- Flour beetle
Flour beetles Scientific classification Domain: Eukaryota Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Hexapoda Class: Insecta Order: Coleoptera Family: Tenebrionidae (partim) Genera
Flour beetles are members of the darkling beetle genus Tribolium or Tenebrio. They are pests of cereal silos and are widely used as laboratory animals, as they are easy to keep. The flour beetles enjoy wheat and other grains and are adapted to survive in very dry environments and can withstand high amounts of radiation (even more than cockroaches). They are a major pest in the agricultural industry and are highly resistant to insecticides.
- Tribolium castaneum – red flour beetle
- Tribolium confusum – confused flour beetle
- Tribolium destructor – destructive flour beetle
- Tenebrio molitor – mealworm beetle
- Tenebrio obscurus
Larvae are less than a millimetre in length, and are also found in agricultural industries.
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Soybeans are rising to their highest in two months on speculation that dry weather in the Midwest could impact this year’s crop.
About one-third of the crop-growing areas in the Midwest could remain “notably dry” for at least the next 10 days, the Commodity Weather Group said in a bulletin on Wednesday. That could threaten the yields of soybean crops.
“It’s unusually dry in Nebraska and Iowa, drier than normal,” said Sterling Smith, a commodities analyst at Citigroup. “That’s allowing the market to build in a little bit of a risk premium.”
Soybeans for November delivery rose 13.5 cents, or 1 percent, to $13.04 a bushel. That’s the highest price since June 19. Concern about dry weather has pushed soybean prices up 8 percent this month.
In grain trading, wheat and corn also rose.
December wheat rose 3.25 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $6.49. Corn for the same month rose 7.75 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $4.8325.
Metals fell. Copper and silver declined the most.
Copper for September fell 3.2 cents, or 0.9 percent, to $3.31 a pound. Silver for the same month fell 11 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $22.96 an ounce. Gold for December dropped $2.50, or 0.2 percent, to $1,370.10 an ounce.
Platinum for October dropped $6.40, or 0.4 percent, to $1,519.10 an ounce. Palladium fell $2.75, or 0.4 percent, to $746.90 an ounce.


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The chicken coop entrance is now a small pond,
The already suffering-from-too-much-rain garden takes another hit. I will be holding my breath over the next few days as I watch to see which of those battered veggies will bounce back.
The good news? Broccoli, just picked, is on the menu tonight!


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Leonesi Srl’s history has started in ‘60s, when Luigi Leonesi and his father Dante founded a fruit and vegetables warehouse in Montese, a small town near Modena, in Northern Italy. After two decades, they wanted to improve their products’ transport conditions and chose to expand by opening a new warehouse in Vignola, a bigger nearby town, during the ‘80s.
Since then, the Leonesi family’s incessant search for innovation has continued, by investing in new machinery and by adapting the processing line to the changing needs of fruit and vegetable products for sale. As a result, in 1990 Leonesi, along with a group of producers and retailers, founded the Consorzio per la patata tipica di Bologna (a consortium to safeguard the PDO potatoes from Bologna), that later turned into today’s Consorzio Patata Italiana di Qualità (“Italian Potato Quality Consortium”), which has the exclusive rights to sell the famous Selenella products. The consortium wants to highlight the heritage of this territory, that since XIX century it has been known for the quality and excellence of its potatoes’ cultivation.


Gorila Bilbo is the strain that has been known as Gorilla Glue #4, more often abbreviated to GG4 these days. Genehtik have worked on it regarding selection for breeding and the result is a medium to large plant which has a strong indica dominance and which produces very high quantities of resin making it eminently suitable for making extractions.
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Bagsakan Center opens
in San Jorge, Samar
By NINFA B. QUIRANTE (PIA
CATBALOGAN, Samar –
To accommodate the land produce of hundreds of farmers from San
Jorge, a new Bagsakan Center was formally opened Monday with
Department of Agriculture - Regional Field Unit 08 (DA-RFU 08)
Regional Director Leo Cañeda.
The Bagsakan Center,
the fifth in Samar province is one of the support facilities provided
by the national government through DA which is intended to help the
This will generate
livelihood by giving them post-harvest and marketing facilities to
market their produce and encourage them to produce surpluses instead
of merely producing for their own consumption.
Ms Concepcion Ursua,
was assigned by Mayor Nancy Grey to manage the Bagsakan Center.
With San Jorge’s
agricultural land of 12,140 hectares, and a forest land of some 26,839
hectares based on her profile, farmers will be able to maximize the
One Maricar Martinez,
a fish vendor for 15 years is grateful for the Bagsakan Center, at
least here they will be organized.
“Unlike before when we
all had to bring tables for our items, today, we won’t have to do
that, the stalls are tiled and look really neat and presentable“,
Mayor Nancy Grey
thanked DA for the opportunity.
Just last week, DA
launched The Farmers Scientist Training Program (FSTP) for corn
farmers where close to a hundred farmers from San Jorge will benefit
Today, Grey was doubly
grateful for another give-away – three mechanical dryers have been
promised by Director Cañeda one for Barangay La Paz, another for
Barangay Quezon and another for Northwestern Samar State
University-San Jorge Campus.
Farmers and buyers
alike crowded the new Bagsakan Center as it virtually opened yesterday
and sold items at reasonable prices.


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The red variety comes from France, Synonyms are Baclan, Baclan, Becclan, Beitran, Durau, Dureau, Margillin Petit, Petit Béclan, Petit Dureau, Petit Margillin, Roussette Noir, Saunoir and Sweet Black. Despite seemingly suggestive synonyms or sometimes large morphological She may not share similarities with the varieties Durif. peloursin (synonym Gros Béclan) or Pinot Noir be confused. The early-ripening, low-yielding vine is prone to fake mildew, It produces light colored, rather low-alcohol red wines. In a 1897 published by the Ampelographen Charles Rouget Rebsortenkatalog still about 500 hectares are called. In 2010 she finished in the region law only half an acre (Kym Anderson ).
Source: Wine Grapes / J. Robinson, J. Harding, J. Vouillamoz / Penguin Books Ltd. 2012


Waterville Seed Library presents the first in a three-part live virtual lecture series with Will Bonsall, director of the Scatterseed Project. Join us in Waterville Public Library’s Zoom via the links below!
About the Presenter:
Will Bonsall, director of the Scatterseed Project (https://www.scatterseedproject.org/), is best known for his work in preserving crop diversity. His past occupations are as varied as his seed collection and includes draftsman, prospector, hobo, gravedigger, logger, musician, language teacher, and artist, among others. In addition to farming and seed saving, Bonsall is currently an active author. His works include “Through the Eyes of a Stranger” and “Will Bonsall’s Guide to Radical, Self-Reliant Gardening”.
About the Waterville Seed Library:
The Waterville Seed Library provides community members the resources to grow their own healthy, sustainable food at no cost. The seed library helps to reclaim seeds as a public resource and fosters a culture where local growing knowledge is easily shared. In concert with the Waterville Public Library’s purpose and mission, we celebrate human diversity in our community and strive to be inclusive and accessible to all.
The Waterville Seed Library is made possible through partnerships of a team of Colby College students currently led by Ketty Stinson, Colby Office of Civic Engagement, Waterville Public Library, Fedco Seeds, Waterville Creates, and Colby College Museum of Art. Special thanks to the Colby Office of Civic Engagement and the Ohanian-Szostak Fellows for Civic Leadership for project funding and support.
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Discover the joy of indoor gardening with our Hydroponic Phalaenopsis Orchids 100pcs Seeds Bag. This beautiful kit includes a generous amount of seeds to grow your very own Phalaenopsis Orchids, perfect for beautifying your living room or any indoor space.
The Phalaenopsis Orchids, also known as “Moth Orchids,” are renowned for their vibrant colors, striking patterns, and elegant shape. They are a perennial variety, meaning they’ll provide you with a continuous display of beauty year after year.
This set is designed with ease in mind. Regardless of your green thumb level, these orchids are very easy to cultivate. Their full bloom period is during the summer, but with the right care, these subtropical plants can flourish in any season.
This set does not include a flowerpot, giving you the freedom to choose one that matches your decor style. The medium-size orchids are an ideal fit for any indoor space. While they are classified as a novel plant, their timeless beauty makes them a classic addition to any home.
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4. Monitor growth: Observe the seeds daily. Sprouts should appear within a few weeks.
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- Latin Name: Phalaenopsis Orchids, also known as “Moth Orchids”
- Planting Season: Can be grown year-round indoors with the right conditions
- Germination Rate: High, with proper care and maintenance
- Grown Plant Size: Medium, perfect for indoor spaces
- Time to Maturity: Varies, but sprouts should appear within a few weeks
- Soil Type: Not applicable as this is a hydroponic set
- Watering: Regular watering, ensure the growing medium is always moist but not waterlogged
- Sunlight: Requires sufficient light exposure, ideally in a well-lit indoor area
- Uses: Beautifying indoor spaces, excellent for living rooms, offices, or bedrooms
- Deer Resistance: Not applicable for indoor plants
- Pest and Disease Resistance: High, as indoor conditions can be controlled for optimal plant health
- Spacing Requirements: Ensure each seed has enough space to grow without competition
- Companion Plants: Can be grown with other tropical indoor plants for a varied display
- Harvesting Instructions: Not applicable as this is an ornamental plant
- Benefits: Adds a tropical touch to your indoor decor, easy to grow and maintain, provides a continuous display of vibrant colors and striking patterns


They're called Flower Sprouts or Kalettes.
Two of the world’s most nutritious vegetables have been combined to make a kale-brussel sprout hybrid.
A UK-based company called Tozer Seeds has spent 15 years working on creating this new vegetable, originally called Flower Sprouts but now coined Kalettes™ to capitalise on the world’s current obsession with kale.
According to the company’s website, the cross-bred veggie is a ‘fresh fusion between sweet and nutty!’
The hybrid has been 15 years in the making with scientists working away in an attempt to tone down the Brussels sprout flavour of the new vegetable (very wise) and to make it easy on the eye (it looks like a pretty mini cabbage). And, apparently, the Tozer Seeds are still tweaking details as we type.
Kalettes are easy to prepare and more versatile than original kale; they can be steamed, roasted or eaten raw in a salad.
It’s very rare for hybrid vegatable of this kind to take off in any real way, the last one to be introduced was Broccolini, which was developed in 1993 by Sakata Seed Company in Japan.
Kalettes will be sold from Autumn this year in the US and are already available in the UK.


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In an announcement on March 18, the United Nations confirmed that the Black Sea Grain Initiative, signed on July 22, 2022, has been prolonged.
In response to the assertion, round “25 million metric tonnes of grain and foodstuffs have been moved to 45 international locations, serving to to convey down international meals costs and stabilizing the markets.”
On March 18, Russia said that it agreed to a 60-day grain deal extension that permits Ukraine to export its agricultural merchandise through the Black Sea, refuting Ukraine’s earlier announcement that the deal was extended for 120 days.
Ukraine has criticized Moscow’s push for a shortened interval, saying it “contradicts” the unique settlement.
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal harassed on March 17 that “Ukraine is without doubt one of the key hyperlinks of world meals safety, so we insist that the grain deal be open-ended and routinely prolonged for 120 days.”
Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan stated throughout his speech within the western Turkish metropolis of Canakkale that “because of our talks with the 2 sides, we have now secured an extension to this deal,” however he didn’t mention for a way lengthy.
The UN and Turkey have backed Ukraine’s name for a 120-day rollover interval amid Russia’s push to resume the pact for under 60 days.
The grain deal, which permits ships carrying meals commodities to go away from three designated Black Sea ports within the southern Odesa Oblast, was set to run out on March 18.


I feel like quite a lucky girl. I asked my hubby to help me make some raised beds and instead he has designed a totally custom, very cool looking L-shaped bed. I can't wait for it to be done! I've been plotting and planning what plants will get to go in the beds and which will be in containers. Since I've gone totally overboard there is a lot of planning involved!
This is what the area looked like when we first moved in:
I'm so excited! I really can't wait until they're totally done - they will be beautiful! The next step is some paneling between the posts, then the top pieces go on and I get to start filling them with compost and soil.
Here are some pics of our peach tree being pollinated by bees. They've been all over lately!
Here are some current pics of my veggies


|Tomatoes of all different shapes, sizes, and colors from the field! Summer, 2019
Week 13 of Summer Shares!
We’ve been adjusting to a significantly smaller crew size the last few weeks, and we’re starting to get back into the groove of things. We’re down to five farmers on a daily basis, so please bear with us if shares are running a little late.
It’s bee a busy day, and we’ve got another busy one tomorrow, so the newsletter is going to stay short tonight.
Flower shares will end after this week. Our flower picker and arranger has been hard at work in the evenings getting all of the bouquets together, and we are going to give her a break for the rest of the season. We run shares for 10 weeks, and this will be week 11 of bouquets, so we are comfortable cutting them for the rest of the season. Bouquets will still be available in our farm store.
This cold weather will affect harvest, but we should still have full baskets the rest of the season! Beans are continuing to pour out of the field, and will stay in baskets. Beets are cycling into shares. Edamame is making another appearance. Peppers are still coming in strong, and will be in all shares. Summer Squash and Zucchini are looking great in the field, and will be in all shares. Turnips and Radishes will be in all shares. Tomatoes should be a mainstay til the end of the season.
The Specialty Greens share this week will be receiving Brassica Greens and the Herb Share will receive Basil. Brassica greens and basil will also be available in the farm store. Our specialty greens are looking absolutely stunning again, and we are hoping they stay that way for the rest of the season. Flower Shares will be going out for the last time this week. Lettuce Mix Shares will be going out this week.
This weeks shares will go out: Monday 9/14, Wednesday 9/16, Friday 9/118
Pick up is in the barn anytime after 3:30pm
Some veggies may come with limited pest damage. We are committed to operating as a 100% Spray and Pesticide Free farm, and one of the results of that is occasional pest problems. Typically the extent of the damage is small holes nibbled by insects, and we will never pass out vegetables that have lost their nutritional integrity due to pest damage. We hope you will understand!
A ? signifies a crop that we pass out over a couple of weeks. This could be because it is just starting to come in and is not yet producing enough to pass out to everyone in the same week, or because the crop produces smaller amounts over an extended period of time (like in the case with broccoli). We make sure that everyone receives an equal share, even if it is passed out over a few weeks. If we do not pass out a crop to every basket on a share day, we make note where we left off and resume in that spot the following week.
What to Expect Week 12:
Chard Share: 15 Week Share
Kale Share: 15 Week Share + 8 Week Share
Herb Share: Basil
Speciality Greens: Brassica Greens
Lettuce Mix Share
Egg Share: 15 Week Share + 8 Week Share
Coffee Share: 15 Week Share + 8 Week Share
Monday: Roasted Potato
Wednesday & Friday: Maple Oat
Anticipated Basket Week 13 (Subject to Change):
Chard Share: 15 Week Share + 7 Week Share
Kale Share: 15 Week Share
Herb Share: Cilantro
Speciality Greens: Arugula
Lettuce Mix Share
Egg Share: 15 Week Share
Coffee Share: 15 Week Share


The expiration of the Farm Bill over the weekend could create problems for some local farmers who rely on programs funded through the federal legislation to help keep their farm businesses running.
Every five years, Congress passes a bundle of legislation, commonly called the Farm Bill, that sets national agriculture, nutrition, conservation and forestry policy, according to the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture's website.
"We're OK for the past season, but it is a concern for the coming year," said Meade Huck, fifth-generation owner of Huck's Produce Farm in Waterford Township.
He said crop insurance, one of several subsidy programs funded through the Farm Bill, is always required by his lenders.
"We carry insurance on every crop we grow," Huck said, noting that the insurance helps cover losses that may occur due to drought conditions or other crop disasters.
Without a federal crop insurance program, farmers would have to obtain the coverage elsewhere.
By the numbers
Where U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Bill funding was spent (2010):
$62.9 billion - food stamps.
$6.4 billion - commodities.
$4.5 billion - conservation.
$5.7 billion - crop insurance.
$387 million - energy.
$305 million -exports.
"The portion of the premium the federal ag department pays is a big help," Huck added. "And it would make it tough if we had to go to a private insurer."
The last Farm Bill was passed in 2008, and expired Sunday at the end of the federal fiscal year. The Senate has passed its version of the new bill, but the House of Representatives has put off a vote on its version until after the November election.
"The House ag committee has passed a version of the bill, but it didn't get to the floor," said Yvonne Lesicko, senior director of legislative and regulatory policy for the Ohio Farm Bureau.
She said the House bill has been to the floor for a full vote, then into a conference committee where it will be reconciled with the Senate version. Lesicko expects the final bill will be somewhat different from the legislation that just expired.
"But Congress must get this bill passed. Farm Bill programs are expiring, but this also affects farmers' planning as they won't know what programs are going to be available until a new bill is passed," Lesicko added.
Doug Miller, director of the local Farm Service Administration office that administers programs under the Farm Bill in Washington County, agreed.
"Many programs authorized under the bill expired Sept. 30, but eligible farms will still receive payments from programs they signed up for through that date," said Miller. Miller said his office deals with more than 200 farmers and other producers throughout the county.
"But we're not authorized to continue most programs after the beginning of the 2013 fiscal year that started Oct. 1," he said. "Until we get a new Farm Bill passed we can't continue to make most insurance payments and farmers can't sign up for 2013 programs."
Ohio Sixth District U.S. Congressman Bill Johnson, in an e-mailed statement Wednesday, expressed disappointment that the bill wasn't acted on prior to last month's recess.
"Having grown up on a farm, I know how important certainty is to farmers. That's why I was disappointed that a farm bill wasn't brought to the House floor before Congress adjourned last month," he said. "It is important that America has a clear and stable agriculture policy that farmers can rely on into the future.
"What we should not be doing is passing a farm bill in which 80 percent of the funding is spent on unrelated programs," Johnson added. "I want a farm bill that actually works for farmers."
Earl Schaad, 86, established Schaad's Dairy Farm, Inc., in 1968. The business has received subsidies through a Farm Bill dairy program, but Schaad, whose sons now operate the dairy farm, isn't a big supporter of the government getting into the farming business.
Schaad said he lived through the years just after the Great Depression, when the Farm Bill first came into being.
"The Farm Bill is sort of like a minimum wage program for farmers," he said. "We can't and shouldn't be dependent on it, and it's gotten way out of hand. I think it's become a real social issue."


GrowGeneration Corp. (GRWG) Acquires Maine-Based Grow Depot
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GrowGeneration Corp. (NASDAQ: GRWG), ("GrowGen" or the "Company") the nation's largest chain of specialty hydroponic and organic garden centers, today announced its acquisition of Grow Depot, a two-store chain in Auburn and Augusta, Maine. The acquisition brings the total number of GrowGen hydroponic garden centers in Maine to five, with locations in Auburn, Augusta, Biddeford, Brewer, and York.
"It's a very exciting time in Maine's adult-use market, and we're pleased to expand our footprint in the state through our acquisition of Grow Depot, which has proudly served the Central Maine area for nearly a decade," said Darren Lampert, GrowGeneration's CEO. "With our expanded footprint, the Maine market is expected to generate 2021 annual revenues of over $20 million for GrowGen."
Founded in 2012 by Jim Parisi, Grow Depot carries a large catalog of equipment for indoor growing and hydroponic systems. As part of the transaction, both Jim and Anthony Parisi, with over two decades of experience in the indoor growing supply industry, and their 10 employees will join GrowGen's team of more than 450 grow professionals.
The Grow Depot acquisition is the Company's second of the year and follows yet another quarter of record earnings. Last month, the Company pre-announced fourth-quarter revenues of $61.5 million, bringing full-year 2020 revenue to $192 million, up 140% from 2019. Same-store sales increased 63% for full-year 2020, compared to the previous year. The Company also raised its 2021 revenue guidance to $335 million-$350 million and raised its 2021 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $38 million-$40 million. GrowGen plans to have 55 garden center locations by the end of 2021.
For more information about GrowGeneration, or to locate its stores, please visit www.growgeneration.com.
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Duckbill 88 DBD is ideal for rocky or hard soils, or for use with power installation equipment.
Saving time and labor, patented DUCKBILL® earth anchors work like toggle bolts in soil. They are driven into the ground with no holes, no digging, and minimal soil disturbance creating a safe and environmentally sensitive installation. With an upward pull, the anchor tendon rotates the DUCKBILL into a perpendicular “anchor lock” position in undisturbed soil resulting in superior holding capacities.
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On Converse India today, Rahul Shivshankar discusses the farmers’ protest, which is showing no signs of ending even after a month. While both sides, the Centre and farmers, are claiming that they are ready for negotiation, there is no resolution in the stalemate in sight.
The farmers are apparently worrying about the corporatisation of agriculture and as they worry, the debate over the new farm bill is raging. Prime Minister Narendra Modi even conducted a mega outreach to the Kisans and assured that the new bills will only benefit them.
Watch as an expert panel, which includes Economist Gurcharan Das, R Jagannathan, Dr Naushad Forbes, and Sardar VM Singh, share their views on the new farm bill row.


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Arable farmer Andrew Ward set up a forage donating scheme in April to help hill farmers who were struggling in snow storms.
“There were 56 people and companies who donated the delivered feed with another four who offered some but by the time I found transport had sold it elsewhere,” said Mr Ward.
Mr Ward wanted to thank everyone who has helped with the initiative so far, including the following.
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Recent rains in late January brought relief to drought throughout much of the state, the Texas Water Development Board said Monday in its weekly drought report. This precipitation reduced the percentage of the state experiencing a drought down to just 3 percent this week.
“Last week brought us a two-thirds reduction in abnormally dry conditions in the Panhandle and Northeast Texas; however, drought conditions expanding in the Corpus Christi and Lower Rio Grande Valley areas,” Robert Mace, TWDB deputy executive water science and conservation administrator, said.
“Drought is expected to remain and expand in the Corpus Christi and Lower Rio Grande Valley areas at least through April,” he added.
Earlier this month, the TWDB reported that Lamar County was experiencing “extreme drought” with neighboring counties experiencing “severe” and “moderate drought.” These conditions have since improved to just severe and moderate drought in the latest report.
Locally, Grayson County is not considered in a state of drought, but the TWDB classified it as “abnormally dry” in the latest report.
For the month of January, the city of Sherman received about 2.16 inches of rainfall — less than a quarter inch below normal levels, National Weather Service Meteorologist Brian Hoeth said. He added that this was within the margin of error and natural variance and did not represent a major shortfall in rain totals.
Hoeth said weather for the region is expected to remain mild for the next week, with temperatures dropping off into the mid 50s. The next chance for rainfall this week will be Thursday or Friday with an even higher chances early next week.
Looking ahead to later this year, the TWDB said it expected normal rainfall for Grayson County from May through July. Regions to the east are expected to see a slightly higher chance for increased rainfall for the same time period.


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Sao Tome, Sao Tome and Principe, 26 Aug – The United Kingdom has shown interest in selling cocoa and coffee from Sao Tome and Principe via private companies headquartered in London, the new UK ambassador to Sao Tome and Principe said Wednesday in the Sao Tome capital.
Richard Wildash made the statement just a few hours after presenting his credentials to Sao Tome’s President, Fradique de Menezes, as the new UK ambassador to the archipelago.
Wildash said that the UK government planned to re-launch its cooperation with Sao Tome and Principe in the private sector through the sale of some agricultural products, and mentioned the archipelago’s two main export products: Cocoa and coffee.
“We have a lot of important cocoa and coffee business centres in the city of London that we want to share with Sao Tome and Principe,” said the British diplomat.
In 2010 Portugal, the Netherlands and Belgium were the main buyers of cocoa, which accounted for 94 percent of the archipelago’s agricultural exports, according to the Sao Tome National Statistics Institute. (macauhub)


The DST approach relies on:
- Quality certification of coffees produced by primary cooperatives, cooperative unions, or commercial growers, using the ECX Specialty Q Arrival grading system;
- Identity-preserved inventory management of these coffees;
- Price discovery through a monthly DST bidding session between qualified growers and pre-registered international buyers, on a lot by lot basis;
- Engagement of export service providers responsible for export preparation and exporting services on behalf of the grower; and,
- Market data dissemination of prices and volumes and contract performance to provide transparency to all.
DST heralds a new era for Ethiopian specialty coffee. DST is about empowerment and sustainability, based on transparency, partnership, and reliability. DST combines traceability to the smallest unit of production, the Ethiopian smallholder coffee farmer, to the big business of the global supply chain where reliability and quality and certification are the key drivers. DST offers a win-win-win in three dimensions: a win for farmers who can reach the marketplace directly, a win for buyers who seek sustainable ways to source high-quality supply, and a win for the market, where integrity of the product and the transaction is maintained.
The first DST bidding session will take place February 17, 2010 in Addis Ababa. A catalog of coffees available for sale shall be posted on the ECX website on January 28, 2010 along with an order form to request samples on a purchased basis (USD 10 per 250 grams, reimbursable to the producer).


According to EastFruit analysts, the wholesale price of onions in Tajikistan continues to grow rapidly, renewing previous records. Literally in one day, wholesale prices for onions increased by 1 TJS, which is equivalent to 8 US cents or an increase of 13% during 24 hrs. Prices have already increased by 20% in the week.
As you can see in the chart below, there has never been such a level of prices for onions in Tajikistan at this time of the year. Moreover, onion prices are highest ever. Now, onion prices are 3.8 times higher than the previous record level for this time of year. This is due to several factors, which we described in detail in the Global onion market review posted recently.
Well, retail prices for onions in Tajikistan are indeed already approaching the psychological level of $1 per kg.
It is interesting that earlier Kazakhstan announced the conclusion of a deal on the import of 6 thousand tons of early onions of a new crop from Tajikistan. However, there is still a lot of time before the new harvest. In the meantime, Kazakhstan itself has banned the export of onions, fearing a shortage. After all, onion prices in this country remain extremely high.
Neighboring Uzbekistan also imposed a ban on the export of onions shortly after Uzbekistan, as prices for onions in the country also broke all records. It turns out that Tajikistan remains practically the only country in the region that has not imposed a ban on the export of fresh onions. However, there is no particular need for this, because prices in Tajikistan are already so high that they do not stimulate exports at all.
As you can see in the chart below, the wholesale prices for onions in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan are absolutely identical at the moment.
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Green Sausage Tomato Seeds | Organic | Rare Variety | Vegetable | Paste
Green Sausage Tomato is yet another beautifully hybridized tomato by Tom Wagner that was coined "Green Sleeves".
This determinate will produce 3-4" that are 2-3 ounces in weight, green/yellow striped, elongated, sausage-shaped tomatoes that are ideal for colorful salads or using as a green paste or sauce in salsas and such. Sweet but yet tangy in taste.
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Swiss vegetable processors are looking back on a rather challenging sauerkraut campaign. Due to shortages of raw materials, they had to rely in part on white cabbage supplies from Poland, Germany and the Netherlands. Fortunately, the outlook for the new cabbage harvest in the Bernese Lake District is quite positive, David Dreyer says. He is the co-managing director of the family-owned company of the same name, which is one of the largest sauerkraut suppliers in Switzerland.
"Demand has been high and stable throughout the winter season. So if we had had more raw material, it would have been a top season for Swiss sauerkraut," Dreyer adds. However, due to the shortage of raw material, about one third of the white cabbage required had to be imported from other European countries, while the leading sauerkraut specialist normally only needs raw material from the surrounding Seeland and Gürbetal regions.
However, the company said it has only been able to minimally pass through the more difficult procurement situation in the consumer price. "Compared to the year before, we were hardly able to achieve any price increases, which is why we had to bear most of the additional costs and expenses of importing raw materials ourselves," says Dreyer.
Karin, David and Philipp Dreyer are at the helm of the family business in the heart of the Bernese Lake District.
Sauerkraut marketing at a summer low
For sour beets, on the other hand - a rather niche product compared to sauerkraut, which drives sales - the situation was exactly the opposite. Dreyer: "There was enough raw material available throughout the season, but for several years, sales have nevertheless been rather stagnant to slightly declining." For both sauerkraut and sour beets, sales are mainly concentrated in the cold season. "From mid-September onward, demand will slowly pick up, but at the moment we are in the summer low in which we achieve about 10-15 percent of winter sales," Dreyer continues.
Meanwhile, he says preparations for this year's cabbage harvest in the Bernese Lake District are in full swing. "The first early processing crop is expected to be harvested from mid-July, with the main volume then successively hitting the market from August. Due to the freak weather and shortages last year, we have brought planting forward a bit and slightly expanded the acreage. So far, weather conditions have been quite good for cabbage growth. The only thing that is causing some problems for our contract growers is the cost increases throughout the production chain," Dreyer continues.
Sauerkraut still popular
On the sales side, sauerkraut consumption has been boosted, for example thanks to new, modern varieties. The Dreyer company has set itself the task of developing new sauerkraut products with its finger on the pulse of the times. In particular it is trying to get younger buyers excited about the local vegetable. "Fermented vegetables, such as kimchi, are rapidly increasing in popularity. On the other hand, about 95 percent of our total sales are still our basic range, meaning raw sauerkraut and wine sauerkraut."
During the pandemic, marketing around new products and niches had taken a bit of a back seat; this is now being gradually picked up again, Dreyer confirms. "There are usually regular tastings, for example in the form of food trucks, in which we want to place sauerkraut as a side dish to hot dogs and to the grill, and also vegetarian variants. So we're trying to gradually extend our season into the summer in the future."
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A journey of two years..
Pineapples are fairly slow growing Bromeliads. They take about a year or more to mature enough to form a flower. Generally, a pineapple will flower as soon as it is big enough, so the happier it is and the better you look after it the sooner it will flower.
Once they flower, it takes another 6 months for the fruit to evolve.
A Few tips about pineapples before you grow them:
- Pineapples do not need much water, as they have very tough leaves and do not lose much water through evaporation.
- I have planted them on land which is slightly slanting, this prevents water clogging and helps water to drain easily.
- Pineapples need free draining, essentially a loose fertile soil.
- They do not have a big root system, hence do not need much soil or very high quality soil.
- This plant gets a lot of its water and nutrition through its leaves.
- Pineapples like slightly acidic soils, which is what most gardens have anyway.
- They grow in full sunlight, even in the hottest of climates, but they also do well in dappled shade. (Mine are planted in a semi-shade land).
- Pineapples grow very happily in pots or tubs. Which means you can grow them at home and in your balcony.
What pineapples do not like is:
- Soggy, waterlogged soils.
- Having their leaves burned with concentrated fertilisers. We use all homemade organic fertilisers and natural enzymes.
The benefits of eating pineapples are endless and so are the different ways of eating it. It is a versatile fruit that can be enjoyed by just slicing it and garnishing with some “Chaat masala” (Indian tangy spice), or juicing it for a refreshing cocktail.
A few pieces of pineapple in your regular salad can make it exotic and delicious. My most favorite recipe is caramelizing the pineapple in butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon, then serving it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!


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Automatic Cold Pressed Oil Extraction Castor Walnut Press Palm Refining Groundnut Peanut Oil Making Oil Expeller Machine is to separate the oil from oil bearing materials by the pressing power which comes from the change of chamber volume, drive from screw worm, resistance of curve teeth at press rings and extrusion friction between oil materials. Under the big pressure created in press chamber, the oil can be discharged from gap of press bars and oil trough of press rings. Either big scale and small scale of oil press machine, they have similar theories in screw expeller pressing. Because the screw type oil press machine is mainly used by extrusion theory, so it is also called as oil extruder or oil extrusion process.
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What a crazy week we've had here in Happy Hollow!
The rain seems to have subsided for a while and I'm crossing my fingers for some good drying weather so we can get the many veggie transplants that are in the greenhouse planted.
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A. H. Mimeo Series 63-04
In 1958 a project was initiated to study the effects of alfalfa meal in rations for growing finishing pigs and sows which were kept in confinement. The pigs and sows used in experiments have been kept in confinement and on concrete from birth . Experiments with growing pigs have been reported in the 1959 and 1962 swine day reports. The results of the first farrowing of an experiment with sows was presented in 1960 (A .H. Swine 2, 1960). This experiment was continued until these sows farrowed 3 litters. A summary of the complete experiment is reported herein.
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Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service, South Dakota State College
Seerley, R.W. and Wahlstrom, R.C., "Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal for Brood Sows Kept Continuously on Concrete" (1963). South Dakota Swine Field Day Proceedings and Research Reports, 1963-01. 5.


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Rick Foxworthy - 402.760.1100
The Northeast Quarter, less house tracts in the northeast corner of Section 28, Township 30, Range 19 West of the 6th P.M., Rock County, Nebraska.
From HWY 20 in Bassett this quarter is 2 miles south on HWY 183 on the west side of the road.
Well information: #G-044811 - 1,000 GPM - Well Depth 380' - Static level 12' - Pumping Level 60' - Wet Acres 117.0
125.98 Total Base Acres: 86.8 Corn Base: 73.8 Yield: 145 Wheat Base: 9.7 Yield: 23 Soybean Base: 3.3 Yield: 40 ARC County
10 Tower Valley Pivot with tower boxes replaced - Amarillo Gearhead - 1,000-gallon propane tank - 10 KW Lima Generator - Power Unit 454 Propane Motor
This irrigated quarter has excellent road access. Good producing farm with a nice shelterbelt in the southeast corner for winter protection.


Sunny, windy and warm today, remaining breezy and mild tomorrow. We will be dry both days with good evaporation and good drying. Looks like two more days suitable for tillage, cleanup harvest or fertilizer application. South winds will be very strong today, though, so be ready for that.
Saturday will feature a mix of clouds and sun in most areas, but we still see a bit of moisture streaking into SW and central OH early that may trigger an isolated shower or two. Coverage will be limited to 30%, and the day otherwise dry. However, clouds will be increasing in the afternoon and evening ahead of our next front.
That cold front arrives Sunday and lingers into midday Monday. Rain comes through in 2 waves with the front, giving rain totals of .25″-1″ over 90% of the state. We turn much colder behind the front for Monday afternoon, but should see clouds give way to some sun late.
Tuesday will be partly sunny and cool. Moisture returns for Wednesday with a chance for .1″-.5″ over 80% of the state. Then after a dry start to thanksgiving, clouds increase in the afternoon. A strong cold front is on the way for next Friday, the 27th. Rain potential is in a range of .25″-1″ again.
So, after these dry, warm days, our pattern gets much more active for the second half of this weekend through next week. The map below shows rain potential starting this weekend and going through next Friday.


100 acres, is easily accessed from CR 134 & CR 105 and being southwest of Roscoe, Texas. This tract has been in CRP for many years, but can be farmed or ranched. Improvements consist of electric power and TWO (2) irrigation wells, with one making 350 gpm. and the second well making aprx. 250 gpm. These wells have not been used in several years, but these wells were producing these volumes the last time they were used. The property slopes from the West & East to the center and of tis tract slopes from North to South. The land is terraced and has been seeded with improved grass. Seller wants to sell surface only, however some minerals are negotiable.
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Perk up your patio with colourful autumn pots
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As the new season approaches, plant some pretty pots to brighten the scene. Hannah Stephenson digs up some top tips.
As pots of tired summer bedding are tipped onto the compost heap to make way for autumn and winter flowers, there are certain things you should do now to ensure your container plants for the cooler months get off to a good start. Here’s our step-by-step guide...
1. Provide good drainage
Once you’ve emptied your pots of summer bedding and given the containers a good clean, line the base of your pots with crocks from broken terracotta pots or bits of polystyrene that your new bedding comes in, to make sure you have ample drainage for new autumn and winter bedding.
As autumn rains come, if your pots are exposed to the elements, the roots of your plants can become too wet if you don’t include sufficient drainage when you plant them up.
Mix a handful of sharp stone or grit into the fresh compost to help drainage and stand your pots on feet, so the moisture doesn’t come up through the pot and soak the roots from below.
2. Fill pots well
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Unlike summer bedding, which grows rapidly to cover the whole area of the pot, winter bedding is slower to make an impact - so it’s best to plant winter bedding closer together in tubs, troughs and hanging baskets.
They won’t have as much growing time as summer plants had to make their mark, so don’t penny-pinch on the amount you buy.
3. Don’t over-water
Winter-flowering pansies and other bedding won’t need as much water as your summer annuals did, so don’t mix water-retaining granules into the fresh compost, or you’ll end up with rotten roots and wilted plants.
4. Shelter containers
If you have planted up pots with spring bulbs, violas and pansies, put them in a sheltered spot - say under a porch or cold greenhouse when the winter weather is at its worst - but make sure they get maximum light so they can benefit from even weaker sunshine.
As the weather gets cooler, protect plants by grouping containers and moving them closer to the wall to keep off wind and rain.
5. Choose plants wisely
Some bedding only appears in the autumn, including dwarf Michaelmas daisies, pot chrysanthemums and miniature cyclamen, while orange-berried winter cherries and ornamental kales appear slightly later on in the season. All can be put to good use in a container and enhanced with evergreen foliage plants.
Garden centres will now be awash with autumn and winter bedding, including pansies and violas, wallflowers, dianthus and cyclamen. Use a showstopper as the centre plant and then use trailers, such as creeping Jenny or ivy, around the outside of your pots, filling the gaps with pretty violas and pansies.


February 5, 2024
January was a month of recovery for the indoor agriculture industry. Some new funding rounds were announced and there was a rebound in the public markets.
1. Private funding saw a big rebound in the month
Two European deals signified a rebound in private funding after a rough 2023.
Intelligent Growth Solutions (IGS), a Scottish vertical farm technology provider, announced a £22.5 million ($28.4 million) Series C funding. This investment will support IGS’s global expansion, including a partnership with Dubai-based ReFarm to build a 900,000 square foot ‘GigaFarm’ in the UAE. This farm aims to grow two billion plants annually, potentially replacing 1% of the country’s food imports.
Elsewhere, Norwegian tech company Saga Robotics successfully raised $11.5 million to support the growth of its AI-powered agricultural robot, Thorvald. This round included new investors Songa Investments and MP Pensjon, alongside continued support from existing shareholders like Rabo Ventures. The company will use the capital to expand Thorvald’s deployment in American vineyards, strengthen its market presence in the UK, and develop new tools and data services.
2. This month’s announcements bolstered sector interest
At Contain, we track the popularity of the indoor agriculture industry through its mentions in the media. Our Indoor Ag Buzz Index™ combines the popularity of a range of indoor farm-related phrases in the media into an index.
The chart below shows progress over the past year, with interest bottoming out in December and recovering since:
Monthly Performance vs. Prior Year, Indoor Ag Stock Index vs. NASDAQ
This month, the index was bolstered by a couple of announcements. Senator Debbie Stabenow successfully restored $8.5 million in funding for the USDA’s Office of Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production. This funding supports urban, small-scale, and innovative producers, so is especially supportive of indoor agriculture initiatives.
Late in the month, container farmer Square Roots announced a project with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. It received a $4.4 million grant to evaluate grow systems for crops, to support food security in low and middle-income countries. The project is set to last 16 months, it focuses on creating novel technology platform capabilities. It kicks off with developing crops for growth in low light conditions.
3. The listed sector had a stellar performance
Indoor agriculture has had a rocky time of it in public stock markets, with delistings plaguing the sector in 2023. Late in the year, SPAC listing Agrinam exercised a second extension to its timeline for proposed acquisition of container farm firm Freight Farms.
Indoor Ag Buzz Index vs. Prior Year
Despite these headwinds, our proprietary Indoor Ag Stock Index™ had a stellar month, up more than 140% over NASDAQ performance. This was thanks to a strong year from one large stock, Japan’s Denso Corporation, owner of greenhouse firm Certhon.
That said, its outperformance was unrelated to indoor agriculture. The NIKKEI, of which it is a component, has experienced a rally of late. During January, the company reported record levels of revenue and operating profit, because of sales recovery, expansion, foreign exchange gains, and profit improvements. These positive financial outcomes, along with optimistic forecasts for the fiscal year ending in March 2024, most likely contributed to the stock’s strong performance.


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On Monday, the central government has banned export of onions, due to a shortfall in the key cooking ingredient as exports shot up 30% in the month of April-July. However, The ban will not imposed on those onions that exported in sliced or in powder form.
The Directoate General of Foreign Trade Exports said in a notification that all the varieties of onions are prohibited with immediate effect. The provisions of the Transitional Agreement shall not be applicable under this notification.
In Financial year 2020 India exported fresh onions of $328 million and dried onions worth $112.3 million. During the month of April and July period exports of onions shot up by 58% to Bangladesh.
The government put ban at that time when the wholesale and retail price of onion in August decreased by 35% and 4%, respectively. In National Capital of India Delhi, the retail price of onion stood at ₹40 per kg.
Same decision was taken last year on 29 September where the goverment had banned exports of onions and imposed countrywide stock limits to bring down prices of onions that had increased ahead of state elections in Maharashtra and Haryana. The crackdown followed retail onion prices is reaching ₹80 a kg in Delhi. In December 2019, the prices hit ₹160 per kg in certain parts of the country.
India is called world’s biggest exporter of onions and staple of South Asian cooking. Many Countries such as Bangladesh, Nepal, Malaysia and Sri Lanka depend on India for the shipments.
India exported $198 million of onions in the month of April-June period of Financial year 21 and $440 million in the entire 2019-20. Due to heavy rains and flooding in the Nasik region of Maharashtra have affected the supply of onions says traders.


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January 21, 2018
Dümmen Orange keeps growing and is presenting its whole assortment on one IPM booth in Hall 2. The international team is looking forward to take you to the world of the Dümmen Orange Pot Plants, Annuals, Perennials, Cut Flowers, Tropical Plants and Bulbs and all successful assortment varieties, interesting novelties as well as Retail Solutions.


Michelle’s Foolish January Gardening
As we've discussed, I know it's really too early to be starting anything but winter is getting the best of me and planting seeds keeps me out of trouble. Here's what we've got so far:
Needless to say, at this rate, my living room is going to be engulfed by trays of starts in just a few weeks. Let me know if you'd like to have some...there ain't enough room here!


Sugarmade signed a binding Letter of Intent to acquire Sky Unlimited, a California-based supplier of cannabis cultivation materials to wholesalers and large commercial cannabis cultivators.
Sugarmade's revenue within the cannabis cultivation supply sector is primarily derived from online sales, whereas Sky Unlimited's revenues are mainly generated via direct sales to wholesalers and large commercial cultivation companies.
"The trend in cannabis cultivation is toward the larger commercial cultivation operations, and Sky Unlimited is in the thick of that dynamic marketplace," commented Jimmy Chan, CEO of Sugarmade. "This year, Sky Unlimited and its associated operations are expected to produce in excess of $40 million in revenues with profitability and positive cash flow. This new revenue stream combined with our recently upwardly guided revenue forecast of $30 million for next year will make Sugarmade one of the largest publicly traded suppliers to the booming cannabis cultivation marketplace, with a combined revenue forecast for next year in excess of $70 million."
Sugarmade's market strategy is to cover three major areas supplies for cannabis cultivation: 1) online and e-commerce; 2) the wholesale market, which services brick and mortar retailers; and 3) large-scale commercial cultivation operations.
"As a result of successfully acquiring Sky Unlimited, we anticipate revenue and growth exposure to all three of these sectors, while gaining strong cost and operational synergies. We are currently in process of additional discussions to further expand our growth goals via other acquisitions in this fast-growing market sector," stated Chan.


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As a child 60 years ago my grandma had dusty miller around the garden. They have purple flowers and silvery green thick leaves. Now I see Cineraria silver dust is being called dusty miller. Very confusing. Have photo but don't know how to get it on here
Yes, common names for plants are very confusing. Many plants are called the same thing, making it very difficult to pin down what you are looking for. It is always best to use the Latin nomenclature when referring to plants, as that will always lead you to what you are looking for every time.
It gets good sunlight No over watering is done potmix.is well drained But don't understand why it's drooping Please help
That looks to be clay, instead of potting mix. Clay is not going to allow the plant roots the aeration that it needs. This will, ultimately, lead to overwatering, as the top of the soil dries out but the bottom remains saturated.
These are xeriscape plants, and will require far less water than your average houseplant.
Try watering less, and providing a well draining potting mix that does not contain clay. This should resolve the drooping.
This article will offer more information on the care of the plant: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/foliage/dusty-miller/growing-dusty-miller.htm
I started growing newly dusty millers in the front yard and they are doing too swell. Can I transplant my successful dusty millers to the front yard ??
Yes, you can transplant dusty miller. Just be sure to get most of the root ball and keep it watered after planting to reduce the transplant stress.
I read details on my favorite plant, dusty millers. It specifically said that dust millers are perennials that may come back in zones 8-10. I’m so stoked because mine came back bigger, bushier, and more beautiful this past summer. I’m amazed by this and want to know how this could happen! Or did I just make a discovery? :)
Planting next to that red brick, likely, kept the area warm enough to simulate a slightly warmer climate. This is a useful thing about planting near brick walls! It is a neat trick to get some things that wouldn't survive out in the open in your area to survive just fine.
Here is a collection of articles that will offer more information on the plant:


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Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPDA Yojana
✓ Government of India approved 27 projects under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPADA Yojana. Under the project, integrated cold chains are to be developed.
✓The new projects will generate direct and indirect employment for 16,000 people. It will benefit 2,57,000 farmers. These projects will help to boost farmer income and will help make India self-reliant in fruits and vegetable sector. The projects will leverage investment of Rs 743 crores to create modern innovative infrastructure and cold chain facilities for food processing sector.
✓The SAMPADA is Scheme for Agro-Marine Processing and Development of Agro-Processing Clusters.
✓ It was approved in 2017 under 14th Finance Commission. It was then renamed as Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPADA Yojana.
✓The main aim of the scheme is to modernize agricultural processing and to decrease agri-waste.
✓The scheme was launched with an estimated fund allocation of Rs 6,000 crores and is expected to leverage Rs 31,400 crores of investment.
✓The scheme will provide big boost to the growth of food processing sector.
✓It will help to provide better prices to farmers and thereby help India achieve its target of doubling farmers’ income by 2022.
✓Also, it will create huge employment opportunities in rural areas.
✓The scheme will help reduce agricultural waste and will ensure availability of safe and convenient processed foods at affordable price and enhance exports of processed foods.
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FRENCH SCIENTISTS IN BAKU FOR CONDUCTING RESEARCHES IN FRUIT-GROWING
2 specialists from France arrived in Azerbaijan on 19 September 2005 for conducting researches in fruit-growing sphere. The visit of representatives of the FranceвЂ™s National Research Institute is expected to last 10 days, the scientific-agrarian centre of the AzerbaijanвЂ™s Ministry of Agriculture told Trend.
The center noted the specialists have been received today morning by the deputy Agriculture Minister Bahram Aliyev. They will spend two days in Guba in orchards to get familiarized with the general state of viral diseases in fruit and vegetable вЂ"growing.
Apart from this, during the visit the French are planned to hold a workshop in Baku for employees of the National Academy of Sciences, dedicated to the fight the viral diseases in the above-mentioned spheres, familiarization with new equipment and etc.
The center underlined, the specialists from France visited already Azerbaijan in September 2004. These measures are taken in the framework of the cooperation program between France and Azerbaijan in fruit-growing, signed on December 2002.


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There are still supplies being harvested out of the Desert for another week or two. Santa Maria and Salinas are in full production with plenty of supplies. Another depressed market.
Steady supplies from Florida expected to increase. Prices are higher. Quality is generally good.
The carrot market continues steadily into the Easter holiday. Growers are seeing better supplies of Jumbo and cello size which has stabilized the market. Demand for snack carrots though still is strong with recommended advance ordering it’s still the way to go. Shippers appear to have caught up with most of the baby demand and improving supplies should continue.
Cauliflower is still plentiful. Lots of deals on 9s & 16s. Quality & condition has been good. Demand is just fair. Markets look to stay lower through next week with all areas with flower.
Market steady great quality. Transition to Oxnard has not affected Celery supplies as much as other row crops this month. Expect the market to remain steady through the end of the month.
Market steady/Green onions are now in summer plantings which means fewer volumes as local deals kick off regionally. Fair quality as Mexico heats up.
Supplies continue to increase with GREEN leaf. There are still a few fields left in the Desert. But most supplies are being harvested out of Santa Maria and Salinas. The early quality looks good and supplies will continue to build.
There are still a few fields left in the Desert, but for the record, we are finished South. Supplies continue to come from Huron for another week, and Santa Maria / Salinas harvest has begun. No transition gap and No market change.
The Desert is finished and Salinas will get started with more supplies next week. No change in the market, still very depressed.
Of all the leaf items, the ROMAINE market appears to have a little life. With the Desert finished, the cooler temperatures in Santa Maria and Salinas have hindered the grown of Romaine and Romaine hearts. A slightly better market than the other leaf items.


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Point Reyes Farmers Market
October 13 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
An event every week that begins at 9:00am on Saturday, repeating until November 3 2018
Did you know the Point Reyes Farmers Market was the first organic farmers market in the greater Bay Area? Our many vendors have everything from fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, wool, meat, eggs, music and more!
Look for food trucks, musicians, cooking demos, chair massage stations…seriously, it’s the place to be on Saturday mornings!
HELD WEEKLY ON SATURDAYS AT TOBY’S FEED BARN, 11250 CA-1, POINT REYES STATION, CA.


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Week One is in the books. There is a certain anxiety, excitement and then elation that accompanies the first week of CSA box deliveries. It is the culmination of the hard work that has gone into prepping and planning and planting. There is a certain amount of getting back into a routine that feels a bit like good stretch after a rigorous workout, or maybe more like after a long walk.
We delight in watching the farm come to life. We’ve spent a few of the past weekends in the greenhouse tending the tomato plants. They amaze me with their speed of growth. During the week Farmer Fels sends me photos of every new pre-fruit flower as it makes its first appearance. It is difficult not to get caught up in the wonder of how little seeds erupt into robust plants and then transform into delicious food. We feel invested in each plant. We have, after all, been caring for them since early this year when we packed multi-cell trays with seeding soil, then seeds. We kept them moist, warm and happy, and watched them grow into sturdy starts, which went into the ground and are starting to show us “what they’ve got”.
We get a kick out of eating a meal and noting how many of the ingredients we grew. I suppose that might sound conceited but I prefer to think of it as one of the rewards of this endeavor. The other reward is hearing what members are making and getting inspired by their enthusiasm. We love feeding people and feel fortunate, every day, that we’re able to do so. We have a way to go before we fulfill our ultimate farming dreams but working toward it, as we are, is satisfying, and tasty.


Elizabeth Samudio, owner of Elizabeth Anna’s Old World Garden, cultivates an eco-friendly urban sprawl of thriving flora and fauna situated just minutes from downtown. Wander through rows of edible, unusual, and native plants whose organic designation signals freedom from synthetic fertilizers and herbicides, and whose lushness and vibrancy make them ideal camouflage for secret backyard wrestling leagues. Secure a romantic rendezvous with beguiling rose varietals, or nurture fruit trees and veggie starts into fully stocked, self-replenishing produce aisles. Samudio and her staff of greenthumbs will gladly aid customers with photosynthesizer selection, sharing planting and care tips for aesthetics ranging from asparagus ferns and creeping ivy to topiaries shaped like the mailman.
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