm watching South American weather to see if the noon weather updates today keep it hot and dry in Argentina through the end of next week.
Get our daily in-depth anaysis delivered directly to your inbox by 5:30AM CST each morning, along with other services created specifically for farmers, when you become a Kluis client. Try our 30-day free trial to test it out


SHIJIAZHUANG, July 5 (Xinhua) -- A severe drought has left about 793,333 hectares of crops affected in northern China's Hebei Province, the provincial department of water resources said Friday.
According to the department, 15,700 people have difficulties accessing drinking water, while 3,000 domestic animals are also facing a water shortage.
The province has seen less rainfall since June, with average precipitation standing at 37 mm, about 55 percent lower than the same period in previous years.
To fight the drought, Hebei will carry out drought-resistant projects such as building pools, water cellars and pumping wells. It will also mobilize the public to transport water to guarantee basic living needs of the affected people and livestock and ensure water supply for the industrial and agricultural use in the province.


Nueva Vizcaya Governor Carlos Padilla on March 11 urged the Department of Agriculture (DA) to continue collaborating with the provincial government in improving agricultural practices.
The Nueva Vizcaya politiko made the remark during the courtesy call of a DA team that conducted a pre-testing on the proposed Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) project.
The pre-testing sought to check the reliability of survey and data-gathering instruments for the AIMS project.
“We are glad that you are starting this program with us, and we are seeing whatever support we can offer,” Padilla said.
“Once you have collated all the data, we hope that we will have brainstorming so that we could discuss whatever issues that may arise,” he added.


Take a look at all of the amazing things going on! You can change the layout by clicking here.
Weekly market full of locally sourced fresh produce held every Saturday in Wallingford. Including vegetables, beer, bread, cheese and much more! Location changes weekly so please check out Facebook Page for location. https://www.facebook.com/wallingfordlocalproducersmarket/
It’s a shop… in a van! The finest, freshest local and organic fruit and veg Oxfordshire can supply, with additional produce from UK and the rest of Europe.
SUMMERTOWN FARMERS’ MARKET | Sundays 10am-2.30pm | Banbury Road, in front of M&S.
To stay up to date on the VegVan service, the online shop, and Cultivate in general, subscribe to our mailing list.
We meet every Sunday afternoon to garden together, share a cup of tea and cake, learn about growing and take home fresh fruit and veg.
In the darker months of the year (Nov-Apr) we meet from 12-4pm on Sundays and when the days are longer (May-Oct) we meet from 1-5pm on Sundays and from 5-8pm on Wednesdays.
Our garden is free to access and we welcome people of all levels of experience to share the space in an inclusive and supportive environment.
We now have weekly gardening, building and growing days to begin creating a vegetable garden which will be open to community groups and individuals who are keen to be outdoors, live closer to nature, learn and share skills and make new friends. Tea and homemade soup will be provided!
Join us as we work together to turn a patch of field into an ABUNDANT GARDEN for many to enjoy! We’re in early days of the project and we welcome input, interest and ideas because there are tons of exciting things that could happen here . . .
We welcome people from all backgrounds and all ages. Whatever your experience, there’ll be something for you to enjoy!


Is it to early for my lime plant to be blooming?
I live in Atlanta GA and I purchased the lime plant early summer of last year. It is in a pot and it has been inside by a window for the last three months or so. It had no limes on it when i purchased it last year. The plant is about three feet tall. It has two, which looks to be very small bloom in one of the smaller branches right by the a thorn and up to four more barely noticeable "blooms" scartered around. It is way to cold to put it outside and im sure its not getting half the sun it should. Are they blooms and what should I do next?
- briggs451Lv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
They probably are blooms - no surprise since fruit trees bloom pretty reliably if the conditions are right which they apparently are for yours. Mine bloom off and on all winter. Sometimes small fruit also. You need do nothing except put it outdoors when your weather is suitable.Source(s): Grower


27 September 2017, 09:45
Massey Ferguson, a worldwide brand of AGCO, is proud to announce it is further expanding its full-line with a host of innovative harvesting equipment at Agritechnica 17, including the launch of the MF highest density large square baler, new vertical folding mowers and a 14m wide rake.
“All the equipment joining our current harvesting line-up will join a completely refreshed product portfolio for Massey Ferguson at this year’s Agritechnica Exhibition, covering all our customer segments,” says Campbell Scott. Director, Marketing Services Massey Ferguson Europe and Middle East. “These latest introductions are the result of significant and continuous investment in research and development.
“As well as attracting new customers, the new MF UHD Baler and Hay and Forage equipment enable existing Massey Ferguson customers to combine the many attributes of their tractors with a fully compatible harvesting implement, controlled via state-of-the-art technology.”
New Massey Ferguson Harvesting Machinery at Agritechnica 17:
The state of the art MF 2370 Ultra High Density Baler is the highest performing large square baler ever produced at the world-renowned Hesston factory. It makes Ultra Density bales weighing 20% more than the current MF 2270XD and introduces ground-breaking designs in all areas
Two vertical folding disc mowers in the new MF DM TL-V Series provide working widths of 3.1m and 3.6m with a choice of two conditioner options
At 14m, the new flagship MF RK 1404 TRC-PRO rake is engineered to enable large-scale operators and contractors to create well-formed swaths ahead of high output forage harvesters and large square balers.
MF 2370 UHD baler is in a class of its own
Introducing state-of-the-art engineering in all areas, the MF 2370 Ultra HD is in a class of its own, producing 20% heavier bales. It delivers market-leading density, capacity and performance.
Packing up to 20% more material into the increasingly popular 120cm x 90cm bale size boosts all-round efficiency. Fields are cleared faster with less handling, which protects the sward and soil, with the dense bales maximising truck payloads to cut transport and storage costs.
Developed specifically for discerning professional contractors and large-scale arable operators, the MF 2370 Ultra HD baler delivers the density, weight and consistency demanded by the fast-growing bio-energy sector and other industrial operations.
Constructed on a completely new main frame, the baler has an exclusive driveline and gearbox, specifically developed to withstand the enormous forces required to make Ultra high density bales, with a faster plunger speed and immensely strong bale forming area.
The baler’s new Ultra™ Knotters follow the same legendarily reliable Hesston design, now optimised to efficiently handle thicker, stronger twine, developed exclusively to tie the Ultra high density bales.
Sleek bodywork combines ultra-modern style with practicality. Made from the most modern composite materials, the easy to open panels provide superb access for servicing.
Vertically folding MF DM TL-V Series mowers offer compact and stable transport
Two new mounted vertically folding disc mowers in the MF DM TL-V Series offer even more choice in the Massey Ferguson range of high quality and dependable hay and forage equipment.
All mowers are offered with the option of either the KC tine or RC roller conditioner units.
The new disc mowers fold vertically behind the tractor for safe and convenient transport.
Vertical folding provides a considerable reduction in overall transport length and helps improve the weight distribution, keeping the centre of gravity close to the machine.
A hydraulically-folding outer panel keeps overall transport height on all models to less than 4.0m and all fold to within a 3.0m width. Optional equipment includes a parking stand that enables the mower to be stored in the vertical position to save storage space.
The two models provide extra cutting width, with a choice of 3.1m and 3.6m working widths and all are equipped with the well-proven TurboLift system and a central pivot, which pulls the mover from a middle of the bed. This also helps with ground following, with the pivot allowing the machine to oscillate up 28° and down 22° on an integral hydraulic damping system.
TurboLift, well proven on other Massey Ferguson mowers, allows the MF DM TL-V Series to glide over the ground, helping to protect the sward, while preventing soil contamination in the swath. The mower is protected from damage by the SafetySwing system that allows it to move backwards if it encounters an obstruction and then return to its working position under its own weight.
Source: AGCO Deutschland GmbH


Jugos, bebidas, vinos y licoresAgo. 26, 2013
Manzanas/EE.UU: producción 2013 crecería 13%
CHICAGO – Despite a smaller crop from industry leader Washington, U.S. apple production is expected to rise 13% in 2013.
About 243 million bushels are expected to be produced this season, up from 216 million bushels in 2012 and 9% above the 5-year average, according to the annual estimate from the Vienna, Va.-based U.S. Apple Association.
The association released its annual estimate Aug. 23 at the U.S. Apple Outlook Marketing Conference .
Big comebacks in Michigan and New York, which were devastated by late freezes in 2012, helped make up for the smaller Washington crop.
Washington growers are expected to produce about 140 million bushels this year, down from 155 million bushels in 2012 but 4% higher than the 5-year average.
New York, the No. 2 producer, is expected to produce about 32 million bushels in 2013, up from 17 million bushels in 2012 and 15% above the 5-year average.
Production in Michigan, the third-largest U.S. apple shipper, should rise from 2.7 million to 30 million bushels.
In Pennsylvania, the No. 4 U.S. producer, about 10.5 million bushels are expected, down from 11.8 million bushels in 2012 and 8% below the 5-year average.
Production in Virginia, at an estimated 5.5 million bushels, should be similar to last year and 3% above the 5-year average.
California is expected to produce about 4.8 million bushels in 2013, down from 7.1 million bushels last year and 32% below the 5-year average.


Specifications include, but are not limited to: Establishing a contract for cow lactation feed premix to feed dairy cattle; Enhance productivity and minimize costs per the specifications of this invitation for bid.
to solicitation details & future business opportunities.
Matching bid notifications & access to all Statewide & Group bid details
Matching bid notifications from participating agencies
Access participating agency bids


Bagged compost pick up by Waste Management ended Saturday, November 26, 2016. If you still have bags, they can be dropped off into compost dumpsters located at 7651 Dan Hoey (next to the Community Garden). The dumpsters will be there from Friday, December 2, 2016 to Monday, December 12, 2016.
Leaf pick up in the City is on-going. In past years the last day of leaf pick up would be in early December, however due to leaves falling later in the season we will be continuing to pick up piles likely for another one to two weeks. We thank you for your patience as we move through the neighborhoods.


The Olean Hillside Farm's market, now in its 21st year, opens for business this year on Saturday, May 9, and will be open every Saturday until the end of October from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. - except for July 4, Aug. 23 and Sept. 12.
The Giambrones, an Amish baker and Miller's Farm Market will be on hand for the May 9 opening, but more vendors will come on board as the growing season moves into summer, Mrs. Giambrone said.
"We're still free for vendors," said Jean Giambrone, director of the newly named Olean Hillside Farmers Market. "The only thing we ask is that vendors don't sell junk. This is a farmers market, not a flea market. Crafts are fine, as long as they are homemade."
Farmers, gardeners, bakers or crafters interested in getting a market space should contact Mrs. Giambrone at 938-6061 to inquire.
Our Victory Garden 2009 initiative will allow people to bring their soil to the market for testing and allow Mrs. Giambrone to share her knowledge about gardening.
'Almost all of our gardening is done organically, so I want to help people learn how to do that," she said. "If I can help people in planting their gardens, in getting them some plants to get started, that would be great. If they end up with more produce than they can use, they can come back to the market to se
The Olean Hillside Farmers Market is open every Saturday from May 9 until the end of October from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. - except for July 4, Aug. 23 and Sept. 12.
We are located in Olean NY's War Veterans Park on the corner of East State Street and Front Street, directly opposite of Bradner Stadium.
No reviews available. Be the first!


Disclosure: I sometimes earn products or commissions from affiliate links or partnerships on my blog. I only recommend products and services I trust to serve you. Learn more.
Creating a beautiful garden shouldn’t take a lot of money. We run our homestead by the ethos of “Use it up, wear it out, make do, or do without,” so most of our gardening projects are things we’ve been able to do with cheap or even free materials right here from our own land.
Before you head out to the garden center and plunk down a load of cash on garden supplies and plants, take a look at these awesome garden ideas that you can do on the cheap or even for FREE.
To make it easier, you can look at cheap or free garden ideas in several different categories. Browse through them all for great ideas or jump to the category you are most interested in.
30 Awesome Cheap or Free Garden Projects
Cheap or Free Seed Starting and Plant Propagating
Grab some newspapers and make these easy seed starters! Susan from Learning and Yearning gives you the step-by-step tutorial so you can do it yourself.
Victoria from A Modern Homestead shows you how she used toothpaste boxes (the kind without a thick glossy coating or tons of crazy dyes) to create seed starters you can put right in the ground at planting time!
Victoria also has an awesome seed starting planner to help you make the most of your plantings this year. It’s free and adaptable to any garden zone!
Grow lights can be expensive, but they don’t have to be! Pam from Brown Thumb Mama will show you how you can make your own for about $10!
Head over to Original Homesteading to check out all the creative ways you can use materials you already have at home to start your seeds for free!
Seed tape is amazing for starting those little seeds that like to wander, like carrots. But premade seed tape can be expensive. Susan over at Learning and Yearning will show you how to make your own for super cheap!
Lesa from Better Hens and Gardens has an awesome seed starting and planting calendar template and shows you exactly what to consider when planning your garden.
Sure, you can buy premade seed starting mixes, but you can save money and better control your garden outcomes by creating your own. Lesa will show you exactly how in this tutorial.
If you’re antsy to begin seed starting in the winter, then The Reid Homestead has a tutorial to show you how to create mini-greenhouses using plastic milk jugs.
It can be expensive to buy berry bushes, but if you have raspberries nearby (or a friend with some to share) then Autumn from A Traditional Life will show you exactly how to propagate raspberries FOR FREE from suckers!
Who doesn’t love tons of basil? Pam from Brown Thumb Mama will show you what to do to get tons and tons of tasty basil from just one plant!
Not strictly seed starting, but once you get those plants in the ground it’s important to protect them! Here’s how to control this pest naturally for free from Original Homesteading.
Cheap or Free Container Gardening Ideas
With the amount of plastic waste in the world, it seems silly to go buy plastic planters at the garden center when you can easily source tons of great planters on the cheap or for free. Planters can be free buckets from the grocery bakery, but there are tons of other fantastic options if you’re willing to open your eyes and get creative! Here are tons of awesome ideas for container gardening for cheap or free:
This container technique uses soil layers that mimic the hugelkultur gardening method. Of all the container gardens we’ve ever tried (and we’ve grown a LOT in containers) this was easily the healthiest soil and most abundant container harvest we’ve ever had.
Jessica from 104 Homestead gives you loads of fun ideas for reusing and repurposing practically anything into fun planters!
Jess over at Faithful Farmwife gives you super easy DIY instructions for turning items you might otherwise toss in the trash (or recycling) into easy planters.
Susan over at Momcrieff shows you exactly how she managed to snag some awesome planters that are super expensive at the store for very little money. Learn and get inspired to do it yourself!
-If you’ve never considered it, take a look at gardening with rain gutters! There are tons of great flowers, herbs, and veggies you can (and should!) grow in gutters. Ann from A Farm Girl in the Making will show you how!
You can use practically anything for a planter if you’re willing to get a little creative. Mary from Boots and Hooves Homestead will show you some cool upcycled planter ideas you can try out today!
Cheap or Free Composting Ideas
You don’t need a big compost tumbler or a fancy box to compost your kitchen scraps. In fact, it’s super easy to get started for little to no money at all! Here are three ways to get the job done, even if you only have a small space to work with.
Short on space and money? Jess from Faithful Farmwife will show you how to compost in a 5-gallon bucket!
Victoria from A Modern Homestead shows you the exact technique for getting rich compost in buckets over time.
Vermicomposting is an awesome way to create a healthy garden. Kris from Attainable Sustainable shows you how you can get started with worm composting on the cheap!
Cheap or Free Garden Beds and Structures
Sure, you can buy raised bed frames, premade birdbaths, and trellises, but those things cost an arm and a leg and aren’t always better in the long run. The solution? Try these projects you can do with little to no money! For example, in the photo you can see our first small hugelkultur raised bed. The results from it were the best of any garden technique I’d ever tried and it cost so much less than some of our other attempts!
Careful though. Not all upcycled and found materials are created equally. Check out these tips for getting these materials safely before doing projects with recycled or reclaimed materials.
Here are some great cheap or free projects you can build in and around your garden:
Jessica from 104 Homestead will show you some fun and creative ways to create a beautiful garden trellis for little to no money!
Ann from A Farm Girl in the Making shows you some creative ways to use found materials to create beautiful raised garden beds!
Hugelkultur is a method of soil layering that results in healthy plants and fantastic yields! It also improves overall soil health over time. It’s one of our favorite gardening methods and Autumn from A Traditional Life will show you how to get started!
If you have trees available then they are a great free solution for making beautiful raised beds! Ashley from Practical Self Reliance will show you how.
Do you know what hypertufa is? I know I didn’t! This is a fun project you can adapt to all kinds of designs and garden types.
Cold frames are great for cold weather gardening. Sharon from Simply Canning will show you the easy way to make one for (almost) free!
A wattle fence is a perfect way to use branches, vines, and other tree pieces in the garden. The result is quaint and picturesque as if out of a storybook. Tess from Homestead Lady will show you how to create one for yourself!
This great cold frame tutorial uses straw bales instead of wood or blocks. Get the tutorial from the Reid Homestead.
Kathi from Oak Hill Homestead shows you some easy and relatively inexpensive ways you can trellis plants beyond traditional tomato cages or expensive trellises from the garden center.
We’ve already done several of these cheap or free projects but I have SO many left to try. I’m looking forward to building things like trellises and wattle fences in the near future!


Welcome fall with final farmers market Saturday
October 9, 2009
By Warren Kagarise
NEW — Noon, Oct. 9, 2009
Usher in fall at the final Issaquah Farmers Market of the season Saturday.
Vendors will peddle produce, flowers, and arts and crafts at Pickering Farm, 1730 10th Ave. N.W., from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
The farmers market launched in 1990 and grew to more than 100 vendors who arrive at Pickering Barn each Saturday morning during market season.
Live entertainment is part of the market. The market also features special events, such as cooking demonstrations and giveaways.
The farmers market will return in April.


Matthew Noonan, Agfarm Account Manager
The week started off with a big dust storm in Southern NSW. The reason they’re coming in thick and fast is obviously the drought conditions throughout most of NSW. Although, driving around the last week there is more paddocks worked up than a month ago. There have been a few storms around, but not much rain. As for the forecast, the tropical event off the south east QLD coast doesn’t look as though it will push into the southern QLD and NSW grain growing regions. Markets have continued to slide the past week with international values adding to the grind.
With sorghum making its way from Northern NSW into the Griffith region there has been some pressure on NSW wheat markets, which are off around $15-20/MT in the past four to five weeks. Currently Griffith is pricing at around $400-418/MT dependent on buyer. Most buyers are either holding some length or can source from cheaper origins (SA/WA) compared to Southern NSW. If not a seller for now, your next window of opportunity may be late March into April, but tread carefully as any large uniform break in the season to allow healthy NSW planting conditions may put some short-term pressure on markets.
Barley continues to be a slow and steady event. The China probe has put a lot of pressure on markets Australia wide, and with a large crop in WA, it seems there is enough to cover shortages on the east coast throughout the year. If anything, barley is probably too large a spread to wheat and should have found its way into the ration a bit more by now. This would cause an uplift in demand, but it doesn’t seem to have happened as yet. Trade offers of barley into opportunistic NSW feed markets are around $10-15/MT under where growers with barley are actually sellers. So, if you’re holding out for a few more dollars, the demand needs to increase and stock coming from alternate sources needs to get tight.
Canola markets have suffered a cruel decline from international moves. The market is around $10/MT off but are still relatively good historically.
Photo: Irrigated cotton near Griffith NSW.
Prices as at 21st February
* View of current market pricing. Does not represent current Agfarm bids.


- This event has passed.
Florence Farmers Market
September 26, 2019 @ 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
An event every week that begins at 8:00 am on Thursday, repeating until September 26, 2019
The market is held during the summer months through Sept 26th, 2019.
8 am to 1 pm every Thursday
organic veggies, veggies, baked items, craft items, wood items, jewelry, eggs, herbs, plants, honey, and honey related items, tamales, sausages and dogs, massages available, library story hour, jams and jellies, vanilla, FFA, and more


Frequently, during the year, Coffee Exchange will come across special coffees that are only available in small "lots," too small for year long inventory but of such high quality we need to make available to our customers for "as long as supplies last." These special offerings should be available for the foreseeable future, a few months, maybe more, maybe less. We offer these special coffees for variety and for those unique experiences coffee drinkers live for.
Thanksgiving limited offerings
Kenya Top AA -- Kiangombe Washing Station
Kiangombe washing station opened in 1998 and the village surrounding it has a spectacular view of Mt. Kenya. With the highly prized varietals of SL-28 and SL-34 being washed in the waters from the Mukengeria river and dried on raised beds this Top lot displays notes of tomatillo, dried pineapple, chocolate along with a big creamy body. This coffee is sure to please even the most discerning taste buds.
Costa Rica -- Hacienda Sonora Honey Natural
Hacienda Sonora is located in the central valley of Costa Rica at the foot of the Poas volcano. This coffee is unique in more ways to count. First off the processing is a 50/50 blend of Natural and Black Honey where all of the cherry’s mucilage is left intact then covered during drying. Secondly the varietals in this coffee are comprised of everything that the farm grows including Red and Yellow Catuai, Venecia, Bourbon, Geisha, Villalobos, and Villa Sarchi. With notes of lime, watermelon, fig and a heavy body this coffee will weaken the knees. The Coffee Exchange will offer this coffee as both a Single Origin Espresso, and for your standard coffee makers.
Burundi – Mpanga Washing Station
Jean-Clement Birabereye opened this washing station in 2008 and he puts a premium on the farmers contributing to pick ripe cherry and practice organic methods (though the farms do not carry organic certification). Each year Mpanga puts out some of the most high quality, clean coffees coming out of Burundi. In 2014 Mpanga was awarded 1st and 3rd place in the Cup of Excellence competition. The Coffee Exchange has offered the Natural lot in the past, and it was so good that we decided to bring it back. This years lot is 100% Red Bourbon coming from the Nyangwe family farm. Notes of rhubarb, watermelon, and peach make this coffee as good as it has been in the past, if not better.
Panama -- Baru Indian High
This coffee comes from the Anselito Estate owned by the Perez Balladares family. Located near the Baru volcano in western Panama near the Costa Rican border the Estate grows Typica and Catuai varietals which are traditionaly grown in this region. The coffee displays a classic flavor profile indicative of this region with notes of chocolate, allspice, black pepper and orange peel.
Rwanda -- Kodukak Cooperative – Kigeyo Washing Station
In 2006, 257 farmers from the area decided to pick and process their coffee together at the Kigeyo washing station to increase the quality of their coffee. By 2015 this group has become a registered cooperative comprised of 990 member farmers, 339 of which are women. The Bourbon varietal which these farmers cultivate gathers flavor notes of chocolate, white peach, vanilla. Add a great body, and this Fair-Trade/Organic certified coffee is a crowd pleaser to say the least.
Last updated November 21st, 2016


Russian Grain company Russian Trade Organization (RTO) offers the flax seeds on terms CIF ports of Egypt with the following characteristics:
Indicators of flax seeds (linseed):
- moisture 6-8%
- impurity 2%
- oil seeds 42-45%
Delivery condition: CIF Alexandria - Damietta, Egypt
The total quantity : 3000 tons.
Packing: in bulk or in big bags.
Form of payment: LC, SBLC, T/T or by agreement.
Prices and availability of goods in stock - please check with managers!


Our interlock repair and sodding crew are a cut above the rest! Patios, walkways and driveways often become rutted and uneven over time, and can look unsightly with gaps that allow grass and moss to grow. Drainage and safety are also concerning with regards to an uneven surface. Lifting and relaying these areas, along with applying the correct sand finish can really make a property look so much better!
Nothing looks better than a new lawn installation. We at Terra can provide service to remove the existing sod, new soil/grading, fresh sod direct from the farm, along with providing detailed watering instructions for the long term health of your lawn.


Russia introduced taxes on wheat exports, an effort to reduce food prices after the ruble’s collapse made it attractive for farmers to sell grain abroad.
The tax, which runs from February through June, will be 15 percent of a shipment’s total value, plus 7.50 euros ($9.14) a metric ton, according to a statement posted today on the government’s website. The charge will reduce exports by at least 6.5 percent for the season ending June 30, the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies, or Ikar, predicted today.
Russia, the world’s fourth-biggest wheat exporter, is adding restrictions to international grain shipments to cope with a currency crisis that has raised food prices for consumers. While in the past Russia’s curbs have boosted wheat prices on the Chicago exchange, the effect will be smaller this time because of a record global harvest, according to Dmitry Rylko, director of Moscow-based market researcher Ikar.
“This wheat may be sourced from our Black Sea neighbors,” he said by phone today. “It’s like a slight cold for the world market.”
The move follows similar export duties in 2008 and 2004. In 2010, the nation banned companies from shipping wheat overseas amid the worst drought in a half-century, leading to a 47 percent surge in Chicago prices that year.
Wheat for March delivery has declined 2.2 percent since Russia announced the tax on Dec. 22, trading at $6.1175 a bushel as of 8:34 a.m. on the Chicago Board of Trade.
The tax will amount to at least 35 euros a ton, according to the government’s statement today. The extra payment isn’t likely to cause losses for farmers because the government is targeting only “excess profits,” Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich said on Rossiya 24 television yesterday.
The ruble has fallen 39 percent this year, the most among 24 developing countries monitored by Bloomberg, as falling oil prices and sanctions over the Ukraine conflict pushed the Russian economy toward recession. The currency’s decline made it cheaper for overseas buyers to purchase Russian grain, leading to a surge in exports that helped drive up the cost of bread for local consumers.
Russia exported a record 14.4 million tons of wheat from July through Dec. 1, according to Vladimir Petrichenko, director general of market researcher ProZerno.
Government regulators have turned to a variety of measures to slow down shipments, such as denying certificates that grain sellers and buyers need after sanitary inspections and blocking contaminated cargoes. Exports came to a complete halt on Dec. 18, Arkady Zlochevsky, president of the nation’s grain union, said this week.
Officials will exercise more scrutiny before issuing grain- safety certificates after sanitary inspection, Deputy Prime Minister Dvorkovich said in the television interview. Trucks arriving at port will be turned back if found being overloaded, he said.


6995 Southwest 46th Street, Redmond, OR
Beautiful Buildable acreage conveniently located between Redmond and Bend. Gorgeous mountain views of the Three Sisters from this parcel. 4.3 Acres of Swalley irrigation water rights. Currently in pasture. Opportunity to connect to SW Quarry Water System for domestic water. Build your dream house here and have easy access to both the Bend and Redmond areas.


Like a result of ours specialty and repair consciousness, our enterprise has won a superb popularity amid buyers everywhere in the environment for Compost Machine Organic Waste, Waste Composting Machine, vinasse compost windrow turner, Soybean Pulp Compost Making Machine,Waste Composting Machine For Home. Welcome all nice buyers communicate details of products and ideas with us!! The product will supply to all over the world, such as Europe, America, Australia,Rome, Bahrain,Vancouver, Las Vegas.You can always find the solutions you have to have in our company! Welcome to inquire us about our product and anything we know and we can help in auto spare parts. We have been looking forward to work with you for a win-win situation.


Place of Origin:
Rice Grain Dryer is a perfect choice for drying and preserving rice. It is designed with a stainless steel structure, ensuring its durability and reliability. The dryer is available in two different voltage versions - 220V and 380V - and offers an easy installation. The control system is available in both manual and automatic versions. The overall size of the Rice Grain Dryer is 5290*4798*15020mm, making it ideal for any space.
It is designed with safety and convenience in mind. The Rice Grain Dryer is equipped with advanced features, such as an adjustable temperature setting, overheat protection, and automatic shut-off. The dryer is also energy-efficient, so it can help save on electricity bills. With its easy-to-operate control panel, the Rice Grain Dryer is easy to use and maintain. The dryer is ideal for drying a variety of grains, such as rice, wheat, corn, sorghum, and more.
The Rice Grain Dryer is the perfect choice for those looking for an efficient and reliable way to preserve and store their grains. With its superior design and features, the Rice Grain Dryer is sure to provide years of reliable service. It is also a great choice for commercial use in restaurants, supermarkets, and other food-related establishments.
|Product Name||Rice Grain Dryer|
|Heating Method||Hot Air|
If you’re in the market for a high-performance rice grain dryer, the ZENVO 5HZV-30 is the perfect choice. Made in China and certified by CE, the dryer offers an impressive array of features. Its low power consumption and low noise level make it ideal for both commercial and residential use. Place your order with a minimum of one and receive it within 20 days with TT payment terms. The rice grain dryer also has a wide temperature range and is made of sturdy stainless steel for added durability.
The ZENVO 5HZV-30 rice grain dryer is perfect for harvesting and drying grains quickly and efficiently. Its low power consumption, low noise level and wide temperature range make it an excellent choice for any application. Plus, its stainless steel construction ensures it will stand up to the daily rigors of use. Place your order today and enjoy the benefits of this high-performance rice grain dryer.
Rice Grain Dryer Technical Support and Service
We provide technical support and services for Rice Grain Dryer products. Our team of experienced engineers can help you with your equipment installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. We offer on-site service, remote support, and phone assistance. Our technicians are available 24/7 to answer any questions you may have and to provide timely solutions for any issue.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.org or call us toll-free at 1-800-123-4567.
We use the following packaging and shipping methods for Rice Grain Dryer:
A: The Brand Name of this Rice Grain Dryer is ZENVO.
A: The Model Number of this Rice Grain Dryer is 5HZV-30.
A: This Rice Grain Dryer is made in China.
A: Yes, this Rice Grain Dryer is CE certified.
A: The Minimum Order Quantity for this Rice Grain Dryer is 1.
Send your inquiry directly to us


Melinda’s Garden: Heirloom Plant Varieties
From marshmallows to tomatoes, there's bound to be something for everyone.
It can be hard to get other people to appreciate the garden if they’re not plant people themselves. Not everyone gets the thrill of a perfectly ripe tomato, the scent of freshly turned earth, a spectacular dahlia opening up right on cue in August.
But there is one way to impress most people: show them your marshmallow plant.
Melinda Myers brings us the appeal of that and other delightful heirloom varieties in this week’s Melinda’s Garden.


Work with an advisor that invests in you and get to know your farm like never before.
Evaluate results, prioritize fields and revise plans throughout the season with timely crop intelligence.
Take the guesswork out of planning, with season-on-season projections based on data, and backed by advisor expertise.
“One particular grower of mine used SkyScout to verify weed pressure aross the farm and they saved a significant amount on their herbicide program. They made changes to their approach and they are still clean to this day. A definite impact to their bottom line.“
PRESERVE YOUR LEGACY.
Develop long-term strategies that will help keep your operation profitable for generations to come.
Pass on valuable insights and a deeper understanding of your land’s unique parameters.
Spend time on what matters most: land stewardship, farm profitability, good planning and time with your loved ones.
HOW IT WORKS
We scan your fields acre-by-acre throughout the season and gather data at submillimeter resolution.
Our system delivers actionable crop insights based on powerful AI and agronomy expertise.
Visualize and prioritize your in-season needs and plan for next season with your advisor.
BACKED BY YOUR TARANIS TEAM
You and your Landus advisor are backed by a full-service team with decades of agronomy expertise.
READY TO TRANSFORM YOUR OPERATION?
Landus SkyScout can turn leaf-level data into actionable insights. Read your fields from the palm of your hand. Make decisions with more certainty and speed than ever before. And have a more informed discussion with us to preserve your hard-earned, farm legacy. Fill out the form below to get started.


Edmond Fallot Tarragon Mustard
Based in Burgundy, France. Edmond Fallot have been producing the finest mustards since 1840. They are the last independent and family run mustard mill in Burgundy. Top quality raw materials and traditional methods are used to grind the mustard seeds by stone to extract the best flavour.
Pairs well with chicken, eggs, fish and spring lamb.
Allergens* - Mustard


FOOD-PRICE inflation concerns for policy makers are set to persist even as rice declines and wheat trades below this year’s peak, according to the United Nations, which said that importers are still paying more than a year ago.
Another year of bumper wheat and rice harvests, as well as a continued surplus in corn, is needed to bring stockpiles back to "healthy" levels and reduce inflation concerns, Abdolreza Abbassian, senior economist at the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), said in Singapore.
Costlier food may worsen the lives of the 1.1 billion people who the World Bank says live on less than $1 a day, adding to pressure on central banks to raise interest rates even amid increased concerns that the global economy may slip back into recession. Global food prices reached a record in February.
"Food security is the number-one priority of governments, followed by food inflation," Amit Gulrajani, general manager for rice trading and shipping at Olam International, said at a conference in Singapore. Olam, based in the city-state, is one of the world’s three biggest rice shippers.
The World Food Price Index, a 55-item gauge compiled by the Rome- based FAO, rallied 26% in the year to August.
Wheat in Chicago, which peaked at $9.1675 per bushel on February 14, has shed 14% this year and traded at $6.80. Rice, trading at $16.86 per £100, has lost 9.1% since reaching the highest level since 2008 earlier this month.
While the World Food Price Index may decline for a third month in September, the gauge will remain above last year’s level and provide no relief for food-deficit countries that rely on imports for supplies, Abbassian said.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy warned in June that the world must take action to avoid another food crisis, saying policy makers risked making this a "century of hunger" unless there were new rules on global supplies.
Food prices will remain higher in the next decade than the past 10 years as farm production slows and demand increases, the OECD and the FAO said in a joint report in June. Global output is forecast to grow an average 1.7% a year through 2020, compared with 2.6% in the previous decade, they said in their annual Agricultural Outlook report.
XGlobal inventories of cereals including rice, wheat and corn will meet about 20.8% of demand, or 76 days, in the 2011-2012 season, the smallest level of coverage since the 2007- 2008 season, the FAO said in a recent report.
Tightening corn supply, which the FAO described as a cause for concern, was already reflected in high prices, the agency said on September 8. Corn futures in Chicago traded at $6.9725 per bushel yesterday, 37% higher than a year ago.
Rice prices in Chicago gained in July and August.


HAMBURG - Chicago wheat and soybeans fell on Thursday following reports of progress in talks to create a safe corridor for ships carrying Ukraine's cereal and oilseed exports.
Fears of a potential global recession also weighed on the market.
Chicago Board of Trade's most active wheat fell 0.4% to $8.07-1/4 a bushel by 1155 GMT. Corn was flat at $5.95-1/4 a bushel, while soybeans declined 1.3% to $13.34 a bushel.
Wednesday's talks in Istanbul delivered elements of a possible deal on a Ukrainian shipping, Russia's foreign ministry said.
"Wheat, corn and soybeans are falling today on reports of possible progress in negotiations to create a safe sea corridor for Ukrainian grain and oilseed exports plus wider economic concerns about a possible recession and demand destruction," said Matt Ammermann, StoneX commodity risk manager.
"Ukraine really needs high-volume ocean shipping to move out its grain exports, a sea channel would be a major development, perhaps enabling Ukraine to put large volumes of grains into the world market and clear its storage as its harvest arrives.”
Ukraine's exports were slashed after Russia's invasion in February closed seaports.
"Markets are not slamming down, partly because the detail is still awaited and enormous issues still have to be resolved in the shipping talks," Ammermann said. "I remain sceptical of a rapid agreement on shipping."
Russia has a large harvest approaching and may be interested in normalising shipping in the Black Sea to move its exports out, he said.
"Markets are also being weakened by fears central banks will raise interest rates to combat inflation and so raise the threat of a world recession, which would cause demand destruction for grains and soybeans," Ammermann added.
Falls were limited by forecasts of sunshine and high temperatures in the U.S. Midwest in the coming days, unwelcome for corn, he added.
(Reporting by Michael Hogan in Hamburg, additional reporting by Naveen Thukral in Singapore, editing by Aditya Soni)


In a rapidly evolving world where sustainable agriculture is becoming increasingly crucial, a pioneering company emerged. Their mission? To rewrite the rules of agriculture and revolutionize the way we produce greens all year around, regardless of the climate while also conserving water and land, and eliminating pesticides.
They faced a pivotal moment in their journey.
To spearhead their ambitious expansion plans and lead their global expansion pre-IPO, they needed a leader who possessed the perfect blend of entrepreneurial spirit, growth mindset, and a deep understanding of the food production space. Their internal talent team had struggled to find a suitable candidate amid a competitive market.
Enter Gillespie Manners:
Drawing on our extensive networks and specialized knowledge of the market, we identified a shortlist of highly qualified candidates. We supported the client and candidates throughout a rigorous interview process and ultimately placed an esteemed SVP of Farm Operations into the business, within budget and ahead of schedule.


Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced continued progress during the first 90 days of implementing the Agricultural Act of 2014 (the 2014 Farm Bill). Progress has occurred throughout all Farm Bill titles including announcements on trade and marketing promotion, the establishment of conservation programs, the initiation of specialty crop and local food programs, funding for rural development programs, and more.
Among the first major farm bill initiatives to be implemented were disaster relief programs for livestock producers, many of whom have been waiting years for assistance. On April 15, USDA announced disaster relief through the Livestock Indemnity Program and the Livestock Forage Disaster Program. After the 2008 Farm Bill passed, it took over one year to set up disaster assistance programs. In 2014, it took under 10 weeks. As of May 1, 2014, approximately 33,000 applications have been received and $16.3 million in payments has been disbursed.
In the coming months, producers will be asked to enroll in one of the new farm bill's risk management programs. USDA is now accepting applications from Land Grant Universities, 1890 Colleges, Hispanic-serving institutions and tribal colleges to create web-based tools that will help provide producers with information on the Agricultural Risk Coverage Program and Price Loss Coverage Program, as well as the larger protection program for dairy and the non-insured crop disaster assistance program.
More announcements on the new agriculture research foundation, educational tools for producers, improvements to conservation programs, and other Farm Bill provisions will continue to be made in the coming weeks and months.
To stay up-to-date on USDA's Farm Bill implementation progress, visit www.usda.gov/farmbill.


Performance Organics Blooms Plant Nutrition Granules, 2.5-Lbs.
- Use Miracle-Gro Performance Organics Blooms Plant Nutrition Granules to feed flowering plants
- OMRI listed plant food promotes more blooms (vs unfed potted plants) organically for vibrant color in flowers
- Enjoy Miracle-Gro results with organic and natural ingredients
- Reapply every 4-6 weeks and water regularly for best results
- Covers up to 165 sq. ft.
|Country of Origin||US|
|Manufacturer Name||SCOTTS MIRACLE GRO|
Please add firstname.lastname@example.org to your address book.
This functionality is enabled only for desktop.


UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
669 County Square Dr. Suite 100
Ventura CA 93003
Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Please phone ahead as staff schedules vary due to COVID-19.
We are also available via phone and email.
Click here for our office directory: Contact/Staff Info
Fumigants and fumigant alternatives (4/11)
New permit and fumigation requirements
Soil fumigation federal labeling
California Strawberry Commission update on regulatory issues pertaining to the industry
Alternative fumigants and emmission reduction technologies
Anaerobic soil disinfestation in Ventura County
Evaluation of sustainable strawberry production systems for California
Combinations of steam with solarization or mustard meal in Macrophomina phaseolina infested buffer zone
CSA sponsored research on raised bed through substrate systems


Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Everlasto Assorted Jute Garden Twine 225G Balls 4 Pack
£13.34 (Inc. UK VAT)
An assorted value pack of 4 – Everlasto assorted jute garden twine 225G balls.
Pack includes; 2 natural brown and 2 green jute twine balls.
A high quality natural 3 ply jute twine.
Ideal for horticultural and garden use – will blend in amongst your plants and floral arrangements.
Also great for use in craft applications and general purpose.
Made in the UK by James Lever of Bolton.


2014-13 - Grain and Seed Exports Program - Fee Remission Program
To advise industry of a Fee Remission Program which will be introduced from 1 May 2014 for all commodities under the Grain and Seed Exports Program cost recovery arrangement.
- The reduction in service delivery fees and charges applies to all commodities under the Grain and Seed Exports Program cost recovery arrangement including grain, seed, fodder, nuts, cotton, forest products, hay, straw and processed plant products.
- From 1 May 2014 the Fee Remission Program will provide a reduction in tonnage charges, fee-for-service, overtime and electronic documentation fees.
- For consignments where loading of prescribed grain is completed on or after 1 May 2014 the whole consignment’s tonnage will be charged at the reduced rate of $0.08 per tonne.
- Fees and charges for commodities under the Horticulture Exports Program cost recovery arrangement will remain unchanged.
Table 1. Reduced fees and charges applied to the Grain and Seed Export Program from 1 May 2014.
|Fee or Charge type||Current rate||Reduction amount||Reduced rate|
|Tonnage – Prescribed Grain||$0.11 per tonne||$0.03||$0.08 per tonne|
|Fee for service||$36 per 1/4 hr||$2||$34 per 1/4 hr|
|Overtime – time and a half||$15 per 1/4 hr||$1||$14 per 1/4 hr|
|Overtime – Time and half – non-continuous||$180 Min. 3 hrs||$9||$171 Min. 3 hrs|
|Overtime – Double time||$20 per 1/4 hr||$1||$19 per 1/4 hr|
|Overtime – Double time – non-continuous||$240 Min. 3 hrs||$12||$228 Min. 3 hrs|
|Overtime – Double time & a half||$25 per 1/4 hr||$1||$24 per 1/4 hr|
|Overtime – Double time & a half – non-continuous||$300 Min. 3 hrs||$15||$285 Min. 3 hrs|
|Electronic document||$16 per document||$4||$12 per document|
The Department of Agriculture has established an industry reserve (IR) for the Grain and Seed Exports Program cost recovery arrangement to enable the department and industry to smooth the impact of changes in revenue and/or expenses within the arrangement over a period of years.
Current departmental policy is to hold between 2% - 10% of forward year expenditure to offset unanticipated downturns in activity that cannot be immediately met by commensurate reductions in expenditure.
Because the IR balance is in excess of the above thresholds, the Fee Remission Program is being implemented to reduce the IR balance. The Grain and Plant Products Export Industry Consultative Committee (GPPEICC) has agreed to the fee and charge remissions which are to be applied to commodities under the Grain and Seed Exports Program cost recovery arrangement.
Further information on fees and charges can be accessed on the department’s website at Plant Exports Fees and Charges.
If you have any further enquiries, please contact the Grain and Seed Exports program on 02 6272 3229 or Grain Export.
Plant Export Operations


Strain Review Guide for Speed + Auto Feminized Marijuana Seeds
Hybrid result of crossing between a Critical Mass strain automatic R & D department of Sweet Seeds, selected by its rapid flowering and a strain Speed + selected very Devil # 2 fast flowering.Variety autoflowering was developed for very fast flowering and harvest only in 7 weeks.
Genetics of the strain are: Critical mass x Speed Devil #2 and it is
Flowering time averages 7 weeks and this is an Autoflowering plant.
Typically seeds come in Feminized packs and the yield is around Indoor: 350 – 450 gr/m² / Outdoor: 300 – 400 g/plant
This plant grows Medium and can be grown: Grows indoors, Grows outdoors


Our production process: Equipment and Technology
The Gjikondi Company today operates with a modern PIERALISI assembly line, which has the capacity to process freshly harvested olives at a rate of 1800 – 2000kg per hour. This capacity has been able to fulfil the needs of the local population.
Our factory is located in the village of Qeparo, along the coast line of the Ionian Sea, and at the heart of the Albanian Riviera. This area holds a centuries-old tradition in the cultivation of olive trees and production of olive oil.
The factory covers a surface area of 1500 sq. meters (16,145 sq.ft.). It features a closed- concept assembly line; from the collection and washing of the hand-picked olives, to the pressing, storing and final packaging of our fresh, great tasting Gjikondi Olive Oil. Our processing method ensures that all the flavour, nutritional values and health benefits of our oil are carefully preserved for your enjoyment. This is achieved by using the Oxygen-Free-Malaxer method, which protects the olive paste from any exposure to air during processing. This makes it possible to obtain the freshest, Premium quality Extra Virgin oil, which is then ready to be packaged and labelled.
Our modern production line covers an area of about 300-350 sq. meters (3200- 3700 sq.ft.) and the product is stored in stainless steel, food-grade storage tanks which have a volume capacity of 100 tonnes (116,279 Liters). The final product goes through rigorous quality checks and testing done in a mini laboratory; it is then transferred to the filling/ packaging line.
Our production process will remain uninterrupted even in the event of a blackout as there is an electricity generator on site.
Our most recent, more powerful assembly line was installed in 2014, whereas the facility itself underwent major renovation in 2007.


A bit about us
T&G Fresh is our New Zealand domestic business and provides the backbone of New Zealand's fresh fruit and vegetable infrastructure.
We've set our sights on transforming New Zealand's fresh produce industry for the better.
We grow citrus, berries, apples and tomatoes, and pack potatoes, onions, carrots and avocados for our grower partners. We have incredible brands - Beekist, Lotatoes, Jazz and Envy to name a few.
And an unwavering commitment to grow, sell, market and distribute.
We have a comprehensive network of growers and markets and a commitment to innovation, new technology and improving our infrastructure.
About the position
The Category Procurement Specialist is responsible for building and managing strong, sustainable relationships with growers and suppliers in order to procure and manage the T&G supply of our tomato and cucumber category to meet the customer demand required, maximise T&G profit and grow market share.
In this role you will be involved in the following :
What we are looking for
It goes without saying that you will have exceptional communication, negotiation and time management skills, enabling you to prioritise your workloads and ensure deadlines are met.
To be successful in this role our ideal candidate will need :
Our mindsets are : Grounded, Resilient, Open & Winning. We are looking for someone who can embody these mindsets, someone who is passionate about taking ownership of their role and wanting to make a difference at T&G.


Add to Cart to Request a Quote, or Call 833.261.6501 for Contractor/Distributor Pricing.
Starting at lowest listed price
Black Ground Cover is a woven polypropylene fabric with excellent permeability to let air, water, and nutrients through while blocking the light required for weed growth. It’s UV treated and Striped every 12 to aid in plant spacing. This product is available in widths of 3′, 4′, 6′, 10′, 12′, and 15′. The standard length is 300′.
Black Ground Cover is a premium choice for ground cover fabric. Tough enough to take years of daily punishment, Ground Cover stops weeds while providing a professional look to any growing layout. Tightly woven yet easy breathable, water drains quickly without getting trapped. Ultra-wide widths (up to 15.5 feet) make for quick and easy installation. This product is ideal for greenhouses, outdoor displays, and a weed barrier for general plantings.
Black Ground Cover is available in the following stock sizes:
6′ x 300′ | 10′ x 300′ | 12′ x 300′ | 15′ x 300′
It is also available in the following non-stock sizes:
3′ x 300′ | 4′ x 300′


Grape Vine Sources
Here is a list of vine sources from local Puget Sound growers in 2006:
We currently have cuttings of:
Pinot Noir, clone 667
Chardonnay, clone 76
In 2007 we will have quantities of Pinot Noir clones 777 and Pommard.
Also, in 2007 from our experimental vineyard, we will have small (under 100) cuttings of Regent, St. Laurent, Zweigelt, Dornfelder, Auxerrois, Garanoir, Riesling, Pinot Meunier, Phoenix.
Cuttings are $1 each + tax
(and shipping, but can arrange pickup).
(There is a 10 cutting minimum order)
We can also custom grow small quantities of 1 year old vines of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay without rootstock.
Email: Steve Snyder
Lopez Island Vineyards
Lopez Island, WA
Currently Available in large quantities:
Currently Available in small quantities:
Timing: We prune in January and February
Cost: $20/bundle of canes (~200 cuttings) or Free if removed from trellis behind pruning crew.
Contact: Brent Charnley
Bainbridge Island Vineyards and Winery
Bainbridge Island, WA
Gerard Bentryn teaches a class every winter
either in January or February at his winery.
As a part of the class, students learn to prune vines in their vineyards. At the end of the
class, you are allowed to take as many cuttings as you can carry.
Contact: Gerard Bentryn


Deere Announces 2020 Startup Collaborator Program CompaniesThu, 23 Jan 2020 10:57:38 CST
Deere & Company announced the companies that will be part of the 2020 cohort of the Startup Collaborator program in its Intelligent Solutions Group. This program launched last year to enhance and deepen collaborative relationships with startup companies whose technology could add value for John Deere customers.
"The first year of the John Deere Startup Collaborator program showed us and the startups involved the tremendous mutual value of working closely together," said Julian Sanchez, director of strategy and business development at Deere's Intelligent Solutions Group. "We're excited to continue building on the program's success."
Deere is pleased to welcome into the Startup Collaborator four leading startups working to transform agriculture:
• DataFarm A Brazilian company building digital tools to recommend climate-smart agricultural practices to optimize farmers' return on investment
• FaunaPhotonics A company from Denmark building technology for real-time pest detection to ensure sustainable crop management and improve tools for pest control
• Fieldin An Israeli company working on data management tools for specialty crops
• EarthSense A company from Champaign, IL building novel sensing methods to improve in-field data collection
The Startup Collaborator provides flexibility for Deere and startups to test innovative technologies with customers and dealers without a more formal business relationship. Startups also gain affiliation with and mentoring from a world-class leader in precision agriculture.
Deere & Company (www.JohnDeere.com) is a world leader in providing advanced products and services for customers whose work is linked to the land those who cultivate, harvest, transform, enrich and build upon the land to meet the world's dramatically increasing need for food, fuel, shelter and infrastructure.
WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI


For greenhouse horticulturists, vertical gardening opens up the possibility of filling the greenhouse from the bottom to the top with foliage. Learn more...-->
NUGL is the only search app that offers equal and unbiased search results. We don’t sell top-spot listings or fake reviews, so our data stays true. Use NUGL to search for genuine user-rated retailers, brands, strains, services and more! Visit NUGL.com.
For information on a Free NUGL.com Listing for your business call 563.557.7571 or email Rnichols@GardenAndGreenhouse.net.Building a Hydroponic Nutrient Regimen
Preparing Semi-Hydroponics Media for Use
All LECA media share some common minerals and manufacturing processes that may lead to the presence of unknown soluble mineral salts within the ceramic body. Preparing media for use is critical to your success. Learn more...
13 Plants for a Full Shade Location
Some plants grow well in partial shade and even less plants will thrive in a full shade environment. If you have a full shade location that needs a plant try one of the following. Learn more...
Foliar Feeding for Plants
Foliar feeding is a great way to get your plants some additional nutrients and improve growth. Learn more...
Garden & Greenhouse Product Review -
Dr. Earth – Healing our Planet Learn more...
Geraniums are a Great Greenhouse Plant
For more great articles visit the GardenAndGreenhouse.net archive area.
| TNB Naturals |
ll-Natural pH Up & pH Down
| True Liberty Bags |
| Dyna-Gro |
Liquid Plant Food
| Terpinator |
Terpene Enhancer Nutrient Additive
| Ed Rosenthal |
OMRI Approved Pest Control
| TeraGanix |
Probiotic Wellness Garden
| GeoPot |
Professional Grade Fabric Pots
|Gualala Robotics |
LightRail Light Move
| Smith Greenhouse Supply |
Biochar Soil Conditioner
| For More Information on even |
MORE products, click here!
|2018 © NICHOLS PUBLISHING COMPANY|
|If you no longer want to receive emails from us, you can unsubscribe.|


Bargam Sprayers will be exibited at the Lamma Show on 16th and 17th of January 2013. There will be the latest Bargam 'Super BDU' tractor mounted sprayer. This is a 1600lt 24, 28 or 30m machine with some great new features and variable boom geometry fitted as standard. There will also be a Bargam 1300lt 12m fully hydraulic rear folding sprayer. The trailed this year is the new Bargam Compact trailed with a steering axle and 24m boom. The self propelled on display is the Bargam Mac 2500 MC. Our superb low ground pressure machine with mechanical axles and GPS auto section control as standard. We will also be dispalying the latest controllers from Arag, Mueller and other sprayer components.
Posted on 10/12/2012
by James Bargam


The Sustainable City is working to become the first operational Net Zero Energy city in Dubai. To achieve this, The City is providing space for residents to grow their own food using environmentally friendly practices.
Established in 2015, The Sustainable City spans 45,700 square meters and is home to over 2,700 residents. It has been recognized as ‘The Happiest Community’ by the Gulf Cooperation Council for the last three years.
The City was built with a three-tiered approach to sustainability, accounting for social, environmental, and economic sustainability. The City’s developers aim to create a self-sustaining community and promote conscious living.
It features a community park with 11 biodome greenhouses and a total capacity of more than 3,000 square meters of land for urban farming. The villas are grouped into five residential clusters, each with their own urban farm for the residents to access. The farms contain greenhouse biodomes, hydroponic and aquaponic systems. These systems work to grow foods including vegetables, dates, and figs.
The Sustainable City is also home to The Sustainable Human Project, started by landscape architect for and resident of The Sustainable City, Phil Dunn. The project, launched in November 2020, is testing sustainable living in the city over the course of a year.
“I hope my project gets people thinking about what that means and the environmental impact this has with emissions from transport and such dependency on others to get our food,” Dunn tells Food Tank.
Dunn is growing his own food in the community farms and bartering with neighbors for other essentials, creating a small-scale circular economy.
“The landscape here was designed to be productive and not just pretty to look at; it was always envisaged that it would grow a lot of the food for the residents and I wanted to put the design to the test,” Dunn says.
The City also provides incentives for residents who purchase electric cars, helping to reduce emissions within the city. Parking spaces, shaded by solar panels, provide additional energy.
It also features a Sustainable Plaza with shops, restaurants, cafes, offices, and apartments that provide the means for residents to sustain themselves and their families.
The City’s borders, which are lined with more than 2,500 trees, act as a buffer zone against pollutants and purify incoming air.
Supporting Dubai’s efforts to work towards a more sustainable future, the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment also put forward a new environmental policy that focuses on conservation, air quality, and sustainable agriculture. They aim to promote food security through urban farming practices and preserving natural resources.
“The Sustainable Human project can be a good example of action on a personal level that contributes to a larger change that can be seen at a country or global scale,” Dunn tells Food Tank. “Acting local but thinking big!”
Photo courtesy of Phil Dunn


Farmers, communities, and natural resources all benefit from sustainable agriculture.
CoreCarbonX (CCX) is honored to be a corporate sponsor for the Ag-tech 2022 conference and exhibition, which will be held in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, from December 3–5, 2022.
On the second day of the conference, Mr. Karthik Rao S, AVP of CoreCarbonX, will speak on the subject of “Sustainable Agricultural Practices.”
Meet our team at Stall No. A78.
Send us an email at: firstname.lastname@example.org to book a meeting with our team during the exhibition.


Hamilton, ON chinch bug control
Much like the sod webworm (the larva of a lawn moth), the chinch bug is a tiny insect that feeds on blades of grass. These bugs aren’t easily seen, but the damage they create is visible; if you’ve begun to spot sunken, irregular or large brown patches in your grass, chinch bugs may be the culprit. That means now is the time to call the professionals at TruGreen in Hamilton and get the customized, timely and effective chinch bug control required to get your yard back in good shape. With professional irrigation, fertilization and treatment applications that are tailored to your lawn’s exact needs — and that take a science-based approach — you can enjoy a pest-free yard.
Fight back against the dreaded chinch bug
Now that spring has arrived, you’ll want to make the most of your outdoor areas by maintaining your land and landscape. At TruGreen®, we sympathize because we understand how demanding landscaping can be, especially when there's also a pest infestation to worry about. Should you anticipate an infestation of chinch bugs, the first step is to learn more about our chinch bug control in Hamilton. After all, our goal is to carry out effective solutions and treatments to get the better of chinch bugs and other problems.
You can consider the lawn care experts at TruGreen as your first defense against chinch bugs. Should you begin seeing chinch bugs in your lawn and landscape, now is the time to seek out our professional chinch bug control rather than risk further damage by treating it yourself. Contact our trained specialists in Hamilton, who will inspect your landscape, plan the right solution and schedule follow-up inspections to make sure your pest problem doesn't return.
TruGreen: Dedicated to the health of your land and landscape
Various pests and diseases pose a threat to the health and appearance of your land and landscape. Your main issue could be grubs, caterpillars or the destructive emerald ash borer (EAB) — which has eradicated countless ash trees all over North America — or it might be pests that are known to move indoors when the conditions are right, including ants, cockroaches and even rodents. Fortunately, we're on hand to help should you begin seeing chinch bugs in your land and landscape.
Local lawn service gallery
Preventing chinch bugs from spreading is actually very simple: all you need to do is reach out to the experts. So don't go it alone and risk further damage from your unwanted pests — speak to TruGreen about our guaranteed chinch bug control in Hamilton.
We also offer a wide range of services in addition to chinch bug control, including:
A Real Difference!
by Brent H.
“Since we started using TruGreen a couple of years ago I have seen a real difference in the appearance of our yard, greener thicker grass and very few weeds. After wasting a lot of time and money trying to do my own lawn maintenance I believe that TruGreen is a very good value to our investment in our home. And we have recommended you to friend and neighbours. Thank You”
Before and After
by Darci F.
“I wish I could upload a before and after photo!! My front lawn went from straw & weeds to the nicest lawn on the street!! Thank you Trugreen!!”
Service with Prider
by Carol H.
“The tech was so interested in the care of my yard. He has seen it prosper and was so proud of it. He had suggestions for the future care of my yard. There was a lot of pride in his service.”
My lawn has never looked better.
by Andrea Deyoung
“I've had the service for a year now and my lawn has never looked better. I am really impressed by how my lawn has improved over time. I will continue to use their service even when I move to my new residence next year.”
A Satisfied Customer
by James M
“When I've had questions or needed additional service in a particular area, you returned and treated the problem area. Also, your service technicians have been courteous and helpful. If I see them, they tell me what they're doing and why, and if I don't see them, they always leave an explanation of what they did and why. So, I'm a satisfied customer.”


We There is a technical center of province level, EPG academician wor ept station, experiment station for EPG post doctors, and national 863 program set up in EPG group. With these platforms and strong technical ability, the more than 400 technicians have developed all variety of special high precise and high strength products, conducted mold programs for key components in the car and national industry revitalizing program, resulting more than 5000 developed over, among which 33 items are autonomous patent ept with 4 patent approved .- EPG Group the biggest agricultural gearbox and pto factory in China with 5 different branches. For more details: Mobile/whatsapp/telegram/Kakao us at: 0086-13083988828
Crawler Self-propelled Stainless Steel Fertilizer Spreader Custom Gearbox Hydraulic Control Conveying Fertilizer Chain Row
Product Introduction and Features
Crawler belt type self-propelled manure spreader, is suitable for using in paddy field, greenhouse, orchard etc. It can brush cutter gearbox Yerevan Armenia spread the manures under severe conditions, it can improve the wor ept efficiency, save labor.
Comes with power, the horsepower can be selected, with a sunshade can be disassembled according to the wor ept environment
Adopt China III engine
Custom gearbox. Hydraulically controlled fertilizer chains and spreading discs, preferred for spreading fertilizer in harsh conditions
One machine is versatile, can be selected according to the needs of the orchard, ditching, smoothing, ridge and greenhouse, and the large area of the paddy field is spread, easy to disassemble, simple to operate
|Model||Capacity||Power||Spreading width||Diesel engine||Dimension
|Machine weight||Crawler width||Drive mode|
Q: Are you ept company or manufacturer ?
A: We are factory.
Q: How long is your delivery time?
A: Generally it is 1-3 days if the goods are in stock. or it is 7-15 days if the goods are not in stock, it is according to quantity.
Q: Do you provide samples ? is it free or extra ?
A: Yes, we could offer the sample for free charge but do not pay the cost of freight.
Q: What is your terms of payment ?
A: Payment=3000USD, 30% T/T in advance
,balance before shippment.
If you have another question, pls feel free to contact us as below:
HangZhou ept Machinery Co.,Ltd.
HangZhou City,ZheJiang Province, China
The use of original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM) part numbers or trademarks , e.g. CASE® and John Deere® are for reference purposes only and for indicating product use and compatibility. Our company and the listed replacement parts contained herein are not sponsored, approved, or manufactured by the OEM.


|Home||» Products||» Fruits Plant||» Gulab Khas Plant|
We are a reputed supplier, exporter and manufacturer of Gulab Khas Plant to our highly honoured clients. It is grown in hygienic and sterile conditions as per the requirements under the guidance and supervision of our experts. Gulab Khas Plant stands high on quality, freshness and purity. This has gained us huge applaud from our clients leading to highly increasing demands among that of our competitors. We offer it to our clients at highly cost- effective prices in the market without any compromise with its quality.


Coast of Maine Monhegan Blend Black Earth is a rich blend of naturally composted barks and compost. The result is an easy-to-use, all-purpose organic soil ideal for top dressing lawns, filling in bare spots or as a general purpose soil amendment. Available in 1cu.ft. bags.
Coast of Maine Monhegan Blend Premium Top Soil
Top dressing lawns, filling in bare spots, general purpose soil amendment


It's been a long time since we were last able to get the mowers out. But a welcome dry spell gave us the chance to start giving the golf course some much needed definition.
Tees, approaches, surrounds, new turf, fairways & rough were all cut this week to some degree. Understandably, a few fairways and roughs were long after a wet, mild winter. They need a few more cuts before they are back to how we would like them to be.
The greens have firmed up nicely after a couple of Vibro rolls. The cold, frosty weather of late has stunted any growth but maybe this is not all bad. It should give us a bit of breathing room before the mowing season really kicks off.
The raised beds that will become the new memorial garden by the 1st tee are now ready for planting. Jeff Perkin and Dave Clark are sourcing the lavender and rosemary for the beds. Great stuff guys!
The right hand green side bunker at the 3rd hole has been shaped and edged. It is ready for drainage and sand now. 40 tons of bunker sand has been ordered and will arrive in the next fortnight.
The 13th path is now looking really good. Big thanks to Phil Lockett and John Newns for helping with path work. It is a massive improvement on the previous path, looking cleaner, lighter and more defined.
Quite a transformation really!
Many thanks also to Dave Asprey and Barry Barlow for collecting twigs this week. Also thanks to Tom and Len for burning a load of brash in the woodland between the 4th and 7th. Jeff Perkin had finished painting a complete new set of tee markers and they look brilliant!
I am away for a week of holiday next week. Ryan has taken a few days off this week and James will take a few days off after Easter. We all need a break after a long, wet and tiring winter!!
Have a great weekend and enjoy your golf!


Optimum nutrition for raising laying chicks from hatch to laying age (18-20 weeks). This complete feed with 18% - protein and quality nutrients is perfect for a strong start and early hen development. Click here or more information on this product.
50 lbs, 25 lbs, and 5 lbs.
Please contact us for current pricing and availability.


Dimpal needs to begin sowing for the Kharif season. She is from chirang and lives with a family of six. The recent disruption due to the COVID-19 crisis has made it difficult for Dimpal to procure essential supplies. She is falling short of options and time is ticking. With the help of this loan, she will be able to buy all the essentials required and begin the season on time. This will help her to have a successful harvest and fulfil the needs of her family.
My dream is to provide my child with a good education.


so do a lot of other fruits- bananas, mangoes, melons, kiwis, the peach/plum/apricot group, etc
Ethylene is a gas that's also a plant hormone- it tells plant cells that it's time to die.
When ethylene touches them, they just straight-up die and start to rot ASAP.
-meat was often just-barely cool 🙄
-ethylene-sensitive vegetables were usually TRASHED and unusable.
It will destroy your produce. Even putting them in the same truck can do that, depending on the situation.
EVERYONE IN THE PRODUCE INDUSTRY KNOWS THIS
The startups *are* doing it. And I just. How you supposed to trust a "food co" that doesn't even know you can't put melons & lettuce in the same box? These dudes are gonna solve food waste?


Canon Sprayer sprys 25 meter far at 3.5 bar. Ideal for Plots, Farms, Schools, Mines etc. Comes with spare springs. It has a 45mm intel and a 10 oulet/nozel. Optimal spray distance 25 meters At 3.5 Bar. Aliminium and steel construction.
You forgot to select your pick up point!
Remember, we have pick up locations throughout the country, just pick one!


Thurston Manufacturing has achieved the ultimate in ease and versatility with it's BLU-JET line of StripTill Systems row units. These highly adjustable row units will fit on a number of BLU-JET mainframes, easily match varying field conditions, and eliminate the maintenance nightmare created by most StripTill implements on the market.
The BLU-JET AT3000 Liquid Injection Applicator combines the best in precision liquid application technology with unmatched versatility. Whether the intended use is for private, rental, or custom application, the AT3000 can be configured to meet your needs.
Yard Feeder is the path to effortless beauty for lawn and landscape, delivering fertilizers or virtually any other liquid product through drip or sprinkler irrigation systems. Yard Feeder works with minimal maintenance or intervention, so it’s great for residential yards, business complexes, sports fields, and golf courses.
The BLU-JET LandRunner II outperforms and outlasts the competition. The heavy 4'x6' tubular framework gives you the strength to tackle any terrain. Highly versatile row spacing capabilities meet your needs in virtually any application - pre-plant, side-dress, RidgeTill, NoTill, or StripTill. Deep toolbar rank provides superior residue flow.
The BLU-JET CoulterPro gives you a powerful 3-point mounted tool for the demands of today's conservation farming. With CoulterPro, you can till, fertilize and place chemicals in one pass, or separately, depending on your requirements. CoulterPro possesses outstanding versatility for producers who require several operations to be done with one ...


No products in the cart.
Showing 277–288 of 581 results
Rare Lemon Cucumber Seeds, Fruit and Vegetables Seeds, 100pcs/pack
Golden Pear Seeds, 30pcs/pack
20 Seeds/Pack Acer Palmatum Atropurpureum Seeds Real Red Ghost Maple Tree Bonsai Seeds For Garden Planting All Season
Multi-Color Ranunculus Asiaticus Flower Seeds, 100pcs/pack
Cactus & Succulent Seeds
Mixed Color Mini Succulent Seeds 200pcs/pack
Rare Fireworks Pink Chrysanthemum Seeds, 100 pcs/bag
Mix Multi-Color Lotus Perennial Flowers, 12pcs/pack
Multi-Color Coleus Seeds, 100pcs/pack
6 Varieties Hosta Plants Seeds, 100pcs/pack
Muti-Color Sunflower Seeds, Helianthus Annuus, 50pcs/pack
Hybrid Trident Maple Seeds 40pcs/pack
Kalanchoe Marmorata Seeds, Rare Succulents Plant, 100pcs/pack
Username or email address *
Remember me Log in
Lost your password?
Email address *
A password will be sent to your email address.


When: Mon., Nov. 14, 5-8 p.m. 2016
These images are dedicated to our Farmers. Everything in the show is the result of a small scale local farmer who grows organic and saves seeds.
439 N. Sixth Ave, Suite 195. (Downtown / 4th Ave / University)
Select a star to rate.
© 2018 Tucson Weekly


Answer: Morning glories are usually started in the spot where they are to grow for exactly this reason; I'm not sure you will be able to keep them under control and also healthy for that long indoors since they really demand full sun. They can also be difficult to transplant. You could try to keep them trimmed and growing along a small trellis in a large pot and set the pot outdoors in a sheltered spot whenever possible. On the other hand, you might simply plant new weed outside in a few weeks.
Q&A Library Searching Tips


Lots o' luck will come your way if you can join us for St. Patty's Day as we plant our community garden! Put on some green and help us celebrate at the St. Patrick's-themed Garden Party on Saturday, March 17, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Community Garden. We will plant "Irish" potatoes (and other cool-weather crops), share some green goodies and garden cookies, and a photo op with a leprechaun! RSVP on Facebook.
Questions? Contact Keri Heilman.


Židan Raises Problem of Food Waste at Berlin Summit
Berlin, 17 January - Agriculture Minister Dejan Židan highlighted the problem of food waste as he joined ministers from some 70 countries in Berlin on Saturday for a debate about the challenges of increased food production and sustainable use of resources.
The rest of this news item is available to subscribers.
The news item consists of 1.194 characters (without spaces) or 234 words words.
Buy the news item. Price: 2 tokens; on account: 0 tokens.


Brassinosteroids (BRs) regulate multiple aspects of plant growth and development and require an active BRASSINOSTEROID-INSENSITIVE 1 (BRI1) receptor serine/threonine kinase for hormone perception and signal transduction. In mammals, the transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-beta) family of polypeptides modulate numerous aspects of development and are perceived at the cell surface by a complex of type I and type II TGF-beta receptor serine/threonine kinases. TGF-beta receptor interacting protein (TRIP-1) is a cytoplasmic substrate of the TGF-beta type II receptor kinase and plays a role in TGF-beta signaling. TRIP-1 is a WD domain protein that also functions as an essential subunit of the eIF3 eukaryotic translation initiation factor in animals, yeast and plants. We previously cloned putative TRIP-1 homologs from bean and Arabidopsis and found that transgenic Arabidopsis plants expressing antisense TRIP-1 RNA exhibited a broad range of developmental defects including some morphological characteristics that resemble the phenotype of BR-deficient and -insensitive mutants. We now show that the BRI1 kinase domain phosphorylates Arabidopsis TRIP-1 on three specific sites in vitro (Thr-14, Thr-89 and either Thr-197 or Ser-198). Co-immunoprecipitation experiments using antibodies against TRIP-1, BRI1 and various fusion proteins strongly suggest that TRIP-1 and BRI1 also interact directly in vivo. These findings support a role for TRIP-1 in the molecular mechanisms of BR-regulated plant growth and development, possibly as a cytoplasmic substrate of the BRI1 receptor kinase.


20 Acres, 20 minutes from Benque Viejo - Land for sale
$16,500 USD, $33,000 BZD
This 20 Acres of land is 20 minutes from Benque Viejo . The land used to be an Orchard of mixed fruit trees that are still bearing fruit. The land has a mixture of flat and raised land, giving the possibility of building a property with stunning views across the Cayo Basin. The property also has a water hole that has provided clean water the family as far back as they can remember.
The land has not been cleared allowing the new owners the chance to create their own dream landscape.
Perfect for off grid living or ecotourism.
(Viewings are strictly by appointment only.)
Call (01 501) 668 8634.
Or send us a message