Will tornado alley come alive this weekend?
This spring has been a relatively quiet tornado season, but if forecasters are correct, that could all change this weekend.
Forecasters are already predicting a wild weekend for the Central Plains beginning Saturday evening.
"Our run of relatively quiet weather may be about to come to an end," Bill Bunting, operations chief for the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., told the Associated Press.
Bunting said the coming system will begin Saturday in the Plains — Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and a sliver of South Dakota — and move eastward into Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana on Sunday. The system is expected to stretch into parts of Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama later Sunday.
"The threat is there and folks need to monitor the latest information from the National Weather Service," Bunting said.
Conditions are ripe for large hail, damaging straight-line winds topping 70 mph, flash flooding and even possible tornadoes; however, while the weather has the potential to be extreme, Bunting notes that residents in the forecast area are well accustomed to violent springtime weather. Read more here.
Even so, the wild weather may bring some much-needed precipitation to the region, currently deep in drought.
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The Yellow Pitaya or Yellow Dragon Fruit is a epiphytic cactus, native to Central and South America. It has a yellow skin and transparent flesh. It is very rare and is only known to be commercially cultivated in Columbia. Pitaya fruit is produced on a segmented, vine-like climbing cacti. These plants have extensive aerial roots and originally existed as epiphytes. The aerial roots are used to attach themselves to supports for climbing and the cactus uses these roots to find nutrients in cracks where organic material concentrates. The Yellow Dragon Fruit is smaller than the more common pink and red Pitaya. They contain prominent spikes until ripening time, upon which the spikes drop off. The small fruits are yellow on the outside with a sweet transparent flesh on the inside. The fruit have an unequalled sweet flavour.
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Come Work With Us in the NC Alternative Crops & Organics Program!
3/5/2020 – Do you enjoy working outdoors? Do you like working with plants? Are you interested in agricultural research? Would you like to be part of the enthusiastic NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program team? If you answered “yes” to those questions, or know someone who would, keep on reading!
We have two temporary jobs open for the 2020 growing season.
Position Number One will be based out of the Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and Extension Center in Mills River, NC. The employee will work in all aspects of our program. Much of the time will be spent in the field working with broccoli, organic tomatoes and Southern peas, hemp, hops, medicinal herbs, and truffles. Tasks will include weeding, pruning, training, harvesting, grading, data collection, and general assistance with many aspects of the program. Some office work may include data entry, photo management, making photocopies, etc. Both organic and conventional crops will be included. There will be day travel involved to research stations in Waynesville and Salisbury. This position is a temporary growing season position that will run from May through October. It will usually be 40 hours per week. If you apply, please do not expect to take an extended vacation during that time. And this position is not appropriate for someone who needs to return to school in August because our harvest season is in September and October. Here is the link to the job description and application instructions on the NC State University Jobs website. You must apply for this position through the website.
Position Number Two will be based out of the Mountain Research Station in Waynesville, NC. This position will report to the research station superintendent and will work with the research station staff on a large number of projects, including ones outside our program. The employee will be available to work with our program when we are on the station and will help with the organic tomato and Southern pea, broccoli, and truffle research. This is a manual labor position. Duties will include planting, harvesting, weeding, mowing, hoeing, data collection, and other tasks as assigned. This is an extended summer position that will start in late April or early May and run through at least August and maybe as long as October. If you apply, please do not expect to take an extended vacation during that time. This position may be appropriate for a college student who needs to return to school in August.


WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, led a bipartisan letter with 25 of her Senate colleagues to the United States Trade Representative (USTR) and the Department of Agriculture (USDA) expressing concern over Mexico’s efforts to ban U.S. genetically engineered corn.
In 2020, Mexican President Lopez Obrador issued a presidential decree that Mexico would phase out the use of genetically modified corn by 2024. Such an action is unsupported by science and would run afoul of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA).
“These actions are unsupported by science and a breach of USMCA. It would be detrimental to food security in Mexico, hurt U.S. agricultural sustainability, and stifle future agricultural technology innovations that would benefit both nations. While we appreciate the efforts of USTR and USDA to resolve this issue by engaging with Mexican officials, we also encourage the administration to consider all options available in an effort to hold Mexico to their trade commitments including pursuing a dispute settlement process through USMCA,” the senators wrote in their letter.
Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) co-lead the letter. Additional cosigners of the letter include U.S. Senators John Boozman (R-Ark.), Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Roger Marshall (R-Kan.), Gary Peters (D-Mich.), Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.), Jerry Moran (R-Kan.), Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), Michael Rounds (R-S.D.), Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.), Mike Braun (R-Ind.), Bill Cassidy (R-La.), Tim Scott (R-S.C.), John Hoeven (R-N.D.), Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), Todd Young (R-Ind.), John Thune (R-S.D.), and Rob Portman (R-Ohio).
The full text of the letter is available here.
Over 90% of all corn acreage in the United States is planted with genetically engineered seeds.
Nebraska is the top state in the country for white corn, which is used in many food products. Nebraska exported over $348 million of corn to Mexico in 2020, making it the state’s largest export market for the product.
You can read more about Sen. Fischer’s effort to highlight the far-reaching implications of Mexico proposed ban here.


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The Sabre range is available in two models: the 1200 and the 1500. They are ideal for small block and lifestyle properties. Like all Fieldmaster products, the Sabre range is built tough with quality components for years of service.
Sabre slashers can easily be upspecced with enhanced features for cleaner finishing for the more discerning operator. Suitable for tractors to 18-40hp, the Sabre Range represents an economical, tough solution for cutting grass or topping overgrowth around the property.
The European designed, COSMO UL Series Rotary Hoes are gear driven implements for compact and sub-compact tractors up to 40hp (max.). Engineered in Europe to till soil in nurseries, vineyards, orchards and hobby farms, they are ideal for owner operators. This forward-action rotary hoe features blades mounted in a speed configuration; blades staggered slightly from flange to flange. This design reduces horsepower requirements allowing the six blades to work the soil with a smoother result.
The VC40 series of wood chipper is ideal for tractors rated 15-40HP. Great for chipping branches up to 100mm in diameter. Easy to use and simple to operate the VC40 wood chipper makes removing waste wood easy and simple to do.
The Ezy-Bore 40 post hole borer is ideal for tractors ranging in horse power from 18-40HP. It uses a range of New Zealand made augers ranging in size from 100mm to 300mm in width which ensures no matter what the job is there's an auger to suit!
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The Glaber Pasture Harrow Rakes are linkage implements engineered to spread animal and organic matter. Harrow Rakes can also be used to rejuvenate outside arenas and lightly scarify ground, leaving shallow grooves to catch rain and increase moisture penetration. The frame is manufactured from tubular (3mm) steel, braced front to back, and incorporates a heavy-duty scraping edge. This design provides the Harrow Rakes with the strength to scalp large clumps of manure, clods of soil and coarse vegetation.
With the large clumps broken, the heavy spiked net section slides over the contours of the ground, further reducing the size of the particles, stimulating growth and reducing the need for non-organic fertilizers. Glaber 2.0m Harrow Rakes are non-folding, rigid implements for tractors 15 - 30hp.
All folding Pasture Harrow Rakes are designed to fold and fit through a 2.4m (8’) gate.
The European designed COSMO Bully UM Series Rotary Hoes are a single speed, side gear driven implement specifically for tractors in the 35 to 50hp range. Engineered to include multiple features and accessories traditionally found in much larger rotary hoes, the UM Series is suitable for use in nurseries, vineyards and orchards. The rotor features six (6) C shaped, heat treated blades (per flange) in a speed configuration. The speed configuration, a design where the blades are slightly staggered from flange to flange, reduces the horsepower required to produce a fine finish in a variety of soil conditions.
Hydraulically driven fed the VC60R wood chipper is great for cleaning up hedge trimmings, garden waste and pruning's. Able to chip up to 150mm branches in diameter with 12" blades and a 360 degree swivel chute it makes light work of those big jobs. Suitable for tractors ranging 50-80HP.
Box blades are a lot more effective than just a standard scraper/grader blade as the 'boxed in' sides allow for better control and retention of the cut material. Only in recent years are New Zealanders beginning to realise the advantages of these blades! Heavy duty box scrapers with removable and adjustable front scarifiers for leveling, finish grading and backfilling.
The Glaber Land Plane is a versatile implement that is ideal for a variety of jobs, from scarifying and levelling gravel driveways, dirt roads, construction and turf sites to cleaning and reconditioning barns, chicken coups and arenas. The Land Plane’s two grading blades are height adjustable and can be reversed and replaced for longevity. Both sides of the main box frame have a bolt-on, replaceable skid runner. Skids have tapered leading and trailing edges to ensure the land plane effortlessly passes over any uneven ground at a consistent level Tines are also height adjustable depending on the amount of scarifying and levelling required. Compared to traditional Grader Blades, Land Planes are extremely user-friendly implements.


Dive into the what, why and how of agricultural markets. Join Andrew Whitelaw, Matt Dalgleish and guests, as they breakdown the market. Expect a lighthearted, sardonic and irreverent discussion.
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As we quickly move from fall to winter the Caterpillar tunnels and row cover quickly go up!
We had our first frost on the farm last night (Friday 10/3/14), it was a light one but more will surely be on their way.
This is the second to last week of the summer season. Check out what veggies you'll be receiving in your share this week.


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The soy mixed today. The oil remains strong, meal did struggle. The macro picture is cheap beans. The US being the cheapest. We are actually allowing everyone, most importantly, Argentina to buy all the US beans they want then crush them and sell the meal. In addition the African swine flue in China and the vegoil price being far enough below crude that it should promote bio fuel use. The corn is getting some follow through. I look for this to continue. The US remains the cheapest corn.


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The major northern Adriatic port of Rijeka is receiving inquiries about its capacity to transit Ukrainian grain, which is currently blocked at silos in Black Sea ports. However, the port's limited capacities make it impossible to grant all the requests, Rijeka port's CEO told state agency Hina.
“The chairman of the Port of Rijeka management board, Dusko Grabovac, has recently told Hina that the pressure is mounting,” Hina said.
“The harvest is about to start, and their silos (in Ukraine) are full,” Grabovac told reporters in a recent business forum in the Latvian capital of Riga.
In 2019, Ukraine exported 16% of the global reserves of maize and 42% of sunflower oil, according to the data provided by the United Nations.
Over the recent weeks, traders are seeking alternative routes for the transport of grain from Ukraine, and the Port of Rijeka is therefore is receiving more and more requests.
Grabovac said that the capacity of the silo in this northern Croatian seaport is 55,000 tonnes.
“Therefore it is difficult to meet all the requests,” he explained.
Although Hina did not add any more detail, the headline of their article said that the requested capacity is three times larger.


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Week 1 February 2016: Rain = 57.5 millimetres falling over two days. This was marvellous rain and set the garden up for many months as the moisture soaked into the sub soil.
This week we potted on a number of struck cuttings including Westringia eremicola, Eremophila microtheca, Boronia heterophylla and Grevillea shiressii. The Westringia eremicola is an interesting plant. The cuttings were collected, on a recent visit, from a local native plant garden. This form has bright mauve flowers. We have a number of forms of this hardy species but none have the brilliant flower colour of this form.
This week we bought a liquid fertiliser called Algoflash. It is supposed to work very well particularly on vegetables as a foliar spray. We will see how well this fertiliser works.
Wildlife observations: For a couple of days there has been a Bronzed-winged Pigeon feeding on the mown area around the house. We have a flowering Grevillea Robyn Gordon growing outside our lounge room window. The flowers are visited constantly by Eastern Spinebills. Some Red-browed Finches were observed near our propagating area.


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This year's orange season has seen different producing countries vying for spots on export markets, as the seasons have had significant overlaps, particularly between the Spanish and South African seasons on the European markets. In China, Australian oranges seem to be losing out in favour of South African produce, due to trade relation issues holding up the fruits in ports.
The Netherlands: Overlap Spanish and overseas oranges
This week, the first Spanish Navelina oranges will arrive in the Netherlands. "There are currently still plenty of oranges from South Africa, but also from Argentina and Peru on the market," indicates a Dutch importer. "Those prices are between 11-13 euros."
Germany: South African season dominates the market
On the German market blood oranges from Australia were sold at 3,50 Euros per kg this season. Italian oranges of the Navelina variety were only available in very small quantities. Otherwise, South African batches dominated the market, with prices mostly below the previous year's level. Two wholesalers from different regions in Northern Germany have said that they mainly sold oranges from South Africa for juice production. The quality, however, is rather low compared to the Spanish products.
Another wholesaler from Northern Germany also sells oranges from Colombia and Peru. Prices had to be adjusted accordingly, given the high freight and delivery costs. The latter also said that the demand for oranges was slowly declining. The start of the Spanish season in calendar week 44 will then replace the currently dominant South African season.
Italy: Citrus campaign with smaller volumes and larger sizes of fruit forecast
The 2021/22 Italian citrus season has not yet started. In Sicily, there has been damage due to bad weather in the Plain of Catania. A decrease in production of at least 30% is expected. Elsewhere, in Puglia, for certain varieties of citrus fruit there could be losses up to 60% due to frosts during the spring. The plants have fewer fruits and therefore they are generally larger. Among the challenges for the Italian citrus campaign there are: the shortage of manpower, the increase in plastics and packaging costs, and the rise in energy costs. The Sicilian campaign will begin with blond oranges in November. At the start of December the blood oranges harvest will start, the season of which will continue, thanks to the late varieties, until summer 2022.
According to figures, in the year ending on September 2021, 76.2% of Italian families bought oranges at least once, with a decrease of 2.7 points compared to the 2020 record which had recorded 78,9%. The frequency with which Italian families buy oranges is fairly regular and stable over time and equal to an average of 10.2 acts in the last year. The average expenditure per purchase of oranges is € 2.95 (only a slight decrease compared to last year), for a rather high quantity per purchase on average and equal to 2.24 kg. In Italy, 4.7 million families (equal to 23.5% of the total orange buyers) have purchased organic oranges in the last 12 months ending in September 2021.
Spain: Low prices due to overlap with South African season
The Spanish orange season is currently starting with the first Navelinas. Oranges will be the citrus fruits with the highest production, representing 52% of the total citrus production this season. Volumes will be 0,4% higher this season, with a forecast of 3.511.099 tones.
Although there are already Spanish oranges being harvested, operations are still very quiet in the European markets where retailers are currently buying much smaller volumes of Navelina oranges than last year and also at a much lower price than usual due to the high stocks still remaining from the Southern Hemisphere, mainly from South Africa. European retailers and importers have stockpiled oranges from South Africa and have them stored. Due to the big delays in South African arrivals, there is a big overlap with the Spanish oranges that could take up to 3 weeks longer than usual. At this moment, orange prices on the field amount to an average of 0.15 €/kg; when last year at this time they were approximately double. At the same time, production costs like electricity, fertilizers, packaging materials and fuel have risen significantly.
The current EU trade agreement with South Africa -in force since June 2016-, and to be reviewed this year, allows South African oranges to enter European markets from June 1 to November 30 (previously it was until October 15), with a progressive reduction of entry tariffs that, in 2025, will disappear definitively. Growers’ organizations state that the impact on the Spanish -and European- citrus sector of the application of this specific point of the agreement is bringing very negative consequences, both from an economic point of view and a phytosanitary one. They ask to reduce the period of imports again and for tariffs on imports to be reinstated from October 15.
South Africa: Vaccine rollout reduces demand for vitamin C-rich oranges
Orange orchards are in the fruit setting stage at the moment in the northern growing regions. It’s been a good blossom, which could mean heavy settings, but it’s very early into the next season. The final Valencias of this season are being packed in the Western Cape.
The orange season was very different to last year’s excellent campaign. The shorter marketing window due to Egypt’s prolonged presence on the market and a world economy under pressure meant it was a very difficult season for SA. For Valencias there was an estimated 55.1 million cartons exported, by the end of week 41, 54.7 million cartons were packed. For Navels an estimated 27.2 million 15kg cartons were shipped this season
Last year the Northern Hemisphere orange season ended early and the market was really short on oranges, which was the main driver behind 2020’s stellar orange campaign. This year, those markets were full and South African growers were taken by surprise by the length of Egypt’s Valencia campaign. Egypt remained in the market well into July and August, marketers say, shortening South Africa’s marketing window by up to six weeks.
Logistics were a major constraint and the supply chain was delayed by two to four weeks.
Consumption and sales of oranges weren’t quite as strong last year; the vitamin C-citrus wave is over, marketers say, and the vaccine rollout makes consumers feel safer.
China: Decline in import of Australian oranges to China
Although China does have its own domestic production of oranges, the harvest of China Gannan orange has not yet started.
For the import orange market this year, South Africa and Peru produced high yields and increased their volume. The overall arrival volume was higher than the same period last year. This has also had some impact on the import of Australian oranges. Some businesses that used to import Australian oranges switched to South African oranges. "In addition to port congestion caused by the tight global capacity, China Customs implements 100% inspection of Australian fruits. It takes about ten days for the inspection and quarantine process such as disinfection and sterilization. Therefore, the time for containers from Australia to enter the market has a serious lag. Two months ago we ordered a batch of Australian oranges from the place of origin, but this batch is still in the port. But on the other hand, the slow arrival of containers has also brought about the fruit circulation and prices on the market. It has a certain stabilizing effect. Overall, the sales of Australian oranges in the Chinese market this season are not very good.
North America: Production down and prices up for North American oranges
While supplies of oranges are generally strong, overall the volumes look to be shorter this year in the U.S.
“We’re working on our early season oranges right now--we have three varieties in the early season, which is October-December. We have Hamlin, Early Gold and Parson Brown,” says one Florida-based grower. “We’ve had great weather so I don’t see anything hindering us from having a good season out of Florida.”
The grower is currently running primarily oranges for juice machine customers and some bagging product for in-store juicing. Given the Brix level requirements for juicing are a 10+, the grower is using an Early Gold orange right now for that demand.
Domestically, Florida has a shorter crop this season. “There’s also currently the Valencia season finishing up out of California that’s still in some of the markets. But they’re finishing up a little earlier than they have in the past,” he says. On top of that, following the Texas freeze seen in the early part of 2021, it’s anticipated that there won’t be as much volume coming out of that state either. On imports, there are Midnight oranges also coming in from South Africa and South American imports which are reportedly higher this year.
Demand-wise, it does feel stronger this season which in part he points to the Texas freeze as a likely reason why. “We’re seeing more strength in the Midwest--it’s come on a bit earlier this year than last year. The Northeast and Southeast are coming in with about the same amount as last year,” he says.
However generally there’s global strength in demand as well. “There’s higher demand for oranges worldwide right now,” he says. “Brazil, California and Mexico are all down and then Florida has this shorter crop and Texas had the freeze.”
All of this is leaving pricing slightly up over last year.
The initial 2021-22 California navel orange forecast is 70.0 million cartons, down 14 percent from the previous year according to the results of the 2021-22 Navel Orange Objective Measurement (O.M.) Survey conducted June 15-September 1, 2021.
One California-based grower shipper says factors contributing to the smaller crop outlook include excessive summer heat and drought. “The way that the navel crop packed out last year, we had quite a bit of fruit on the tree during the bloom time. When you have a fruit load on the tree and the tree is trying to bloom, you don’t tend to have success retaining the new bloom.”
Growers do anticipate quite a bit of fruit growth--the report notes that the tree count is off by 25 percent and expectations are that the fruit will grow with rain and irrigation.
At the same time, the crop should meet strong demand, though holdover imported crop and the disrupted supply chain and port delays could factor into that demand.
Domestically, other citrus fruit such as California mandarins, also look to be seeing a lighter crop this season meaning it won’t be making up for the drop in navels. Pricing will also likely be up.
Australia: New opportunities for Australian orange exporters
More orange growers from Australia could have the opportunity to export to the USA, following the recent announcement that the United States Department of Agriculture will revise the requirements for the importation of fresh citrus from Queensland, inland New South Wales and Western Australia. Until now, citrus could only be exported to the US from NSW’s Riverina, SA’s Riverland and the Sunraysia region of Victoria/NSW. Citrus Australia CEO Nathan Hancock says: “Growers are looking to diversify their export markets as new plantings enter full production so this is welcome news. The USA has historically been a very strong market for exports from our southeast regions and we feel that there are some good opportunities for fruit from other regions.” He cautioned that while the decision was first announced in August, the commencement of trade is contingent upon agreement between governments on an operational work plan, which is still a live conversation.
Meanwhile, a Chinese importer noted that Australian oranges are not doing as well as in previous years in the Chinese market: "The product quality of Australian oranges is not great this year. And on top of that, there are problems in the trade relations between China and Australia. Many Chinese importers are hesitant about importing oranges from Australia this season. The import volume is much lower than in previous years."
Next week: Global Overview Grapefruit!


When to transplant?
Great question – and one that one of my colleagues answered in detail a few months ago!
Here’s the link to Ask a Master Gardener, Annabelle hydrangeas. This response includes further links, in particular to Growing hydrangeas: A Toronto Master Gardeners Guide, which has lots of helpful information and tips.
You’ll see that early spring (i.e., in the next few weeks) is a great time to transplant your hydrangea. Get ready to dig! I hope that your hydrangea thrives in its new location.


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These microgreens are delicate and gentle to the touch. But to the taste buds, these greens pack a serious punch. Each green is bursting full of flavor! Arugula microgreens are wonderful for helping keep bones healthy and strong. The same amount of calcium is contained in arugula microgreens as is found in spinach. A benefit of the arugula microgreens is that it has a much lower amount of oxalates compared to spinach, which prevent full calcium absorption.


SCC Fresh expects steady volume for company's second season
by Rand Green | December 06, 2010
NOGALES, AZ — SCC Fresh LLC, here, which was formed in November 2009 by
Sergio Chamberlain, was "just starting up" and “didn't have much of anything,
really,” by way of product to offer. “But this year I am anticipating to have a
steadier program,” Mr. Chamberlain told The Produce News Nov. 10.
For the 2010-11 season, the company will be handling an assortment of
Mexican-grown items throughout the season. “My program is going to be
pretty much from start to finish,” fall through spring, he said.
“We are just getting started with our cucumbers and also our squash deals out
of Hermosillo [Sonora],” Mr. Chamberlain said. “We started receiving in
October, and we should be going here till about mid-December out of
Hermosillo,” weather permitting. Then the company will begin receiving
products from Los Mochis and Culiacan in the state of Sinaloa.
Mr. Chamberlain said that he anticipates “having a full line of different
commodities” this year. The product line SCC will be handling this season will
include an assortment of vegetable items such as bell peppers, cucumbers,
Italian squash “and a few tomatoes.” For the spring season, the company will
handle watermelons and “maybe a few honeydews” from Sonora.
The products will be packed in grower labels, he said.
In addition, he expects to do “a lot of consolidation in the warehouse.”
SCC’s Nogales warehouse facility consists of about 30,000 square feet of cold
storage, which enables the company to offer, in addition to the products it
receives directly from growers, “outsourcing and also consolidation, Mr.
Chamberlain said. “We have the facilities where we can do a lot of
consolidation for customers.”
One year ago at this time, “I was just getting the doors open,” said Mr.
Chamberlain, who had previously been chief executive office and sales
manager of Meyer LLC in Nogales. “Now I am doing my own thing, something
I have always wanted to do.” It is a challenge, he said, but “things are looking
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The price of wheat on Tuesday rose to its highest levels in more than a decade, with traders concerned about global supply disruption as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine advanced.
A convoy of Russian military vehicles is approaching Ukraine’s capital of Kyiv, satellite imagery taken Monday indicated.
Wheat futures rose 5.35% to 984 cents per bushel as of 11:30 a.m. ET, at the highs of Tuesday’s session. That marks the highest price since April 4, 2008, when wheat traded as high as 985.5 cents per bushel.
The grain traded “limit up,” which refers to the highest amount the price of a commodity is allowed to increase in a single day.
Russia is the largest exporter of wheat and Ukraine is among the four biggest exporters of the commodity, according to JPMorgan.
Of the 207 million ton international wheat trade, 17% comes from Russia and 12% comes from Ukraine, according to Bank of America.
“Wheat and corn are the most exposed agricultural markets to any potential escalation in tensions,” JPMorgan’s Marko Kolanovic said in a Feb. 14 note.
Corn futures on Tuesday also last traded up 5.07% at 725.75 cents per bushel, their highest level since May. Trading of corn futures also halted.
— CNBC’s Pippa Stevens contributed to this report.


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Private Collection Auction with
Yemeni Specialty Coffee
The auction will be July 23, 2019 at 8am BST (London)
This summer, ACE will be hosting a Private Collection Auction in partnership with Qima Coffee, who is solely focused on farmer identified nano lots from Yemen, for the benefit of the Yemen high quality smallholder famers.
Qima works directly with Yemeni growers and works directly with smallholder farmers across central and northern Yemen, creating equitable trade in cultivating and hand harvesting specialty coffee sourced from some of Yemen’s highest altitudes. Founded in 2016 by Faris Sheibani, Qima Coffee’s core purpose is to rebuild Yemen’s specialty coffee industry. Qima has pledged to donate 10% of its annual profits to education and agricultural projects through their Qima Foundation. Founder and CEO, Faris Sheibani states, “Qima Coffee’s partnership with ACE marks a momentous milestone in Yemen’s specialty coffee industry. Sourcing coffees from thousands of smallholder farmers across the country, including many previously untouched regions, we are excited to offer the widest and finest range of coffees ever to have left Yemen’s shores. The Yemen Coffee Revolution is well and truly here. We invite you to be a part of that revolution.” This auction is open to non-members and members.
Coffee Selection Process
ACE and Qima Coffee worked together to cup through nearly 500 micro lots in order to find the highest scoring producers. There was a jury of professional sensory tasters to analyze the lots at our Portland lab.
Lots will be directly exported from the United Kingdom and will be as small as 50 kg or 1 exportable bag. Each lot will be from individual small holders. You can read about the producers at the link below.
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*You do not need to be a member of ACE to bid in this auction
By pinpointing exceptional producers with the Private Collection program, ACE will curate auctions with organizations and farmers who best exemplify ACE’s standards with its Cup of Excellence programming and hopes to expand its reach with these curated auctions.
To learn more about being on this Qima jury, membership and access to the Qima Private Collection auction, please reach out to ACE at [email protected]


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I was finally able to take some pictures of our crazy garden. They are a bit blurry, but I think you'll get the idea. On the left against the fence are sunflowers, they get huge. In the front right of the box is the zucchini, it gets huge. Next to the zucchini is where the peas were, I took them out a couple weeks ago, it was too hot for them and they were huge.
Here's a different view. To the right are the crazy virus-like cantaloupe. It's growing up the fence, in between all the sunflowers, it's huge. In between the zucchini and the cantaloupe are tomatoes. We started them a little late so they are just flowering and not so huge yet. The garden doesn't look quite as hilarious as it did when we had the fence around it. We were trying to keep the rabbits out and it was so funny trying to keep all the plants in. Turns out the bunnies were getting in anyway, so we ditched the fence. I do have to say that we have been pleased with our first attempt at gardening. Our planning was poor, but things are growing and we are so grateful to have food to eat from our own yard.
I'm not much of a take a picture of your dinner for the blog type, mostly because I really don't cook that well, nothing is very noteworthy. However, I did make this loaf of bread yesterday and was very impressed with how it turned out and thought I would share. It's a recipe from this book. Yep it's the end of July and we had homemade bread with soup for dinner. It's OK to sweat while you eat right?


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Dates: July 7-8, 2014
Location: Memphis, Tenn.
The early registration discount expires today for the Delta AgTech Symposium: Advancing UAVs in Agriculture, to be held July 7-8, 2014, at Agricenter International in Memphis. Those who register by Thursday, May 15, will receive a 5 percent discount on registration fees, and the discount also applies to sponsorship and exhibitor packages.
Entira, Inc., an agricultural marketing and management firm, with support from the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), is organizing the two-day conference that will showcase the on-farm uses of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
The Delta AgTech Symposium will bring together crop consultants, agronomists, farmers, and the businesses who serve them, along with UAV manufacturers and researchers, to collectively explore how this technology can be integrated into farming practices. The two-day event will include UAV technology and flight demonstrations, speakers, and a trade show for organizations to share their knowledge and solutions. Confirmed speakers include leaders from the following organizations: AUVSI, Middle Tennessee State University, Federal Aviation Administration, National Agricultural Aviation Association, NextGen Air Transportation Center at the Institute of Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University, and RoboFlight Systems. In addition, there will be a panel discussion on matching end-user needs to technologies.
“Agriculture is expected to be the predominant user of these specialized aircraft when the FAA finalizes regulations for commercial use. Now is the time for agribusinesses and farmers to learn more and consider the important role this technology will play on farms in the near future,” says Mike Karst, Entira senior partner.
According to a report from AUVSI, it is estimated that agriculture will account for 80 percent of all UAV commercial usage, with public safety use coming in at a distant second. More of UAVs’ potential role in agriculture is discussed on Entira’s news page.
“Our Entira team is committed to helping agribusiness companies integrate this technology into their business plans and educate farmers on incorporating these cutting-edge tools into their farm management strategies,” Karst says. “We are excited to host this event and to help initiate productive partnerships between ag businesses and UAV technology providers, which will advance this emerging opportunity for agriculture.”
A schedule of demonstrations and presentations, a listing of sponsors, as well as registration information is available on the Delta AgTech Symposium web site. Companies interested in sponsorship or exhibit details should contact Kelli Polatty at email@example.com.


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Glomeromycota consists of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF), a major monophyletic group characterized by what relationship with other organisms?
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2. They provide key nutrients to tree, grass, and shrub roots in exchange for sugar.
3. They can cause blight in crops and trees.
4. They are predatory on amoeba and other unicellular protists.


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In 2012, the Hemp Industries Association valued the hemp industry in the United States at $500 million. This valuation takes into account the combination of annual sales and growing of all goods made of industrial hemp in the United States, despite it being illegal for farmer’s to grow in the U.S. American’s are pressuring lawmakers for change though, as 26 states have already passed bills allowing the commercial farming of Hemp, and 7 more have proposed pro-hemp legislation.
As time passes waiting for policy to change, major American companies are proving how lucrative the commercial hemp industry can prove to be. Companies such as Ford Motors, Patagonia, and The Body Shop use the seeds, fiber, and oil from the renewable hemp plant in raw materials for their products. Hemp can be practically applied throughout several industries, from manufacturing clothing to drilling for oil. While many of these companies were forced to import their Hemp related products due to restrictive legislation, the current policy climate is shifting and companies are now able to implement American Hemp into their business processes.
The Micro-Cap company Hemp Inc (OTCMKTS:HEMP) has been preparing for the legalization of the domestic farming of Hemp. Hemp, Inc. is in the business of meeting its client’s industrial needs through the use of Hemp products that are sustainable, organic, and manufactured in America. Based in South Carolina, the company is headquartered in a state that allows for the commercial farming of Hemp, and is currently planning to produce Hemp related solutions for some of the world’s largest oil companies.
Recently, Hemp Inc. issued a press release regarding South Dakota passing a house bill on the legalization of industrial hemp. This marks the 27th state to allow the growth and processing of industrial hemp, with many more having proposed similar bills. Bruce Perlowin, the CEO of Hemp Inc (OTCMKTS:HEMP), shared his thoughts on the matter and how it will affect his company, “More often than not, we are seeing states unfold pro hemp legislature. This will inevitably create revenue for Hemp, Inc. and for farmers. Hemp, Inc. owns the only commercial hemp decorticator in the United States and we are gearing up an arsenal of portable decorticators that can be deployed to more and more farmers as they begin to grow hemp. Once testing and modifying of the machinery is complete, we’ll be able to ship the portable decorticators to farmers as well as provide seed and consultation. The seed and consultation opens yet another potential market for Hemp, Inc.”
Hemp, Inc. also prides itself on its ability to enter into strategic partnerships. One of their goals as a company is to orchestrate with other companies within the industrial hemp industry to create a joint synergistic team that will all be able to focus on their unique strengths. An example of this, as taken from a recent press release, Hemp, Inc.’s wholly owned subsidiary, The Industrial Hemp and Medical Marijuana Consulting Company, Inc. (IHMMCC), signed a Consultant Agreement with FutureLand Corp. The CEO of FutureLand Corp., Cameron Cox, spoke regarding the agreement with Hemp, Inc., “We are excited to team up with Hemp, Inc. Their vast pool of resources in the industrial hemp and medical marijuana industries are invaluable. We feel this new partnership between two well-known established leaders in our respective niches comes at a time when this industry is exploding with huge economic opportunities, so we are very excited to have Hemp, Inc. as our partner.”
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If your looking for a 1/4 of land to expand your operation. THIS IS IT! Offers a mix of pasture and crop ground. Seller says additional acres could be farmed. Also features old farmstead with usable buildings. Many options on this parcel makes it a must see.
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US drought prompts inflation fears
The extreme hot weather in the US has hit corn and soybean yields, pushing up prices of the commodities and raising concerns at manufacturers - and prompting forecasts from Washington that retail prices could increase faster than usual in 2013.
Food commodity speculation is back in the spotlight as the prospect of another global food price surge looms and banks move to placate regulators.
The UN has produced data that confirms the impact the extreme weather in the US has had on global food prices. In the West, we face higher retail prices but poorer nations will be hardest hit.
US private-label food group Ralcorp Holdings has said it expects to see volume trends improve after recording a 6% decline in its third quarter.
Premier Foods plc CEO Michael Clarke has insisted the UK food manufacturer will pass on the higher wheat costs it expects to incur after extreme weather conditions in the US and the UK.
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US livestock and poultry producers have warned the severe drought in the country will have a "devastating" effect on the agricultural industry, food manufacturers and consumers.
The worst drought in the US for 50 years could push up food prices into 2013, government officials have said.
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The US Department of Agriculture has lowered its forecast for domestic corn production, confirming market fears the country's worst drought in almost 25 years has hit yields.
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This Jaboticaba is it doing it again for the 4th time.It looks like it is snowing again.
Very productive little tree! Is this the third crops for this season?
Fourth and last. These will ripen in the shop, maybe. According to the weather it might stay outside for another 2 weeks.


In a perfect world, all plants would produce beautiful and vibrant blooms all year round! Unfortunately, only a select few plants are capable of blooming…and then re-blooming again!
Here are some plants that will go through multiple blooming periods each year:
Not all azaleas are re-bloomers! The variety of azaleas that re-bloom is called encore azaleas. Encore azaleas are capable of producing eye-catching blooms in the spring, in the summer, and again in the fall!
Bougainvilleas produce their first blooming period in the spring/summer, and reliably re-bloom again in the fall. Pruning the plant after the summer blooms fade will encourage as many fall blooms as possible!
Coneflowers have a long blooming season, beginning in the late spring and ending in the early fall. These flowers will continue to produce new blooms throughout their entire growing season, with no maintenance necessary! While deadheading is not required, it will help promote as many re-blooming plants as possible.


There will be known in the next February, 16 the proposals of the engineering companies interested in carry out the studies and surveys in the maritime area of the future South Port, in the region of Ponta da Tulha, by the north of the city of Ilhéus. The Brazilian authorities estimate that phase of studies should have a basic cost of R$310,000 (aprox. US$ 200,000), including embarkations of support, diving equipment and underwater filming.
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This Fruit is Predicting Missouri Gets Hammered with Lots of Snow
If you want to know what the weather is going to do to Missouri this winter, you need to check your fruit based on long-standing folklore. If a certain fruit is correct, Missouri is in for a very snowy winter ahead. Dang fruit.
Do you or have you ever eaten a persimmon? It's an edible fruit that looks like a small tomato to me, but that's obviously not accurate. The reason I mention persimmons is because of an old folk tale belief that the shape of a seed inside a persimmon will tell you what the upcoming winter will be like. I saw one of my colleagues in Oklahoma that explored this topic recently.
Farmer's Almanac relies on a lady who's been using her persimmons to "peer into the future" for years. The lore says that if you cut open a persimmon in Missouri, you can tell if winter is gonna be mild or awful. If the persimmon seed is shaped like a spoon, get your shovel out. If it looks like a fork, you're probably OK.
What does the persimmon predict for winter 2023/2024 for Missouri?
The Missouri persimmons apparently have seeds shaped like a spoon, so thanks a lot fruit growers. Would you be interested in shoveling some driveways this winter? Asking for a friend.
You can see all this fruity persimmon winter talk for yourself from The Farmer's Almanac. This is one reason why I rarely eat fruit.
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The “AP-GRUPP” company sponsors the “Oil and fat industry - 2015” conference
"AP-GRUPP" added three “DAF” tractors to its car park
The “AP-GRUPP” company sponsors the Ukrainian agrarian congress
First ever soybean meal cargo vessel is unloaded in the Mariupol seaport
AGRO-INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE "AP-GRUPP"
In Mariupol has opened a modern complex for the processing of railway carriage with bulk cargoes.
“AP-GRUPP” is a rapidly developing agro-industrial enterprise in Ukraine. The range of services that the company provides is very wide and includes the following:
- accumulation of shiploads at our own modern “AP-GRUPP” Terminal with the strorage capacity of 30 000 m3;
- organisation of the full service package that has to do with logistics and freight-forwarding: transshipment of exportable vegetable oil, crops and oil seed cargoes, as well as refined grains (meal, millcake, bran, etc.) via the Mariupol seaport;
- transshipment of agricultural products with the help of self-unloading c¬ontainers that were developed by our company's own specialists;
- road transportation of crops and bulk cargoes by our own motor transport;
- purchase and export of crops, oil seed products and refined grain;
- expediting within the Mariupol seaport;
- customs brokerage services;
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- affreightment of the vessels;
- container transportation.
"AP-GRUPP" company group is a strong and well-knit management team of the best experts with a lot of valuable experience in the agribusiness and logistics field.
Over the years of its existence, "AP-GRUPP" gained a foothold in the Ukrainian market as one of the most reliable, innovative, and strong agro-industrial companies in the country.


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The Good Food Report 2020 is the first edition of the Good Food Report and represents an important milestone. This report provides a detailed and comprehensive overview of some of the work being done in the area of food system transformation in China, which is highly relevant and will lead to a more sustainable, equitable, humane, and climate-resilient food and agricultural system for China and the world.
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Nandas Exim Pvt Ltd
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Dear end buyers, we can offer you various types of maize yellow corn for animal feed. We can offer the same on for, fob, cfr basis. Yellow corn grade- a - animal feed. We can offer good quality & quantity yellow corn grade no a (new crop) animal feed, for export or domestic requirement. Specification details. · yellow corn grade no a (new crop), animal feed · moisture... 14%-14.5% max. · broken kernels and foreign
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No Office , Just Do Brokerage, Gujarat , India
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No.-14, Sonaiyar Kovil Street, Narimedu, Tamil Nadu - 625002, India
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Plot No. 32/ 2b, Village Tondali, Taluka - Khalapur, Maharashtra - 410203, India
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We are offering Yellow Corn Feed (c-0310). Product Form :Coarse Mash Product Branding : ANUPAM Cattel Feed** Ingredients : Yellow Corn (Grade 1) Packaging : Packing Structure :Inner Packing - Low Density Polyethylene Bags of 75 MicronOuter Packing - Poly Propylene (Milky White)MNet Weight : 39 KgsCargo Loading : 600 Units of 39 Kgs in 20 Ft Container Pricing : Product Pricing : Unit Basis (for each 39 Kgs Packing)Pri
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57, Bhavani Mata Road, Madhya Pradesh - 450001, India
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Agrochemicals widely involve fertilizers, pesticides, hormones and plant growth regulators (PGR) that enable plant and soil protection, improve the yield, maintain and improve the growth process of plants.
Shrinking arable land due to rapid industrialization and population explosion has resulted in increased use of agrochemicals, such as fertilizers and plant growth regulators, further triggering the market growth. The growing demand for crops as animal fodder and fiber in the textile industry has also provided the necessary boost to the agrochemicals industry.
Fertilizers dominated the agrochemicals market in 2017. Nitrogenous and phosphate fertilizers were most widely used due to their easy availability and low prices. However, the new trend of organic farming, which involves complete elimination of chemical-based fertilizers, has increased the demand for biofertilizers.
The demand for agrochemicals is expected to be the highest in Asia Pacific. The region is known for its agro-based countries such as India, Sri Lanka, and China, which are majorly dependent on agriculture and related industries for economic growth.
The global Agrochemical market was valued at 223700 million US$ in 2018 and will reach 308400 million US$ by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of 4.1% during 2019-2025.
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