We’ve been so busy picking, sowing and preparing land, that October’s veg box pictures are a little late. But we think you’ll agree that October is a great time to get a veg box with all the colourful polytunnel produce, plus greens such as chard and kale and newly dug carrots and picasso potatoes. Give us a call to order a veg box on 01736 788454.
This is our small £6 veg box, proudly featuring mixed salad leaves and flowers, half a kilo of tomatoes, the first of this year’s Picasso pink-eyed potatoes, 2 peppers, 2 ring o fire chillies, and half a kilo of mixed courgettes. The £10 standard veg box had extra potatoes, plus the first of this season’s parsnips, 2 extra chillies, an extra pepper, a bulb of elephant garlic, and rainbow chard (but not the salad).
To order your veg box, please call us on 01736 788454.
Maris Peer potatoes, oriental greens (great for stir fries or saag aloo) OR perpetual spinach, French beans, basil, courgettes, salad bag, rocoto chillies.
Maris Peer potatoes, oriental greens, cucumber, marrow, rocoto chillies, sweet peppers, salad, chard, basil, French beans.
Contents vary according to the season. Please contact the farm on 01736 788454 or email@example.com to order your box for next week!
Due to continued demand we are running our 3rd ‘Introduction to Bee-Keeping’ course with Matt Pitt of The Cornish Black Bee Company and the bees of Bosavern Community Farm, St Just on Saturday 15th August 2015.
The day consists of a morning of theory, a short break for a shared lunch, and then an afternoon of practical hands-on experience in our apiary.
Matt is a great teacher and leads a very approachable, enjoyable class, suitable for all ages. This course is suitable for you if you are thinking of getting bees or if you are in your first season of bee-keeping and would like to understand more about your hives.
Class size is a maximum of 6 people, to ensure everyone gets the best experience. This means places are limited!
The course is weather dependent so we ask that you are available to come on the Sunday 16th August if the weather is poor on the Saturday.
We are aiming to keep the costs as low as possible to ensure that everyone that wishes to has the opportunity to learn about keeping bees, hence the bargain price of just £30.00- this price includes Personal Protective Equipment, all course materials, insurance, teas and coffees, and a £5 donation to Bosavern Community Farm.
If you would like more information or to book a place please email Nikki at the farm: info@bosaverncommunityfarm
or call 01736 788454.
Small (£6) veg boxes this week had potatoes (Maris Peer), chard, rocoto chillies, fresh basil, baby carrots and a bag of mixed salad leaves.
Standard (£10) boxes had all of the above, plus courgettes, broad beans and rhubarb.
To order your box, which can be collected on the farm on Friday afternoon or over the weekend, or delivered, please give us a call on 01736 788454 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.


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Extra large, especially sweet, fleshy pods about 4in long, produced over a long period.
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Agrow Greens LLP is a name that is enlisted amongst the eminent exporters and suppliers of food products, fruits/ vegetables, processed frozen food, and much more. Our assortment is inclusive of Fresh Fruits, Fresh Vegetables, Sweet Corn, Indian Spices and Dried Grapes many other products. We are an importer of maize and copier paper. Our products are known in the industry for exceptional quality, perfection, reliability, and durability. We are distributing our products to clients like Krushi Trade, TATA Projects, Ark International, and SS Foods. Our distribution network is spread worldwide.
Agrow Greens LLP is one of the acknowledged fraternities that are engaged in exporting and supplying food products, fruits/ vegetables, processed frozen food, and several other products. The company has been operational from its head office based in Navi Mumbai (Maharashtra, India). Mr. Sachin Dubal and Mr. Rahul Anpat (Owners) are the brilliant minds behind the establishment of our company. They established the company in the year 2017.
Our Vendor Base
We have a huge and most reliable vendor base, which allows us to supply the best quality products to our clientele. Our vendors are selected on the basis of the following parameters:
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We are supported by a capacious and widely spread warehousing unit, which helps us in storing the products for a longer timespan.
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On of my tomato is rotten at the bottom. At the same time I observe that the connection between the plant and fruit is broken. Not sure what happened first though. Is this just a physical damage that caused rotting? Am I missing calcium?
gardening.stackexchange.com/questions/987/…– EcnerwalJun 17, 2017 at 11:55
what about that break line?– sanjihanJun 17, 2017 at 13:23
2That's the plant giving up on the fruit and cutting its losses.– EcnerwalJun 17, 2017 at 13:41
That doesn't look like calcium deficiency. I think your fruit is simply dying from being cut from the plant. It must've been knocked or jostled, but not enough to knock it loose. The connected fruit looks healthy, as do the leaves. You can pick it off if you want, it doesn't matter.


When it comes to maintaining your lawn, you might wonder if reel mowers are an effective option. Known for their eco-friendliness and ease of use, reel mowers offer an alternative to traditional gas or electric mowers. In this article, we will discuss how reel mowers work and their pros and cons, so you can determine if they are a good fit for your lawn care needs.
How Reel Mowers Work
Reel mowers feature a horizontally rotating cylinder (the reel) with several spiral blades that work in tandem with a stationary bedknife. As you push the mower, the blades spin and create a scissor-like cutting action, providing a clean and precise cut for your grass. You can find some of the best reel mowers on our website.
Pros of Reel Mowers
- Environmentally Friendly: Reel mowers emit no pollution and use no electricity or gas, making them an eco-friendly option compared to gas and electric mowers.
- Quiet Operation: Reel mowers are significantly quieter than their gas-powered counterparts, allowing for a more peaceful mowing experience.
- Low Maintenance: With fewer moving parts, reel mowers require less maintenance and are generally more cost-effective over time. You can find more information on lawn mower maintenance on our website.
- Healthy Lawn: The scissor-like cutting action of reel mowers results in a cleaner, healthier cut that promotes grass growth and reduces the risk of disease.
Cons of Reel Mowers
- Limited Cutting Height: Reel mowers have a limited cutting height range, which may not be suitable for certain grass types or taller growth.
- Not Ideal for Large Lawns: Reel mowers are best suited for small to medium-sized lawns, as they require more effort to push and may become tiring on larger properties. For larger yards, consider using a riding lawn mower.
- Difficulty with Uneven Terrain: Reel mowers perform best on even, level ground and may struggle with bumpy or uneven terrain.
- Manual Effort: Since reel mowers are manually powered, they require more physical effort than self-propelled or robot lawn mowers.
When deciding whether a reel mower is right for you, it’s important to consider your lawn’s size, terrain, and your personal preferences. Reel mowers can be an excellent choice for small to medium-sized lawns and those looking for an environmentally friendly and quiet option. For more information, check out our article on the benefits of using a reel mower over a traditional gas or electric mower.
If a reel mower isn’t the right fit for your lawn care needs, explore other types of lawn mowers, such as electric mowers or self-propelled mowers to find the perfect option for your needs. No matter the mower type, maintaining your lawn will be easier with the right tools.
Additional Tips for Using Reel Mowers
- Sharpen Blades Regularly: Ensure the blades are sharp to maintain optimal performance. You can either sharpen them yourself or take them to a professional service.
- Mow Regularly: Since reel mowers have limited cutting heights, it’s important to mow your lawn regularly to prevent grass from getting too tall for the mower to handle effectively.
- Remove Debris Before Mowing: Clear any debris, such as sticks or rocks, from your lawn before mowing to prevent damage to the mower blades.
- Experiment with Mowing Patterns: Try different mowing patterns to achieve a more even cut and prevent soil compaction.
Reel mowers can be an effective lawn care tool for the right situation. Their environmentally friendly, quiet operation, and low maintenance requirements make them an attractive option for many homeowners. However, be sure to consider the size of your lawn and the type of terrain before committing to a reel mower.
With the right mower and proper maintenance, you can keep your lawn looking its best all year round. To help enhance your mowing experience, browse our list of best lawn mower accessories, and learn more about lawn mower maintenance to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your mower.


In view of the lockdown in most
parts of West Bengal including tea growing areas, the Tea Board has asked the gardens to discard overgrown leaves which could not be plucked during the period.
The state government has issued lockdown orders starting 5 pm on Monday till March 27.
In an advisory to the gardens, the Board said several tea growing districts may witness disruption in plucking because of the present crisis over the coronavirus.
"If there is a lockdown in the tea growing area for more than 10 days, it may lead to overgrown shoots being plucked and manufactured, which may in turn lead to severe drop in quality," the advisory said.
In view of the above, such gardens and small growers who may have disruptions in activities and who could not pluck quality green leaves on time are advised to discard those overgrown leaves and pluck and manufacture only the subsequent growth.
"This is being done to uphold the quality of tea in the face of outbreak," it added.
(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)


All leds are in perfect working condition! The item "VIPARSPECTRA 450W LED Grow Light Full Spectrum for Indoor Plants Veg and Flower" is in sale since Saturday, December 22, 2018. This item is in the category "Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Gardening Supplies\Hydroponics & Seed Starting\Grow Light Kits". The seller is "billakha_0" and is located in Lodi, California. This item can be shipped to United States.


Inapatikana kwa umma kwa ujumla.
A beautiful, large garden space located next door to the Southside Community Center. This diverse and productive garden was developed by members of the local refugee community. Garden Project appreciates the partnership with the South Lansing Community Development Association, Sodexo Magic and the Lansing School District to support this special space. Plots range in size from 22×27 ft to 50×30 ft. Water is available from spigots throughout the garden.
- Idadi ya Viwanja: 63
- Jinsi ya kushiriki:
Registration for returning gardeners opens March 1. (If you are a returning gardener, submit your registration by April 1 to reserve your same plot. If you need the link or registration form sent to you, please contact Garden Project at (517) 853-7809 or firstname.lastname@example.org.) Plot registration opens online to new gardeners on April 1.
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Billy Goat PL SERIES HYDRO 6.5HP B&S VANGUARD ENG 64CM WIDTH 8 TINES
For the best combination of productivity, operator comfort, superior aeration results, variable hole density and remarkably low maintenance in its class, consider our 25″ / 64 cm Hydro-Drive aerator. The unit can aerate up to 4.000m2 per hour. Best in class controls offer the same intuitive, variable speed fingertip hydro-drive innovation as found on the reliable Billy Goat hydrodrive Brush Cutter, Overseeder and Sod Cutter.
The Patent Pending EZ Drop™ tine system has a one-step tine engagement lever from the handle that quickly engages tines when the lever is depressed or disengages tines when the lever is released to pass over obstacles in the aeration path for uninterrupted aeration. It also features “in-ground” steering for unmatched maneuverability, ergonomics, ease of turning, improved production, reduced downtime and turf repair when compared to drum aerators.
This PL2501SPV self propelled aerator is powered by a 203cc Vanguard® engine.
- tine core depths to 7 cm even in hard soil conditions. Spring loaded rotor assist for aggressive forward motion of the tine rods.
- Aeration Density (VAD™)
- 2-10x more holes than drum models in one pass. Eliminates double aerating and offers ability to do patch repair and seed bed prep in one pass.
- Weight Tank
- directly over tines for better aeration depth and wheel traction in drier conditions. Full tank capacity is 18 litres.
- Pending EZ Lift™ Rear Foot Pedal
- lifts and locks tines for transport or when reversing.
- Intuitive, Hydro Drive Controls
- speed self-propelled rear wheel drive & front casters allow you to feather the speed with finger tip control. Reduces fatigue, increases productivity and provides enhanced traction while aerating on slopes. Reverse feature (with tines up) for added maneuverability and ease of loading/unloading.
- Pending EZ Drop™ Tine Engagement
- the orange tine lever releases the tines from the lifted locked position and engages the tining action. When the tine engagement handle is released, tining action stops and the tines drag across obstacles in the aeration path for uninterrupted aeration and increased productivity.
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single vineyard in the municipality of Geisenheim in the German wine-growing region of Rheingau, west of the well-known Johannisberger Schlossberg. It was mentioned in documents as early as 1292 as "Via Clusen" and at the beginning of the 14th century as "Cluserweg". The hermitage at the foot of Johannisberg Castle was once a small Benedictine convent that had long been abandoned. The estate, which is still inhabited today, with its Renaissance building and late Gothic chapel in the Klaus location, is a reminder of the monastic era. The south-facing vineyards at an altitude of 100 to 155 metres above sea level with a slope of up to 10% cover around 50 hectares of vineyards on deep, calcareous loess loam soils with portions of stone and quartzite, as well as sea sand in the subsoil. The vines are well protected from the wind by the nearby Taunus mountains. The main variety cultivated here is Riesling. The Chat Sauvage, Erbslöh, Freimuth Alexander, Geheimrat J. Wegeler Erben, Geisenheim, Johannishof Eser, Prinz von Hessen, Schloss Schönborn and Trenz Michael wineries, for example, have shares in the site.
There is a vast number of sources on the web where one can acquire knowledge about wine. But none has the scope, timeliness and accuracy of the information in the encyclopaedia at wein.plus. I use it regularly and rely on it.Sigi Hiss
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Since our last news in November we can confirm that we lost between 50 to 60 % of our crop in our 2021 vintage.
After a normal winter, we had 2 nights of frost in the first week of April, and some damages in our Petit Chablis, Chablis and 2 parcels of Vaillon. The rest of the Domaine was well protected with our candles and our new protection: an electric wire in Clos des Hospices.
At the moment we are still with our 2020, which is in our opinion a super vintage, with a good balance between acidity and alcohol degree.
We will bottle a small amount of Chablis 2021 and some Vaillon at the end of June and the rest in the fall.
Our main problem right now is to get supply of bottles, capsules and all dry good, as the prices are going crazy, with an increase between 20 to 25% !
Since February we are traveling again and we have many visitors from around the world coming to the Domaine.
Right now the vineyards are in great sanitary condition and the flowering period is nearly over, meaning an early harvest expected at the begining of September. The only thing who might now jeopardize the crop is hail,..let’s cross our fingers !


Smith Welcomes Commitment To Open Canary Islands Kiwifruit MarketTrade
Agriculture & Trade Minister Lockwood Smith today welcomed the commitment by European Union Agriculture Commissioner, Dr Franz Fischler, that the kiwifruit market in the Canary Islands would be open to New Zealand kiwifruit exports within weeks.
The potential trade is estimated to be worth around $1million annually.
This is welcome news for the New Zealand kiwifruit industry, Dr Smith said.
The way that this problem has been resolved, illustrates how New Zealand can work constructively with the European Union in many areas to liberalise trading conditions, Dr Smith commented.
New Zealand has been pressing the EU since 1994 to lift a quarantine restriction which has kept New Zealand kiwifruit out of the Canary Islands market, which falls under Spanish jurisdiction.


Call for tender for technical project leaders in the frame of the mandate M/335 on Fertilizers (Part 3)
Call for Tender for technical project leaders for the development of standardized methods on the analysis of micro nutrients in fertilizers and for the elaboration of European Standards.
With mandate M/335 concerning the modernisation and validation of methods of analysis on fertilizers, the European Commission asked CEN to elaborate European standards in the framework of the Regulation (EC) No. 2003/2003 on fertilizers.
Part of this Mandate has been fulfilled by CEN/TC 260/WG 7 in recent years, resulting in 40 European Standards to determine the concentration of primary and secondary nutrients as well as heavy metals in EC-fertilizers (M/418).
This new call for tender concerns the third part of Mandate M/335 and covers the development of methods to determine micronutrients in fertilizers (to replace methods 9 and 10 in Annex IV of Regulation (EC) 2003/2003).
This tender covers a call for technical project leaders to elaborate and validate 9 methods.
Tenders can be sent to the Secretary of CEN/TC 260/WG7 as soon as possible, at the latest by 2013-04-02.
For additional information please contact the secretary of CEN/TC 260/WG 7, Ms Saskia Schulten, phone: + 31 15 2 690 129, e-mail: email@example.com


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As part of the Visiting Edible Gardens programme,Val has generously offered to let us have a look round her garden at Church Brough. Hopefully some fruit and veg should be growing by the time of the visit! Visitors can wander round the main garden and even perhaps go up to the castle.
Val has recent moved into the area and would be very interested to talk to gardeners who successfully grow their own veg/fruit.
Free event. No toilet available. The event will go ahead if it is raining.
The garden is divided up into raised beds and visitors should take care when walking round as the paths are quite narrow.
Map of location of village green parking. There is some free parking at Church Brough village green; please share lifts if possible if coming by car.
Please use the above button to reserve a free place. Otherwise, simply look for the PACT or Freegle directions at the village green. Anyone attending will have to sign in on a sheet. Please take great care at this visit and respect the generosity of those opening up their garden.
Any questions, please phone Chris on 01931 713240.


Welcome to The Barn
Visit the Barn Garden Centre at Peterborough or Oundle and you will be assured of a warm welcome and an abundance of wonderful plants for your garden and home.
We pride ourselves on the quality of our plants and our comprehensive range of gardening products including:-
- Fertilisers, weedkillers, lawncare and compost
- Tools, watering and gardening accessories
- Pots, planters and garden ornaments
- Seeds and Bulbs
- Garden furniture, solar lighting and bbq's
- Wild bird care
- Gloves & footware
- Cards, books and great gift ideas
- Hard landscaping, gravels and trellis
As well as all this, at our Peterborough branch you will discover a comprehensive aquatic department, with tropical, cold water and pond fish.
The Barn at Peterborough also has a lovely Coffee shop providing excellent coffee, cakes and light meals. It also boasts to serving the best scones in the area!
So if youre looking for a plant, a bit of advice or just a coffee and slice of cake, we look forward to welcoming you to The Barn.
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Shading the greenhouse
Put simply, if you don't shade the greenhouse, you will be severely limited in the things you can grow in it. Most annuals and potted flowering plants will bleach and scorch. Vegetables and fruits will overheat and rot. Compost in pots will cook a plant's roots. You should be OK with succulents and cacti, however. Paint on Coolglass shading, or erect green shade netting now.
Plant of the Week: Doronicum
The showy golden daisies of this brassy look-at-me perennial are a welcome surprise in late spring: most daisies flower much later in the year, but this is out with the last of the daffodils: it makes a fabulous combination with tall, elegant pheasant’s-eye daffs, and is a great way to disguise unsightly daffodil foliage as it dies down.
It’s an easy-going plant that is happiest in a spot with a little dappled shade. It grows to around 60cm tall, with handsome heart-shaped leaves: for containers, though, try the compact version ‘Little Leo’, smothered in bright little golden yellow flowers and a magnet for bees.


Paradeep Phosphates Limited IPO
i. Paradeep Phosphates is the second largest private sector manufacturer of non-urea fertilizers in India and the second largest private sector manufacturer in terms of Di-Ammonium Phosphate (“DAP”) volume sales.
ii. The company is primarily engaged in manufacturing, trading, distribution and sales of a variety of complex fertilizers such as DAP, three grades of Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium (“NPK”) (namely NPK-10, NPK-12 and NP-20), Zypmite, Phospho-gypsum and Hydroflorosilicic Acid (“HFSA”). They are also engaged in the trading, distribution and sales of Muriate of Potash (“MOP”), Ammonia, Speciality Plant Nutrients (“SPN”) and City compost. Company’sfertilizers are marketed under some of the key brand names in the market ‘Jai Kisaan – Navratna’ and ‘Navratna’.
iii. Phosphate rock is processed to produce phosphorous, which is one of the three main nutrients most commonly used in fertilizers (the other two are nitrogen and potassium). India has negligible Phosphate reserves and is dependent on imports of Phosphate rock (a source raw material) or Phosphoric Acid (an intermediate raw material) or DAP (finished phosphatic fertilizer).
iv. The company’s manufacturing facility is located in Paradeep, Odisha and includes a DAP and NPK production facility, a Sulphuric acid production plant and a Phosphoric acid production plant. They utilize Sulphuric and Phosphoric acids for manufacturing DAP and NPK
v. Paradeep Phosphates source their raw materials locally as well as from various other countries such as Morocco, Jordan, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. For several of its raw materials, such as Phosphate Rock, Ammonia and Sulphur, they benefit from long-term supply agreements.
Business Model of Paradeep Phosphates Limited IPO
They make DAP (Di-Ammonium Phosphate) and NPK (Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium). These are fertilisers which are used by farmers to increase the production.
What is DAP ?
DAP is a granulated, high quality, water-soluble, complex mineral fertiliser containing primarily of 18% Ammoniacal Nitrogen by weight and 46% Phosphate by weight. DAP is suitable for all types of soils and can be used as a base fertiliser for all crops. DAP is a dry material used extensively for bulk blending and for direct application
What is NPK ?
NP -20 Fertiliser contains Ammonia, Phosphate and Sulphate in the ratio of 20:20:0:13. NP-20 is suitable for all types of soil. This fertiliser enhances the yield and quality of crops such as oil seeds, pulses, onions, soybean, garlic, sugarcane, paddy and cotton. NP-20 fertiliser is utilised for fertilising the vegetables that require frequent application of fertilisers.
1. The primary raw materials required to make fertilisers include Phosphate Rock, Phosphoric acid, Sulphur, Ammonia and MOP. They source these raw materials locally as well as from various other countries such as Morocco, Jordan, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. For several of the raw materials, such as Phosphate Rock, Ammonia and Sulphur, they benefit from long-term supply agreements.
2. They are mainly into B2C business. That means they are selling fertilisers directly to farmers. Its network includes 4,761 dealers and over 67,150 retailers, catering to over five million farmers in India across 14 states , each as of March 31, 2022.
Industry Analysis of Fertilisers
As per CRISIL report, the demand for fertilizers in India is expected to reach approximately 66 million tonnes by Financial Year 2026 growing at a CAGR of 2.9%-3.1% from Financial Year 2022 to Financial Year 2026.
So, Industry growth is very slow.
Government Polices favouring Fertilisers Companies
1. As per the Nutrient based Subsidy Policy (“NBS Policy”) introduced in Financial Year 2011, the subsidies on Phosphatic fertilizers 155 is fixed at the nutrient level and producers have the freedom to fix retail prices.
2. Moreover, given that Paradeep Phosphate only manufacture Phosphatic fertilizers, their reliance on subsidies is lower as compared to manufacturers of urea fertilizers. Company believes that this reduces the strain on its working capital compared to manufacturers of urea fertilizers as the subsidy payments are usually disbursed in a delayed manner.
3. Under the Fertilizer DBT system, 100% subsidy on various fertilizer grades is released to fertilizer companies on the basis of actual sales made by the retailers to beneficiaries (i.e. farmers). The primary objective of introducing DBT was to increase transparency, reduce leakage of benefits and increase efficiency of social security programs. Further, the subsidized fertilizers are only sold through the “points of sale” devices registered with the Department of Fertilizers, India. (Source: CRISIL Report). Company believe that this enables them to receive subsidies in a more streamlined and timely manner.
a) Well-positioned to capture favourable Indian fertilizer industry dynamics supported by conducive government regulations.
b) The second largest manufacturer of Phosphatic fertilizers in India.
c) Driving raw material efficiency through backward integration of facilities and effective sourcing.
d) Secure and certified manufacturing facility and infrastructure and unutilised land available for expansion.
e) The strategic location of our manufacturing facility and sizeable material storage, handling and port facilities.
f) Established brand name backed by an extensive sales and distribution network.
g) Strong parentage, experienced management team and prominent shareholders.
Objects of the Paradeep Phosphates Limited IPO:
Paradeep Phosphates Limited IPO Details:
|Open Date:||May 17 2022|
|Close Date:||May 19 2022|
|Face Value:||₹ 10 Per Equity Share|
|Issue Type:||Book Built Issue|
|Issue Size:||1,501.73 Cr.|
|Lot Size:||350 Shares|
|Issue Price:||₹ 39-42 Per Equity Share|
|Listing Date:||May 27 2022|
Promoters And Management:
Financials of Paradeep Phosphates Limited IPO:
|Particulars (in crores)||9MFY22||March 21||March 20||March 19|
|Revenue from operations||5959||5164||4192||4357|
|Cost of raw materials consumed||3795||2265||2210||2847|
|Purchase of traded goods||1042||1380||475||839|
|Changes in inventories||-134||225||258||-562|
|Employee benefits expense||100||139||131||130|
|Profit (Loss) before tax||482||366||229||251|
|Profit (Loss) for the period||362||223||193||158|
|Earnings per share||4.46||2.75||2.38||1.95|
Comparison With Peers:
|Name of the Company||EPS (in Rs)||PE||PAT (In Cr.)||Mcap (in crores)|
|Paradeep Phosphates Limited||5.9||7.1||482||3,402|
|Coromandel International Limited||52.08||17||1,528||25,921|
|Chambal Fertilizers Chemicals Limited||42.53||11.5||1,770||17,235|
|Deepak Fertilizers and Petrochemicals Limited||46.8||12.9||512||6,603|
Recommendation on Paradeep Phosphates Limited IPO:
Review and Recommendation of Pradeep Phosphate from InvestorZone team is 4/101. It is the second largest private sector manufacturer of non-urea fertilisers in India and the second largest private sector manufacturer in terms of Di-Ammonium Phosphate (“DAP”) volume sales for the nine months ended December 31, 2021. 2. The business of fertilisers is driven by government regulations because fertiliser is the subsidised commodity. And, lately in the budget government is reducing the subsidy. This can be negative for the company. 3. Currently, world over there is a shortage of fertilisers due to non-availability of raw materials as Russia-Ukraine war is going on. The raw materials are already sky-rocketed and with government polices in place, companies won’t increase the price of fertilisers beyond certain price. 4. Lot of dependency on Government to get subsidy amount. If there is a delay from Government side, company may feel pressure on the working capital. 5. The revenue is growing at 8.57% CAGR from FY19 to FY21. 6. From FY19 to FY21, the PAT has grown from 156 Crores to 223 Crores. A CAGR growth of 20%. This is possible as they have done reduced the other expenses and reduce the finance cost. 7. Company has reduced the debt from 3100 Crores in FY19 to 2240 as on 9MFY22. So, they have reduced the debt quite well over the years. However, still prior to issue, the D/E is greater than 1. 8. It has ROE of 12% and ROCE of 21% based on FY21 numbers. The numbers are looking good. 9. 9MFY22 PAT is 361 Crores and if we annualise it, the PAT for full year comes out to be 481 Crores. And, with ~82 Crores shares outstanding, the P/E would be 7x. The valuation looks comfortable as compared to peers like Coromandel, Chambal and Deepak Fertilisers which are trading at P/E of 17x, 10x, and 13x, respectively.


Fresh fruit, cooking, drying, juicing and preserving.
The Belgian Butter Pear. An old world heirloom from the early 1800's. A very strong growing tree. Pears are medium-large, heavily russetted brown with yellow base colour. The firm, yellowish-white flesh is slightly grainy and has an excellent, sweet flavour.
Pollinate with Comice, Nashi 20th Century, Sensation, Williams, Winter Nelis.
Harvest early March


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- An old favourite that is resistant to disease and produces long, tapering roots
- Do not use fertilisers immediately before or during the growth period
- Keep well-watered
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I see many people are wondering whether it’s ok to plant peppers, squash, basil, corn, beans. My short answer is NO. Don’t do it. Be patient. Their time will come in a few weeks. It will be rainy a little bit cooler this week. If you’d like to put your tomatoes in the ground, make sure you monitor evening temperatures and cover them at night if it’s going to be less than fifty degrees. Or, keep them in their pot outside during the day to get sun, rain, and harden off, then pull them inside for a slightly warmer temp at night. Remember, starts are like babies: beautiful, exciting, and slightly tempermental. Warm loving plants like peppers, squash, corn, or beans… just wait until May, please. Let the nurseries keep things cozy for you.


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Planting By Color takes all the guesswork out of when to plant each vegetable in the garden. Seed packets are vague, at best, and books will have you adding and subtracting from your spring and fall frost dates. It can be a lot to keep track of! To make it simple and easy, I have created color groups. Once you find your color group, reference the charts, and it’s easy to figure out whether it’s too early or too late to plant each vegetable.
Find Your Color By Location
Here is a list of locations–these are weather stations, not necessarily the largest cities or towns. Many times you’ll see AP, which means airport. Look through the entire section for your state and find the CLOSEST location with the MOST SIMILAR weather patterns.
Find Your Color By Frost Date
|Spring Color||Dates||Spring Color||Dates|
|White Group||February 14-28||Yellow Group||April 16-30|
|Pink Group||March 1-15||Green Group||May 1-15|
|Red Group||March 16-31||Blue Group||May 16-31|
|Orange Group||April 1-15||Violet Group||June 1-15|
|Fall Color||Dates||Fall Color||Dates|
|Purple Group||September 16-30||Navy Group||November 1-15|
|Maroon Group||October 1-15||Olive Group||November 16-30|
|Brown Group||October 16-31||Goldenrod Group||December 1-15|
Go here for a printable list of frost dates and colors.


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Slovenian Agriculture Ministry Owes Vets EUR 4.5 Million
Ljubljana, 18 September - The Slovenian Agriculture Ministry owes the National Veterinary Institute and some private veterinary institutions more than SIT 1 billion (EUR 4.4 million). Veterinarians and Agriculture Ministry officials - on the initiative of Janez Kramberger, president of the government committee for agriculture - informed Financial Minister Anton Rop of the issue on Wednesday. According to Kramberger, the money is for BSE tests carried out by the veterinary institutions.
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Origin: United States
Aroma: Characteristic, sweet, pleasant
Flavor Profile: sweet, delicate, with onion-like taste
History: This food has history dating back at least 5,000 years, thought it was not heavily cultivated until the Middle Ages.
Farming and harvesting: This perennial plant is a cousin to the bulb onion used in cooking. However, these have no bulb, only tall hallow grass like leaves. They will flower purple flowers in spring and summer which are also edible but mostly used as a garnish.
Culinary applications: Used in baked potatoes, mashed potatoes, stews and soups, vegetable dishes among endless other applications
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Sales of Brussels sprouts are in recovery mode, as this year’s improved weather has enabled retailers to lower prices.
Sales rocketed 23% by volume, to 5,636 tonnes on value up 18.5% to £14.2 in the 12 weeks to 10 November [Kantar Worldpanel].
Poorer availability last year resulted in less promotional activity and higher prices but this year had been more “normal”, said Richard Mowbray, commercial director at supplier TH Clements. “We have seen an increase in promotional activity versus the same period last year and also some deflation, which has helped to push volume.”
Average price per kilo - after promotions - in the past 12 weeks was £3.59 compared with £3.88 in same period a year ago [Brandview.com].
“Unless this changes as we move into the peak season, sales should continue on this trajectory,” added Andrew Ovens, marketing director at Produce World Group.
The news comes as suppliers up their NPD on sprouts. M&S sells the Flower Sprout, a cross between a Brussels sprout and kale, developed by Tozer Seeds. Produce World is also running field trials of milder and stronger tasting sprouts as well as red sprouts. And Ocado has gone one step further, listing supplier Propermaid’s Christmas Dinner Cake which contains Brussels sprouts as well as all the other trimmings.


Celestial Strong Creeping Red Fescue represents an advanced generation of synthetic fine fescue cultivars that promise to expand greatly the usage of this species. At home in sun or partial shade, Celestial represents that best in low maintenance turfs for use in home lawns, parks, and golf courses.
Because of its fine leaf texture and darkest of green colors, it is highly recommended that Celestial be included in mixtures with Perennial Ryegrass and Kentucky bluegrass up to 40%.
Celestial Strong Creeping Red Fescue is a TWCA qualified turfgrass well suited for seed mixes intended for golf courses, as well as residential and park landscaping.
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Unicorn Hybrid Tomato FNT
76 days. A mythical addition being the first cherry tomato of our ‘Free Seed’ program in 7 years! Brilliant red, cocktail cherries pack the large-tomato flavor you’ve been seeking into a bite-sized, crack-resistant punch. Ideal for snacking and salads. Indeterminate.


Selections rich in colors for all seasons, you're sure to build the garden of your imagination for every season at Wagners!
We welcome you to our garden centers in Minneapolis, Bloomington and in Hugo, where you'll find the highest quality annuals, perennials, nursery stock, herbs, vegetables plants, pottery, gardening accessories and more. For your convenience, Wagners is open year round in Minneapolis, from April to December in Bloomington, and from April to July in Hugo. View our hours and locations here.
Our Garden Centers are family owned and operated. As a fifth generation company, we take personal pride in stocking our garden centers with the season's best offerings, while providing the best service to our customers. Our friendly, knowledgeable, and dedicated staff are always available to answer any questions. We provide engaging events and workshops to get the community involved, share our passion for gardening, and help others grow their green thumb. Whether it's new seasonal products, events and workshops, or holiday gatherings — you'll always find something new at our garden centers.


Garden HighPro Pro Fan Inline Extractor Fan 100mm (5") - 109m3/hr
An affordable and versatile compact fan. That is ideal for bringing smaller amounts of cool, clean fresh air into your grow space.
The HighPro Inline duct Fan can also be used as an extractor fan in very small grow spaces,
Made from strong, impact resistant plastic - Will take a knock without grumbling.
100% copper motor makes these fans super efficient.
Size: 125mm/5 inch
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Ideal for extraction for Clone Station
Use for in/out fan
Use with ducting up to 1.5m in length (when straight).
Ideal for our Growtents and neatly fits into the smaller sock to draw in fresh air into the tent
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Q.Tree Saplings Spread Since Tree Felled.
How do we get rid of saplings growing in force after a tree felled in bad storm? I have googled the saplings, says they are tree of heaven. We have tried to dig up but roots are linked in underground network. I’m unsure of the tree type that fell. This has been cut and taken away but the root is still there.
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This looks like damage from sawfly larvae, also called rose slugs. Search both sides of the leaves to find the green worm-like culprit. Insecticide for rose sawfly is available. Here is more information. https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/roses/rose-slugs.htm
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Finca “Los Guayabales” was founded in 1990 by Mr. Pedro Villatoro Castillo who is one of the sons of Eleodoro de Jesús Villatoro (founder of Finca La Esperanza). Pedro is also the brother of Aurelio Villatoro (founder of Finca Villaure).
Initially he was dedicated to the production of corn and cattle. With the help of his father he obtained his first lots of land to establish his first coffee plantations. The name "Los Guayabales" arises since Guava trees already existed and currently exist on the land.
Currently, Pedro Villatoro works together with the Villatoro brothers and they are focused on continuing to produce quality coffees to put at the very top the name of Huehuetenango, Guatemala.


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Planning Your Next Seed and Supplies Order?
A Message from Johnny's Customer Care Team
This season, high demand across many industries paired with recent global supply chain events may cause delays for items you depend on. As you plan your next seed and supplies order, you can be confident that Johnny's is stocking up on the varieties and supplies you need, and we've grown our warehouse team to ensure your order is shipped as soon as possible. Here are some things to keep in mind so that we can best support your efforts to grow healthy, locally grown produce this season.
Order Early for Our Best Selection
We're pleased to share that we have greater inventory for our seed, tools, and supplies than ever before to support our growers in the upcoming year. We have, however, seen strong demand for certain varieties and are experiencing many early orders from customers looking to secure adequate supply for the growing season. Like many companies, we're also dealing with supply chain uncertainty that could cause future delays on seed deliveries to Johnny's. With this outlook, we are encouraging growers to place orders early to find our best selection of varieties.
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Orders of in-stock items are currently shipping from our warehouse the same day the order is placed.*
Please note, many shipping carriers are continuing to see delivery delays that could impact your growing plans, especially as we head into the holiday season. Additionally, as demand increases, we may see temporary increases in order processing time, including the processing times quoted for items shipping directly from our suppliers.**
We highly encourage you to order early allow for adequate delivery time prior to your planting dates.
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Tip: Browse through the Featured menu at the top of our website to shop by variety characteristics that are most important to you. Options include such features as heat and cold tolerance, greenhouse performers, or even our easiest-to-grow varieties, Easy Choice.
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Nearly 99 percent of Monsanto shareholders who voted on the deal supported the transaction, Monsanto said.
"We are pleased we received such strong support from our shareowners," said Monsanto chief executive Hugh Grant. "This is an important milestone as we work to combine our two complementary companies and deliver on our shared vision for the future of agriculture."
The transaction is one of several mega-deals in agriculture that still needs approval by antitrust officials in the US and Europe. Monsanto said it expects the deal to close by the end of 2017.
Shares of Monsanto rose 0.3 percent to $104.86 in mid-morning trade.
After a months-long pursuit, Bayer announced in September that Monsanto had accepted an offer of $128 per share.
But the deal has provoked criticism from environmental groups, who have called it a "marriage made in hell" because of Monsanto's long history of promoting genetically modified crops.
Bayer has vowed not to introduce GMOs in Europe if they are not wanted.
Published : December 13, 2016
By : Agence France-Presse


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Can wireless technology help the agricultural industry improve productivity and reduce environmental impact?
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Understanding how the market is evolving is critical to ensuring digital infrastructure doesn’t restrict how organisations and businesses within UK agriculture sector can apply and develop wireless technologies. Ofcoms’ report published earlier this year highlighted 94% of businesses believe that...


Jun 05, So, the best time to prune crape myrtle is in late winter or early spring - just prior to new growth emerging. For years, I've suggested this as a great time to prune them because at that time we're also pruning our roses and many other plants and trees in the landscape. Jun 09, Fall Pruning Crepe Myrtle Trees As the weather cools, growth stops and the leaves begin to fall from the trees. Pruning crape myrtles in the fall may make the plant susceptible to freeze damage.
Mar 11, Late winter (February-March) is the best time to prune crape myrtles in eastern North Carolina. Like all trees, the correct way to prune a crape myrtle involves enhancing its natural form rather than trying to force it to grow in a space that is too small or an artificial bushtrimmers.buzzted Reading Time: 4 mins. Dec 15, Late winter or early spring, after the last frost, is usually the time to do any major pruning of crape myrtles.
Sep 26, Your pruning is done in winter when the Crape Myrtle is dormant, between the months of December and February.
The good news is that super aggressive pruning that you might have seen around town is not actually needed to get a beautiful, healthy plant. Feb 08, With crape myrtles being a popular plant in the landscape for many people, a common question is when and how to prune them. Crape myrtles should be pruned during the winter. Many people prune in late winter, from late February into early March.
The important thing to remember is to prune crape myrtles right before new growth begins in the spring. Jun 14, A natural style of pruning will mostly address the limbs within the tree that may be keeping your crepe myrtle tree from putting on the best show it can. Things like inward growing branches, damaged branches, branches that are too close together or rubbing against each other and other minor issues that could affect the canopy of the tree.


A 5000m³biogas plant was recently completed in Hubei Province. This project adopts sugarcane bagasse and cow manure as raw material and is expected to provide electricity for the neighborhood residents.
We provided the ECPC assembled digester, gas storage system, desulfurization system and other auxiliary devices in this project. In the meantime, our engineer guided the construction and commissioning of the plant.
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John Deere 216 Potato Planter. Great machine that never misses a beat. Fertilize, plant and hill all in one motion. This dude will knock out a lot of acres in a day and never miss a tater. Great machine for that one day a year when you need it.
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This olive tree standard has an attractive corkscrew stem and is about 40-50cm tall with a head size of about 20-30cm.
- Olea europaea
- Height: 40-50cm (approx)
- Head diameter: 25-30cm (approx)
- Attractive corkscrew stem
The olive tree retains its silver-grey leaves all year and, in the summer, it produces tiny, fragrant, creamy-white flowers. The olive fruits ripen in the autumn.


Muttongrass is among the most drought tolerant of the bluegrasses. It is a native, long-lived bunch grass that is typically used for restoration and revegetation work. It can have low seed viability which can make seed establishment a challenge, but once it is established, it creates a fibrous shallow root system. It is one of the first grasses to green up in the spring, providing excellent forage for cattle, horses and sheep, as well as elk and deer. It will go dormant in the summer without continued moisture. In the Southwest muttongrass can even green up under the snow, providing a winter feed source. Muttongrass appears to be relatively fire resistant if the fire is not too hot. Muttongrass is an important component of juniper and piñon-juniper woodlands. Plants can also be found throughout ponderosa pine and into aspen forests and Engelmann spruce-lodgepole pine zones.
Variety available: Local origin of Montezuma County, Colorado. Source ID: Ruin Canyon
- Type: Cool Grass
- Purpose: Reclamation, Erosion, and Browse/Forage
- Latin Name: Poa fendleriana
- Height: 8
- Cool/Warm: Cool
- Sun/Shade Tolerance: 2 - Both
- Min. Precipitation: 10"
- Seeds Per Pound: 890,000
- Native/Introduced: Native
- Annual/Perrenial: Perennial
- Planting Rate: 2-3 pls lbs
- Growth Pattern: Bunch
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- USDA Sheet: https://plants.usda.gov/plantguide/pdf/pg_pofe.pdf
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The initiative to export grain from Ukraine may be extended for another two months. The Turkish Foreign Ministry believes that such an agreement can be implemented.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that the “grain initiative” to export Ukrainian grain by the Black Sea could be extended for at least two months. His words on Wednesday, May 10, were quoted by CNN Türk.
“In fact, the extension (“grain agreement” – ed.) was made for two months. I think we can get results by extending at least another two months. I think we can implement it,” Cavusoglu said.
As reported, on May 10, a meeting began in Istanbul between Turkey, Russia, Ukraine and the UN to continue the “grain initiative”, with the Russian Federation threatening to withdraw after May 18.
Also published by the US State Department statement, where he mentioned the need to continue and expand the grain initiative so that more food exporting ships pass through Black Sea ports. The head of the department, Anthony Blinken, called on Moscow to stop using hunger as a weapon in the war against Ukraine.
As you know, in March, Ukraine announced the extension of the grain initiative for 120 days, and Russia – for 60. According to Moscow, the agreement will end on May 18. On the eve of Russia again blocked the work of grain corridor.
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On Saturday, May 19th at the McCarren Park Demonstration Garden, join us for three-hour workshop features experts that will help interpret your soil test results and what the results mean for your outdoor space, a hands-on activity, and free 40-lb bags of compost for attendees. Snacks provided.
Attendees should have participated in basic workshop.
This workshop is an activity of Strengthening Our Common Ground: Lead in Soils in Greenpoint, a project made possible with funding provided by the Office of the New York State Attorney General and the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation through the Greenpoint Community Environmental Fund.


Gerber daisies are a popular and easy-to-grow flowering plant that can add color and vibrancy to any garden or indoor space. Pruning is an essential aspect of caring for these plants, as it helps to promote healthy growth, prevent disease, and encourage continuous blooming. In this blog post, we will explore the best practices for pruning gerber daisies.
When to prune Gerber Daisies
The ideal time to prune gerber daisies is in early spring before new growth appears. This allows you to remove any dead or damaged foliage from the previous season while also encouraging new growth. You can also prune throughout the year as necessary if you notice any diseased leaves or branches.
Pruning shears are the most useful tool for pruning gerber daisies effectively. Choose a sharp pair of hand-held pruners with clean blades that will make precise cuts without causing damage to your plant.
Steps for Pruning Gerber Daises
Step 1: Remove Dead Flowers
To begin pruning your gerber daisy plant, start by removing dead flowers at their base using sharp scissors or pruning shears. This prevents energy from being wasted on dying blooms which could be utilized elsewhere in the plant.
Step 2: Cut back damaged stems
Next step involves removing stems that have been damaged due to pest infestations, diseases like powdery mildew , botrytis blight etc., excessive heat and cold exposure – these will not contribute towards future growth so must be removed immediately.
Step 3: Trim leaves
Use pruners or scissors trim unwanted foliage near soil level but maintain enough greenery for photosynthesis.
Step 4: Cut back long stems
Trimming longer stems under three inches in length encourages faster branching out and more prolific flower production; however over-zealous trimming could stunt its overall height
Tips For Optimal Growth of Gerber Daisies
1. Watering the plants regularly
2. Fertilize using a well-balanced, slow-release fertilizer at least once every three months
3. Regularly remove dead or dying flowers and leaves.
4. Provide enough sunlight for photosynthesis – typically 6 to 8 hours a day of direct sunlight is ideal
5. Ensure proper air circulation around your plant.
In conclusion, pruning gerber daisies can seem like a daunting task, but it is an essential aspect of maintaining healthy growth and promoting continuous blooming throughout the year. With these simple steps and tips on optimizing its health overall, you too can enjoy beautiful blooms that will brighten up your garden or indoor space!


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The Red Canyon Ranch Upper is located in Shell Wyoming, in the shadow of the Big Horn Mountains. Comprised of 900 deeded acres, plus 6400 acres of BLM, 160 acres of State of Wyoming and 12,920 acres of Big Horn National Forest grazing leases. In total, the ranch controls more than 21,000 acres.This is one of the finest cattle ranch operations in Northern Wyoming. The scenery, wildlife and awe-inspiring beauty of the ranch and surrounding mountains is hard to beat, anywhere in the Rocky Mountains. The ranch is set up to easily run 200 cows year-round. The ranch combines quality rangeland pastures, with State, BLM and highly coveted National Forest grazing leases, which allows for an exceptional grazing program. With senior water rights the ranch has approximately 300 irrigated acres, producing 3-4 tons of high quality alfalfa annually. This combines with the deeded rangeland pastures and public lands grazing permits, creating an exceptional self-sustaining cattle operation.
For the hunting minded buyer, this Wyoming Cattle Ranch has some of the best, elk, deer and antelope hunting in the state, and qualifies for land owner tags for each species. Other wildlife on the ranch and in the surrounding public lands are black bears, moose, turkeys, pheasants, and grouse. The land on the ranch varies from lush irrigated pastures and hay fields to rolling rangeland pastures, to high mountain passes on the Big Horn National Forest grazing lease allotments. Many cattle ranches of this size and capacity in Wyoming start at much higher prices. The quality of the cattle and farming operations, wildlife, hunting and recreational opportunities and quality of life in northern Wyoming found on the Red Canyon Ranch simply cannot be found anywhere else. This is a ranch offers Buyers a chance to build a western lifestyle to last for generations.
This property is offered as part of the Red Canyon Ranch offering, and may be purchased separately or with the rest of the ranch.
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While the unseasonably dry winter didn’t impact the start of the 2012 irrigation season for the Oakdale Irrigation District, it has prompted officials at the neighboring South San Joaquin Irrigation District to make allowances for what they anticipate will be a tough year.
The storm door opening this week, however, may provide some relief.
OID board members unanimously approved a March 7 start for the irrigation season at the March 6 regular meeting and General Manager Steve Knell told the board at that time that the Stanislaus Basin is at 25 percent of “normal” for this time of year.
Because of that, OID made plans to follow the Level 1 drought plan and Knell said the district will know more about how much water is in the snow pack once the snow survey is done at the end of this month. At SSJID, directors meeting there on Tuesday, March 13 were scheduled to approve an April 1 irrigation season start and also anticipated discussing possible cutbacks in deliveries.
Weather forecasters, meanwhile, are calling for rain showers throughout the week, with


At the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre, we are committed to ensuring a food secure community where all people have access to safe, affordable, and nutritious food.
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Join us for the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre Annual BBQ on August 15th from 3:00pm-7:00pm at the Garden Patch!
New and returning visitors to the Food Bank Garden Patch are welcome to come by the patch for a guided tour with educational tid-bits thrown in. Ask your gardening questions as you go through the demonstration gardens, gather ideas for your own green spaces and enjoy the diversity of practices within our urban horticultural project.
BLOG & RECIPES
The Weidner team helped make our dreams a reality by building a greenhouse, a small shade tent, new trellises for cucumbers, beans, and peas, a produce sorting table, a produce drying table, a picnic bench, a willow fence, and an arbor.
Missed our cooking class? Here’s the quick and easy recipe on how to make Ham & Cheese Pinwheels.
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A Japanese red variety (Aka Shiso). 60 days. Very vigorous and productive. The plant grows up to 70 cm in height with purple leaves. Great flavor. Good for sprouts, microgreens and baby leaves.
Avg. 268,800 seeds/lb, 16,800 seeds/oz. Packet: 1g, approx. 600 seeds.
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Calcium signaling in pathogenic and beneficial plant microbe interactions: what can we learn from the interaction between Piriformospora indica and Arabidopsis thaliana
Volume 4, Issue 11
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Pages 1024 - 1027http://dx.doi.org/10.4161/psb.4.11.9800
Authors: Jyothilakshmi Vadassery and Ralf Oelmüller View affiliations
Elevation of intracellular calcium levels in a plant cell is an early signaling event in many mutualistic and pathogenic plant/microbe interactions. In pathogenic plant/fungus interactions, receptor-mediated cytoplasmic calcium elevations induce defense genes via the activation of ion fluxes at the plasma membrane, an oxidative burst and MAPK activation. Mycorrhizal and beneficial endophytic plant/fungus interactions result in a better plant performance through sequencial cytoplasmic and nuclear calcium elevations. The specificity of the calcium responses depends on the calcium signature, its amplitude, duration, frequency and location, a selective activation of calcium channels in the diverse cellular membranes and the stimulation of calcium-dependent signaling components. Arabidopsis contains more than 100 genes for calcium-binding proteins and channels and the response to pathogens and beneficial fungi relies on a highly specific activation of individual members of these protein families. Genetic tools are required to understand this complex response patterns and the cross talks between the individual calcium-dependent signaling pathways. The beneficial interaction of Arabidopsis with the growth-promoting endophyte Piriformospora indica provides a nice model system to unravel signaling events leading to mutualistic or pathogenic plant/fungus interactions.
Received: August 10, 2009; Accepted: August 12, 2009


Bill and Judy
During February of 2013, a master gardener (Judy) and an ecologist-gardener (Bill), and a few others from the Baha’i community, were helping provide wintertime Sunday meals at JCCM for homeless neighbors. The ecologist-gardener brought some seedlings to transplant into flats, hoping to enlist a few clients as helpers.
This activity inspired the vision of establishing a community garden to provide healthful produce for food insecure neighbors through JCCM’s food pantry. JCCM, Judy and the Dave Hamill, the Mayor of Ranson moved the idea forward.
Ranson licensed a city right-of-way next to the Baha’i Center to JCCM for the garden. With the help of a small grant from the Pollination Project, the two gardener entrepreneurs began building the garden. Help has come from many places including JCCM, friends and supporters including local businesses, the WVU extension service and master gardeners, the adjacent property owner (also a gardener), and various service organizations.
Seeing the Ranson project as a good example of a “green” sustainable development partnership, the Baha’i national media center prepared a video on the project.
Ranson Old Town Community Gardens (ROTCG) continues to expand. We’ve added more gardens and facilities, are doing educational presentations in schools, and is taking on bigger projects like the Eagle Scout project and high tunnels. In 2014 the Gardens became an independent non-profit WV Voluntary Association a federally tax exempt organization


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No-Till Growers is headed to the West Coast! Join us in Lakeside, CA on February 15th (Valentine’s weekend in Southern California, anyone?) for a day-long intensive with not just one, but two no-till growers, Jared Smith of Jared’s Real Food and Steven Cornett of Nature’s Always Right, as we dig into the no-till systems used on their respective farms, including a tour of Jared’s Real Food.
Both Jared and Steven have been guests on the The No-Till Market Garden Podcast. Each will be presenting on their respective approaches, from an urban to large[er]-scale no-till veg. To hear more about each of them, check out the podcast episodes and videos below. Last, but not least, get a feel for their day-to-day operation by following Jared’s Real Food and Nature’s Always Right on Instagram.
In the intensive, growers will learn & experience…
Why reducing/eliminating tillage will make your farm more profitable and efficient
The '“Nuts and bolts” of Jared and Steven’s no-till approaches, including set up, bed prep, planting, irrigation, fertility, maintenance, etc.
Field demos of certain no-till farm processes (i.e. bed flipping) and the tools/methods used
Fertility management: Using compost, vermicompost, aerated teas, minerals, fertilizers, & Korean natural farming
Biological approaches to fertility/pest management (i.e. soil health, biodiversity, perennial hedgerows, lowest impact intervention, etc.)
How to adapt the basic principles of no-till to different growing contexts from year one to established farm
Connect with other no-till growers from across the country to network, share information, and inspiration (over a pint, no less)
Pick the brains of 3+ successful no-till farmers growing in different contexts and apply their collective experience to your farm
Tour of one of the most innovative small-scale no-till market gardens in the country
The workshop will begin at 8am and will be an all-day, rain-or-shine, event. Coffee and lunch will be provided and are included in the ticket price. Space is limited, so please purchase yours as soon as possible. Discounts may be available to you based on your Patreon level. If you have any questions, please send us a message at email@example.com.
Note: click reserve your spot and fill out the information we need. The ticket will be added to your cart (top right) where you can finish purchasing your ticket.
The day will begin at 7am with check-in at the Van Ommering Family Farm. Jesse Frost will welcome everyone to the morning session with opening remarks at 8am (coffee provided), followed by a presentation from Jared Smith about the large-scale no-till systems used on Jared’s Real Food and a field walk. Then, we’ll break for lunch (tacos, included in the ticket price, options available). The afternoon will begin with no-till systems for urban-scale growers by Steven Cornett of Nature’s Always Right, followed by considerations for adapting no-till to specific contexts—and maybe some slam poetry?—from Jesse Frost. The day will wrap with a Q&A/discussion and end nearby with an after-gathering, location TBA (probably a craft brewery, of course). Detailed itinerary, parking map, etc. will be emailed to ticket holders a month from the event date.
Note: the intensive will take place over Valentine’s Day weekend. For those who may be celebrating, a trip to Southern California would make a great gift for the aspiring no-till farmer in your life!
Van Ommering Family Farm
14950 El Monte Road
Lakeside, CA, 92040
7:00am to 8:00am - Check-in at Van Ommering Family Farm
8:00am - Welcoming from Jesse Frost of No-Till Growers
8:30am to 10:30am - Jared Smith, large-scale no-till veg (presentation)
10:30am to 12:00pm - Jared’s Real Food tour (field walk)
12:00pm to 1:00pm - TACOS!
1:00pm to 3:00pm - Steven Cornett, urban-scale no-till veg (presentation)
3:30pm to 4:00pm - Jesse Frost, Adapting No-Till to Your Context
4:00pm to 5:00pm - Q&A with Jared, Steven, & Jesse
5:30pm - Post-event gathering, location TBA


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Hi Charles / all,
I am just digging the holes gor the legs of my polytunnel when this thought occured.
Our polytunnels are quite large 54ft x 20ft and our ground slopes. I have removed all the topsoil, excavated out a flat pad and then shifted all the top soil back in so inside the polytunnel will be flat.
Outside the polytunnel on the low ground side there will be a bank about 1m high at about 45 degrees to buttress the soil on the inside of the polytunnel.
The area outside will be more veg bed but what to do with this sloped bit? I don’t want it to go to grass, which is what it will default to.
Consider 45 degrees too steep for shifted soil, suspect that it will wash away or slump. If you can draw it down more gradually, then perhaps plant as normal. Could be a site for curcubits, they are happy running up/down a slope and generally supress other vegetation.


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HOLIDAY TREE HELP
As the growing season winds down we are switching gears into Christmas and looking for some
extra hands to help sell trees. It is a great opportunity to earn some extra cash before the holidays.
We’ll start November 26th and go up until the last trees are sold, projected to be around
This is a physically demanding and fast paced job, and we’re looking for help unloading trees from
delivery trucks, hauling and setting them up around the tree yard, interfacing with customers,
trimming the bottoms and helping to tie them on top of cars.
We need a few motivated folks to join our crew for these last couple of weeks. Pay is $16-$18/hr plus pooled tips which can add up very quickly.
WE ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR EXTRA HELP FOR YEAR ROUND WORK OR WORK
STARTING IN MARCH FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR. SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS
Smolak Farms is looking for agricultural workers to help our agriculture team as we head into the busy farming season ahead. Ideal candidates will have at least some agriculture experience. This job takes place primarily outdoors and requires a considerable amount of physical activity.
Do you want to help contribute to a sustainable world? Are you looking to grow both in knowledge and experience? Then this could be a great experience for you to join a busy agriculture team on our working farm.
- Harvesting, packaging, and planting crops
- Able to do strenuous work outside in all kinds of weather
- The ability to lift 50 lbs or more
- Work as a member of a team
- The ability to drive a standard tractor is helpful, but we’re also willing to train
Hours and Pay:
- This position can start immediately. Seasonal hours vary.
- Pay ranges from minimum wage to $15 to $18/hour depending on experience.


2013 CSA Farmshares
Community Supported Agriculture
We are sold out of CSA shares for this season. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please register at our online sign-up form. If you choose to register, we will contact you if shares open. Also, you will be notified of any open farm events. And finally, we will notify you when next season starts so you won't miss out on the chance to sign-up!
Each week from early June through mid October, you can come to the farm and pick up your share of vegetables harvested that morning. By buying your vegetables locally, you not only help conserve oil and packaging material, you get to enjoy the freshest and most flavorful product possible. Signup for the summer share here.
What Can I Expect from My Share?
A Whole Share: provides fresh seasonal vegetables designed for a family of 4 on a mixed diet, or up to 2 vegetarians.
A Half Share: is designed for individuals or couples who want a smaller portion, or 1 vegetarian.
Distribution of vegetable shares will start in early June through mid-October.
Although many factors such as weather and pests can change the growing of certain varieties, each share is likely to include:
Spring: Salad Greens, Spinach, Arugula, Scallions, Kale, Bok Choy, Peas, Beets, Chinese Cabbage, Turnips, Lettuce, Swiss Chard, Herbs.
Summer: Tomatoes, Basil, Cantaloupe, Summer Squash, Flowers, Broccoli, Herbs, Lettuce, Peppers, Eggplant, Mixed Greens, Onions, Cabbage, Beans, Cucumbers, Watermelon, Zucchini, Carrots, Beets.
Fall: Winter Squash, Broccoli, Leeks, Cabbage, Pumpkins, Cauliflower, Parsnips, Rutabagas, Onions, Collards, Lettuce, Mixed Greens, Flowers, Herbs, Winter Kale, Celeriac, Carrots, Beets, Brussel Sprouts.
Shareholders also are invited to:
- A regular farm newsletter with recipes
- Pick-your-own flowers
- Volunteer opportunities
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Iyego Farmers Co-operative Society´s vision is “to provide an enabling environment in which to improve and increase production and ensure highest possible payment while adhering to the Co-operative principes and values.” Iyego was esthablished and registered in May 1959, as Iyego Coffee Growers Co-operative Society, made of 7.528 members. The society was later renamed Iyego Farmers Cooperative Society to reflect a wider scope of its members´ mandate. The society currently exclusively deals in coffee processing and marketing. The Society trains members on how to improve quality and quantity or our coffee in order to respond to the market need. They have been investint on members trainings on coffee husbandry, nutrition, control of pest and deseases in oder to increase coffee productivity and in return increase income and economic stability of the farmers and community. They additionally invested in a coffee nursery project, digitalisation or transparency. The Co-operative Society is fully owned by the members who contribute Shares and in return are issued with Share Certificates.
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Tasting Profile: Dark chocolate, bright fruit, butterscotch.
Grower: Smallholder farmers from Antigua
Variety: Bourbon, Catuai, Caturra, & Typica
Region: Antigua Guatemala
Altitude: 1200-1616 M
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Having to make the choice between road and field work is now a thing of the past. With the introduction of the MULTIMAX MP 569, BKT brings you the ultimate tool for getting the most out of your farming equipment. It is perfect for those working in rough terrain who also need to transport material in a reliable manner.
They are expertly designed to be fitted on the front axle of agro trucks in the 445/65 R 22.5 size in combination with FL 633 PERFORMA on the rear axle in the 600/50 R 22.5 size.
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COLOMBIA EXCELSO HUILA - Italian Extra Dark Coffee
Here at Redber we only Roast to Order - All of our coffees are fresh and never stored!
Huila has a round body, bright acidity, chocolate taste and smooth velvety texture.
We have selected this coffee as one that can be roasted especially dark: perfect for those who love intense, heavy, dark flavours.
Region: Various regions
Altitude: 1,200 to 2,000 m above the sea level
Variety: Caturra, Typica, Bourbon
Harvest Period: September - December
Processed Method: Washed
Flavour: Sweet citrus and rich chocolate
Colombia, known for its high quality coffee, is the second largest producer of coffee in the world and the largest producer of washed Arabica coffee. Colombia exports approximately 12.5 million bags, half to the United States.
Colombia only produces washed Arabica coffee. There are primarily three varieties grown in Colombia and the coffee is referred to by the region in which is grown.
Regions and production output
Colombian coffee is graded before shipment according to bean size. This particular type is Excelso - screen size 15-16. Excelso is quite large, but smaller than Supremo. Huila region, located in the southern part of Colombia, has all the attributes that are needed to produce an exceptional coffee. Volcanic soils, high altitude, plenty of rainfall and forests that provide shade. Traditional farming methods are still used to produce this world renowned high quality coffee.
Great coffee again
Extra dark roast Huila expresso grind : is there a better kick start to the morning ?* Post office '48hr' service slowed by covid, but when it arrives the coffee is worth the wait. * we're still working out which we prefer, the Guatemala Antigua or the Huila it's a very close race.
Worst than supermarket coffee, period. Undrinkable as an espresso and only manageable with sugar when served with milk. Truly one of my worst purchases from any of my online coffee orders.
A deep fantastically roasted bean. Will be re ordering.
Amazing! Good quality coffee, quickly dispatched and very reliable staff.


(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –The country’s economy will be strengthened under Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) while giving priority to agriculture based economy, SLPP Presidential candidate Gotabhaya Rajapaksa said.
The SLPP will take measures to strengthen local entrepreneur and simultaneously attention will be given to attract foreign investments, he added.
He made these remarks while addressing an SLPP election rally in Matale town yesterday.
Rajapaksa said that after the forthcoming Presidential Election, a transparent working government, which is responsible for the people will be formed.
He claimed that the present government has failed to give the priority to national security and this situation has resulted in the recent April terror attack.
“Unlike this government we gave priority to national security. We wanted to create a secure situation in which there was no room for terrorism” he added.
Speaking on the content of the SLPP election manifesto, Rajapaksa said that they have planned a people-centered economic development mechanism. Under this, agriculture sector will also be given utmost priority and the farmer will be enforced with economically and technologically.
He added that farmers will be given fertilizer free of charge and agricultural loan amounts will be written off. The government should directly involve in agriculture so as to protect farmer.


Find your olive grove or oil mill
Infographic of the area
In Toledo, the DO Montes de Toledo stands out as the only designation of origin for olive trees in the area.
DOP MONTES DE TOLEDO
The production area is located in the interior of the Autonomous Community of Castile-La Mancha, in the south-western part of the province of Toledo and the north-western part of the province of Ciudad Real, with the Montes de Toledo as its central axis, forming a fairly homogeneous unit in terms of olive groves.
The area covers an area of 13,037 square kilometres, of which 8,393 correspond to the province of Toledo and 4,644 to the province of Ciudad Real.
The Cornicabra variety is grown, which offers an interesting density in the mouth.
Cornicabra oils are extraordinarily stable, with a high content of oleic acid, polyphenols and antioxidants that make them highly resistant to oxidation and rancidity.
Olive growing in the Montes de Toledo area, although introduced during the Phoenician and Greek colonisations, was promoted during the Roman Empire.
Mozarabic documents relating to Toledo and its land already mention olive growing.
In the Spain of the Catholic Monarchs, gazpacho with oil and vinegar was a basic part of the diet in this area.
From 1907 onwards, the olive-growing area began to recover. It was at this time that the 'take-off' of the Montes de Toledo area took place, with the exceptional quality of the olives standing out above the volume of production. It was especially in the final years of the Republic when this crop increased considerably and its presence was detected in the south of the Sierra de Gredos.
Climate and soil
This area is centred on the mountainous formation known as the Montes de Toledo. They run in an east-west direction, to the south of the province of Toledo and north of Ciudad Real, separating the valleys of the Tagus and Guadiana rivers. They are a set of mountain ranges with a certain continuity, the highest point of which is the Rocigalgo massif (1,447 m), separated by wide longitudinal depressions crossed by tributaries of the Tagus and Guadiana rivers.
In the centre of the Iberian Peninsula is a group of low-lying mountain ranges known as the Montes de Toledo. This is an area of great ecological value, within whose limits lies the Cabañero Natural Park.
Olive oil mills
Aceites Arges S.A., Aceites de Mora S.A., Aceites Eladio Rodríguez Calvo, Aceites Latino S.L., Aceites Malagón, S.A., Aceites Muñoz S.L., Aceites Palomino Ulla S.L., Aceites Toledo S.A., Agrupación De Olivareros C.B., Bodegas Casagrande S.L.., Cooperativa Acevín, Cooperativa Almazara San Sebastian, Cooperativa la Encarnación, Cooperativa Montes de Toledo, Cooperativa Ntra. Señora del Pilar, Cooperativa Nuestra Señora de la Antigua, Cooperativa Nuestra Señora de la Antigua, Cooperativa Nuestra Señora de la Fe, Cooperativa Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, Cooperativa Nuestra Sra. de Ronda, Cooperativa San Blas, Cooperativa San Sebastián, Cooperativa Santa Cruz de la Jara, Cooperativa Santa Quiteria, Cooperativa Santísimo Cristo Espíritu Santo, Cotoal S.L., Francisco Garcia De La Cruz, IFAMA S.L., La Molineta S.L., Mora Industrial S.A., Morlin S.A., Pratyte S.A., Sdad. Cooperativa Ltda. San Sebastian, La Pontezuela, S.L.U., Aceites Consuegra S.L., S.C.L. San Sebastian de Belvis, Jaramontes S.C.L., Cooperativa Olivar del Cristo, Cooperativa Agrícola El Progreso, Soc. San Sebastian - Sta. Ana De Pusa, Coop. Tesoro de Guarrazar, Coop. Ntra. Sra. de las Saleras, Almazara Villa de Orgaz, Cooperativa Santa Ana, Explotaciones Agropecuarias la Moncloa S.L., La Labranza Toledana and Casas De Hualdo.


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Bunge, which makes fertilizers, oils and grains, said it had secured an agreement to buy Corn Products in a $56-a-share deal.
The move will see Bunge produce finished corn products like starches and sweeteners, including high fructose corn syrup.
Bunge chairman and CEO Alberto Weisser said: “Combining with Corn Products provides a unique opportunity for Bunge to establish an integrated, global presence in the corn value chain, which is highly complementary to our existing operations.”
Corn Products shareholders will acquire a 21% stake in Bunge as part of the deal. Sam Scott, chairman, president and CEO of Corn Products, said: “Our stockholders will have an ongoing equity interest in a combined company that is well-positioned to serve customers around the world with a broad product portfolio, integrated distribution network and innovative products.”
Bunge flagged the “commercial, geographic and operational opportunities” of the proposed deal.
The company pointed to the growth of the starches and sweeteners market, which is expanding at 5% a year, and an enlarged presence in markets in China, India, Latin America, Asia and Africa.
Bunge also expects to generate annual cost-savings of $100-120m a year in procurement and logistics.


August, 7, 2014 – Chilliwack, British Columbia – Western Economic Diversification Canada
Today, the Honourable Michelle Rempel, Minister of State for Western Economic Diversification, announced funding of over $2.1 million for state of the art training equipment for the Agriculture Centre of Excellence at the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV).
The investment will provide specialized equipment to train the next generation of agricultural technicians, engineers, researchers, and scientists. The training equipment will enhance existing programs and offer two new programs related to designing and implementing automated agricultural systems and robotics.
- In 2012, BC’s agri-food sector generated $11.7 billion in revenues and exported $2.5 billion worth of products to more than 130 countries.
- In the centre’s laboratories, equipment will be set up for students to acquire skills in design, installation and maintenance of advanced automated systems and robotics.
- Local businesses will benefit from the University’s applied research efforts that will help determine new methods and technologies to improve production and market opportunities.


I planted Spring seeds as early as the end of July this year – that’s almost the middle of Winter! I thought I’d have a go at getting a head start as I’m often sowing or planting late. They also happened to be a bunch of out-of-date packets I had lying around, some as old as 2013, but I had to see if they’d grow rather than throw them out, so into the dirt they all went, to clean out before my new order of seeds arrived.
I used plastic tubs like mini hothouses, as well as a salvaged old rack on wheels. My partner wrapped the rack in plastic for me with a front flap that opens or pegs shut.
I found the tubs to be much warmer, which is what counts in frosty weather; while there are some things that are happy in the frost, most Spring veg are not so happy, particularly delicate emerging seedlings.
I had three pots inside on the kitchen window sill, black cherry tomatoes, and they all germinated much quicker than the ones outside, due to being warmer. Some things took a good month to start showing (and some are still only just germinating, 6 weeks after sowing) so don’t lose faith if your little seeds don’t appear to be doing anything!
Some of the better performers so far are shown in the gallery below.