Year's ago I received a "Fresh Cut Grass" candle as a gift and was astonished just how much it smells like a fresh cut lawn. Long story short, I tagged the amazing folks at Silver Dollar Candle company on instagram this past winter when I lit up my candle and they contacted me and said they had been watching the channel for years! The lawn community truly is interconnected all over the world. They were also generous enough to make my own branded candle in that same fresh cut lawn smell for all to enjoy. Get 15% off regular price by clicking Buy Candle
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For years Milorganite was part of my lawn program and is also a perfect fertilizer for beginners who want to start using granular but need practice with using a spreader without fear of damaging the lawn. My soil tests have since told me that I need other products instead of milorganite (it is high in phosphorus) but using this a few times a year and mixing in a product with potassium for the rest of your apps would be a good plan. p.s. look for this locally or for "clones" of similar products that will usually be called some sort of "organic lawn food" where you'll get a cheaper price than buying online
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Bayer’s takeover of Monsanto moves one step closer
Bayer’s takeover of Monsanto moved one step closer yesterday (Tuesday, May 29) after the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) granted conditional approval for the proposed acquisition.
This follows on the European Commission’s decision to conditionally approve the deal back in March of this year. Monsanto is the company which manufactures the pesticide Roundup.
The proposed takeover deal is expected to reach a value in the region of $60 billion.
Last month, it was reported that “an agreement in principle” on the takeover deal was reached with the US DOJ – causing shares in Monsanto to surge by over 6%.
Commenting on the latest development, Bayer CEO Werner Baumann said: “Receipt of the DOJ’s approval brings us close to our goal of creating a leading company in agriculture.
We want to help farmers across the world grow more nutritious food in a more sustainable way.
It is understood that Bayer has now obtained almost all clearances which are conditions for closing the transaction. The company expects to receive any outstanding approvals required for completing the transaction very shortly.
Following the receipt of outstanding approvals, Bayer will become the sole shareholder of Monsanto Company.
According to the DOJ’s conditional approval, the integration of Monsanto into Bayer can take place as soon as the divestments to BASF have been accomplished. This is expected to be in approximately two months, a statement from Bayer explained.
In the 2017 fiscal year, the Bayer Group employed around 99,800 people and had sales of approximately €35 billion.


The last picture is all that’s left of super skunk. I had to remove 2/3’s of the plant from the top and left the new growth. One day it was up and feeling good and then this happened all of a sudden. It just wilted completely, except for the new growth. It had been two weeks since I had topped her and she had a bunch of new growth spurting out.
PPM is at 750
I got cheap with the soil and it doesn’t have much aeration once watered completely, but the plant was germinated in a container with 70% pumice and 30% top soil mixed with vermiculite. I had transplanted the plant in five gallon container with half topsoil and half vermiculite. I believe this was a soilborne infection.
Soil pH was at 5.8
No signs of bugs on leaves.
The roots were actually healthy. No signs of root rot
All my other plants are healthy and received same watering schedule. Some days I water everyday, but just a little. Other times I water until runoff and don’t water for 3-5 days.
The plant is still alive and the newer growth is still alive, but I’m confused about what this all is and if it’s contagious.
What are your thoughts?
The infection/wilting started at the top one day. I watered it and it perked up, but then one-day it wilted from the top, again, and then it went completely limp. The reason I cut 2/3’s was because the stem felt weak at the top and I assumed the infection started at the top and coming down, but then again I don’t really know. I do know it’s still alive, somehow.


Aptimmune Biologics has been selected to participate in a nine-month program designed to support emerging ag tech companies. The Yield Lab, a St. Louis-based ag technology business accelerator and investor, chose Aptimmune Biologics from among 120 applicants to participate in the program. The choice represents The Yield Lab’s first animal health investment.
Aptimmune Biologics, based in Champaign, Ill., is developing and will soon launch innovative autogenous mucosal vaccines to help producers prevent major swine viral diseases. “We are honored that The Yield Lab has chosen to invest in Aptimmune and to share its business accelerator expertise with us,” says Aaron Gilbertie, CEO of Aptimmune Biologics. “We are among a very select group of emerging ag technology companies that The Yield Lab has selected to invest in, and we believe their support and business resources will help us bring new, highly-effective animal health products to market more quickly.”
“Aptimmune is a company with extensive technical expertise, and the vaccine products they are developing have the potential to greatly improve swine health and food production in general,” says Matt Plummer, Principal at The Yield Lab. “The entire Aptimmune team has been tremendous to work with, and we believe the company is deriving value from The Yield Lab business accelerator program.”
The Yield Lab is the nation’s first and largest agriculture technology business accelerator, maintaining its investment focus entirely on early-stage development of ag tech companies that offer creative and innovative solutions to the food and agriculture industry. The Yield Lab provides mentorship, networking and funding to hand-selected companies during a nine-month period.


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Drone technology has been contributing to many businesses due to automation and agility. Its use in agriculture is increasing, especially for pesticide application. Oxiteno’s experts are constantly working on new approaches to formulation development, including for drone spraying.
Adriano Oliveira, development manager at Oxiteno in Asia, addressed the challenges and opportunities in aerial application-oriented formulation products on FAT – Ag Formulation & Application Technology Congress 2019. The congress happened on November 2019 in Hangzhou, China and gathered around 300 professionals from more than 20 countries to discuss the technologies and innovations on for Formulation and applications.
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Espoma 8 fl oz. organic liquid fertilizer. For cactus and succulents.
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A special fertilizer blend that provides ample nitrogen for vigorous growth, extra Phosphorous for beautiful blooms and Potassium and trace elements for healthy plant stock. Our Rose & Flower Mix supplies your favorite bulbs, annuals and perennials with the nutrients needed for a long, healthy season of sensational flowering.
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The Kingfisher Female Water Stop is a crucial attachment for facilitating other water saving products for gardeners. It’s easy lock system allows you to quickly and simply attach spray nozzles and other attachments to a standard hose pipe.
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(Recasts with efforts to resume operations; adds Paranaguá information)
SAO PAULO, May 30 (Reuters) - Brazilian commodities exporters were scrambling to resume operations after striking truckers protesting high fuel prices slowly returned to work in Latin America's largest economy.
Terminal operators at Santos port said on Wednesday that truckers had not yet resumed loading and unloading goods after the movement started to unwind following an agreement to cut fuel taxes and lower diesel prices at the pump.
"Truckers are parked at many points, apparently awaiting orders or better conditions to continue their journeys," said Sopesp, an association representing port operators at Santos, the country's busiest port.
Paranaguá port administrators, Brazil's second busiest hub for exports of commodities like soybeans, estimated 643,000 tonnes of products had not been shipped during the protests, which started on May 21.
The port said 280,000 tonnes of soybeans and soymeal that should have been loaded onto six vessels during the last days had not arrived at the terminals.
The situation underscores the shortcomings of Brazil's logistical system, which relies mainly on trucks to move about 60 percent of the country's cargo.
The world's largest soy exporter, Brazil is forecast to sell 72 million tonnes of the oilseeds in global markets this year, according to projections by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Some 63 soy crushing units had ground to a halt as a result of the protests and remained shut pending deliveries of raw materials, said Abiove, the trade group representing processors and grain handlers like Bunge Inc and Cargill Ltd. Abiove said operations would gradually return to normal as truckers were expected to resume deliveries of raw materials in the next few hours.
"A week, maybe 10 days will be needed for grain shipments to resume at the ports," Lucas Trindade, a spokesperson for exporting group Anec, said. Anec said soybean exporters may declare "force majeure" on shipments, a contractual clause that releases them from obligations because of events beyond their control.
Coffee exports from Brazil, the world's largest producer, in May are likely to be 900,000 60-kg bags below expectations due to the protests, according to exporters association Cecafé.
A manager for a leading coffee exporter at Santos, who asked not to be named, said there were hardly any coffee deliveries at exporting terminals during the last 10 days. Coffee is exported on containers, which are carried by trucks from warehouses to the port. (Reporting by Ana Mano and Marcelo Teixeira Writing by Ana Mano Editing by Leslie Adler)


Helping Buxton Grow
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Larger group visits during working hours may be arranged in advance. We can also offer use of our space and facilities to organised groups on a regular basis (for example for after-school activities) by special arrangement. Please get in touch if you would like to see what we do. See below for the current weekly timetable.


Master Gardener Program
UCCE Master Gardeners of Santa Barbara County are volunteers who are trained to provide science-based information, workshops, and educational programs for home gardeners. Resources offered by Master Gardeners include plant and pest identification, best practices for problem-solving, soil health and compost production, and cultural guidelines for growing a wide variety of edible and ornamental plants suitable to Santa Barbara County.
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In 2017-18, Santa Barbara County Master Gardeners contributed 4,618 volunteer hours and earned 822 continuing education hours as part of their annual commitment to the program. Nearly 4,000 Santa Barbara County residents were contacted by Master Gardeners who presented free public workshops at the downtown Central Library, hosted regular information tables at Santa Barbara Farmer's Market and for special regional events such as Earth Day and the California Avocado Festival. Volunteers also responded to telephone and email inquiries from residential gardeners through the Master Gardener Helpline, and interacted with visitors to our project sites around the county: La Huerta Historic Garden at Old Mission Santa Barbara, the Butterfly Garden at Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden, Mesa Harmony Garden, and our newest project at Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. The value of our volunteer service to the community during this period was $134,337.62.
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Strain Review Guide for Auto Skystomper Feminized Marijuana Seeds
The first ever all Artisanal genetics Mephisto Limited edition. After a reproduction run to make more Skywalker stock we were left with a little excess pollen to utilise which coincided with a reproduction run of our ever popular and personal favourite: Sour stomper. We selected a handful of slightly taller than average (outside our desired height for the pure Sour Stomper) fast flowering Sour Stompers to finger-bump and we’re really delighted with the results. The resulting Skystomper cross produces very fragrant, highly iced, striking flowers that have a beautiful complex aroma and to the eye, subtle tinges of purple colouration.
Genetics of the strain are: Sour Stomper F4 x Skywalker F4 and it is Sativa Dominant
Flowering time averages 65 – 70 days from germination and this is an Autoflowering plant.
Typically seeds come in Feminized packs and the yield is around Up to 700 gr/plant
This plant grows Short and can be grown: Greenhouse, Grows indoors


The Nigeria Farmers Group and Cooperative Society (NFCGS) on Tuesday urged youths in Nigeria to invest their resources in agriculture rather than in sports betting.
Mr Retson Tedheke, the National Coordinator of the group, made the appeal in an interview with the Nigeria News Agency at Ga’ate in Kokona Local Government area of Nasarawa State.
Tedheke said that there would be food security, improved employment generation and revenue base if Nigerian youths could invest their money in agriculture.
“My advice to young Nigerians is that they should stop investing money in sports betting.
“Records have shown that Nigerians are spending N80 billion every month in sports betting and there are much lesser percentage of Nigerians who win the net.
“If these huge monies are channeled into agriculture, it will help a lot in boosting food security, the nation’s employment generation and the country’s revenue base.
“I want to tell young Nigerians that if you do not work, you will not eat and every man that works will make money,’’ he said.
Tedheke advised Nigerians, especially youths, to be hardworking and to engage in meaningful ventures to become self-reliant and to contribute their quota to national development.
He reiterated the group’s commitment to growing different crops and rearing livestock to feed Nigerians and boost the country’s socio-economic development.


It is a medium-sized, hardy marijuana plant that grows very vigorously, a short growing period being recommended indoors, and that produces three phenotypes different in size. Indoors, it performs best in SCROG and outdoors, in Mediterranean/temperate climates and in the greenhouse. It is suitable for beginners and for therapeutic use. For best results, an organic diet is recommended.
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Agendas are available on this site prior to all meetings and draft minutes are available to download shortly after each meeting.
Hertford Heath has a thriving allotment, and aims to manage and develop the area.
Monthly meetings ensure that the concerns of allotment holders are heard during the different seasons and that the area is safe and well maintained. Next Meeting
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So, when the opportunity to get an allotment came to me (and, for free!), I couldn't with good conscience say no. For those of you who aren't familiar, allotments are shared pieces of land that are segmented and given to individuals to use for growing food, flowers, whatever!
The past few weekends have been spent laboring on the plot, digging, preparing soil, organizing, labeling and planting seeds. I just hope some of it grows!
By the way, these pictures were taken with a new camera of mine: a Rollei 35. This is the first roll of film I've developed from it. Can I just say how much I love this cute little camera? I think it's going to become my new go-to.


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A much sort after variety with delightful, single deep purple flowers above glaucus foliage. It simply oozes sophistication to any border!
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Shining spotlight on Ireland’s rarest and traditional breeds of farm animals.
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Margaret Edgill of Mount Briscoe Organic Farm dropped in to discuss the Farm Fest and Rare & Traditional Breeds Show on Sunday 21st July.
Now in its third year the event brings together rare breeds enthusiasts as well as a number of experts on organic farming, sustainability, pollination and more.
And it promises to be a great family day out too.


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Bright green, round, slightly flattened ball heads are compact and heavy with a short core and excellent wrapper leaves. Small to medium, 3 pound, uniform cabbages are quick to mature and are at their best when used fresh for slaw and sauerkraut or slow-cooked. 65-70 days. Photo and text courtesy of HPS Seeds.
Plant 20-30″ apart in rows 24-36″ apart in full sun, cool moist soil.
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Monterey Bay Wildflower Seeds...A tapestry of nature's most beautiful wildflowers. A collection of twelve annuals and perennials blooming throughout the Spring and Summer. Complete with detailed planting instructions, this easy to grow Seed Garden is guaranteed to grow in most climates and can be planted in the Spring or Fall. This beautiful wildflower assortment from Monterey Bay includes the Tidy Tips, Lupine, Poppy, Paintbrush, Chinese Houses, Blue Eyed Grass, Red Columbine, Phlox, Rose, Iris, Butterfly, and Aster. This collection creates a colorful wildflower garden and makes for a thoughtful gift.


The Illinois Soybean Association, representing 43,000 soybean farmers across the state, is committed to the following state and federal policy priorities in 2023. The policies were reviewed and approved by the Government Relations Committee during the December 2022 ISB/ISG board meeting.
Brad Daugherty is the ISA Government Relations Committee Chairman, the district 14 director and serves on the Governance Committee. He produces corn, soybeans, wheat, seed corn and green beans near West Union, Illinois. Daugherty has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois in Agriculture Economics and Farm Management. He is a past president of the Hutsonville School Board and has volunteered in other leadership roles for the Clark County Farm Bureau, Mill Creek Park District, First Baptist Church of West Union and York Township Board. He was honored as a Master Farmer in 2003, and is an Agriculture Leaders of Tomorrow graduate. He also works as a hunter safety instructor. He and his wife, Debbie, have two children.
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PARIS, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Euronext wheat prices rose on Thursday to their highest level in almost three months as steady export demand and weather risks in several exporting countries raised the prospect of tightening global supply.
Benchmark December milling wheat on Paris-based Euronext was up 1.50 euros, or 0.8%, at 181.50 euros ($201.70) a tonne by 1501 GMT.
It earlier climbed to 181.75 euros, its highest level since July 19, surpassing a 2-1/2 month peak of 181.25 euros struck on Monday.
Chicago wheat rose around 2%, also reaching a three-month high, as traders assessed the risk to U.S. crops from a cold spell as well as expectations of yield losses from dry weather in southern hemisphere exporters Australia and Argentina.
“The current wheat rally is pricing some demand rationing, maybe anticipating issues in Argentina, Australia and with North American spring wheat,” a futures dealer said.
On the demand side, Saudi state buyer SAGO called a tender to buy 595,000 tonnes of wheat, a day after top importer Egypt booked 405,000 tonnes of wheat including one cargo of French supplies.
Strategie Grains, meanwhile, sharply raised its forecast for European Union soft wheat exports this season, citing competitive EU prices and lower-than-expected global supply.
In a monthly report, the consultancy forecast 2019/2020 soft wheat exports outside the EU at 27.3 million tonnes, up from 25.7 million projected in September.
Gains on Euronext were capped by a chart resistance zone at 181-182 euros as well as a sharp rise in the euro following the announcement of an agreement between Britain and the EU on the terms of a British withdrawal from the bloc.
Volumes on Euronext were moderate, with many European market participants attending an annual industry event taking place on Thursday and Friday in Vienna.
On France’s physical market, a slow-moving maize harvest has supported prices this week, with particularly tight supply in the major livestock region of Brittany pushing premiums up sharply there, traders said.
$1 = 0.8998 euros Reporting by Gus Trompiz in Paris; Editing by Pravin Char


The Girard Children’s Community Garden Web site says:
“Summer’s winding down and we couldn’t be happier about our first full year in the Girard Children’s Community Garden. Since last summer, the concrete blacktop has been transformed into a floral oasis cared for and used by over 100 neighborhood children, and has quickly become a hidden gem to explore for the rest of the community. Dozens of kids, adults and families have wandered in to check on the progress of the tomatoes, corn and other produce while nibbling on freshly picked mint, cucumbers, squash and more.”
The garden is actually located near 15th Street. It looks fantastic. Lots of photos after the jump.


June 26-27 California Strawberry Commission Board & Committee Meetings. Monterey. Visit www.calstrawberry.com to learn more.
July 17-18 Napa Valley Grapegrowers Organic Winegrowing Conference. Rutherford. For details, call 707-944-8311 or visit www.napagrowers.org.
November 5 Napa Valley Viticultural Fair. Napa. For more information, visit www.napagrowers.org.
November 9-12 Western Growers Annual Meeting. La Quinta. Visit www.wga.com for details.
September 23-24 Western Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Sub-regional Conference. Kona. Contact Virginia Easton Smith at 808-322-4892 or vsmith@Hawaii.edu for details.
September 24-25 Farmer-Chef Conference: Partnerships for Sustainable Local Food Production. Kona. For more information, contact Ken Love at 808-323-2417 or visit www.hawaiifruit.net.
September 25-27 18th Annual Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers International Conference. Kona. Contact Ken Love at 808-323-2417 or visit www.hawaiifruit.net to learn more.
July 9-11 National Potato Council Board of Directors Meeting. Idaho Falls. Contact Hollee Alexander at 202-682-9456 for more information.
June 25 Oregon State University Potato Field Day. Corvallis. Contact Philip Hamm at 541-567-8321 for details.
June 27 Washington State University Potato Field Day. Pullman. For more information, call Mark Pavek at 509-335-6861.
July 10 Washington State University Mount Vernon NWREC Field Day and Tour. Mount Vernon. Contact Debra Inglis at 360-848-6143 to learn more.
August 7 Washington State University Carrot Field Day. Southern Columbia Basin. Contact Tim Waters at 509-545-3511 to learn more.
November 19-20 2008 Pacific Northwest Vegetable Association Conference & Trade Show. Kennewick. For more information, call 509-585-5460 or visit www.pnva.org/events.
December 1-3 Washington State Horticultural Association’s 104th Annual Meeting & Trade Show. Yakima. E-mail Lynette Smith at email@example.com to learn more.
June 16-20 16th IFOAM Organic World Congress: Cultivate the Future. Modena, Italy. Visit www.ifoam.org/modena2008 to learn more.
June 17-20 American Society for Enology and Viticulture 59th Annual Meeting. Portland, Ore. For more information, visit www.asev.org.
June 22-25 International Fruit Tree Association Short Orchard Tour. South and North Carolina. For more information, call 509-884-5651.
June 22-25 12th Annual Peanut Congress. Amelia Island, Fla. For more information, call APSA at 229-888-2508.
July 8 Sunbelt Expo Field Day. Moultrie, Ga. For more information, call 229-985-1968.
July 14-16 9th International Vaccinium Symposium. Corvallis, Ore. Visit http://www/oregonstate.edu/conferences/vaccinium2008 to learn more.
July 15-18 American Peanut Research and Education Society Meeting. Oklahoma City, Okla. Contact James Starr at 979-845-8278 for more information.
July 16-19 National Onion Association Summer Convention. Pasco, Wash. Call 970-353-5895 or visit www.onions-usa.org to learn more.
July 20-23 9th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. Denver, Colo. Call 217-762-7955 or visit www.icpaonline.org for details.
July 23-25 International Tomato Congress. Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico. Call 888-942-2206 for details.
July 25-26 Chestnut Growers of America Annual Meeting. Chico, Calif. Contact Ray Young at 360-887-3669 or visit www.wcga.net to learn more.
July 25-27 Produce Marketing Association’s Foodservice Conference & Expo. Monterey, Calif. For more information, call 302-738-7100 or visit www.pma.com/foodservice.
July 26-August 7 International Fruit Tree Association Study Tour. France. For information, call 509-884-5651.
August 4-8 9th International Symposium on Integrating Canopy, Rootstock and Environmental Physiology in Orchard Systems. Geneva, N.Y. Call 315-787-2288 or visit www.nysaes.cornell.edu/hort/ishs to learn more.
August 10-13 Northern Nut Growers Association 2008 Annual Meeting. College Station, Texas. Visit www.icserv.com/nnga/meetintro for details.
August 10-14 Potato Association of America 92nd Annual Meeting and Conference. Buffalo, N.Y. For more information, visit www.hort.cornell.edu/PAA2008.
August 12-13 American Peanut Shellers’ Association Pre-Harvest Meeting. Albany, Ga. Call 229-888-2508 to learn more.
August 21-22 U.S. Apple Outlook and Marketing Conference. Chicago, Ill. For more information, visit www.usapple.org.
September 7-10 19th International Pepper Conference. Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center, Atlantic City, N.J. Questions? Contact Dr. Wesley Kline by phone at 856-451-2800 or visit http://www.njveg.Rutgers.edu/njpepperconference/.
September 8-12 5th ISHS International Symposium on Brassicas, 17th Crucifer Genetics Workshop. Lillehammer, Norway. For further information or to register, visit www.brassica2008.no.
September 9-12 United Fresh Produce 2008 Washington Public Policy Conference. Washington, D.C. For more information, contact Angela Bezon at 202-303-3416 or visit www.unitedfresh.org.
September 29-October 3 6th International Conference on Mushroom Biology and Mushroom Products. Bonn, Germany. Visit www.wsmbmp-conference.de to learn more.
October 20-24 International Workshop on Greenhouse Environmental Control and Crop Production in Semi-Arid Regions. University of Arizona, Tucson. Call 520-626-9566 or visit www.ghworkshoparidregions2008.org for more information.
October 24-27 Produce Marketing Association’s 2008 Fresh Summit International Convention & Expo. Orlando, Fla. For details, visit www.pma.com.
November 2-4 Irrigation Show 2008. Anaheim, Calif. For details, visit www.irrigation.org.
November 18-19 American Peanut Shellers’ Association 2008 Post-Harvest Meetings. Albany, Ga. For details, contact APSA at 229-888-2508 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
November 30-December 2 2008 International Spinach Conference. San Antonio, Texas. Contact Larry Stein at 830-278-9151 or email@example.com for details.
December 11-13 National Allium Research Conference. Savannah, Ga. Contact George Boyhan, University of Georgia, at 912-681-5639 to learn more.
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New Zealand Royal Gala and Braeburn, South African Granny smith and Argentinian Cripps Pink apples
Argentinian Packham Pears
Best Quality UK strawberries.
Dutch Redcurrants are available
New Season UK Raspberries,
New Season UK Blackberries
New Season UK Blueberries Wye Valley
UK Red Currants, Tayberries, Tummel berries & Loganberries are available in small amounts
UK Gooseberries, loose and prepacked pink and green
Spanish Verna Lemons
New season Israeli marsh and ruby grapefruit
Small, medium and Large oranges available.
Beautiful Prepacked & loose UK Cherries
Spanish Peach and Nectarine,
Red & Green Grapes.
Galia and Cantaloupe melons, Water and yellow are available
New Season Cornish Lady Krystal and Charlotte Mids with us.
French Agata midds also with us
Cornish New Potato with us now. Please call for best prices.
French Ratte and Violetta Potatoes with us
New season Baking Potatoes on stock, extremely good value at the moment.
New season Green Kale and Cavolo Nero
English Summer Cauliflower looking Beautiful!
English Peas now fresh in.
English Broad Beans with us
English 8ct Savoy Cabbage fresh from the Farm
English P/P Spring Greens from our own farm.
English Iced Calabrese with us.
Local Runner Beans with us
New season English Marrows
Fantastic English Red Cabbage from our own farm, Call for best prices.
New season Spanish Sweetcorn,30ct,Call for best prices
Vac-pak Sweetcorn back with us.
English New season Bunched carrots and Beetroots.
English New Season Heritage carrots looking good!.
New season Chantenay Carrots.
New season Spanish Parsnips always on stock every day.
Leafy Celeriac 6ct
Beautiful Scottish swedes delivered daily.
New Season Spanish and English Leeks delivered in daily.
New season Egyptian 60/80mm Red onions on stock
Spanish Onions direct supply, now new season.
Dutch 20kg/25kg 60/80mm and Dutch 80/100mm Ware Onions.
French Round and Banana shallots looking nice.
Squashes and Pumpkins
Baby veg from our farm are looking fantastic with fennel, turnips and three types of beetroot
Baby leeks are very short at the moment due to weather in south Africa.
English baby carrot and rainbow are now in full swing
Baby corn is very tight at the moment and prices are rising
Red and green chilli 4 kilo price is levelling out and stock is looking good
Birds eye chilli are on stock and looking good.
Bullet chilli and padron peppers both starting to come through from the farm and looking fantastic.
Chinese 4 kilo Garlic nets fantastic price
Peeled garlic price has dropped slightly.
Garlic strings are fresh in daily
Ginger fresh arrival and price is levelling out.
Avocado ripened look very good.
Limes are decreasing in price and quantities are better.
Ripened mango available.
Physallis is still short, with very small quantities available.
Passion fruit availability is now back to normal
We have the last of the purple and white asparagus available, green has now finished.
Peruvian asparagus is very short in the market place at the moment and is demanding a high price
Fine beans from Kenya 3 x 500 are affected due to heavy rains but Rwandan beans are looking great.
English fine beans are now starting to come through with a good price and the product is looking good.
Mt prices stabilising. Zimbabwe have better availability now so price is stabilizing
Sugar snap prices are starting to come down slowly.
T/T bean price, although still quite high, is starting to drop very slowly.
Tenderstem broccoli is starting to ease with the introduction of English. The Kenyan supply is also slightly better.
Very good money on sweet potatoes, medium, L1 and XL available.
Squash South African medium and large.
Florette special offer please speak to your account handler
All Dutch Peppers looking fantastic, please speak to your account manager for prices
Caterers choice premium brand special offer please speak to your account manager
New leaf available from Westlands Petite leaf 4 x 250 gram
Chinese leaf is still available along with English flat lettuce.
English Iceberg is now going very tight, there is Spanish available please speak to your account manager for prices
Spanish Endive looking fantastic, please call for a competitive quote. English cos, Gem, Biondo, Rosso and Oakleaf looking fantastic.
Italian Raddichio Caterers choice with English starting later this week.
Dutch Aubergines are available looking fantastic
English Celery going tight please call your account manager for competitive prices
Spanish Cucumbers looking great with a few English available
Rainbow & Swiss chard from our farm looking amazing
New Senegal spring onions x 72 fantastic supermarket quality
New U K spring onions X 20 please speak to your account manager for prices
Beef Toms in this week from Belgium
Cherry tomato Spanish
Round tomato looking fantastic
Vine tomato and Cherry vine in the Caparros brand
Heritage tomato available from Westlands
English starting to come through looking fantastic, please speak to your account manager For prices
From Our Farm
Baby Beets x 6 Red , Golden , Candy with leaf or Punnets
Baby fennel x 6
Baby Turnip x 6
From the Veg Garden
Courgette green or Yellow
Black cabbage pp or Heads
Purple sprouting x10
Kale x pp x 10
Spring cabbage x10 Fantastic quality
Savoy x 8
Chilli Green Bullet, serenade
Beetroot Cylindrical x 5 kilo


Funds Targeting the Agricultural Sector Provide Optimism Amid Deteriorating Market Conditions
June 1, 2022 — London
The small agriculture- and natural resources-based sector is growing as investors position to protect against rising inflation and a challenging macroeconomic environment
Agriculture- and natural resources-based funds in the commodities and equities segment have fared well in 2022, despite a challenging market and macroeconomic scenario in Europe and at the global level, according to the latest issue of The Cerulli Edge―European Monthly Product Trends.
Such funds have benefited from rising inflation and increased attention from investors seeking ways to protect their portfolios from the ill effects of current market conditions.
“The agriculture- and natural resources-based fund sector remains relatively small in terms of assets under management (AUM), but is growing, with different product providers targeting agriculture in various ways—for example, via direct exposure to commodity prices or by focusing on technology as an enabler of enhanced food production,” says Fabrizio Zumbo, director, European asset and wealth management research at Cerulli Associates.
The commodities space is one of the few areas of the market where investors and managers have been rewarded so far this year. Annual inflation in the euro area was 7.5% in April 2022, according to Eurostat, resulting in increased conversations between asset managers and clients seeking investment protection against rising consumer prices, for instance in food and energy, and their potentially negative effects on asset prices.
AUM in funds exposing investors to the price of commodities such as wheat, corn, and soybeans more than doubled in the first four months of the year, rising from €121.7 million (US$130.3 million) to €268.6 million, according to Morningstar data.
The price and supply of wheat is a major talking point from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The two nations together account for more than a quarter of the world’s supply of wheat. International buyers have turned to other source countries, such as India. However, India’s recent move to restrict exports, amid severe heat waves in the country that are hurting crop growth, sent wheat prices noticeably higher.
Zumbo notes that some asset management firms have launched products at the intersection of agriculture and technology, with a focus on the latter’s ability to enable enhanced production. Other managers have wrapped their conviction for the agricultural industry within broader commodities products.
Many emerging market investors have suffered this year, with the fallout from the war in Europe and rising cases of coronavirus in China, shifting the outlook for several developing nations. However, some countries—in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East, for example—have been aided by rising energy and food prices. AUM in Brazilian equity funds rose 62.2% in the four months to the end of April, increasing from €1.4 billion to €2.3 billion. Brazil, a key commodity exporter of resources such as soybean and corn, has benefited from rising prices.


Wageningen University & Research is a research institute in agri and food robotics for both fundamental and contract research. On 7 June 2022, they will once again open the doors to the labs to show you some of the recent developments in this exciting and rapidly developing field.
The Agro Food Robotics Parcours includes live demonstrations of various robotic systems, including the gerbera harvesting robot, and a look in the robotics labs and NPEC facilities on campus. Program details to follow.
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The second day of the trade show Greenhouses, Vegetable Growing, Horticulture, Irrigation and Flowers. Fazenda. Almaty 2023 made it clear that the market is developing, but in what direction? The level of expansion has slowed down over the last months, but it could change at any moment as the market is dealing with many influences.
The Russian war, boycotts, and trade limitations greatly affect the horticultural market. On the one hand, it's boosting export opportunities as the import from other countries and the development of horticulture in Russia have slowed down. But on the other hand, it is limiting the willingness of investors to start or continue their horticultural plans.
For now, we'll update you with some photos. Next week we're publishing an extensive market report, but without a paywall or link to a sketchy website, of course.
Evgenii Grunin with Gorkunov group, operating propagation, and production facilities in 6 locations in Russia of in total 100 ha for cucumbers, tomatoes, salad, and flowers. They operate 8 ha cut roses, pot roses, 5 ha pot roses, and start reconstructing a greenhouse for spray chrysanthemums. Now they build 6 ha for orchids.
Lucchini is for the second time exhibiting at the show. Alexandr Knyaziuk.
Vadim Zinoviev with Korolevagro, dealer of the Tomsystem in Kazakhstan.
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Credit scheme launched to uplift tea industry
TEA: The Tea Development Project Revolving Fund credit scheme
was launched yesterday. Government has provided Rs. 1100 million for the
credit scheme. The funds for the credit scheme consisted of repayments
made by the people who had taken loans from the Tea Development Project
funded by ADB.
Under this credit scheme funds will be provided for tea replanting,
replanting in blocks, planting additional crops, setting up tea
nurseries, tea factory modernisations and utilization of latest
technology in tea industry.
Deputy General Manager (Development) of Tea Small Holdings
Development Authority M. B. Cyril said that main objective of the credit
scheme is to uplift the tea smallholders and small scale factory owners
in the industry and also facilitating these industrialists in obtaining
Through this scheme Rs 750 million has been allocated to provide
credits for replanting, planting additional crops and setting up tea
nurseries. Nearly Rs 350 million has been allocated for factory
Under this credit scheme tea smallholders will have a grace period
for repayments and during this period they will have to pay only the
interest. They will also be allowed a period of five to thirteen years
The annual interest rate will be 9% and replanting authority expects
to contribute 50% of the interest, he said. Tea smallholders could apply
for this credit scheme through the commercial banks, development bank,
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Floor Talk December 7
At the close:
At the close, the March corn futures settled 8 1/2 cents lower at $3.73. January soybean futures finished 23 1/2 cents lower at $8.82 1/4. March wheat futures closed 1 3/4 cents lower at $4.82 3/4. Jan. soymeal futures closed $6.90 per short ton lower at $278.00. Jan. soyoil futures closed $0.83 lower at $31.25. In the outside markets, the Brent Crude oil market is $2.27 lower per barrel, the U.S. dollar is higher, and the Dow Jones Industrials are 117 points lower.
At mid-session, the March corn futures are trading 6 3/4 cents lower at $3.74 3/4. January soybean futures are trading 9 cents lower at $8.97. March wheat futures are trading 2 3/4 cents higher at $4.87. Jan. soymeal futures are $1.60 per short ton lower at $283.30. Jan. soyoil futures are trading $0.56 lower at $31.52. In the outside markets, the Brent Crude oil market is $1.85 lower per barrel, the U.S. dollar is higher, and the Dow Jones Industrials are 149 points lower.
Jack Scoville, The PRICE Futures Group Senior Market Analyst, says that this is a macro day.
“Nothing much was going on, but the weakness in Crude Oil seems to have triggered a lot of selling in grains and soybeans. It has been pretty quiet here for me today and listening around in the office it is kind of quiet for everyone. There will be plenty of crude oil and that along with ideas of better weather forecasts for South America this week seems to have been enough to push this thing down,” Scoville says.
If you missed it, USDA announces fresh corn demand news Monday. What do you think?
Private exporters reported to the U.S. Department of Agriculture export sales of 115,000 metric tons of corn for delivery to Mexico during the 2015/2016 marketing year.
The marketing year for corn began Sept. 1.
Corn is down 5¢, soybeans are off 7¢, and wheat rises 5¢.
In early trading:
At 8:50am, the March corn futures are trading 2 cents lower at $3.79. January soybean futures are trading 3/4 of a cent lower at $9.05. March wheat futures are trading 5 1/4 cents higher at $4.89. Jan. soymeal futures are $1.00 per short ton lower at $283.90. Jan. soyoil futures are trading $0.15 higher at $32.23. In the outside markets, the Brent Crude oil market is $1.21 lower per barrel, the U.S. dollar is higher, and the Dow Jones Industrials are 64 points lower.
Early calls: Corn 1-2 cents lower, soybeans 2-4 cents lower and wheat 2-4 cents higher.
Overnight grain, soybean markets = Trading mixed.
Brent Crude Oil = $0.50 lower.
Wall Street = Seen higher, with a rally from last week to continue.
World Markets = Europe stocks were higher, Asia/Pacific stocks were higher.
More in a minute,
Re: Floor Talk December 7
Oil falls to 6 1/2 year lows. Some experts see credit-stressed oil companies going belly-up. What do you think this will mean for the corn market that is tied to the oil market via corn-based ethanol? I would be curious as to your thoughts.
Re: Floor Talk December 7
Mike, Won't lower gas prices stimulate demand for gas and subsequantly ethanol?


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Thursday, October 22, 2020
Ruhter Auction & Realty, Inc.
235 Acre Saunders County Pivot Irrigated
Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 1:30 p.m.
Lake Wanahoo Education Building 1655 County Rd 16 Wahoo, Nebraska.
(on the east side of Lake Wanahoo NRD Recreation Area)
Any Covid 19 regulations will be followed Auction day
**Online Bidding offered when approved 48 hours in advance**
Taxes: $19,297.06 (2019) total for both tracts.
Possession: Full possession January 1, 2021, for the 2021 crop year.
Auction Method: This farm will be offered in 2 tracts and in combination. It will be closed in the manner best suiting the sellers.
Farm Location: From Ithaca NE, 1 mile north on county road 13, farm is on the east side of County Road 13.
Legal Description: The South Half (S ½) of the Northeast Quarter (NE ¼) in Section Twenty-one (21), Township Fourteen North (T14N), Range Eight East (R8E) of the 6th P.M. Saunders County, Nebraska 80 acres more or less.
Description: Approximately 78.13 acres of mostly irrigated cropland with mostly Class II soils.
Equipment: Included are the irrigation well, column, pump, and underground pipe.
Well Data: 8 inch underground well/ 1,100 gallons per minute drilled in 1977. This well has NEW column & pump installed in 2013, currently set at 750 gallons per minute.
Legal Description: Northwest Quarter (NW ¼) less 5 acre tract in Section Twenty-one (21), Township Fourteen North (T14N), Range Eight East (R8E) of the 6th P.M. Saunders County, Nebraska 155 acres more or less.
Description: Approximately 130.8 acres of mostly irrigated cropland with mostly Class II soils. There are 20 acres of Heavy Treed Silver Creek live water that offers great Deer & Turkey habitat. Hunting and income producing, this property is rare find!
Equipment: Cased irrigation well in the NE corner and underground pipe.
Well & Surface Water Data: 6 inch underground well/ 600 gallons per minute drilled in 1977 (casing only). Surface-water pumping-rights from the creek, established in 1963
Soils Information: Mostly class II soils including Nodaway, Yutan, Filbert silt-loams
FSA: F.S.A. Data indicates there is a wetland on the NW Quarter.
Soybeans enrolled in the ARC-CO program. Corn enrolled in PLC
Additional information available in PIP
This 235 acre farm has a total of 196.85 Certified-Irrigated Acres in Tracts 1 & 2 from a combination of both Well water & Surface water from the Silver Creek.
Within Tract #2 (155acres), The Irrigated acres are irrigated from Surface-water from this farm, and also from well water from the Well on Tract #1, thru underground pipe. All current pivots are interconnected with this underground pipe.
There are (2) Surface-Water Permits for tract #2 that cover the irrigated acres on this Tract.
Tract #2 also has a capped Irrigation well located in the Northeast part of this farm that could be utilized.
The local NRD has also stated that drilling new Irrigation wells is allowed as long as they are over 600 feet from existing wells.


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What are generally regarded as flowers on poinsettia are actually leaves. Their flower buds are very small.
Regardless of whether you meant flower buds or the distinctive red leaves, there are many reasons they can fall and all are related to stress. This time of year, I would suspect the likely culprits are either the plant is underwatered or is being exposed to a mild chilly draft.


Help, Heliotrope leaves turning brown
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Posted by Wendi on April 18, 2002 at 08:03:45:
I seeded my Heliotrope in January, and have been growing it under my grow lites since. It is about 7-12" tall now and ready for outside (as soon as our weather here warms up !!) In the last month or so I've been noticing the odd leaf will start to turn brown around the tip and edges, it eventually totally drys up. I've only been giving the 1/2 strenght 20-20-20 about every 2 weeks, and 10-52-10 when I transplanted them into 6" pots in late feb. The plants seem healthy they are flowering, and have good roots, any help would be appreciated. Thank you Wendi
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It’s time for a mini update. I was gone for a week and so much happened in the garden that I thought I’d give you a preview before our usual Wednesday debriefing. Enjoy!
WOW. I know. He’s pretty cool. I found him when he hit the sliding door and then took a mini-vacation on the deck. So sparkly.
The ‘taters are a-bloomin’! Just the blue ones though. I’m curious to see whether the yukon potato flowers will be purple like these. I noticed that the blue potato’s stalks are a dark purple/brown compared to the yukons, so perhaps the flowers will be a different color as well.
The snap peas have mysteriously appeared. No one saw them yesterday and yet they’re covering the snap pea bushes, peeping from behind leaves with a bit of shyness. Soon the shelling peas will do their thing and we’ll be up to our ears! I can’t wait for the invasion to begin.


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It was a rainy winter this year in Israel. That is good. The Sea of Galilee has risen 3 meters. However, so much rain has left the dig site full of weeds, grasses, and brush. It will take several days to clear this material (there are only two of us) before we can start scanning. Lots of hot and hard work.


Is it time to plant some warm season seeds?
Since this is my first summer here in a long time, I need some suggestions on when I can attempt planting some of my warm season ornamental seeds.
I knew better than to try them during the hell months, but now that Sept. is here, it might make sense.
Here's what I have: zinnias, ornamental foliage corn, echinacea, gaillardia, celosia, and garden salvias.
Should I go for it?


Another job came to me this week that completely stokes me out.
1 job as a self-employed farmer-check.
2 jobs for the organic certification agency...check.
1 job as a garden goddess growing food in a backyard for a friend.
overarching theme.....service, support, love and clean food.
Saying yes feels good. Didn't know it was gonna feel this Good.
bring it on....yuuuummmmmm.
That's my ohm chant.


My local garden center wants to sell me 2 pallets (roughly 220 bags) of "Lawn Food" 29-0-4 for $2.50 per bag. (16lb bags) Says everyone wants the "weed and feed" type stuff from Scotts and it is a slow seller, so they want it gone. Manufctured by Free Flow Fertilizer and it comes from Maumee, OH. It is a trademark of Anderson Agriservices. I realize it is a lot of little bags, but is it a Good buy? Or pass?


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A Builder Update from Nickolas & Ashley Rehder
Today’s Builder update is from Nickolas and Ashley Rehder of Pemberton, Minnesota! Watch and enjoy the charming and fantastic work they are doing to transform their farm into a place where their community can grow and learn. Together!
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KREFELD, GERMANY — Cargill will use wheat as a raw material instead of corn for a new starches and sweeteners factory under development at its Krefeld, Germany, site, Reuters reported.
The $200 million project was first announced in January 2018. The company did not provide numbers on plant capacity or tonnage of wheat that will be used.
Construction is expected to start in early 2020 with completion expected by summer 2021. It will be built on the current factory site, which dates back to 1946, Cargill said.
The Krefeld plant currently produces starches and sweeteners from corn for the food and technical industries including marmalades, jams, sweets, chewing gum and custard powder.
By transforming the site from corn to wheat Cargill said it can add wheat proteins and specialized starches to its portfolio, Reuters reported.


While this plant might look like a gigantic weed, it's actually horseradish. The Cambria County plant sale was offering horseradish this year and I thought it might be fun to try.
It's not like we eat a ton of horseradish, but we do go through a few jars a year. I've read some interesting things about the processing of the horseradish roots, so that should be a fun adventure this fall.
Horseradish is very invasive, so that is why it is in a pot and not in the vegetable or herb garden. Basically, I don't do anything to it but water it once in a while (and I haven't had to do much of that with all the rain we have been getting. Too bad all of my plants don't grow like this.


Nashik, Jan 4 (UNI) Despite the State Government's decision to make available four rakes (one each for Kherwadi, Niphad, Lasalgaon and Yeole) for today and three rakes for the district, everyday from January 5 onwards, the ''rasta roko'' agitation by the onion producing farmers continued in the district today.
The agitations were held at Yeole, Kalwan and Sinnar talukas of the district under the leadership of Shiv Sena leaders Bajirao Bodke and Kishore Sonawane.
The agitators were detained by the police and later released.
Though farmers participated in large numbers, the agitations were less intense in comparison to the earlier ones. This was due to the decision, to provide rakes for transportation of onions from the district which would help in releasing the stocks thereby reducing the flow of onions in the local market which in turn would help in increasing the prices, so that farmers can get at least their production cost.
In another important decision the state government has also increased the grant for onion storage rooms by Rs 500. It was Rs 1000 per tonne earlier. The state has been granted Rs 15 crore for the onion storage rooms, out of which, Nashik district alone will get Rs 4.5 crore.
A proposal to purchase onions for Rs 500 per quintal minimum support price has been submitted to the Centre. Request has also been made to the Railway Ministry to classify onions into 'B' category rather than 'D' category of goods transportation preference.
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Origanum are perfect for rock gardens. Ornamental Oregano is an attractive flowering perennial that is easy to grow. Deer resistant, Must have good drainage, Avoid too moist (wet feet). May need to mulch to protect in Zone 5.
This low-maintenance plant prefers average, dryish soil with good winter drainage. Can be divided every 3 - 4 years in the spring. Trim off old stems in spring when new growth appears. Benefits from gravel mulch. Snip off old blooms to extend flowering period. Not good for cooking but flowers are attractive when dried.
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Anon, (2004) Organic Centre Wales Factsheet 19: Building markets for Welsh organic horticulture. Organic Centre Wales .
This factsheet contains advice for organic Welsh growers. Areas covered include, challenges facing Welsh growers, market outlets, producer and marketing groups working together, horticultural prices and a list of sources for further information and advice.
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The GA-866 jujube tree is an outstanding Jujube with sweet apple flavor and attractive shiny leaves. GA-866 jujube fruit is a large elongated fruit (about 1 1/2 inches in length) is noteworthy for its remarkably high sugar content. When candied and dried, the fruit resembles dates. Often jujube fruit is recognized as Chinese date. The Ga-866 jujube tree fruit ripen about same time as Lang jujube tree in fall. Jujubes trees do very well in hot interior regions and are extremely drought tolerant. Please refer below for further information of the GA-866 jujube trees for sale.
Considerations for Ga-866 Jujube
USDA Zones: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Uses:Fresh Eating, Canning / Preserves
Bloom Period:Very Late
Pollination Requirement:Requires different variety with same bloom period
Origin Date:1945 and beyond
Storage: Several months
Years to Bear:1-2 years
Recommended Spacing:12-16 ft.
Mature Size:12-16 ft.
Pruning:Summer prune to maintain 8 ft.
Water Requirements:4-8 gallons per week May through Sept.
Size of tree
Our trees range in height from 4-8 ft. in our field and trimmed to 4 to 5 ft. when shipped. Our young two year trees are most often feathered (side limbs). The trees diameter (caliper) is often 1/2 to 3/4 inch; *As noted by University of California Scientists and other qualified professionals the most successful trees often have caliper from 1/2" to 5/8" and usually establish faster than smaller and larger planting stock. .
Basic idea for Pruning: Most fruit trees should be pruned in frost-free periods mid to late winter. (apricots best after bud break) Remove most vertical branches and shorten side branches. Fruiting wood is best on horizontal to 45 degree limbs. Learn more...
Shipping Note: Our fruit trees and berries are delivered to you bareroot during their winter dormancy from January through May depending on USDA zone. Trees are shipped with your invoice and helpful planting directions. There is no minimum quantity required but shipping rate for an individual tree is expensive since UPS/Fed Ex charge a dimensional weight and an additional handling fee to ship a tree. You'll find it's cost effective to consider a handful of trees,vines or our helpful Tree Starter Kits.
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Green Top Bunching Beets are an Heirloom variety that has huge 12 to 15" tops, making them great for bunching. To our farmers market friends, these will definitely stand out at the market! The roots will be nice sized and a deep rich red color. And as with all beets, these are cold tolerant and will grow anywhere from zones 3 to 10. We recommend succession planting. What a great duel purpose variety! Happy growing!!!
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Global production of milk is set to increase in 2005, largely on the back of sustained growth in Asia.
Production of milk in 2005 is forecast 2.2 percent higher than in the previous year.
The FAO international dairy product price index, which reached a 15-year high of 165 in September 2005, declined slightly to 163 in November, but the maintenance of high prices according to FAO reflects steady demand coupled with reduced export subsidies within the European Union.
While output in developing countries is expected to reach 4 per cent, output increases in developed countries are expected to increase only marginally.
Oilseed prices weakened towards the end of the 2004/05 season (October/September) after strengthening mid-season, and returned to about the level a year earlier.
The FAO says that the weakening was largely due to evidence of record oilseed carryover stocks, following strong growth in production during the year, which contributed to create an excess of supplies compared to utilisation.
Latest information points to continued growth in oilseeds production in 2005/06, albeit at a much slower rate (2 per cent), than the surge in the previous season. As a consequence, the growth in meal and cake production will also slow down.
Growth in oils and fats production will also be less pronounced during the year.
During the current 2005/06 season, oil and meal inventories are expected to be reduced slightly as utilization growth will outpace that of production, but will remain relatively high.
Sugar production will increase in 2005/06 but will remain marginally below consumption, says FAO.
World sugar production is forecast to increase by 3.7 per cent in the new 2005/06 season (October/September), to reach 147.8 million tonnes (raw sugar equivalent), and the bulk of the growth is anticipated among the developing countries.
However, continuing growth in consumption, also mostly in the developing countries, will likely lead to a total utilisation of 148 million tonnes, implying a reduction in global inventories again this year.
As a reflection of this, world sugar prices remain relatively firm and stable.
FAO's latest forecast for the 2005 world cereal output has been raised considerably since the September report to 2,005 million tonnes, 2.4 per cent lower than last year's record crop.
The organisation says that cereal crops have been satisfactory in most regions, except parts of Africa and South America.
World cereal stocks are forecast to decrease, mostly reflecting smaller coarse grains inventory as a result of lower production this year.
Cereal trade is expected to contract in 2005/06 following improved production in several major importing countries, mainly in Asia.
International prices of cereals are generally higher than a year ago.


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Are you having trouble in the garden? If so, Miracle-Gro’s The Gro Project is here to help! The Gro Project showcases that garden projects should not be complicated and hard to do! Miracle-Gro wants to simplify gardening and show that it can be easy, fun and enjoyable! Head over and check out some effortless, fun garden projects with instructions, free printables and more! Show your colors while helping educate fellow gardeners. Spread the word about the movement to everyone you know!
I am an inexperienced gardener myself. Back in May, I did try a little gardening project of my own. Try it yourself with the step-by-step instructions below.
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The Buki washing station is located 2km from the town of Uraga, in Guji's Oromia district of Ethiopia. Coffees from this station are delivered by local farmers daily. Coffee in this area is grown at very high altitudes in the rich red soil of the highlands, setting this coffee's profile apart from neighbouring regions. These smallholders deliver their coffee to washing stations to be sorted and processed together, developing flavours of fruits, deep chocolate, and light florals. Another winner from Ethiopia, we are keen to have on our offering. Enjoy black or with a dash of milk.
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Asparagus officinalis is a spring vegetable, a flowering perennial plant species in the genus Asparagus. It was once classified in the lily family, like its Allium cousins, onions and garlic, but the Liliaceae have been split and the onion-like plants are now in the family Amaryllidaceae and asparagus in the Asparagaceae.
Growing to a massive 10m vigorous large-leaved climber, delicate white flower followed by masses of red berries in Summer. Sow Spring.
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Gateway Farmers Market is a group of local growers and farmers from the Texarkana and Miller County area. We offer a large selection of locally grown, in-season, Peaches, Blackberries, Watermelons, Fresh Local Vegetables, Baked Goods: Fried Pies, Pecan Pies, Cakes, Zucchini Bread, Cookies, Bread, Muffins, and much more, Home canned products- Salsa, Pepper Sauce, Pickles, Peppers, Relish, and more, Honey, Fresh Ground Coffee, Beautiful Flowers, Homemade Crafts, USDA Meat, Black Berry Bushes, Homemade Soap, Natural Body Products, Open Air Pavilion, Plenty Of Parking with Easy Access for Shopping, Clean Restrooms, Everything Local, Over 25 Years in The Same Location.
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PREREQUISITE: SFBS 146 or permission of instructor.
Emphasizes hands-on field experience with small-scale market gardening, distribution through community-supported agriculture, and market sales at local farmers' markets. Students will complete one independent project, service-learning at local farms and complete weekly writing assignments.
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Offering great Indian food products such as Chana Dal, Moong Dal and Urad Dal, that are known for nutritious and healthy quality.
APN Agro (P) Ltd. is a trusted name known for quality Indian Pulses. We are committed to provide the Organic Products at the best affordable prices. For this aim, we are associated with many farmers and vendors of the agriculture industry. They provide us pure and naturally rich materials for our processes. We have modern processing plant to process as well as pack our ambit of commodities. Also, we keep up with unparalleled quality standards. Our range of Indian Pulses comprises Chana Dal, Black Chana Whole, Moong Dal Yellow, Green Chana Whole, Black Chana Whole, Urad Dal, and more. These are outstanding in terms of hygiene, nutritional values, pureness and packaging. And these food products add to the unique taste of Indian cuisines.
We work as per the latest standards and norms of the Food and Health Industry. Committed to offer organic food products in a consistent way, we bring nutritional products in large quantities. Keeping the rising standards of living of people of India in mind, we offer the best in organics with superior quality.
Crops of Pulses are mainly grown for their seeds. These seeds are a great source of protein for the masses. The Lentils and Organic Pulses are grown in various regions of India. These are good source of dietary fibre, vitamins, proteins & carbohydrates. Also they are effective for diabetes and blood sugar control.
We are a key supplier of Indian Pulses, and have a dedicated production line for these commodities. The processing is done in hygienic conditions. Different types of pulses that we offer are following:
Packaging of Pulses
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It is essential to store the pulses correctly and effectively. This ensures their good organic qualities and nutritional values. We use the best types of packaging for our pulses and insure their excellence. Also, there is a high level of hygiene and preservation. We keep up with excellent Packaging of Pulses for quality assurance and excellent business promotion. We have the facilities, tools and materials for effective packaging of the goods.


While we often focus on growing fruits and vegetables, flower gardening brings unmatched beauty and life to any yard and is a lifelong passion for many gardeners. It can also be overwhelming: which flowers go together, what should I choose, how to stop weeds. Growing beautiful flower gardens brings its own challenges while offering endless opportunities for your personality and creativity to shine.
In this episode of Granite State Gardening, UNH Extension’s Emma Erler and Nate Bernitz share proven tips and solutions for creating and maintaining vibrant ornamental flower gardens. We hope you’ll take away new ideas, inspiration and techniques that you can use this year and for years to come. And if you’re so inclined, send us photos of your flower gardens looking their best to email@example.com.
· Featured Question: Cut Flower Gardens
· Featured Plant: Foam flower (Tiarella cordifolia)
UNH Extension resources on growing annuals and perennials: https://extension.unh.edu/tags/annual-perennial-gardens
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Annual and Perennial Blooms, Cut Flower Gardens, and Foam Flower is written by Dave Kellam for extension.unh.edu


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Nikolaus Glocker, the owner of BIO-Obsthof Glocker, a large apple growing operation in the Lake Constance region, is working in close cooperation with his local partners Clemens Hund and Stefan Geiger.
“Through the incorporation of numerous innovations in farming methods and technology, we are working on the continuous improvement of our processes.”
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