Phnom Penh – Cambodia produced 10.5 million tons of paddy rice in 2017, up 5.7 percent year-on-year, Prime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen said on Wednesday.
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Sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, Moldova emerged as an unbiased republic following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. The government works with International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) to create microfinance opportunities for farmers, which supports agricultural funding and may increase farmers’ returns. IFAD has also invested in agro-processing to ensure farmers prepare their goods for home and international markets. These components create a disproportionate number of aged people in the inhabitants.


Rosa Fuchs runs a nursery in Vienna-Simmering with her husband Karl in the third generation. On 2.1 hectares, peppers and chillies are grown naturally with environmentally friendly cultivation. Beneficial insects have been used in the nursery for pest control for 10 years.
Rosa Fuchs has also found another use for her products: together with her son and daughter-in-law, she produces, among other things, chutneys and chilli sauces by hand. The fruits come from their fruit trees. The spicy chutneys with chilli go well with cheese, fish and meat, and the hot sauces in various degrees of spiciness can be enjoyed both for cooking and on their own.


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CANADA — Viterra Canada Inc., a Canadian agriculture commodities business, officially opened its new high-throughput grain facility in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Customers, employees, and government officials gathered to celebrate the occasion at the facility in west-central Saskatchewan. It has a storage capacity of 34,000 tonnes of grain and can load up to 156 railcars through a loop track.
Kyle Jeworski, chief executive officer for Viterra North America said the company’s significant investment in the new grain elevator demonstrates its confidence that the area will continue to play an important role in Canadian and global agriculture for many more years to follow.
“We are proud to revitalize our presence through this facility, and of what it will mean to farmers, suppliers, and other stakeholders in this province and in this community,” he said.
Based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Viterra Canada Inc. operates 79 licensed grain storage facilities and has more than 17,500 employees operating in 37 countries.
Viterra claims to supply sustainable, traceable and quality-controlled agricultural products. According to the company, its network of storage, processing, and transport assets connects producers and consumers.
“We recognize that our success as a company is tied to the high level of service we provide to our customers, and their ability to provide us with the quality products we need to meet our end users’ expectations worldwide,” Jeworski said.
“Further, we’re proud to make a positive impact with this project through local employment opportunities and other economic benefits.”
The crop trading business spun out of Glencore which purchased it for US$6.1 billion almost a decade ago, as it looked to expand its agricultural trading division under the previous CEO Ivan Glasenberg.
It then sold just over half of the business to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and British Columbia Investment Management Corp in 2016 as part of an effort to reduce debt but also as a way of increasing its firepower for possible acquisitions.
In 2020 it became a standalone company and was rebranded as Viterra but a transformational deal had proved elusive until now.
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Turnip shortage threatens Isle of Man Hop Tu Naa festival
Severe weather over the summer has resulted in a crop failure threatening the Isle of Man Hop Tu Naa celebration.
The event is celebrated on 31 October and marks the safe gathering-in of the harvest.
Turnips are carved as part of the celebration but Cregneash Village Farm Manager Peter Kelly said: "Usually there are around two thousand turnips in the field.
"At the moment there are a dozen at most."


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Summer is here, and if you’re an aspiring or new farmer, it’s a great time to learn from experienced producers around Vermont. Thanks to the organizing efforts of several farming organizations and networks — and farmers’ generosity with their time — our summer and fall months are filled with opportunities for field-based farmer education – from twilight meetings and farm tours to hands-on workshops and farmer socials.
Here are six good reasons make time to get to at least a few of these events.
- Learn from the masters. Host farms are often operations that have passed the test of time. These farms are successful, and model good agricultural practices. But every one of them also has made their share of mistakes. Take advantage of the opportunity to visit and tour these operations, and be sure to listen and observe carefully. You’ll earn a lot from these farmers’ experience about what might work – and what might not – on your farm.
- Meet the innovators. Another group of host farms are those that are coming up with new approaches to growing crops, raising livestock, managing their businesses and marketing their crops. Some of these individuals have been innovating for decades. Others are just a few years into an agricultural business and are bringing fresh ideas and approaches. Either way, connecting with these farmers is sure to spark your creativity and motivation.
- Get the science. A good many of these events pair farmer demonstration with presentations from agricultural researchers and educators. Whatever the topic – plant selection, pest management, or pasture productivity, for example – research-based knowledge can help you set the stage for success.
- The question you’d never have thought of. Sometimes, the most valuable “take away” from a field day comes in response to a question from another participant. Learning in a group setting sometimes doesn’t feel very time efficient, particularly when other attendees’ questions diverge from your interests. But being part of a group can also enrich the learning experience by bringing questions and perspectives you’d never have considered.
- Networking. These gatherings provide opportunities to learn from other “students” as well as from the host farmers and presenters. I’m always amazed by the experience and expertise that other farmers bring and share. Networking often happens during the informal “break-time” conversation at a focused workshop, but some events are primarily designed as springboards for farmer-to-farmer discussion and peer learning. Be sure to make the effort to make connections with other attendees. If there are opportunities to sign up for more information or get an attendees list, do so.
- It’s good, cheap fun. Most field days, farm tours and twilight have modest fees Some are even free. For the cost of your time, and gas money, you’ll learn a lot about what’s going on on Vermont farms, see some of Vermont’s landscape, and spend time with other people who share your passion for farming.
Schedule some time off the farm today! Visit the UVM Extension New Farmer Project’s Calendar of Events and to see what’s coming up in your area.


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Here is the quick back story. I like to walk around the Union Square Farmer’s Market most Saturday mornings. I met a guy who along with his friends started a company (Aqualibrium) and they were promoting a new product. The product includes fish (which I like), gardens (I cook a lot) and saves space (I have a typical NYC apartment.)
Their product – The Aqualibrium Garden – can be used as either an aquaponic or hydroponic system. Basically you can grow food indoors, year around, in a space saving, design oriented fashion.


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By the way, San Marcos Growers indicates that there is a longer lived cultivar of this called 'Platinum Walllaby'. A google search of that name reveals that Proven Winners carries it. Usually Proven Winners plants are widely available, so I will be keeping my eye out for it.


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Happy New Year! Best wishes for a safe and profitable year. Cotton prices are mixed with corn, soybeans, and wheat prices down for this first week of 2013. Even the somewhat resolution of the fiscal cliff and an almost 4% uptick in the Dow this week could not prevent commodity prices from continuing the slide from late 2012. There has been very little bullish news in recent weeks for crop prices and probably some news considered bearish (export cancellations, slow export sales, and still prospects for a large South American crop). This appears to have put grain prices in an oversold position and possibly ripe for a correction depending on the outcome of the January 11 USDA reports (supply & demand, production, and grain stocks). Market disappointment in the reports and the slide could continue as focus could quickly turn to 2013 production prospects. USDA will release their reports at 11:00 a.m. Central time which is a change from the 7:30 a.m. release in place since 1994. University of Tennessee 2013 budgets have been released and can be downloaded in an Excel spreadsheet or PDF format.
Weekly exports were well below expectations with net sales of 1.9 million bushels for the 2012/13 marketing year. Ethanol production slipped 27,000 barrels per day to 807,000 barrels per day in the latest report. USDA may be inclined to lower demand in these areas in the January 11 report. A few estimates on production for next week’s report show a range of 76 million over the December number to 107 million under. More estimates will be coming out in the days before the report.
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A producer based survey of 2013 acreage from one firm placed corn at 97.75 million acres compared to 96.9 million acres in 2012. This continues the trend of estimates showing higher corn acres for 2013. A bullish January 11 USDA report could pull 2013 prices up slightly and create an opportunity for pricing. A bearish report will continue to put pressure on new crop prices and make spring/summer weather a key marketing factor.I would have 10% of 2013 production priced.


Tuesday, 29 February, 2000
There was very little fresh market news for European wheat last week, which resulted in marginal market movement.
Morocco bought 70,000 tonnes of EU milling wheat, with 30,000t of it definitely from France. This meant French prices saw some support, trading at about 4% above intervention levels. The remaining 40,000t was of optional origin.
It has been reported that a range of small maltsters are active in the EU malting barley market, which is supporting prices. Prices are trading between 8 and 34% above intervention levels. The main activity is in Germany, where purchases are mainly for lower grades of spring barley.
Milling activity in Italy is typically quiet for this time of year. Reports suggest that domestic prices are under pressure as a result of large stocks present in the northern ports of the country. Meanwhile, demand for animal feed is still low after the flu epidemic last December, which is still depressing prices.
German and Russian interest for Danish malting barley did not stop Danish export prices ending the week lower from the previous week. Danish feed wheat export prices also ended lower on a lack of availability for exports.
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TA ANN Holdings Bhd is expected to perform well in 2021 driven by supportive demand-supply (S&D) dynamics and strong prices of edible oils.
RHB Investment Bank Bhd analyst Hoe Lee Leng noted that after imputing the revised crude palm oil (CPO) prices, Ta Ann’s financial year 2021 (FY21) to FY22’s net profit would increase by 6% to 24%.
“We believe the risk for prices will be on the downside from hereon and advocate stocks that are expected to perform in a lower-price environment.
“We like Ta Ann for its pure upstream exposure and undemanding valuation of nine times FY22 forecast (FY22F) price-to-earnings (PE), which is on the lower spectrum of its peer range of nine times to 14 times,” she stated in a research note yesterday.
According to Oil World’s and the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) latest forecast, supply of oils and fats and CPO should be relatively tight in 2021, but balanced somewhat by relatively muted demand.
Oil World data showed 17 oils and fats, and 10 oilseeds complexes are expected to see a decline in stock to usage ratios in 2021 with eight vegetable oil complexes flat year-on-year (YoY).
“The largest decline in stock to usage ratios in 2021 should come from soybean, rapeseed and canola crops, which were affected by La Nina and exacerbated by China’s large appetite for soybean due to its feed mill requirements.
“These tight dynamics will likely keep oilseed and vegetable oil prices at relatively high levels throughout 2021,” she added.
Oilseed prices are expected to moderate in 2022 on increased planting.
“For 2022, despite no official forecasts yet from Oil World or USDA, we believe soybean and other oilseed prices will moderate, along with CPO prices.
“This is from oilseeds seeing increased planting activities, to take advantage of current high prices,” she said.
In addition, the US expects to plant 5% more acreage in 2021 and may increase the amount even more in 2022, while South American soybean planting will start in November to December 2021, which will be harvested from May to June 2022 and may increase YoY.
The USDA projects Brazil (the largest producer) to plant 5% more soybeans in 2021-2022.
“With improved supply, soybean prices will likely moderate in 2022. For CPO, we believe the stock to usage ratios will improve in 2022, estimating it to increase to 17% in 2022 forecast (2022F) from 16.2% in 2021F,” she said.
The improved supply will keep CPO prices above the 20-year historical average of RM2,500 per tonne.
“Given the rising stock to usage ratio trend, we believe CPO prices will decline YoY in 2022,” she said.
RHB raised its 2021 to 2022 average CPO price forecast to RM3,200 and RM2,800 per tonne, and the increase in price forecast spells lifting in the FY21-FY22 earnings for TaAnn.
The investment bank maintained a ‘Buy’ rating on Ta Ann with a lower target price (TP) of RM3.45 from the previous TP forecast of RM4.
“We lower our target PE, as valuations will start pricing in environmental, social, and corporate governance concerns, particularly since Ta Ann does not have Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil certification, due to its large peat soil exposure.
“Our TP implies nine times FY22F PE, which falls within the lower spectrum of its peer range of nine times to 14 times,” she said.


When I tell to my friends about the career path I’ve chosen, the question invariably comes up about agriculture’s busy vs. slow times of the year. I explain that the most intense times of the year are spring, when planting takes place, and the fall harvest/application season. In the lulls between these two times of year, the industry spends much of its time with trade shows and association meetings.
Now in mid-January, the winter show season is in full swing. Earlier this month, ag aficionados had the chance to see ag equipment at the AG CONNECT show or the Wisconsin Crop Management Conference. This week, much of the industry will gather at the Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association meeting in Peoria, IL (including myself). In February, Western agricultural representatives will likely visit the World Ag Expo in Tulare, CA, while their Eastern and Midwestern counterparts will see new equipment at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY.
Besides getting the chance to see what’s new in ag retail-oriented equipment and catch up with old friends, the winter shows serve as a benchmark of sorts as to what kind of year it will be. So far, I’m pleased to report, the outlook for 2011 is good. At the recent AG CONNECT show, AGCO had a massive display booth highlighting the company’s precision ag efforts. Likewise, precision ag bellwethers Trimble and Raven Industries are preparing several new systems for market debut. And I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the larger equipment manufacturers such as Case IH and John Deere had new launches up their sleeves before the winter show season ends at the Commodity Classic in early March.
So I hope to see many of you at some of this year’s events. Based upon the early buzz, 2011 will be a great year for agriculture, which will make the equipment offerings making their market debuts all the more interesting . . .


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A bold new gardening trade show created with the modern grower in mind will soon take root in San Jose. Maximum Yield Inc., a 15-year veteran of hosting indoor grow shows, under the new ownership of Chrysalis Acquisition Partners Inc., a private investment firm based in Calgary, is pleased to introduce GrowX, its next generation of trade show.
“We are extremely excited to announce that San Jose will be the host for our inaugural GrowX event,” said Glenn Huber, President of Chrysalis and Chairman of Maximum Yield Inc. “San Jose combines the perfect blend as a high-tech community with a strong urban gardening movement. Our Maximum Yield team created GrowX with the intent of connecting a diverse modern growing community that includes the latest gardening technology industry players as well as grass roots organizations.”
David Waslen, Chrysalis’s Managing Partner and Maximum Yield’s President, says GrowX was developed to create maximum opportunity for growers, industry leaders, and front line retail operators to connect and build their business.
“GrowX will feature education, business, and networking components all developed to bring together experts, industry insiders, and end users,” said Waslen. “Our new format will allow for a fun, vibrant and productive atmosphere while attendees will get the freshest look at the latest technology, products, and techniques.”
Along with the exhibition, GrowX will also feature a speaker series, exciting sponsorship opportunities, an active social media component, and a variety of features to ensure a successful event for exhibitors and attendees.
For the first time, as acceptance grows in many states and jurisdictions, a medicinal cannabis component will be featured at GrowX. Seminars on insurance and financing, along with other business related information sessions will be offered alongside the latest in cannabis products and technology.
A second show is scheduled to take place in Detroit Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2017.
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USDA has designated Cibola County in New Mexico as a primary natural disaster area due to damages and losses caused by the recent drought.
“Our hearts go out to those New Mexico farmers and ranchers affected by the recent natural disasters,” said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. “President Obama and I are committed to ensuring that agriculture remains a bright spot in our nation’s economy by sustaining the successes of America’s farmers, ranchers, and rural communities through these difficult times. We are also telling New Mexico producers that USDA stands with you and your communities when severe weather and natural disasters threaten to disrupt your livelihood.”
Farmers and ranchers in the following counties in New Mexico also qualify for natural disaster assistance because their counties are contiguous. Those counties are: Bernalillo, Catron, McKinley, Sandoval, Socorro, Valencia.
All other New Mexico counties that would be eligible under 7 CFR 759.5 (a), already have been designated as primary natural disaster areas.
Farmers and ranchers in Apache county in Arizona also qualify for natural disaster assistance.


Farmer earns Rs 1064 after selling 750kg onions, donates amount to PM relief fund as ‘protest’
An onion farmer from Maharashtra, who had to sell his produce for little over Rs 1 per kg, has donated his earnings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a form of protest.
Sanjay Sathe, a resident of Niphad tehsil in Nashik district, ended up making a pittance despite growing 750 kg of onions this season.
“I produced 750 kg of onion in this season but was offered a rate of Rs 1 per kg at Niphad wholesale market last week. Finally, I could negotiate a deal for Rs 1.40 per kg and received Rs 1,064 for 750 kg,” he was quoted as saying.
Sathe, incidentally, was among the handful of ‘progressive farmers’ selected by the Union agriculture ministry for an interaction with the then US president Barack Obama when he visited India in 2010.
“It was painful to see such paltry returns on four months of toil. Hence I have donated Rs 1,064 to the Disaster Relief Fund of the PMO as a protest. I had to pay an additional Rs 54 for sending it by money order,” he said.
“I do not represent any political party. But I am angry because of the government’s apathy towards our woes,” he added.
The money order was sent on November 29 from the Niphad office of India Post. It was addressed to “Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India”.
Nashik district in north Maharashtra accounts for 50 percent of onion production in India.


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Initiated in 2012 (until 2019)
The GCAP aims to develop agriculture in Ghana, coupled with the nation’s poverty reduction efforts and to increase food security through inclusive farming along selected commodity value chains. The platform consists of two projects; the Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA) zone, focusing on value chains of maize, rice and soya, and the Accra Plains focusing on maize, rice, fruits and vegetables.
Members: Government (The Government of the Republic of Ghana, The Ministry of Food and Agriculture of the Republic of Ghana), Donors (The World Bank, The United States Agency for International Development), Collaborating Partners (The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre, The Ghana Irrigation Development Authority, The Environmental Protection Agency, The Planning M&$ Directorate of MoFA, Plant Protection and Regulatory services Directorate of MoFA, The Crop Services Directorate of MoFA, Agricultural and Engineering Services Directorate of MoFA, and Woman in Agricultural Development)
Poverty and food insecurity.
The platform, initiated by the Government of Ghana, aims to overcome the challenges by assisting farmers to remove constraints through matching grants. In 2014, the Government of Ghana and the World Bank, agreed to restructure the Ghana Commercial Agriculture Project (GCAP), which includes 7 components ranging from Securing PPPs to project management, to infrastructure support among others.
Intentions and aspiration
Increase yield by 40%, increase gross margins by 40&, reach 14,000 direct beneficiaries (including 40% women), increase the area provided with improved irrigation by 10,000 hectares.
The platform, which focuses mainly on poor households, as well as international Ghanaian investors, intends to reduce poverty and increase food security through inclusive commercial farming amongst the commodity value chain. The objective of the GCAP is to do so, whilst providing an increased access to reliable water, land, finance, agricultural inputs and output markets. In order to achieve this, the project obtains three components; (1) strengthening investment, (2) securing PPPs and smallholder linkages in the Accra Plans, and (3) Secure PPPs and smallholder linkages in the SADA region.
Arrangements and capacitities
There are 11 members that consist of the Steering Committee of GCAP. The Project Implementation Unit (PIU) overlooks the management of the Project with a Project Coordinator as the leader. Moreover, the projects entail collaboration with government departments/ agencies. These Representatives from the departments and agencies constitute the Project Technical Committee.
Activities and outputs
The platform provides its members: a ‘Model Lease Agreement’ in order to guide for investors and land owners on large-scale land transactions, assistance to the Ghana Investment Promotion Center and Agribusiness Unit of MOFA, matching grants for farmers, as well as a law drafted to parliament to guide operations of the Waster User’s Associations. Trainings and workshops in environmental safeguards is also provided to its members, as well as preparation of guarantee for Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), Environmental Management Plan (EMP), and acquiring EPA Permits. Finally, the platform provides a publication area where documents can be accesses, as well as an ‘events’ and ‘new archives’ section.
Monitoring and evaluation
The M&E team is expected to develop a M&E plan that will measure: (1) Impacts and standard of living on affected individuals, households and communities; (2) Improvement of communities affected by the project; (3) Management of disputes/ conflicts. Moreover, improvement of methods through out the project are to be heighten through monitoring (internal), while evaluation (external) focuses on whether policies have been complied with, proving lessons learnt for amending strategies/ implementation.


Agri Resources collaborate to create a sustainable supply chain
Agri Resources (Mauritius) and ADD-OI have signed a Memorandum of Agreement to work together on the creation of a sustainable vanilla supply
chain in the Indian Ocean. The agreement was signed on the 4th and 5th of November, 2022, in Antananarivo, Madagascar, during the first Indian
Ocean Sustainable Development Conference with the participation of the Malagasy government and backing from the United Nations Development Programs.
In addition to programs for sustainable agriculture, land restoration, agroforestry, and biodiversity preservation, the relationship between ADD-OI and Agri Resources also entails training for the local community, the establishment of local jobs, and economic prospects. These lengthy initiatives have the potential to generate immediate financial success and gain from the expertise of the Agri Resources Group in carrying out these tasks.
Agri Resources (Mauritius) and its subsidiaries conduct their primary business on three islands, where they cultivate, procure, process, trade, and market spices and vanilla.
Since 2015, the company has been expanding in the Indian Ocean. As of right now, it oversees three plantations with a combined area of 145 ha, two processing and export facilities, an essential oil distillery, and a network of more than 1700 smallholder farmers.
The MoU highlights two strategic collaboration priority areas: the socioeconomic advancement and empowerment of farming communities on the islands, as well as the sustainable management of live natural resources and land usage.
“The enormous support for our projects has left us feeling grateful and humbled. The chance to increase the effect of our activities on the environment and the communities we serve by working with ADD-OI, UNDP, and other finance and development institutions”, said Shalina Dhallapah, Director of Agri Resources (Mauritius). The agreement between ADD-OI and Agri Resources Group is effective right away. In 2023, initiatives of 8.5 million euros will be implemented in Madagascar and Mauritius.


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Punakha Dzongkhag has been linked with momentous occasions in Bhutanese history. It served as the capital of the country from 1637 to 1907. It is also the second oldest and second largest dzong in Bhutan. Punakha valley has a pleasant climate with warm winters and hot summers. The punakha is located at an average elevation of 1200 meters above sea level. Punakha dzong is built at the confluence of these two major river pho chhu and mo chhu is an especially beautiful sight on sunny days with sunlight reflecting off the water onto its white washed wall. The favorable climatic condition, rice grows very well in this region and is the main cash crop cultivated here.


After 3 weeks, things are looking pretty good. I’ve moved many of the peat pots in to larger styrofoam cups, with extra soil and root starter. I’m hoping to move them in to the big glass shelving unit soon, so that I can start my next batch.
Things are still looking good. Most of my seedlings have or are starting to develop their second set of leaves. Which if I understand correctly, is an important step. I’m hoping to move them away from the grow light soon, since I still have cucumbers, kale, and others to plant.
Out of the original round of planting, here is where they stand:
- Four pots each of spices: Cilantro, Basil, Oregano, and Arugula
- Cilantro: All sprouted
- Basil : Most sprouted
- Oregano : None
- Arugula : All
- Four pots Old Snow Peas. This is a store bought pack from several years ago. We planted directly in the soil but it did not work out so well.
- All sprouted and are growing like wildfire
- Four pots Old Squash. These might actually be Melons. In any event, these seeds have been taken from the veg/fruit, and are not store bought.
- All sprouted and are growing like wildfire, but two of them seem to have droopy leaves.
- Four pots Old Hot Peppers. Again these were taken from the plant, and are not store bought. While I did not mark them as such, I suspect the are Jalepanos.
- 😦 None have sprouted. Maybe they were not fertilized??
- Four pots each of peppers: Hungarian Hot Wax Organic, Tiburon, Monet, and Cayanetta.
- Most have sprouted. These seem to be the slow guys in the crop. But I guess that’s because they typically require warmer client.
- Two pots each basket tomatoes: Tiny Tim Cherry, and Tumbling Tom.
- All have sprouted and are looking good
- Six pots of Sweet Heart Tomato.
- All have sprouted and are looking good
Hopefully will get them all in to larger styrofoam cups this weekend, with more soil. So far I am happy with the results
Our snow peas and old squash are quickly outgrowing their space in the flat tray containers. So I have moved them in to styrofoam cups, with additional soil and seed starter mix, which is supposed to be good for the root development.
I then placed them in plastic kiwi containers, which offer a bit more height, but still not enough to close the cover. I think as far as these two plants go, low temperatures of 18C should be ok. The grow lamp actually gives off a little heat, so they should be ok.
Speaking of grow lamps, I had a little surprise with mine. I purchased four, and had two in use. Yesterday I pulled out another one to use on the newly transplanted items. To my surprise, the light tube was not even a T5. I contacted the good people of McKenzie, and they will be shipping me a replacement tube. So good customer service on their part!
I was having problems with the white balance on the camera last night, so no pictures today.
I know, I know, this picture is horrible. I’m going to break out the Nikon for the rest of this project, rather than use the iphone camera.
I was somewhat surprised to see these snow peas sprout. This is an old (opened) store bought pack, from several years back. Maybe as much as 5 years old.
Since I did not expect them to make it, I’m wondering what I’m going to do with them. I’ve have a designated indoor spice area set up, but these are going to require more space to grow, and I am guessing they will be ready before I can put them outdoors.
We arrived home last night in the middle of winter, to find a big box from Veseys had been delivered. It feels like spring already!
What was in the box you ask?
- Nagoya Mixed Colours Kale Flowering Brassicas
- Ripbor Organic Kale
- Hot Pepper Collection (4 Pkgs.)
- Early Butternut Winter Squash
- Tiny Tim Cherry Tomato
- Tumbling Tom Tomato
- Sweet Heart Tomato
- Talladega Cucumber
- Nautic Organic Brussels Sprouts
- Early Russian Sunflower
- Square Jiffy Pots 2.25″
Everything we ordered was there, no backorders. So far so good.
I’ve placed the box of seeds in a cool dry spot for a few weeks. We purchased an enclosed glass unit to start the seeds off indoors. I’ll need to assemble it first.


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Description about Trailer Flatbed UAL v1.0 for FS 17:
Trailer Flatbed UAL v1.0 for Farming Simulator 17 game.
- Semi-trailer with automatic loading / unloading.
- Used for transportation of bales and pallets (34 round bales, 30 square bales, 14 pallets).
- Selection of the side of the unloading
- the animation of the mudguards
- the third axis is rotary.
- Working lights
- The dust from the wheels
- Traces of wheels
- Dirt / Washable
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ALT LAWN ULTRA - Kurapia Groundcover Sod & Plugs
There's really only one native spreading groundcover that currently works as a full-coverage lawn. Luckily, it’s the most Waterwise option to date! A sustainable lawn alternative at a fraction of the cost of artificial turf. Grows well in shade, though gets slightly longer and wispier.
Kurapia is a succulent California Native Groundcover
This varietal of Phylla is a sterile groundcover that charms bees, grows low and goes months without water in the cool season. Recently hybridized in Japan to prevent aggressive spreading, where it's rapidly replaced lawns and living walls, it's currently just catching on in California. Alt Lawn Ultra is an exceptional pollinator habitat, stays 1-3” high, and roots 10' deep to survive drought. In most parts of California Phylla nodiflora requires little to no winter watering after the first year and can survive on 1x weekly waterings; greens up with 2-3...
Rebate Qualifier: The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California has deemed Kurapia groundcover as a rebate qualifying lawn alternative. Apply now! Click here for more details.
Mowing Optional & Dog Friendly
Mow it once a month to keep the small clover-like flowering down and get the freshest look. Or never mow. It’ll naturally stay soccer height & look decent regardless. Deep rooting and party hosting perfect. This groundcover is unstoppable once established (but don't worry it's also sterile so won't spread by seed and is not invasive). Sure, it creeps. But it stands up to dogs, sports, parties and a good amount of neglect. The image below shows an installation of Kurapia before, during install and after during L.A. water restriction requirements.
Sod or Plugs
Roll out the carpet! Here comes your new sod lawn, ready to walk on lightly after installing. Let the dog run free after 4-6 weeks. Delivered in trays of 64 or 72, plugs fill-in to full coverage in as little as 6-8 weeks in warm seasons. If planted Nov-Feb they will not start spreading until temperatures warm. Quantities sold are for 12" or 16" centering.
Plugs are delivered Wednesdays ONLY, morning-midday.
Care & Installation
Weed - regularly in the first year. Nut sedge is most common weed problem in Southern California.
Mowing - holds up to a regular mowing schedule with additional irrigation. Once monthly mowing recommended if bee-attracting flowers are a concern. Reducing watering also reduces blooming. No mowing necessary. Naturally grows 1" high in sun and up to 3-4" high in shade.
Blooming - Phylla nodiflora produces a bee attracting flower, especially in Spring. Most customers love nursing our honeybees and don't find them bothersome. However, it's not right for everyone!
NOT RECOMMENDED for homes with bees allergies or strong aversions.
Around one week. Select your preferred delivery date at checkout and we'll do our best to make it happen! Please note: Alta Lawn Ultra - Kurapia Groundcover plugs are delivered on Wednesdays only.
Kurapia & California Meadow products come in sod or plugs. Plugs are small plants that you plant every square foot with the help of a bulb auger drill bit. Sod is like a green carpet you roll out and apply heavy pressure to bond with soil.
Kurapia grows very slowly when temperatures are cool, so rarely spreads much at all from late November to about February. If you're thinking you'd like to do plugs, just be advised that you will have to wait a little extra (and weed regularly in the mean time) for it to fill in fully. Sod on the other hand gives instant coverage.
California Meadow on the other hand has a mix of warm and cool season grasses so will fill-in at about the same rate most times of year. Though in general most plants spread faster with generous warmth.
Plugs are spaced at 12" but you can space further (just lower your squre footage order) if you're not in a rush. Or want to fill in with something else later. We have a 200 sq.ft. minimum on all lawn options. Orders under 400 sq.ft. are subject to a slight price increase to accomodate current shipping rates.
More or less the same as regular sod or lawn except with less fertilizer. Here's some basic guidelines:
HOW TO PREP YOUR DIRT
Remove Nasties: Pull out weeds, stumps & any plants you don’t want
Loosen ‘er Up: Use a shovel or tiller to loosen the top 4-6 inches of soil. If you have sandy or uncompacted soil this isn't necessary.
Groom: Remove smaller rocks & roots. clean it up so it’s smooth and buttery as possible.
Rake-in Amendments: Rake a light dressing of organic compost, lime &/or Mycorrhizae evenly across
Wet soil: to a minimum of 6” deep to before laying down your sod. This will give a nice moist surface for the roots to bond with when lain down.
Irrigation requirements: sprinkler irrigation is recommended for all sod and most plug products (except in shadey or passively irrigated conditions). Hand-watering not recommended.
The first 2 weeks establishment requires multiple daily waterings. First month's establishment progresses to once a day watering. Then reduce to a regular 2x a week watering schedule (more may be required if planting in hot times of year). Native grasses typically need 2x a week waterings for heat waves in Southern California. Kurapia survives on 1x a week watering in times of water shortages but looks better with 2.
About half of these lawns require no winter irrigation! Contact us for details.


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Just bought a Cherie Hibiscus to plant in my yard close to the house on the southeast side from a local nursery. We live in South Central Idaho. Hadn't planned on digging it up for the winter. Will mulching be enough?
This tropical variety is not cold hardy. Rated for zone 10 and 11.
You will need to bring this plant indoors as soon as the weather cools this fall.
Here is a link to wintering over hibiscus.


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Posted on July 25, 2019
Back in the spring, our elementary students planted seeds in the outdoor classroom’s raised beds. The plants that are thriving there this summer serve as a metaphor for the growth we are having as a school. Our projected enrollment is 320+ students, so our faculty and staff are actively preparing for new students and looking forward to welcoming the returning ones.
In the meantime, summer campers are burning lots of energy, and the chapel renovations and field light installation continue. We are so thankful for our hardworking faculty, staff, administration, volunteers, and board members, as well as the amazing crew at Anderson Excavating! The first day of classes is right around the corner. See you in August!


The Indian black pepper market continues to be firm, across major primary and secondary markets, Olam Spices & Vegetable Ingredients said in its May spices report.
The company suggested that Indian farmers are likely to hold most of their pepper stocks on the expectation that prices will strengthen further.
Growing areas across Kerala and south Karnataka started getting pre-monsoon showers in the last few days ahead of the report (May 19) which seems to be advantageous to next year’s crop. However, farmers are likely to hold most of their stock on better price expectations, especially for festival and winter demand, Olam Spices predicted.
The continuous dry spell across growing areas of northern Karnataka in last two months already affected the pepper vines in some areas, the company noted.
Olam Spices feels that the market is likely to be very tight in 2016 on low production estimates and empty pipeline stock. Current pre-monsoon showers might not trigger a downward price correction in 2016, “but can only support for a very short term term steady market,” the report concluded.


Friends, the next Four String Farm Share will begin January 6 and run through the end of March. To sign up for the program, please click on the link below. We have a limited number of shares available, and we will secure the shares based on who signs up first, so please sign up soon to secure your place.
The Four String Farm Share is a weekly box of our farm fresh products. Your box each week will contain a wide variety of our freshly-picked produce and a selection of our eggs, chicken, pork, or beef. The contents of the box will change over the course of the program depending on season and availability.
Four String Farm will deliver your box on your designated day each week at noon to Coastal Bend Health Foods (on either Tuesday or Friday, please let us know your preference). I will e-mail you in advance with the contents of your box. In these messages, we will also offer details about how the food is grown and include recipe ideas from Kayla.
The cost of each weekly Farm Share box is $68. A $272 payment will be due on the last drop of the month to keep your farm share coming for the next month. You are more than welcome to pay for all three months up front as well. For January, you can pay when you pick up your first box.
In addition to the protein/produce in your box, as a farm share member you will receive a 10% discount on all Four String Farm products sold at Coastal Bend Health Foods. And as a further thank you, we will include a new CD from our radio program, “Your Wholesome Heritage Garden, Volume II”.
Each week, the produce in your box will reflect the harvest of our farm. Many factors influence availability: seasons, weather, pests, and unforeseeable circumstances. The contents of the box—the volume and variety—will vary each week. Some weeks, the boxes will be very heavy, and other weeks, the boxes will be relatively lean.
We will provide a balance of produce and protein in each box to deliver the maximum value over the program. Every week, you will eat just the same as our family.
The protein selections will include a wide variety of cuts of pork, beef, chicken, and eggs—whatever is available that week in the cycle of raising animals. Animals are part of our farm, and they are essential to growing our produce, so we include them as part of our offering. You will enjoy a great diversity of tastes and flavors in these cuts, raised on pasture or gardens, and grown completely without steroids, hormones, or antibiotics.
Additionally, each week, Kimmi will include a special item in your box from her store, a sample of something really good, like honey, produce, or other healthy and delicious products.
Our goal is to provide your family the greatest value over the program. We want you to be very happy and satisfied with the quality, variety, freshness, flavor, and health of your food. By partnering with us over this period, you make it possible for us to focus on your family and bring you the greatest value of wholesome and delicious food.
We will begin another Farm Share in April that will run through the end of June. The first choice to sign up for that program goes to current Farm Share customers. So, by signing up now, you can secure your place for six months of farm fresh food!
Thank you, friends, for your partnership with our farm!


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Palm oil rebounded from the lowest level in eight months on speculation
lower soybean acreage in the US, the world’s biggest exporter, will
reduce global vegetable oil supplies.
The September-delivery contract advanced as much as 1.6 per cent to
RM3,084 per metric ton on the Malaysia Derivatives Exchange and was at
RM3,073 at 11.44 am in Kuala Lumpur.
Futures fell 2.6 per cent last week to close at the lowest level since October 26.
Soybean futures rose the most in four weeks on July 1 on speculation
that reduced Midwest seeding will trim supplies from the US Planting
dropped to 75.208 million acres, less than analysts expected and below
the 76.609 million estimated in March, as farmers switched to corn, the
US Department of Agriculture data showed on June 30.
Soybean futures for November delivery advanced 1.4 per cent to US$13.125 a bushel on July 1, the biggest gain since June 2.
US markets are closed today for the Independence Day holiday.
“The USDA national acreage report was actually bullish for
soybeans,” Ker Chung Yang, an analyst at Phillip Futures Pte, said by
phone from Singapore. “Investors have a clearer picture on the report
Gains in palm oil today may be capped as the Chicago Board of Trade is closed, Ker said.
January-delivery palm oil on the Dalian Commodity Exchange climbed
as much as 1.1 per cent to 8,882 yuan a ton. Soybean oil for delivery in
the same month rose as much as 1.2 per cent to 10,066 yuan a ton. –


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he leaves curl. The leaves are turning red, right on schedule and the plant looks great. I kept the plant outdoors in the summer and brought it indoors before the first frost.
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You are lucky it turned red without any special tricks with the lighting. There is no way to make it curl. These are special hybrids that most people discard after the first season.


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It's Raining...a lot!
So I just wandered round the garden getting the camera wet! It's actually more to have a record of what everything looked like when I planted it so I can compare it to later pics ( or even when I get home from my trip to Scotland next week! Next week is when I leave! Not back till the end of October)
I suppose all this rain keeps everything green, but it's been pretty steady for a few days now and quite frankly I'd like to see the sun! Not least cos Ness and I need to paint the outside of the new dental surgery and we can't really do it in the pouring rain!
Anyway, here's some photos of the very wet garden.
This one was taken out the bedroom window!
these are still waiting to get planted out, some are still too small though, like the aubergines.
sweetcorn looking teeny
broad beans, Chinese greens and spring onions - also looking teeny and some carrots looking...well...invisible!
One of our ( very few) asparagus. It's been rubbish this year, the ones we've had have been lovely but so far I think we've had about 8 stalks!
Lovely early Agrias coming through
Mesculin mix I planted out yesterday
Rocket which looked like the mesculin last week
Some of the beans
A rescued from the paddock globe artichoke, we've got room for about 10 more round the avocado orchard so we'll go and dig them up before the cows get into them!
One very empty looking veggie garden, but in a few weeks there should be a huge difference.
Couldn't resist leaning over the fence and taking this ~ a wet looking highland cow. If you look closely you can see the rain pelting down!


Grader Blade for the tractor. With over 85% of the total blade bearing down on the cutting edge gives it great 'bite-in' ability. It has levelling wheel options, a reversible cutting edge and the blade has full 3way adjustment and 260 degrees rotation. This implement is great for spreading, smoothing over and collecting soil and other such material. It can be hired with our tractor if required.


Monday, March 12, 2018
HERE WE ARE!!!!
WE'RE BACK!!!! Who seems to drop off the face of the earth and then resurface two years later? WE DO!!! And so much has happened in the mean time. New babies, now mommas, more beehives, more honey, more chickens, more eggs, raised bed planting in the greenhouses, less weeds, lots of visitors to the farm, becoming our steady patrons. Expanded products, new helpers, Facebook (where most of our updated information is posted) and sadly no more u-pick, or CSA. All that the farm produces will be available for purchase in the market. Information and updates will be posted to keep all who read in the know about the everyday activities on the farm. This is going to be a spectacular season. Looking forward to meeting new and seeing old friends. The farmstead market opened this past week to a flurry of dedicated customers, as they rushed the market in order to get their favorite farm fresh goods. In the blog posts that follow different items from the market will be featured, some old favorites and the introduction of some new ones. Its great to be back in the groove, from our farmstead to your table, thank you for all of your support!!!


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This Saturday, Sanchez School is planting their new garden space. All are welcome to join in! We will be planting from 9am to noon. The school is located at Sanchez Street between 16th and 17th st. There is usually some parking on the street within two blocks. Wear a hat, bring some water and any garden tools would be useful also!


Minister Niranjan Reddy urges Centre to come up with all-including agri insurance policy
Hyderabad: The State Agriculture Minister S Niranjan Reddy on Friday demanded the Union Government to come up with a all-including husbandry insurance policy to promote farming in the country.
Inaugurating the three-day Kisan Agri Show 2023 at Hitex here, Niranjan Reddy said despite repeated requests from the State government, the Centre was yet to come up with an husbandry insurance policy which is crucial for an agrarian nation be fond of India. The Centre should spur on usage of technologies to strengthen cut short presentation for the stage or screen or radio or TV which is largely taken up by little and marginal farmers.
The Minister said it was not favored by fortune that India was being forced to bring in from abroad pulses and cooking cooking oil owed to the Centre’s want of vivid mental image and empathy towards farmers.
“The Telangana government has been supporting farmers through various welfare schemes. However, the Centre considers these subsidies given to farmers as benefits to individuals, whereas they are aimed to ensure food security for its people and also create wealth for the entire nation,” he said.
He said the Telangana government was taking numerous measures to keep farmers and would strive to earn the machines obtainable to little and marginal farmers.
The three-day event has attracted more than 150 exhibitors displaying their in the exposition propagate over 12,000 sq.m expanse. It is to connect 160 plus companies with more than 30,000 visitors from Telangana and neighbouring States. Over 20 Agri Startups testament intermediate between past and future their recently created technologies and concepts at the SPARK pavilion, a special segment for agri-startups.
At the Gnana Kendram which is a bunch of participants from the Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR) and State Agricultural Universities and not the same industries, farmers testament acquire info and learning about recently created technologies and innovations for them.
NABARD former chairman GovindarajuluChintala, Kisan Forum convenor Niranjan Deshpande, Agriculture department officials, scientists, and farmers participated in the event.


Agronomic consultant Bill Preller discusses the origins and evolution of his involvement in the R&D of the DMI strip-till bar and why he views strip-till as an ideal marriage of ag machinery and agronomic aspects of soil management.
For more than a quarter of a century, the National No-Tillage Conference has been providing the practical tips and information you need to run a more successful no-till operation. In our 30th anniversary year, we’re ready to do it again as our event returns to beautiful downtown Louisville, Ky., at the legendary Galt House Hotel.
Kuhn Krause's focus, above all, is to continue to produce quality products to serve producers better; to strive to respond to their needs with new tools and new technology to meet their growing challenges. Agronomic practices are constantly changing, and at a faster pace now than ever.


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Six Flags is a locally owned and operated company that has served Central Florida since 1979. Mulch is our primary and only business which allows us to offer quality products at reasonable prices. We carry Red Mulch, Cypress Mulch, Cypress Chips, Pine Straw Mulch, Pine Bark Mulch and Top Soils in both large and small quantities for all of your landscaping needs. All of Six Flags Top Quality certified mulches are produced utilizing virgin timber, which is derived from managed timberland sites. There’s absolutely NO land clearing debris, recycled pallet materials, or noxious weeds & potential weed seedlings (i.e. melaleuca) in our mulch. This leaves no question of “what’s in your mulch,” (i.e. chemicals, nails, debris or trash, weed seedlings, etc.).


The Hay Mate unit sensors real-time temp/humidity and leaf wetness conditions in field and calls/sms/emails you when it reaches that parameter.
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We all know we should be eating better food—local, organic, fresh. Unfortunately, not all of us have the time to grow our own or even spend a couple hours on Saturday morning perusing the aisles at our local farmer’s market. What’s the alternative for someone looking for a healthy, sustainable choice?
The last few years has seen a huge rise in one delightful alternative to corporate grocery stores: the CSA. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. To join a CSA, you pay a flat fee to a farmer in advance. In exchange, he agrees to give you a share of the goods produced by the farm every week. It varies from farm to farm, but most CSAs offer vegetables, while some offer meat and eggs as well.
With a CSA, you never know what you are going to get. The food will be seasonal and include whatever is doing well on the farm. This is just like having your own garden! One week, you may be up to your ears in tomatoes, the next week, perhaps the corn is ready. Obviously, the goal of the CSA is to provide a nice balance of what is available. It will teach you to be creative with your meal plans instead of cooking with whatever produce Wal-Mart has shipped in from all over the world.
A CSA works great for the farmer, because they know how much food they need to produce in advance. Essentially, you are sharing the risk of farming with them because you agree to take what is available. It can be a little more expensive then shopping the chain stores, but you can sleep at night knowing that you are directly supporting the local economy and a sustainable system that is building a better future for your children.
CSAs are very limited in the number of customers they can take on each year. Now is the time to sign up and pay your fees. Do not wait until it is too late. This is one easy and obvious step you can take towards living a more sustainable lifestyle.
Are you looking for a CSA in Kentucky? Local Harvest is a great way to search for CSAs in the Bluegrass State!


Do-It-Yourself Aquaponics - Aaron's Home and Garden
BackYardAquaponics is a do-it-yourself aquaponics page with an educational discussion forum that features people who actually do aquaponics themselves and a book with CDs about how to design, build and maintain your very own system by Joel Malcolm.
As the trend on urban agriculture and gardening grows more and more in the US, other countries follow suit, along with their own independently thought up ideas and projects.
Getting this information out on the web is our responsibility, but more importantly than allowing people to see the info, is motivating them to actually take hold of the reigns and do-it-themselves, experimenting with new ideas, perhaps even making a profession out of what appears to have grown only as a hobby.
How few of our younger generation is interested in gardening, much less urban agriculture or a variety of other more sustainable ideas that take us farther and farther along the road to self-reliance and more environmentally friendly practices that meet the needs of our growing society.
Why not take this kind of a project on with your own children as a home-schooling project? It will give them a more complete vision of how Mother Nature really works with interconnectivity.
Just imagine a company, placing an aquaponic model on the roof of the factory, connected to solar panels with signs that illustrate how important all elements in a system contribute to productivity?
Aquaculture and Hydroponics need to be blended to provide a more sustainable system with less ecological footprints; and BackYardAquaponics shows us how to do it in an easy-to-grasp user-friendly manner that really inspire the passionate to make their dreams come true.
Take Damion Hinksons System for example, that appears on the Forum, this is one more example of how innovators can revolutionize our ways of thinking, by using what means he had available, in a country with freshwater challenges and access to the internet, he built his very own aquaponic system at home.
The more people investigating this area, the more it will flourish, faster and the sooner it will become as common a household word as vegetable garden.
You may not be an expert in hydroponics or maybe you are, or perhaps neither an expert in aquaponics or maybe you are; but no matter what your expertise or level of schooling, if you have the passion to dream about doing your own aquaponic system and the courage to ignore the skeptics, be free, do-it-yourself and show others what is possible with aquaponics!
Aquaponic Do-It-Yourself Videos - Build and test your own concepts as this guy shows you on YouTube.com!
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Bohart, G. E., and G. F. Knowlton. 1961. Here's a Way to Increase Seed Crop. Utah Farmer, February 2, 1961. p. 21.
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We've added two new "choice" share sizes for on-farm pick-up! Read more about the new share sizes in Pennington HERE.
Information about our Boxed Share program can be found HERE.
We stiill have memberships available, but please know that there is a possibility that the farm will open earlier than our regular mid-May opening, as we are having a warmer than usual winter. You should get your application ASAP so you don't miss any pick-up weeks.
This Week’s Harvest
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Our harvest calendar indicates produce availability throughout the growing season.
The Local Harvest
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Animal activist group PETA are pleading with farmers to spare the lives of mice causing catastrophic damage in rural NSW and parts of southern Queensland.
Farmers and people in regional towns have been struggling since last year with a mouse plague that’s continued unabated, ruining crops, damaging tonnes of stored hay and grain, infiltrating homes and tank water and causing millions of dollars of damage.
But PETA is arguing the mice should not be denied their right to food because of the “dangerous notion of human supremacy”, saying the government should provide a humane solution that allows the rodents to be trapped humanely before being released.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said it was hard to see “the devastation and heartbreak” recently experienced by NSW farmers.
“It’s just one thing after another … and apart from the comments being very insensitive to the plight of those farmers … it’s pretty dopey,” he said.
Last week, the NSW government responded to farmers’ pleas for help with a $50 million relief package that includes rebates and a promise to chemically treat grain to protect against the vermin.
The NSW government said on Thursday it had secured 5000 litres of the anti-coagulant bromadiolone – enough to treat about 95 tonnes of grain – and would provide it for free once federal authorities approve its use.
The chemical is able to kill mice within 24 hours of its consumption.
The measure forms part of a $50 million government package announced last week to help farmers and regional towns suppress mice numbers.
“By securing a local supply of the chemical we ensure the NSW government is ready to roll – no waiting for overseas shipments, no immediate supply issues,” NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall said in a statement.
“Experts will treat growers’ grain with bromadiolone completely free of charge to build a mice-free fortress to protect paddocks.”
Mr Marshall said the chemical should be used in conjunction with baiting.
The poison is yet to be approved for use by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority.


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"STARTING A COMMUNITY GARDEN THE BASICS"
S TARTING A C OMMUNITY G ARDEN T HE B ASICS So you want to start a community garden! Here are some of the main pieces of advice Gardening Matters has gleaned. T H E C O M M U N IT Y ☼ Aim for at least ten people committed to establishing a community garden. Ten people working together means that no-one person is being tapped out. ☼ Give it at least a year before breaking ground. The time spent planning is essential…the more planning, the more successful will be the garden. ☼ Community organizing is key to long-term success of the garden. Do it well, do it smart. Save yourself from backache or heartache! ☼ Local solutions are best for long-term sustainability. Look at resources already available in the community for starting a garden and include these folks early on and invest them in the planning process. ☼ Learn from other community gardeners. Go to the Community Garden Directory online and visit other community gardens. Get on the community gardener listserv, COMGAR, to connect with community gardeners for advice, support or feedback. (both accessible from www.gardeningmatters.org) THE G A RD EN S I T E ☼ What is available within the neighborhood? Walk, bike, drive around to see where land might be available. ☼ What will the community garden be for? Beautification, land production, youth involvement? ☼ Research to see who owns the property of potential sites. What are their plans for the property? ☼ Identify possible water sources, such as a neighbor, hydrant, or see if there was infrastructure there before and water-hookup to a main is possible. What’s the next step?? Give Gardening Matters a call! And check out the step-by-step Community Garden Start-Up Guide, available to download at www.gardeningmatters.org Promoting and Preserving Community Gardening Across the Twin Cities 612-492-8964 email@example.com PO Box 580496, Minneapolis, MN 55458


Good news! We are attending the 2021 South Island Agricultural Field Days.
The field Days are being held on March the 24,25, and 26th of March in Kirwee.
The South Island Field Days is of the oldest and largest agricultural events in the South Island; going back 70 years, it focuses on opportunities to view machines in their working state and reinforcing the relationship between farmers, service providers, scientists and technical experts.
It looks as if The South Island Fields Days are shaping up to be extremely busy. As of January all sites in the Agri-Covered Marquee have all sold. They have had to extend their site plan to create ten more sites outside.
To check out more about South Island Agricultural Field Days click on this link https://www.siafd.co.nz/
See you there!


My peach tree is about 11 years old. Puts out plenty of blooms and fruit. Fruit is good till about 2 weeks before totally being good and ripe, then they just dry up and look like old prunes!! I've had one year that I got to pick peaches. Gets plenty of sun and water, have trimmed back and even made sure there is a V in it for more sun. Sap comes out of all the branches, not tree itself, but branches in dime to half dollar size and this is on all branches. Leaves are healthy, blooms are healthy, don't understand about sap or why peaches dry up.


Friday, February 20, 2015
Vinoland's white grapes are all pruned and tied down, (I finished them on Tuesday), and tomorrow I will start on the black grapes. Weather permitting, I plan to prune all this weekend which should keep me on track to get all the pruning done in a timely fashion this year. Well, that's my plan anyway.
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Penn State Extension Presents: Successful No-Till-Strategies to Build Soils and High Yields
December 16, 2015
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
All are welcome to this workshop on successful no-tilling. You will hear from experienced No-till Farmers, Extension and Industry Professionals.
There is no charge for this event but please register.


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Friday, May 15, 2015
Our Garden: Bleeding Hearts, Pink and White
The single pink bleeding heart plant continues to grow bigger and stronger every year.
The several white bleeding hearts reproduce and have spread quite widely. They are robust even the first year and they transplant easily.
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I can see why they get that name.
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I've been reading all week about the exciting things happening in everyone's spring gardens. All the work that's being done in preparing soil, planting seeds and seedling, bare rooted fruit trees and in some cases, major landscaping. Such busy little bees out there. I haven't had a lot of time but since the bones of my veggie garden were laid down last year there are no real major projects planned except the chicken coop later in the year. I need to plant some radishes and lettuce and turn the bed in prep for tomatoes.
|This photo was taken way back then when we first put the beds in Aug 12.|
So, this is what's growing at the moment. Its all very green.....
|Parsley is in overdrive. Its taking over everything in one of the beds. Time for a major trim.|
|New shoots on my Trixi Pear. I'm just letting it do its thing. Apparently despite being miniature it will have full size fruit. I put the wall tiles on the floor hoping that they will somehow make their way onto it some day.|
|Lots and lots of little cumquats on my potted tree. They are so pretty, i don't want to pick them.|
|Blossoms on the Blueberry Bush. The sun was a real problem for getting clear photos today.|
|Pretty Borage flower (out of focus)|
|Beetroot - Wow, i think this one needs picking for a salad.|
|The pea plants are finally growing.|
|Cabbages and Brussel Sprouts.|
|Brussel Sprouts - i seem to have lots of leaves but no hearts yet.|
|Companion Planting - Dill and Mint among the sprouts and cabbages|
|The little pansies are meant to distract the cabbage moth. Apparently they think it is another moth and move on.|
|This perpetual spinach was planted last September in my first bed and it has been providing salad leaves ever since.|
|Chard still looking decorative in the garden, because we don't eat it.|
|Peppers still growing on last summers bushes|
|Alyssum cascading over the raised beds.|
|Not the most attractive of beds. Potatoes and garlic. I threw this together quickly as it took off once the heat arrived. Tomorrow i will cover all these up leaves and go higher.|
|Pineapple Feijoa Bush - with rosemary on the side.|
|Strawberries - i didn't get any off these last year, so Ive got my fingers crossed.|
|Nasturtiums are going mad up the trellis.|
|Clivia Lillies up the side . These will soon be pulled out on the fence side (if you want them, say so) as i am going to string up the pergola frame for grape vines.|
|Blasted Sun - the only good thing going on in the front yard are the Lilly Pillies on either side of the front door.|
call saying - throw them out, we gave you the wrong measurements. Well given that i had oooed and argghed at these when they were being made, i found them next to my desk in the morning. What a nice surprise. They are made of sheet steel, so they are very heavy. They even drilled holes for me.
|I'm thinking Strawberries or fancy lettuce.|
There's more to see but you must be getting bored by now, so I'll wrap this pictorial up. Happy Gardening.
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