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Seed Storage & Viability: Up to 3 years when stored in a glass jar in a cool, dark place. Refrigerate or freeze in a sealed freezer bag to extend storage life.
Why Sproutman's Organic Sprouting Seeds are best.
We source globally from select, trusted farms and importers. This allows us to offer an eclectic variety, and a consistently great quality.
Every batch is independently lab tested. We only buy from sources that provide a certificate of analysis such as this. The labs test for things like E. Coli, salmonella, yeast, and molds. Every bag gets stabbed with a 24 inch test tube to collect a sample. Every pallet gets a lot #. You get the same number on the back of your packet. The samples get grown and tested. Nothing in microbiology is 100%, but these tests get us pretty close to guaranteeing purity. In addition, it may be of some comfort to know that there has never been a case of salmonella from home-grown sprouts.
Only the cleanest batches are sent to us to be test-grown in our kitchen. We grow the seeds using the same sprout growers we recommend to you, to ensure that we’ll all share in the same results. Not all seeds are equal! Every seed is tested before it's allowed to go to packaging and the Sproutman name is put on it.
Love these sprouts. Mild tasting and can be used instead of lettuce.
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State power utility EVN said it would open its reservoirs to supply 2.72 billion cubic meters of water to irrigate rice fields during January and February as water levels in the Northern region are expected to dip drastically.
Water levels on the Red River and the Thai Binh River could fall as low as 30 percent below average during this year's dry season, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.
At the end of the dry season, they may drop as low as 45 percent below average, state forecasters warned.
EVN said on Thursday that in order to alleviate drought conditions, it would open sluice gates at three reservoirs Hoa Binh, Thac Ba, and Tuyen Quang from January 27 to February 2 and then from February 13 to February 20.
Dang Hoang An, deputy general director of EVN, was quoted in a Tien Phong newspaper report as saying that major hydropower plants have faced serious water shortages since 2010.
"Right now, water is as valuable as oil and blood and there's too little to waste," he said.
He noted the discharges in January and February amount to the best the company can do to ensure that farmers have enough water for their winter-spring crops.
Additional discharges would dry out the reservoirs, halting power production, he said.


Red Margin bamboo
These are big plants. All are at least 5 feet and most are 6 feet tall. These are 10 inch pots and best of all these are on sale!
Red Margin is ideal for a tall screen. It is the fastest growing and spreading bamboo and can get over 50 feet tall under ideal conditions. Red Margin bamboo is fairly common in Alabama. There is a grove a couple hundred yards off the interstate south of Birmingham, down in a valley that just stands out in the winter.(image # 3)
Another grove lines the western side of I 65 just north of Birmingham. The new interchange is going in next to the grove and all the land has been cleared down to the earth – except this grove of bamboo. Looks very naked sitting in the middle of a clean hillside. I’m curious as to how it will survive.
Test done at Auburn in the 1950’s showed this to be the best producer of canes for paper production, multiplying almost twice as fast as most other bamboos. It is very cold hardy. Beautiful green culms with long nodes make it a good choice for crafts and construction. We have a great price break available on this if buying field specimen size plants. Planted every 5 feet or so you should have a decent bamboo screen in 3 to 5 years. Fertilizing regularly, watering during dry spells, and mulching is the fastest way to get a dense screen of bamboo. Recommended for zones 6, 7, and 8.
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China’s Syngenta Sales Up 2% in First Half
Syngenta Group Co., Ltd., the Chinese state-owned seed and crop protection giant, said sales rose 2% to more than $12 billion in the first half of the year from a year ago.
This corresponds to growth of 5% on an underlying basis adjusted for one-off change of control royalty income in seeds and the impact of mandatory ADAMA and Sinofert production site relocations in China. All four business units, Syngenta Crop Protection, ADAMA, Syngenta Seeds and Syngenta Group China, increased their underlying sales in comparison to the previous year.
Crop Protection sales climbed to $5.48 billion from $5.17 billion a year earlier, buoyed by growth in all regions.
In the first half of 2020, ADAMA delivered total sales of $2 billion, in line with the prior year but 7% higher CER.
Syngenta Group said it maintained supply throughout the COVID-19 pandemic “despite the challenging market environment and the need for innovative solutions to overcome logistical difficulties.”
Erik Fyrwald, Syngenta Group CEO said, “The last few months have been a very challenging time for everybody on this planet. I am pleased that our team delivered strong performance across all of Syngenta Group’s business units despite the COVID-19 pandemic, low grain prices and significant currency headwind. This demonstrates that our strategy to deliver the broadest range of sustainable, innovative, and competitive products and services to farmers worldwide is robust, even in these extraordinary times. Our goal is to be a supplier that our customers can always rely on despite any challenges.”
Chen Lichtenstein, Syngenta Group CFO said, “We achieved a robust first half with strong sales performance supported by cost discipline. For the second half of the year, we will continue to build on our positive momentum.”
The sector full year outlook remains challenging, with low grain prices and currency headwinds in developing markets. Further impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic add to second-half uncertainty. The Syngenta Group said it remains committed to achieving underlying growth and leadership in sustainable agricultural innovation.


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A large French heirloom variety of celery to 60cm tall with large size sticks that are thick and solid and of an excellent quality with a crisp texture and have a great taste.
Very productive and a long keeper Giant Pascal is an excellent choice for home gardens and market growers.
Prefers moist fertile well-drained soil but grows well in almost any garden soil in a sunny position.
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Sow: 6mm deep
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Plant space: 30-40cm
Row Space: 30-40cm
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Autumn season in Western Australia runs throughout March, April and May.
Shop healthy and please remember that the availability of seasonal produce depends on location and climate, as well as from year to year!
Apples in season: Fuji, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Hi Early, Jonathan, custard apples.
Also: Cabbage, Chestnuts
E & F
Also: Fennel, Figs
Also: Grapefruit (yellow), Grapes, Guavas
H & K
Also: Mandarins (late autumn), Mangoes (early autumn), Rockmelon, Watermelon
N & O
Also: Okra, Onions (red, shallot)
Also: Papaya, Parsnips, Passionfruit (early autumn), Peanuts, Pecans, Persimmons, Pistachios
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Quince, Radish, Rhubarb (peak time), Rocket (early autumn)
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This project is addressing the current and ongoing issue of food wastage in Australia. easygreen, is a communal garden franchise for the general public to get involved in and grow their own produce at a more valuable cost over supermarket prices and quality. easygreen also runs a second franchise within the business, a cafe named easygreen that’s resources are completely provided by the garden. By doing this we aim to reduce carbon emissions produced by food wastage every year (Oz Harvest, 2018) and transition communities on a small scale through an agricultural process to help assist the coming future involving climate change. Our communal gardens and on site cafes will be in numerous convenient locations across Brisbane and easily accessible for people of all needs.
In order to make all of this plausible, we must anticipate change. Planning back from the future will provide deep consideration and thought processes to be applied to understand the problem and generate a solution. We predict that our desperate need for change will impact the cycle and transition ourselves towards a better future in waste management. If we can better understand how the cycle works now, compared to how we think it should work, we can build an efficient solution for a more sustainable future. Our initial goal is to stop the damage caused by food wastage contributing to deforestation and land damage, followed by emissions and gases being released into the ozone.
Reflecting on the past, Indigenous communities had built sophisticated agricultural processes and would live off the land pre-colonisation (Gilles, 2020). This process is presently known as “traditional” land management (Hill, 2013). These traditional processes were phased out almost completely after the industrial revolution and introduced exportation of goods in exchange for economic boosts, leading to the development of mass production. The after effect of mass production created a large surge in food wastage and deforestation due to the emissions food wastage would produce (Station, 2018). Our design process of beginning a communal garden must aim to relay traditional farming and crop growth to prevent any further damages being created by the impact of food wastage.
Here we have a few of our rough sketches of our initial concept, showing our vision of what the garden may look like.
Our customers will benefit from our garden by noticing a huge saving in their weekly grocery shop when they transition to high quality grown produce farmed by themselves in their very own community. We recognise that supermarkets will always be the most convenient way for customers to buy their “fresh” produce every week, that’s why we want to offer an unbeatable deal to our members that they can’t refuse, leading to a decline in our current agricultural practises. Our memberships outline the numerous benefits that come with each stage, being the more expensive the more benefits to the consumer.
The second franchise instalment to easygreen; easybean.
easybean is a cafe onsite at all locations fully operated by easygreen's resources and members.


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Place: Riverland, Sa
Variety: Chenin Blanc, Gruner Veltliner
Sunny wines, the little brother of Das Juice, was born out of the desire to support their growers who had small parcels of excess fruit and alternative varieties from the bountiful 2021 South Australian harvest. As with Das Juice, the ideas of organic viticulture, minimal intervention in the cellar and experimentation are paramount.
A blend of Chenin Blanc and Gruner Veltliner from the Biodynamic Bassham family vineyard in the Riverland. The Chenin was picked early providing a racing acidity while the Gruner a touch later adding a lovely opulence. The ultimate wine picnics by the Yarra, just remember to keep it nice and cold.


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Indigofera tinctoria bears the common name True indigo. The plant was one of the original sources of indigo dye. It has been naturalized to tropical and temperate Asia, as well as parts of Africa, but its native habitat is unknown since it has been in cultivation worldwide for many centuries. Today most dye is synthetic, but natural dye from I. tinctoria is still available, marketed as natural coloring. The plant is also widely grown as a soil-improving groundcover. Some kinds of Indigo are called opium. Such Indigo was grown in British India.
True indigo is a shrub one to two meters high. It may be an annual, biennial, or perennial, depending on the climate in which it is grown. It has light green pinnate leaves and sheafs of pink or violet flowers. The plant is a legume, so it is rotated into fields to improve the soil in the same way that other legume crops such as alfalfa and beans are.
Dye is obtained from the processing of the plant's leaves. They are soaked in water and fermented in order to convert the glycoside indican naturally present in the plant to the blue dye indigotin. The precipitate from the fermented leaf solution is mixed with a strong base such as lye, pressed into cakes, dried, and powdered. The powder is then mixed with various other substances to produce different shades of blue and purple.
- In vivo and in vitro investigations on rotenoids from Indigofera tinctoria and their bioefficacy against the larvae of Anopheles stephensi and adults of Calmlosobruchus chinensis. Kamal R. and Mangla M., Journal of biosciences, 1993, vol. 18, no1, pp. 93-101


For the past two weeks, prices have been going up on the French potato market. As a consequence, the market is more calm. “Our French clients prefer to charge their contracts and take on their stocks rather than to buy on the free market at relatively high prices,” explains Antoine Geysels of the company Top’Pom.
In Spain, Italy and the Eastern countries, the markets remain dynamic. “We make regular sales every week at sustained prices on a responsive market. Today, the producers are wondering about the future of the market. It is therefore more complicated to obtain volumes in this context. Sales prices are increasing, on a basis of about 400 euros/T [453 USD/T] depending on the varieties and the qualities.”
This year, Europe is faced with reduced quantities of potatoes. “Some clients from Eastern Europe get their supply in France. Usually, these countries buy in Germany, because of the geographical proximity.”
The early potatoes from Egypt and Israel are starting to arrive on the market in limited quantities. “I think that some clients from Eastern Europe will be interested in this merchandise,” says Antoine. “But the majority of our clients will wait for the early potatoes from Spain and Italy. The first volumes are expected in May.”
“Currently, we are experiencing a season with relatively interesting prices for the producers, which will make a nice average with last year.”
A good year
Top’Pom has achieved a good year. “Despite the drought, yields were decent in the Champagne region as a whole, thanks to a majority of the surfaces being irrigated.”


Slowing down of Gulf and CIS markets:
Tough times ahead for tea exports - CTTA Chairman
Sri Lanka’s tea exports to Gulf and CIS markets will face tough times
ahead, the century-year old Colombo Tea Traders’ Association (CTTA)
This will also mean that low grown teas accounting for well over 70
per cent of the national production, exported to these markets will be
affected, CTTA Chairman Avindra De Silva told Daily News Business
He said some of the reasons attributed to the demand slowing down was
due to a combination of reasons which revolve round the current global
financial crisis leading to delayed payment and extended credit
requirements, additional weeks stock covers build up in many tea supply
chains, crash in most commodity prices having an effect on tea as well.
The depreciation of the Sri Lanka Rupee in key tea importing
countries CIS, Iran, Turkey and other Middle East countries and the
negative impact of the oil prices decline on these economies has also
aggravated the problem, he said.
Negative sentiment resulting in lower prices and significantly high
quantities of Low grown and Low Grown type leaf teas being withdrawn in
the auctions held during the month of October which by the last auction
had surpassed 60%.
Demand from the key importing countries slowing down resulting in
average prices for Low Grown Tea falling over Rs.100/- per kg within a
short period of four weeks leading to the unavailability of funds to
settle the green leaf supplied by small holder farmers. The average
price for Low grown tea at the Auction held during the last week of
September being Rs. 333.30 whilst the average price recorded at the last
sale in October being Rs.224.07, he said.
The industry has taken action to arrest the decline in auction prices
and stimulate demand commencing with the first Auction in November. Some
of these measures included.
Reduction of auction offerings of low grown types teas at the first
auction in November by withdrawing 1.9 million kilos of re-printed tea
which are the unsold tea from a previous auction, the sale of tea to be
confined to transactions concluded during the sale of each catalogue by
the brokers and Suspend the sale of low grown teas by private sale.
Meanwhile, Chairman of the Tea Exporters’ Association Jayantha
Keragala said most of the tea exporters were of the view that the two
markets have collapsed with the prices below the 2006 levels.
However, he said prices have marginally stabilised with the
intervention of the Sri Lanka Tea Board but were yet lower than the
early and mid 2008 prices.
Buyers are adopting a wait and see attitude as they want to see to
what level the Colombo tea auction prices decline to, he said.


The government had released Rs. 537.646 million under its last year’s Public sector Development Programme (PSDP) against the total allocation of Rs. 573.646 million for the uplift of agriculture sector of the country.
The Ministry of National Food Security and Research had utilized all the allocated funds under PSDP 2016-17 on its various developmental projects.
The government had spent Rs. 195.447 million on the research for agriculture development programme as against the total allocation of Rs. 195.447 million for the financial year 2016-17.
Under PSDP 2016-17, the government had released Rs. 50 million for indigenization of hybrid seed production for enhanced crop production as against the total allocation of Rs. 50 million.
The government has released Rs. 47.95 million for the up gradation of arid zone research institute to level of AZRC and establishment of new adaptive research cum demonstration institute at Seakach, Wana South Waziristan, North Waziristan Agency (FATA) Tank and Matora, Laki Marwat.
Under last year development programme, the government had also released Rs. 27.145 million for milk and meat supply chain improvement programme and support to livestock production in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan to increase meat and milk production.
In order to share the knowledge and expertise of China, government had spent Rs. 25.725 million for Pak-China cooperation for agriculture research and development programme against the total allocation of Rs. 25.725 million.


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Do I now take out of pots to dry ?
Hollie many thanks for seeds they arrived today.
If you can find a 3 leaves instead of a pair thats the best way to start a standard Jane.
Many thanks Andy .
Yes been watered well on Friday and yesterday .
Thankyou Marion I was sure I was right .
Someone is telling me my Tree Peony is a Tulip tree but I thought they were 2 different trees.
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Heat is needed in the greenhouses for the plants that grow there. Previously, the heat came from a central heating installation or a CHP installation, in which gas is burned and converted into heat. This heat goes into the greenhouse. However, this is quite an expensive solution. In addition, the energy market has experienced major fluctuations in recent years, which is unfavorable for the stability of horticultural companies. In response to this, 9 horticultural companies in Kwintsheul, led by Paul van Schie, took the initiative in 2016 to use geothermal energy to heat the greenhouses. This resulted in the geothermal project Nature’s Heat.


Russians bearing gifts shove Ukraine aside to win over Global South
The battle for hearts and minds is being fought with shiploads of grain and fertilizer.
Of the many ships sailing toward Mombasa, Kenya’s vast Indian Ocean port, today, two have particular geopolitical significance: One is carrying some 25,000 metric tons of Ukrainian grain; the other around 34,000 tons of Russian fertilizer.
As their all-out war drags into a second year, Ukraine and Russia are fighting another battle for the hearts and minds of the Global South. Instead of troops and tanks, they are deploying shiploads of grain and fertilizer.
"For Moscow, it’s the West against the rest, and for Kyiv, it’s Russia against everyone else,” says Samuel Ramani, author of a book on Russia’s resurgent influence in Africa. "Which narrative prevails depends on who is seen to be feeding — and who starving — the poorest countries in the world."
In November, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy launched a humanitarian food program, promising to send up to 60 shipments of wheat by mid-2023 to feed some five million people in countries facing famine.
The same month, Russian chemicals company Uralchem struck an agreement with the United Nations to donate 260,000 tons of stranded fertilizer to African countries most at risk of food insecurity.
Africa is in need of both. Prices were high before Russia invaded Ukraine and blockaded its Black Sea ports in February last year. This cut off net importers and sent prices soaring further, plunging the continent — and much of the world — into a full-blown crisis of food security.
Meanwhile, Ukraine and Russia are in need of African support. Both are vying for African votes at the U.N.
For many African governments, with hunger-ravaged citizens and dwindling foreign exchange reserves, all help — wherever it comes from — is welcome. But Russia’s powers of persuasion are proving increasingly compelling.
In a recent U.N. vote calling for Russia to “immediately, completely and unconditionally withdraw all of its military forces from the territory of Ukraine,” almost half of the countries that abstained or opposed the motion were African.
Black Sea grain deal
A deal allowing Ukrainian grain exports to pass through Russia’s blockades in the Black Sea came up for renewal on Saturday. Russia said it had agreed to extend the deal, but only for another 60 days — rather than the 120 days foreseen in the original agreement.
Some 24 million tons of Ukrainian produce have been transported so far under the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which was initially brokered by the U.N. and Turkey last July and extended once in November.
The Kremlin’s biggest gripe: the deal does not address obstacles to its own fertilizer and food exports — which the U.N. has agreed to facilitate for three years. It’s an issue that is sure to come up when U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres attends an EU leaders’ summit in Brussels next week.
Russia has spun its brinkmanship over the extension as driving a hard bargain to “negotiate a better deal so that food comes more equitably to Africa,” said Ramani, an Oxford University scholar whose new book "Russia in Africa" charts Russia’s path from post-Soviet collapse to resurgence as a regional great power.
Moscow wants African leaders to push against Western sanctions that target its fertilizer oligarchs and Russia’s main agricultural bank, and exclude Russian banks from the international SWIFT payments system.
When Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine in February of last year, Kyiv scrambled to mount a response, looking West for allies and arms. Moscow looked South.
The Kremlin unleashed its diplomats and mercenaries on a multi-front offensive, from the Moscow-backed Wagner Group replacing departing French troops in Mali, to investments in Eritrea, to Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s many visits to the continent.
Lavrov’s message: European sanctions are to blame for food price hikes and fertilizer shortages that are driving many to the brink of famine; not Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Black Sea blockade.
Russia is now backing up its propaganda onslaught with donations of fertilizer. With the help of the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP), a first shipment of 20,000 tons of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK) fertilizer from Russia’s Uralchem arrived — to much fanfare — in Malawi last week.
“A true friend knows no weather. A true friend comes to the rescue when you need them the most. And you just demonstrated that to us," Malawi’s Minister of Agriculture Sam Dalitso Kawale said, addressing representatives of the WFP, the Russian government and Uralchem at a handover ceremony near the capital Lilongwe on March 6.
The war in Ukraine has made people sit up and take notice of the importance of fertilizers for food security, according to Sebastian Nduva, program manager of the International Fertilizer Development Center’s Africa Fertilizer initiative. “As of right now, fertilizer is the buzzword,” he said.
Although fertilizer prices have come down recently, they remain double their levels before the coronavirus pandemic, said Sheila Komen Keino, regional director for the African Fertilizer and Agribusiness Partnership (AFAP). Many African countries lack the dollars to buy them.
The impact is visible in the fields. Looking at farmers’ crops, “you can just tell they’re not going to [harvest] anything,” said Keino. Uralchem’s “donation goes a long way,” she said, adding that Russia will “make some new friends out of this.”
Struggling Malawian farmers have had a long wait, however, and for this it is easy to blame EU sanctions.
Uralchem’s founder Dmitry Mazepin and the U.N. first agreed to send a shipment of the firm’s fertilizer stock stranded in Europe to Malawi back in November. Mazepin is under individual sanctions over his personal connection to Russian President Vladimir Putin. But his company is not: When Brussels issued the sanctions in March 2022, he stepped down as CEO and sold his controlling stake in the firm. EU and U.S. sanctions also exempt Russia’s food and fertilizer exports.
Still, it took four months for the shipment to reach the southern African country, which the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and WFP put on their list of hunger hotspots last June. First it was held up waiting for clearance in the Netherlands, and then stuck in Mozambique.
“As one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of fertilizers, we understand our special role and responsibility in securing food supply to those who need it most,” Dmitry Konyaev, Uralchem’s new CEO, told POLITICO in an email.
“What does not help solving the global food crisis is the fact that despite the food and fertilizer being officially exempt from international sanctions placed on Russia, over 260,000 tons of fertilizer produced by Uralchem remain essentially blocked in the EU,” he added.
Grain from Ukraine
While Russia is keeping friends with lavish fertilizer donations, Zelenskyy’s Grain from Ukraine initiative is falling short.
“The numbers are far smaller than one may have expected,” said Christopher Fomunyoh, African regional director at the U.S. National Democratic Institute for International Affairs and one of the Grain from Ukraine ambassadors appointed by Kyiv.
But, he hopes, once more deliveries get going and populations start benefiting from them, more development partners will invest in the initiative and speed up the process.
As well as providing immediate relief to countries facing hunger, the initiative could open the door to further Ukraine-Africa collaboration, said Fomunyoh. There is a lot more that African countries can gain from Ukraine, from agricultural technology to fertilizer, he explained.
Despite the hopeful future, he said there was a risk that, just when people are beginning to see the impact of it, Ukraine will have to shut the initiative down because of falling production. This would “call into question [Ukraine’s] credibility and the credibility of other countries that have bought into this initiative,” said Fomunyoh.
The Ukrainian government is “in the process” of achieving its targets for its humanitarian initiative, Agriculture Minister Mykola Solskyi told POLITICO, adding that while Western donors foot the bill for some of the shipments, Ukraine has also paid for others.
Ukraine’s agricultural products flow to 70 percent of Africa’s countries, Solskyi pointed out in an interview: “It is very important for us to demonstrate right now that despite the war, despite the difficulties that we face, we understand that they have difficulties too.”
Ukraine wants to increase its number of embassies and trade missions in Africa, he said, referring to Zelenksyy’s commitment last year to build embassies across the continent by mid-2023. “As the past year demonstrates, we can compete with Russia in many different [arenas],” said Solskyi.
But Ukraine is grasping for influence and U.N. votes in a region where many ruling parties have historical ties to Russia, and others share its historic anti-Westernism. “Even though they’re by far the more to blame for the [food] crisis, the Russian campaign, I think, is winning,” said author Ramani.
This story has been updated.


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This 62 +- acre tract is an ideal property for small farmers, a building site with acreage, investment property, or recreational use for hunting. The acreage is split between dry land crop ground and native grass. There is all-weather access with blacktop and rock roads. Land has water piped to the property and has hydrants. Electric service has been ran to the adjoining property and can be added to this property.
Total Acres: 62 +-. Approximately half dry land crop and half native grass, fenced pasture, some new water piped to property, terraces.
For more information or to schedule a showing, contact:
Pamela Crissman at 785-282-0428 Agent at Kansasland Realty & Auction.
Larry Riggs, Broker for Kansasland Realty and Auction


It’s Friyay, brace yourself for this week’s agric tweets of the week.
If you’re looking for the place to get the latest news and events in the agric sphere, you’ve come to the right place.
We do this every Friday so catch up on our previous roundups here.
In no particular order, here’s this week’s roundup:
The Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh commissioned some of the Federal Government funded agricultural projects at the National Animal Production Research Institute:
IN ZARIA: Minister of Agriculture, @AuduOgbeh today commissioned some Federal Government funded agricultural projects at the National Animal Production Research Institute, NAPRI.
The event was part of activities for the 2019 NAPRI Opening Day held in Shika, Zaria, Kaduna State. pic.twitter.com/jBzihryVb0
— Fed Min of Agric/RD (@FmardNg) May 20, 2019
This week, Audu Ogbeh also presided over the official handing over ceremony of concessioned silos complexes to concessionaires after successful negotiations:
IN ABUJA: FG Hands Over Concessioned Silos Complexes To Concessionaires
Minister of Agriculture, @AuduOgbeh today presided over the official handing over ceremony of concessioned silos complexes to concessionaires who emerged preferred bidders after successful negotiations. pic.twitter.com/4UCOFl1rlp
— Fed Min of Agric/RD (@FmardNg) May 21, 2019
FAO Nigeria made some positive impact in Borno state. The organization livestock restocking program is rebuilding livelihoods of conflict affected women and youths:
Livestock give you milk🥛
Livestock give you money💰
Livestock give you services🐄🐐
— FAONigeria (@FAONigeria) May 21, 2019
Still in Borno state, FAO Nigeria also assisted fish farmers with fiber tanks, fingerlings, and other accessories to restart their livelihoods:
In @BornoGovt, fish farmers are back to work!
An insurgency halted fishing activities and incomes dwindled. FAO is assisting them with fiber tanks,fingerlings,fish meal and other accessories to restart their livelihoods. #ZeroHunger #SustainableDevelopment pic.twitter.com/2DpKSIRdrR
— FAONigeria (@FAONigeria) May 22, 2019
This is wonderful and we look forward to positive results from those fish farmers. Meanwhile, FAO Nigeria is not slowing down. The organization also carried out a routine disinfection in live bird market, Ogun state:
The prevention of poultry diseases involves good biosecurity, good management and vaccination. Routine disinfection in live bird market Ogun State, Nigeria.@FAONigeria @FAOAnimalHealth @FAOemergencies @FAOAfrica @FmardNg pic.twitter.com/fHzbQdE8QY
— FAONigeria (@FAONigeria) May 22, 2019
The Japan International Cooperation Agency visited FAO Nigeria to further deepen partnership on the development of smallholder farmers:
Building partnership for sustainable agriculture and food security. The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) visit @FAONigeria to further deepen partnership on the development of smallholder farmers @FAONigeria @FAOAfrica pic.twitter.com/vy8OHxClX9
— FAONigeria (@FAONigeria) May 20, 2019
We love seeing positive news like these in the world of agriculture and we hope to see more of them. Meanwhile, yours faithfully, Farmcrowdy is also making positive waves. Our CEO, Onyeka Akumah spoke on the “Disrupting Agriculture through Digital Innovation” panel session at the UL-West Africa Agritech Summit:
Our Founder and CEO, Onyeka Akumah @onyekaakumah spoke on the "Disrupting Agriculture through Digital Innovation" panel session at The UK – West Africa Agritech Summit with other professionals in the agritech space.#UKWAAgritechSummit #Innovation #Agritech @tradegovukNGA pic.twitter.com/PVTvbJmANf
— Farmcrowdy (@farmcrowdy) May 21, 2019
As we come close to the end of this week’s agric tweets, Children’s Day is around the corner so let’s talk about children in agriculture. Here’s 11 year old Dimiana who wants to be a farmer:
“I want to be a farmer."
11 year old Dimiana's dream began in a school garden after receiving training from a @FAO Junior Farmer Field and Life School.
— FAO (@FAO) May 19, 2019
If her story inspired you and you would like more children to be involved in agriculture, here is one fun way you can do so:
— FAO (@FAO) May 24, 2019
That’s it for this week’s agric tweets.
But just before you go, we have one more thing for you.
Your favorite Agritech company (Yes, Farmcrowdy) has been shortlisted as one of the finalists for the Financial Times/International Finance Corporation (FT/IFC) Transformational Business Award 2019:
We are very excited to announce that Farmcrowdy, your favourite Agritech company has been shortlisted as one of the finalists for the Financial Times/International Finance Corporation (FT/IFC) Transformational Business Awards 2019.
— Farmcrowdy (@farmcrowdy) May 23, 2019
Please click here to vote for us let’s win this together 🙂
That brings us to the end of this week’s agric tweets.
Have a lovely weekend.


The value of Central Plains cropland rose 20% on an annual basis, reports the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. It's quarterly report shows strongest gains occurred in Kansas and Nebraska. In Kansas, the value of non-irrigated cropland rose 23.8% while the value of irrigated cropland increased 18.3%. In Nebraska, the value of non-irrigated cropland rose 23.7% and irrigated cropland rose a nearly identical 23.5%. Non-irrigated cropland in northwest Missouri rose 16.9% and 14.5% in Oklahoma. The survey found non-irrigated cropland increased 10.3% in the mountain states of Colorado, northern New Mexico and Wyoming. Irrigated cropland rose 12.4% in the mountain states.
The value of ranchland rose, as well, according to the survey. The value of district ranchland rose 11% on an annual basis, according to the survey of bankers. Ranchland rose 11.2% in Kansas; 12.1% in northwest Missouri, 11% in Nebraska, 10.4% in Oklahoma and 11.2% in the mountain states.
In addition, two-thirds of survey respondents said they expected cropland values to level off as the growing season got underway.
On a quarterly basis, the value district non-irrigated cropland rose 7.2% while irrigated cropland gained 6% and ranchland rose 3.4%. In Kansas, non-irrigated cropland rose 7.6%, irrigated 5.8% and ranchland 1.8% versus the prior quarter. In northern Missouri, non-irrigated cropland rose 10% and ranchland rose 8.1% on a quarterly basis. For Nebraska, non-irrigated cropland rose 7.2%, irrigated cropland gained 7% and ranchland was unchanged compared to the fourth quarter of 2010. For Oklahoma, the value of non-irrigated cropland slipped 0.2% while ranchland rose 1.65% when compared to the previous quarter. For the mountain states, non-irrigated cropland rose 6.7%, irrigated cropland gained 2.2% and ranchland rose 7.25% when compared to the prior quarter.
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During the winter we have been
hibernating working very hard, trying to set up a lot of awesome classes for this upcoming year.
Here are our March free classes and paid workshop line-up:
Fruit Pruning Demonstrations
Date: March 5, 12, 19 9:00am - 12:00
Location: Call 801-451-3403 for locations
Description: Take the fear out of pruning by learning the art and science of proper pruning practices. We focus on apples, peaches, grapes and raspberries. This outdoor event is one of our most popular workshops, so dress for the occasion and come ready to learn.
*A variety of cooperating growers provide the land for this class, locations will vary.
Instructors: JayDee Gunnell, Jerry Goodpseed
Change of Date: March 26th 11:00am – 12:00
Location: Utah State University Botanical Center – Utah House
Description: Backyard chickens can help maintain a sustainable food source, teach kids responsibility, and have gained enormous popularity in the past few years, especially in Davis County. Participants will learn the basics of selection, feeding, management, predator control, and legalities. Justen Smith, Extension agent for Utah State University Extension will be presenting the class. Participants receive a coupon for 50% off a 25 pound bag of Start N Grow chicken feed with the purchase of 3 chicks (from Rockin’E Farms).
Instructor: Justen Smith, Davis County Extension
Cost: $25 Members, $35 Public
Pruning Demonstrations for Roses, Ornamental Trees & Shrubs and Fruit Tree Pruning Class
Date: March 26th9:00am – 12:00
Location: Ogden Botanical Gardens
Description: Come learn how to prune your roses, ornamental trees and shrubs, or sit in on a class explaining the basics of fruit tree pruning. Each class will last one hour and be repeated each hour. Come listen to one or all four.
Instructors: Ogden Botanical Gardens staff (Jerry Goodspeed, Dori Jones, Susie Jones, Vic Robite, Mike Gibson)


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Saving Seeds Is A Chore For Fall | Gardening tips
The bean stalks and pea sticks are still in place. Ghostly, empty now of summer. Threaded with faded nasturtiums, defying winter for a few more days.
I cling to their size and their memories. Echoes of the growing season. Reduced reminders of what was.
The sunflowers are torn up, the broken tree trunks put away. The seeds were mostly stored or eaten by birds. The rest is aged, blackened, moldy.
The neighbor’s last apples have fallen. The giant cardoons collapsed, their seed heads exploded to the ground. The most recent loss. November is a crueler month.
Most of the time, it’s just me now, and our nearby robins. The curious cat. The young fox still spends occasionally in the evening. Safe from me, he looks sly, playful, as he slips into the intrigue. Visits make me happy. Owls call more frequently as the light dims. Melancholy reigns.
Dishes of drying seeds are scattered around the house. The communal shed is crowded, dark and damp now. Our seed needs to be hot and dry.
I focused on the tagetes. A new stream of first-generation flowers, dead heads gathered in the damp morning – stuffed in my pockets. I place them delicately on absorbent paper on my return.
I try not to make a mess; prevent shallow bowls from overflowing. I understand that they mean more to me than to other people in the house.
Seed saving came to us by accident, at the start of our gardening here; masters of the boat on their way to the far west of Ireland.
Seeds that came with history: Trail of Tears Beans and tears from the Basque Country.
I regret that it’s harder now to get seeds from friends from their travels: Andrew and Sarah at Adaptive seeds in Oregon; Madeline and Holly at Brown husk seeds Liege. Until it subsides, our saved seed will overflow.
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So…you ask….What ARE those funny little curlique green things? Like something out of a veggie Dr. Seuss book.
Garlic scapes! Oh yes, garlic scapes!
Garlic scapes (aka garlic snaps, garlic spears, garlic whistles), are the “seed” scape of a hardneck garlic. I say “seed” scape in quotations because interesting enough garlic doesn’t actually make true seed. As in seed that you could cross with another garlic and make a new garlic. No the “seed” scape of a hard-neck garlic, if you let it mature, will make tiny tiny little “bulbils.” Or essentially mini garlic cloves that if planted, will grow and make a bigger garlic clove the next year. And then if you plant THAT, will make more of a regular size garlic bulb the following year. Essentially, garlic only reproduces itself by cloning itself. The ability to set “seed” was bred out of garlic 100s and 100s of years ago, and is actually something scientists are now trying to recreate as the problem with not having true seed is that it makes garlic more susceptible to disease wiping out entire lines, as there is no ability to breed resistance through crossing different varieties with garlic only clones itself.
Anyways, I digress. (Garlic is like that for me….). Because we want to talk about garlic SCAPES today. Why? Because they are simply fan-freaking-tastic.
When people ask what they are like I always say, picture asparagus texture but garlicky flavor. And you can pretty much do all the things you do with asparagus with garlic. You can braise them. You can grill them. You can roast them. You can pickle them (see below for Oystercatcher’s awesome pickled garlic scapes recipe!).
You can also do things with garlic scapes you don’t do with asparagus – like you can chop it up into a salad, you can season with it in place of garlic (figure it will be a bit milder), you can make garlic scape pesto! (yum!).
|Farmer Georgie muses “Ahem, yes., garlic scapes, garlic scapes, garlic scapes and so on….”|
You can also do things like… smoke them. SUPER trendy in the avant-garde organic farming world. It is only properly done with VERY dirty hands, otherwise, the scape just doesn’t taste right. (just kidding people!).
|Wynter teething on garlic scapes. She is 6 now and says she doesn’t like garlic. Yeah, right….|
The other thing you can do with garlic scapes, and I think there might really be something to this one, is use them for teething rings! Both my daughters had quite a fondness for garlic scape teething rings in their younger years. And, with the proven anti-bacterial abilities of garlic, I think this one has real merit!
So, as you can see here. The possibilities with garlic scapes are, well, endless! And, lucky for you…we have all the garlic scapes you could possibly need. Oh, gosh, about 300 or 400 lbs of them we would guess. One scape, for every one of the approximately 30,000 hardneck garlic plants we planted. Phew.
So this weekend at market – pick up your garlic scapes! They will be GREAT grilled with your 4th of July barbequing, btw….(garlic scapes on dogs, garlic scapes with steak, garlic scapes and smores….well maybe not that last one…).
And of course, we have plenty more veggies to go with the scapes, including….
From Willowood Farm:
* Mesclun bags
* Arugula bags
* Spinach bags
* Pea vine bags
* Head Lettuce (leaf types and super cute mini romaines! Bayview only)
* Fresh garlic (still curing so on the stalk)
* True new potatoes, mixed “red, white and blue” colors. (SO SO SO GOOD. OMG!)
* Japanese Salad “Hakurei” Turnips
* Fava Beans
* Walla Walla onions w/ greens
* Barn Floor Mix dry beans
* Rhubarb (Bayview only)
* Braising Greens bags (bayview only)
Our friends from Prairie Bottom Farm are adding:
For Bayview only Mikey from Whidbey Green Goods is bringing broccoli, peas, beets and some other goodies. Blake over at Ebb Tide Farm is bringing some cilantro and other things as well.
So come see us at market!


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Sun Joe TJ603E 16-Inch 12-Amp Electric Tiller and Cultivator , Green
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Sun Joe TJ604E 16-Inch 13.5 AMP Electric Garden Tiller/Cultivator,Black
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- [16IN LARGE WORKING WIDTH] Rock&Rocker electric dethatcher scarifier with 16" wide path in one single pass, very efficient, the widest working size of its kind in the market, and ideal for home garden lawns
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BARAYSTUS Height Adjustable Hand Tiller Garden Claw Twist Tiller Cultivator Tiller Soil Lossener Lawn Aerator Areator Loosen, Rototiller, Garden Bed and Plant Box Cultivator, Garden Tools.
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Agri-Fab 40-Inch Tine Tow Dethatcher 45-0294,Black
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Jardineer Hand Tiller Garden Claw, Garden Twist Tiller Heavy Duty, Manual Soil Tiller for Flower Box and Raised Bed
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- Garden Claw Professional: Walensee Twist Tiller is a hand tool for the soil and clay and easy to Cultivate, loosen, turn, till, aerate and weed your soil. It can be used on large empty areas or narrow spaces. Four sharp curve tines can be easily and smoothly penetrate into the soil, it makes easy turn and shift of the dirt. The tine is much wider and longer, digs will be deeper and wider to save your working time and energy.
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I wish I knew what made them finally decide to wake up! The temperature today was about 65 degrees outside - we've had both colder weather and hotter weather. I think the average temp in my little greenhouse during the day was probably in the 80's but these last two days have been cooler and rainy, so temperatures didn't climb so high.
The Healthy green peppers finally sprouted today too, and a lot more of the parsley has sprouted.
Touchy little things!


Giovanni Occhipinti selects the fruit and vegetables and processed goods personally. Sicily still claims the lion’s share, not only with its classis citrus fruits but also with gems such as its exotic fruits, late-harvest peaches and impressive Giarratana onions. Then there are Sicilian specialties preserved in jars and other products, such as anchovies, caponata (sweet and sour vegetable stew), tuna, mackerel, capers, cheeses, sauces, charcuterie, beer and wine. A small fridge also stocks cannoli, arancini and, in summer, granitas. Products from Piedmont and Valle d’Aosta are just as prominent: hence Carmagnola peppers, Santena asparagus, Saluzzo damsons, Nizza Monferrato “hunchback cardoons,” and Alba truffles, each in its own season. The latest offerings from the Occhipinti family are jams from the Valle d’Aosta and vegetable creams and preserves from a small farm in Vinovo. They also offer an excellent home delivery service.


Congratulations to Ann Bruce
Ann awarded 2-year NERC Agri-Food Fellowship
The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) awarded Innogen's Dr Ann Bruce a 2-year Knowledge Exchange Fellowship to engage with the agri-food sector.
The aim of the Fellowship is to enable businesses to access NERC research outputs and develop capability to address key environmental and sustainability challenges through access to relevant cutting-edge science. The Fellowship will run from January 2012 - December 2013.
Link to Dr Ann Bruce's profile page


ST. LOUIS (DTN) -- Bt soybeans designed to put a dent in defoliating pests such as looper, podworm and velvetbean caterpillar wait in the wings for U.S. growers. The question is, can the landscape handle another Bt crop?
Entomologists from seven southern U.S. universities are evaluating whether Monsanto's second-generation, two-protein Bt-soybean product is a good fit for U.S. farmers.
Beyond looking at pest control, the studies are examining the role soybeans have been assumed to play as a "natural refuge" for Bt-cotton fields, North Carolina State University entomologist Dominic Reisig told DTN.
If, as the first year of data from ...


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34596 – Uganda Organic RFA Bugisu 15+ GrainPro is a fully washed and sundried coffee from the Mount Elgon region of Eastern Uganda, very close to the Kenyan border. This often overlooked origin is the birthplace of Robusta, but these days an increasing number of producers are crafting some really special and unique Arabicas. This multi-certification coffee is sourced from family owned farms located in the Bugisu region on the slopes of Mount Elgon in the Kapchorwa district, almost over the border into Kenya. The Bugisu region is named after the Bugisu people who are indigenous to this area. The Sipi Falls coffee project, named after a trio of majestic waterfalls, was established in 1999 to strengthen quality coffee production in the region and create a sustainable income for farmers. 34596 – Uganda Organic RFA Bugisu 15+ is a bargain buy; it’s organic, Rainforest Alliance certified and it has a lovely subtle watermelon and raspberry flavor with a tootsie-roll and chocolate graham cracker backbone and a subtle warmth that reminded us of spiced rum.
High moisture required steady and gentle heat application. The 34596 – Uganda Organic RFA Bugisu 15+ GrainPro performed solidly at several roast levels. Posted below is a nice medium roast, pulled just before second crack. The result of which was beautifully balanced with several jammy fruit acids and a sweet vanilla base.


M V R Industries is a renowned manufacturer, exporter and supplier of the best quality Indian Rice. The variety of Indian Rice that we bring to our clients entails Sona Masoori Rice, HMT Rice, Jai Sriram Rice & Broken Rice. All the products that we offer are appreciated for their quality, taste, freshness, packaging and pricing. In addition to this, we offer customized solutions matching with the most specific requirements of the clients in a time-bound manner. Additionally, the range of products that we offer can be acquired at reasonable prices. Read more...
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Ecolawn Applicator introduces the new Walker mower topdresser attachment. This zero turn attachment is a broadcast spreader with a newly designed hopper that eliminates material bridging with smooth, steep sides and its live conveyor system and agitator maintain steady material flow for consistent even spreading. Ecolawn’s popular dual reverse spinner broadcast system is PTO driven therefore giving unlimited application thickness control over to the operator’s ground speed. This feature is unique to this model. Products that can be spread include screened compost, pulverized soils, most pelletized products, calcite clay, crumb rubber, lime, all grades of sand and unlimited blends of all of these products. Features include: even 180 spread with dual reverse spinner mechanism, polythene hopper 11.5 cu. ft capacity; feed trap, live bottom/agitator controls; spreading width 4 to 14 feet; and application thickness: 11.5 cubic feet in one spot to a very thin application.


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What is the mix ratio of Cimmaron Plus Herbicide to kill bahiagrass per gallon of water?
Cimarron Plus Herbicide Product Label states you would use 1.25 ounces in 100 gallons of water for spot treating. To break it down per gallon you would use 0.01 oz./gal. or 0.284 grams/gal.
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RT 16 Grain is now offering free DP on Corn and Beans through 8/15/2016 at all 3 locations. New delivered Corn and Beans off the farm. Space available basis. Contact Nokomis office with questions/concerns. (217)563-8612
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Join Our Team as a Fruit Counter! Are you passionate about the outdoors and hands-on work? Do you thrive in a team environment? Look no further! We are seeking seasonal employees to join our vibrant orchard at Springhill in sunny Hawkes Bay.
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Tom Harris, also known as The Hill Country Gardener, is a Master Gardener certified by the State of Texas, a Master Pruner certified by the San Antonio Botanical Garden, and a founder and volunteer for the Gardening Volunteers of South Texas (GVST).
Monthly Archive for November, 2008
Donno if it froze where you live or not, but it did where I live. Got down to 29F on November 15 — just as predicted. Sure hope you picked your tomatoes and other peppers before the freeze. Since I got my tomatoes in late, there are quite a few green ones, but not showing […] [Read More]
It’s time now to plant the winter-annuals. Select from pansies, spring bulbs, flowering kale, dianthus, calendula, viola, Johnny jump-ups, alyssum, and snapdragons. There’s a new dwarf snapdragon that only gets a few inches tall in case you’re interested. If you plan to use some tulips and hyacinth bulbs this year, make sure they have 6-8 […] [Read More]
Have you noticed the fall colors starting to show up? The Texas red oaks, Uvalde maples, cedar elms, Bradford pears, and Chinese tallow trees are really starting to show off. The hill behind the H-E-B on I-10 and Boerne Stage Road will be gorgeous in just a couple of weeks. Last year, Bill Taylor of […] [Read More]
The first freeze is not far away for our area. On average, the first freeze comes around here about November 15. That’s like next week or so. You HAVE been warned. My sweet potato vines have already been hit a little. I didn’t realize that it had gotten that cold already. Oh well, must be […] [Read More]


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Weedtrine®-D Liquid - 4 Gallons (Treats 16,000 square feet)Weedtrine®-D Liquid, with diquat, is a broad spectrum, rapid-acting, contact herbicide. Ideal for use on small bodies of water or small weed patches. Successfully controls a broad range of submersed, floating, and emersed weeds in lakes, ponds, and drainage ditches. Great on land too! Use around patios, ornamental gardens, and along fence lines.One gallon of Weedtrine®-D Liquid covers 4,000 sq. ft. of submersed weeds or 8,000 to 10,000 sq. ft. of floating, emersed, or terrestrial weeds. For floating, emersed or terrestrial weeds, use 2.0 to 6.5 oz. per gallon of water and apply with a Constructo Tank Sprayer (LMI992401). For submersed weeds dilute with2 to 5 parts water and inject below the surface with a tank sprayer or pour into water in strips 20 to 40 feet apart. Treat heavy infestations in sections to avoid oxygen depletion. Thorough contact with weeds is necessary for best results.Water treated with Weedtrine®-D Liquid should not be used for swimming for 1 day. Wait 5 days for irrigation,human or animal consumption.Not For Sale in Maine or New YorkFor More Information, Please Visit Us at www.lake-aeration.com On Website: Click Weed Control then Weed Control ProductsOn Jul-01-10 at 09:19:39 PDT, seller added the following information:Kill Pond Weeds, Kill Lake Weeds, Lake Weed Killer, Pond Weed Killer, Aquatic Weed, Lake Weed, Pond WeedSee www.lake-aeration.com for complete product line.


• 689.18 FSA Cropland Acres • High Quality Soils • Nearly all contiguous • Pattern tiled-maps available • Outstanding recent yields - reports available • Great visibility along both sides of I-75 • Tracts ranging from 3+/- acres to 165+/- acres in size • Potential building sites.
Open House/Inspection Dates
Tuesday, May 30th from 4-6Pm
Thursday, June 8th from 4-6Pm
Tuesday, June 20th from 4-6Pm
Meet a Schrader Representative at Tract 6.
Near 16570 TR 56, Bluffton, OH 45817. From I-75, take exit 145 and head south on 235 for a few hundred feet. Then, turn on TR 34 for a mile. Turn north onto TR 56 and continue for 2 miles. Once you pass over I-75 the farm will be on both sides of the road.
Hancock County Fairgrounds Event Center (Old Mill Stream Center):
1017 E Sandusky St, Findlay, OH 45840
The Karl and Teresa Rieman farm is a unique opportunity to acquire a significant amount of exceptional tillable acres in southwest Hancock County, OH. The farm lies in 678.5 +/- contiguous acres with an additional 34 +/- acres located a short distance away. Of the 712.5 +/- acres being offered, 689.18 acres are tillable per Fsa. The soils are comprised of pewamo silty clay loam and blount silt loam. A majority of the fields are patterned tiled. Tile maps are provided on the website and in information books. Additionally, the farm has been under no-till conservation practices for the past 25 years. The combination of excellent management, quality soils, and improvements have allowed for solid recent yields with corn averaging as high as 244 bu. and beans yields averaging as high as 70 bu. Yield history for the last 3 years can be seen on the website. The farm is located a short distance from Findlay and has great frontage and visibility from both sides of I-75. Combine this with the fact that portions of the farm is located just south of the Cory-Rawson High School creates development potential down the road. Whether you are an operator that is looking to acquire additional acreage or someone looking to invest in an outstanding farm, don't miss this opportunity to bid your prices on high quality land in North Central Ohio that comes from an outstanding family history.
Tract 1: 38.8± ac of nearly 100% productive tillable farmland. The close proximity to Cory-Rawson High School and rail frontage creates for some development potential. See tile map 10 for pattern tile location.
Tract 2: 49.6± ac containing almost all productive farmland. This property contains great access points with road frontage on 3 sides of the farm. See tile map 10 for pattern tile location.
Tract 3: 165.1± ac of high-quality farmland. Consider combining with Tract 4 for over 200+/- acres and to own both sides of the ditch. The ditch provides a great drainage outlet that has been very well maintained. See tile map 6 and 7A & B for pattern tile location.
Tract 4: 56.5± ac containing tremendous soils. This property also fronts the ditch providing for a quality drainage outlet. See tile map 5 for pattern tile location.
Tract 5: 56.4± ac of majority tillable farmland. Check out the extensive visibility and frontage along I-75. See tile map 11 and 12 for pattern tile locations.
Tract 6: 5.0± ac involving a 36ft x 58ft barn that would make for a great storage shed. Consider the possibilities of adding additional barns or a home to this property.
Tract 7: 39.3± ac of diversified land containing majority tillable farmland as well as approx. 12+/- acres of woods. This property offers a beautiful setting for a potential home and numerous deer have been spotted in the woods throughout the spring and recent years. Per the owner, tile does exist but no maps are on hand.
Tract 8: 129.6± ac of majority productive land. This tract also has great visibility from I-75 with access off Tr56 and Cr26. Per the owner, tile does exist but no maps are on hand. Consider combining with Tract 5 and Tract 7 for one large contiguous field and some recreational woods all in one.
Tract 9: 3.1± ac that would make a great add on for a neighbor looking for some additional space. Frontage along a creek creates for a scenic setting.. Property is located in a floodplain so building potential is limited.
Tract 10: 25.4± ac of diversified land uses entailing mature timber, frontage on the creek, and 18.58 FSA cropland acres. The property also contains visibility along I-75.
Tract 11: 5.1± ac involving woods creating for gorgeous scenery and an excellent potential building location. There is an existing billboard lease for 12: 52.7± ac with good visibility along the south side of I-75 and high-quality soils. Consider combining with Tract 13 for 125.5+/- acres of productive farmland. See tile map 1 and 4 for pattern tile location.
Tract 13: 73.1± ac of tillable farmland accessed via an easement along an existing private road identified in the property map. See tile map 2 for pattern tile location.
Tract 14: 34.0± ac of which FSA considers 32.15 tillable. See tile map 13 for pattern tile location.


Hyderabad, Jun 15 (UNI) The Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) President and K Chandrasekhara Rao today said the party would organise dharnas in front of all District Collector's offices in Telangana region to protest the government's decision to introduce CBSE pattern of eduction in government schools.
Addressing the press here, Mr Rao said the party was opposed to the government's decision as it would not help to upgrade the educational standards in the schools.
Instead, it was the government's 'conspiracy' to promote corporate education in the state, he alleged.
Pointing out that the government had failed to provide fertilizers and seeds to the farmers during this kharif sowing season, the former Union Minister said the party would fight for the cause of farmers if the government failed to provide fertilizers and seeds.
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