While the issue of healthy and nutritious food provision for all has become one of the major challenges of global development, urban sprawl increasingly threatening the urban and peri-urban agriculture. However, urban agriculture is one of the most efficient policy to environmental protection, urban resilience and promotion of food security, particularly for poor urban residents. Accordingly, through the analysis of satellite images, using the GIS and remote sensing tools, this paper quantifies the LUCC and urban growth that occurred between 1984 and 2014 in the Hamadan city. It also simulates future urban growth, using CA-Markov Chain Model. The results revealed that urban sprawl over the 1984-2014, led to loss of 3199.5ha of orchards, irrigated and irrigated agricultural lands in Hamadan city. Our simulations suggest that this unsustainable trend will be continued up to 2024. This trends not only threatens urban food security but also will lead to excessive car dependence, poverty increase, loss of local jobs, more pollutions and GHG emission, and result in a decline of city livability. The policies relying on compact city approach, establishing green belt and directing the new growth demand to satellite towns should be advocated.
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Bales delivered to Bendemeer, care of Coffs
HARD pressed by the big dry and months of handing feeding stock, the drought stricken farmers in the small north-west town of Bendemeer have today received a big hearted token of generosity from Coffs Harbour.
The Bales for Bendemeer drought relief fundraiser today delivered an incredible sight for sore eyes.
Laden with hay bales, a convoy of care rolled over from the coast, stirring dust in the parched paddocks but lifting spirits.
The small farming community situated between Tamworth and Uralla on the Macdonald River received two truck loads of silage from generous Coffs Coast businesses and locals.
In a homecoming of sorts, Marty from the Coffs Hotel returned to the neck of the woods from where his family hails from, having helped to drive the fundraiser.
In support, Coffs City Cranes and LFR & TA Cartage Contractors kindly donated their time to transport the precious cargo.
"The silage has been distributed to around 25 landholders in the Bendemeer area, all of whom are extremely grateful for the kindness shown from the greater Coffs community," said Hannah Heeney about the Bales from Bendemeer fundraiser.
"The recipients have been overwhelmed by the generosity of all those who have donated their time, money, silage and bailing expertise."
With the truckloads of hay, today came good news on the weather front.
Bendemeer is forecast to see showers this Friday and Saturday, but with that said the reality is it will take weeks of rainfall to again see a flow in the Macdonald and grass shoots in the paddocks.
That's why the delivery of the stock feed is so important.
The fundraiser, staged by the Coffs Hotel sold hay bales for $100 and $30.
Marty's close mate of more than 18 years, Gary Stevenson, also donated tonnes of hay from his Bonville farm, while family operated Bucca Creek Pastoral Company donated half the cost of baling the hay.
The individuals, families and businesses who bought a bale signed it with their name so the farmer receiving the bale knows who it has come from.
"I've spoken to a few people in Bendemeer and they're really struggling. The farmers are getting close to shooting their stock," Marty said.
"The Macdonald River is just trickling at the moment, it's about run dry. I used to swim in that river when I was a kid.
"We want to help them keep going for a bit longer.
The Coffs contingent also plan this week to spend some time and money in the town, given the saying a dollar spent in a bush economy spins seven ways.
"It's just something you've got to do. If someone needs a hand, you've got to give it to them. It's the Aussie way," Gary said of the fundraiser.
Coffs Harbour has for decades held an association with north-west New England communities having long been a travel destination and weekend away for many of the town's farmers.
As the local joke goes, 'the bananas being trucked over from Coffs Harbour are straight until they reach Bendemeer.'


People are hunkered down these days will a lot of unexpected time on their hands.
We are taking our minds away from current affairs as best we can by figuring out better things to do to enhance our surroundings to benefit our bodies and our minds. What better option is there than to garden? Don't think you have space to garden?
Think again! This week on In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners, you can learn lots of tips and tricks to grow veggies and ornamentals in small spaces. Today, UCCE Master Gardeners and KUCI staff hosts Sally Richards and Ann Liu get together and chat about small-space gardening perfect for UCI students and anyone living in the densely populated townhome, condominium, and apartment complexes rising up all around Orange County.
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Plumcott Spring Satin
A cross between an apricot and plum. This lovely fruit is sweet and tangy all at once with a soft plum skin and flesh , but yet apricoty at the same time !?
This is self fertile, but will benefit from another pollinizer – either an apricot or a plum – try Santa Rosa or Satsuma. Or other apricots!
Beautiful spring blossoms are followed by fruit.
Medium Chill. We get fruit here in the nursery 900m from the ocean. These are pretty awesome fruit – a bit unusual, easy to grow and pretty tasty too.


Agricultural Spreaders in Arkansas
NEWTON CROUCH Arkansas
Known as “The Natural State,” Arkansas significantly contributes to the agricultural sector, underpinned by stalwarts like Newton Crouch Company. Since 1940, Newton Crouch has played a key role as a leading innovator of agricultural spreaders, earning the trust of farmers globally. The company’s quality and reliability have cemented its presence not just in Arkansas, but from Canada to Colombia, and from Japan to Belize.
Arkansas, home to 2,889,450 residents across 75 counties, boasts 49,300 farms covering about 13.8 million acres. The state’s diverse climate and Stuttgart soil, the state soil, create a conducive environment for an extensive growing season. These factors, paired with the robust equipment like agricultural spreaders from Newton Crouch, enable a variety of farming activities in the state.
Agriculture is Arkansas’ largest industry, adding nearly $16 Billion to the state’s economy. Poultry, including around 1.2 billion broiler chickens annually, and rice – Arkansas ranks as the largest producer in the U.S. – are crucial segments. Further, soybeans, corn, beef cattle, and numerous other commodities contribute substantially to Arkansas’ agricultural portfolio.
The state is known for its diverse topography, vast forested landscape, and unique accolades such as the world’s only public diamond-producing site. Major companies headquartered in Arkansas, like Wal-Mart, Tyson Foods, Riceland Foods, and Anderson Fish Farms, further amplify its global presence.
NEWTON CROUCH EQUIPMENT IN Arkansas
In Arkansas’ thriving agricultural landscape, Newton Crouch Company’s agricultural spreaders remain integral. Their innovative equipment, commitment to service, and technological advancements enhance productivity, making a significant contribution to Arkansas’ agriculture. From local farms to leading companies, Arkansas continues to uphold its agricultural heritage, with Newton Crouch Company as a reliable partner.
Spreaders in Arkansas
Newton Crouch offers customizable spreaders tailored to your specific needs, and their experienced sales team can guide you in selecting the optimal equipment for your operation, with cost-saving options available; check their YouTube Channel for equipment videos.
Sprayers in Arkansas
Newton Crouch Sprayers are highly customizable, with numerous options available to suit your specific spraying requirements; whether it be pressure, pump, boom, or application needs, their sales team can tailor your equipment accordingly, so speak with them today to get started.
Tanks in Arkansas
As the largest Norwesco poly tank dealer in the southeast, Newton Crouch offers a diverse range of liquid storage tanks; their stock and tank sizes constantly change, so call today for the most economical option to suit your needs. Additionally, they carry an array of steel tanks to complement Norwesco’s extensive line.
Parts in Arkansas
With a vast inventory of 6,000 parts in stock, Newton Crouch is your go-to resource for quick and efficient parts ordering, with same-day shipping available; their knowledgeable staff can assist you in placing an order, and for added convenience, they offer credit to their customers to expedite the processing of your order.
About Newton Crouch
Newton Crouch has manufactured over 15,000 units and currently is the second-largest supplier of truck-mounted spreaders in the United States. Newton Crouch builds each piece of equipment to customer specs. There are no large assembly lines or stockpiles of inventory. You get what you want – no features you don’t need, no frustration because your equipment doesn’t perform how you need. In addition to equipment, Newton Crouch has a Parts Department which carries over ten thousand items specifically for agricultural equipment.
Today, Newton Crouch manufactures a wide range of equipment for a large number of specialty crops such as sugar cane, cotton, citrus groves, forestry, tomatoes, wheat and even food plots. The Newton Crouch product line includes a broad range of liquid sprayers and applicators as well as dry fertilizer/lime spreaders. Our equipment can be mounted on a chassis, pull-type, or 3-point hitch. Ingenuity and versatility have kept Newton Crouch growing.
Newton Crouch has changed with the times – in a better way. Our products are still industry leaders in quality and we still offer personal tech support, but our Newton Crouch YouTube Channel allows you to see, hear, learn – all on your schedule.


Attention sugarmakers! Interested in learning more about organic certification and sugarhouse food safety? Join us for a tour at Gagne Maple, a fifth generation wood-fired sugaring operation certified organic by Vermont Organic Farmers (VOF) and a sugarhouse food safety program participant with the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers' Association (VMSMA).
Jason Gagne will lead a tour following the flow of sap to syrup while we discuss organic and food safety requirements relevant to each step of the process. Staff from VOF and VMSMA will discuss the certification requirements and benefits associated with organic and food safety certifications. This workshop will be geared toward maple producers and those in a related field interested in the topics and an educational organic sugarhouse tour. Maple creemees will round out the evening!
Presenters: Jason Gagne (Gagne Maple), Nick Sibley (VOF), Allison Hope (Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association)


From Blue in Dallas -
The Hopi blue has been planted, but it's really muddy from the rain. Hope to have pictures to add in a few weeks.
Rez says -
He's got 8 in peat pots on the window sill. Way up in Washington State.
1st Planting at Shere's Share Crop April 18, 2009


In 2012, on the plains of Northern Arizona, two families joined forces and began the trials and tribulations of building a small family farm with nothing in the bank but love.
Here we are, two rows of garlic in the ground with five more to go. It's not a disaster as we could take the whole of November to plant, but we don't want to. Frank has fishing plans, and I have a book to finish. I separated gloves all day yesterday. I'll continue today but hopefully another row will go in. Lance has two ready for planting and will prepare another. Friends are coming tomorrow to pitch in and help. Hope to get some family out early next week to help.
Sweet potatoes -- most people eat them baked or gooped up with a sugary concoction. If you like sweet potatoes then try them one way we like them. Cut them into one inch chunks and saute them with an equal amount of onions and some bell peppers. Season with your favorite spices. So good!
For those of you in the Prescott, Arizona area, Winter Farmers' Market opens this Saturday in the parking
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Our latest arrival to the roastery and our Partnership Collection is Bombe Dry.
The process for this coffee was developed after Kenean, who is the son of Asefa Dukamo owner and manager of Daye Bensa, visited Guatemala with roaster partner David Bueller of Greenway Coffee and was impressed with the processing protocols at La Esperanza Antigua by Josue Morales from Los Volcanes Coffee. Josue called Daye Bensa’s Quality manager and explained his washing and dry fermentation technique and this coffee is the result of that collaboration.
Processed by a variation on the traditional washed process (fruit removed from the beans before drying) that adds no water to the tank during fermentation, hence a “dry” fermentation.
The dry fermentation involves letting the coffees rest in climate controlled fermentation tanks post de-mucilaging (this is where the seed is removed from the skin and pulp of the fruit).
The coffee rests warm and dry while fermentation kickstarts faster than normal in the warm air environment, activating esters during fermentation, resulting in a hearty, complex, and apparent red fruit flavour while still being washed of its pulp.
This process uses a lot less water and has helped the environmental sustainability in its production.
The wet mill is well-organized and run by a team including member Atkilt Dejene, a female agronomist who has also worked with the award-winning Gesha Village project, among others such as processing specialist, Eyasu Bekele, whom we worked with for the Reko Koba project several years running. The volume capacity at Bombe washing station is at max 2.5 million kgs of cherries, but for the past couple year, this site has maintained a strict dedication to producing outstanding quality above quantity.


K E I T H K LO O R
The GMOSuicide Myth Opponents of genetically modified cotton in India claim that the technology has resulted in the suicides of hundreds of thousands of farmers. They appear to be wrong, and the real reasons why Indian farmers take their own lives remain largely unaddressed.
n October 2013, rallies against genetically modified organisms (GMOs) drew thousands of protesters in dozens of countries around the world. The synchronized events were called the March against Monsanto, a reference to the agribusiness company based in St. Louis, Missouri, that has pioneered the crop biotechnology industry. Many GMO opponents view Monsanto as an evil Goliath that is messing with nature, crushing small farmers, and poisoning the world with “frankenfoods.” But of all the dirty deeds Monsanto is routinely accused of (which include using patented seeds and monopolistic behavior to destroy farmer’s livelihoods), one awful indictment stands out, and is often repeated in social media and news outlets as received truth. An Al Jazeera online story that reported on the anti-Monsanto protests cited it matter-of-factly halfway through its piece, when it mentioned Monsanto’s “link to hundreds of thousands of Indian farmer suicides.” The article went on to say: “More than 250,000 farmers have committed suicide in India after Monsanto’s Bt cotton seeds largely failed. Many farmers decided to drink Monsanto pesticide, ending their lives.” Bt stands for Bacillus thuringiensis, a naturally occurring bacterium in soil that has insecticide properties. Over a decade ago, Monsanto (in partnership with Indian seed companies) produced genetically engineered cotton seeds with the Bt protein, which helps the crop ward off insects, particularly the bollworm. Since then, there have been widespread charges that the seed technology has failed, resulting in lower crop yields. The sole attribution for the suicide claim in the Al Jazeera story is a hyperlink for “250,00 farmers,” which takes readers to a 2012 opinion column by writer Belen Fernandez (who actually reports the number of suicides as “nearly 300,000”), which she supports by linking to a 2009 op-ed by Vandana Shiva in the Huffington Post. Shiva is a prominent Indian-born environmentalist who, for the past decade, has said repeatedly that Monsanto’s “suicide seeds” have triggered a “genocide” in rural areas of India. The Monsanto-Indian famer suicide connection is a recurring motif for Shiva. She raises it when she references Monsanto or GMOs in her many writings, media interviews, and public talks. I heard her expound on it during a recent talk on sustainability that she gave at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden in New York City. Shiva’s words are treated with earnest respect in liberal and environmental circles, where she is held in great esteem. If she insists that Monsanto and its GMO seeds have driven hundreds of thousands of Indian farmers to suicide—and
she has said this frequently—then there must be something to it. After all, a much-acclaimed 2011 documentary called Bitter Seeds chronicled this heartrending phenomenon and Monsanto’s culpability. As the popular environmental news site Grist put it, Bitter Seeds revealed the “tragic toll of GMOs in India.” Michael Pollan, a professor of journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of the bestselling Omnivore’s Dilemma and other food-related books, told his 300,000 followers on Twitter that Bitter Seeds was not to be missed, and lauded it as “a powerful documentary on farmer suicides and biotech seeds in India.” By now, the “failure of Bt cotton” and Monsanto’s “suicide seeds” are memes firmly embedded in the media ecosystem. Countless blog posts, tweets, and news stories state it as established fact. Monsanto employees get asked about it by their friends and families. The company has a page on its website that discusses the topic. During the 2013 March against Monsanto rallies, protesters held aloft signs that read “Indi


November Soybeans Soar
Corn: December corn futures rose 10 cents to $6.06 1/4. December futures rose a second consecutive day behind spillover from strength in wheat and the soy complex. Weakness in the U.S. dollar also supported grain futures, though Midwest weather leans slightly bearish for corn prices.
Soybeans: November soybeans rose 48 cents to $14.17 3/4, the highest close since July 29. September soymeal surged $22.10 to $453.50, a lifetime-high close for the contract. September soyoil rose 63 points to 62.45 cents. Soybean futures rose for the first time in four sessions behind a sharp rally in soymeal and lingering concerns dryness in parts of the Midwest could curb yield potential.
Wheat: September SRW wheat rose 18 3/4 cents to $7.82 1/2. September HRW wheat rose 24 3/4 cents to $8.60 1/4. September spring wheat rose 19 cents to $8.94 1/4. Winter wheat futures rose for the first time in five sessions behind corrective buying following Wednesday’s drop to six-month lows and spillover from sharp gains in the soy complex.
Cattle: October live cattle fell 30 cents to $143.65. September feeders fell 32.5 cents to $182.575. Live cattle fell in a modest corrective setback from Wednesday’s rally to three-month highs, with a resurgent cash market limiting selling interest. The average live steer price this week through Wednesday approached $142.00, up over $2 from last week’s average.
Hogs: October lean hogs rose $1.75 to $97.60, the contract’s highest closing price since April 22. Prices rose behind solid weekly export sales and firm cash market fundamentals. The CME lean hog index fell 63 cents to $120.94 (as of Aug. 2) but remains near a 14-month high.


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Indonesian coffee plantation
Indonesian coffee traders are already switching allegiance to Vietnamese Robusta in anticipation of the El Nino, which is expected to peak in early December, according to Britain's Met Office. There is less rainfall in all of Asia and the dry weather could continue into the next year. The Met Office claims that it could well last a few more months before El Nino's impact reduces to some degree. El Nino induces warmer ocean temperatures off the west coast of South America, which could result in changes in weather patterns across the Pacific Ocean. Dry weather is one of them and lack of rain would obviously have a drastic impact on commodity crops, including coffee.
El Nino is predicted to cause lack of rainfall in Indonesia in the first three months of 2016 and lack of proper irrigation facilities could affect the output in the 3rd largest coffee producing nation. Most plantations are owned by smallholders and they are not equipped with the technical expertise or the financial strength to deal with the climatic changes that the El Nino phenomenon could bring in its wake. Production levels can go down by around 30 to 40%, if there is a period of continuous drought.
The Vietnamese Robusta is a convenient option to the Indonesian variety.


Hortilux is pleased to introduce the HORTILED Top Summit and HORTILED Top Vertex: two new types of LED grow light, ideal for every situation. Growers have a wide range of different business and cultivation goals, meaning that every grow light solution is unique. LED grow light is increasingly used in existing greenhouses, so the LED fixtures have to fit seamlessly with the grower’s existing situation and new requirements. For this reason we took our time in developing the HORTILED Top Summit & Vertex, ensuring that the fixture design and the potential light recipes were ideally suited to every situation, for maximum results per square meter.
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An ideal pump for irrigation fields, for the purpose of collecting and discarding excessive amounts of water. Designed to operate from a 15hp to a 125hp tractor engine, this PTO water pump has a 352 gallons per minute flow rate. The outlet and inlet measure 4 in. and the PTO shaft is included.Ships via motor freight service.
When installed, this water pump will be parallel to the tractor shaft. The PTO shaft connects onto the gearbox shaft, which features a 1-3/8 in., 6 spline drive shaft. Safety guards must form around the pto shaft as it is dangerous when exposed. The gearbox must have the appropriate amount of SAE 90 gear lube oil for proper maintenance. The required horsepower is 15-125 hp, and the force is applied in a torsional motion to the pump. You can increase the tractor's engine as the pumping reaches the appropriate rate. With a 540 rpm and a 352 gpm, this tractor PTO water pump must operate in open and well ventilated areas.Specifications
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Sugar prices: The future of the sugar industry looks bright, but lingering concerns need to be addressed, rating agency says
The report pointed out that the sugar production for the 2021 sugar season was 310 lakh metric tons (LMT). The state-owned mill sugar production in India has also been revised from 27 million metric tonnes (2019-2020) to 31 million metric tonnes (2020-2021). Sugar cane production is estimated at 3,993 lakh tonnes for 2020-21, while revenues from sugar cane have more than doubled over the past decade, from Rs 1,391 per tonne in the 2011 sugar season to 2,850 Rs per tonne during the 2021 sugar season.
Sugar exports surpassed the 5 million tonne mark in early August, with Indonesia being the largest buyer. The report adds that the fair and remunerative price (PRF) has risen to Rs 290 per quintal for the 2022 sugar season. However, the problems of the MSP and cane arrears remain significant.
India’s centrifugal sugar production is estimated at 34.7 million metric tons (MMT) in MY 2021/2022 (October-September), an increase of 3% from the previous season.
The report states that the government has largely supported the sugar industry by increasing the fair and remunerative price (FRP), raising the minimum support price (MSP), promoting efficient means of producing fuels such as ethanol. Here are some recent developments undertaken by the government:
As part of the sugar export policy for the evacuation of surplus stocks during the 2020-21 sugar season, the government would provide a flat-rate aid of Rs 6,000 per metric ton to sugar factories to facilitate export for which an estimated expenditure of Rs 3500 crore would be supported by the government
The central government, in its 2018 National Biofuels Policy, mandated a blend of 10% ethanol in fuel by 2022 and 20% by 2030. With this in mind, for the current SS2021, more than 20 LMTs of sugar are likely to be diverted to ethanol production while in the next SS2022 around 35 LMTs of sugar are expected to be diverted to the same, with a diversion plan of around 60 LMTs of sugar d ‘by 2024-25.
The FRP for sugarcane has been revised for SS2022 to Rs 290 per cwt for a base recovery rate of 10%, offering a premium of Rs 2.90 / cwt for each 0.1% increase in recovery at -over 10% and reduction of the FRP of Rs 2.90 / quintal for each corresponding decrease of 0.1%.
The report adds that the government has taken care of the interests of sugar cane producers, but the concerns of sugar factories must also be taken into account. The Indian Sugar Mill Industry Association (ISMA) lobbied the government to increase the MSP for sugar to 35? / Kg from the current Rs 31 / kg.
A target of 20 percent ethanol blending in gasoline by 2025 is set. However, the government faces the risk of soaring sugar prices, exacerbating inflationary pressures.
As of March 2021, India’s cumulative arrears (debt) stood at $ 2.58 billion (? 190.6 billion) of which 89% has yet to be cleared in the marketing year ( MY) 2020/21.


WHIP Signup Officially Open
Signups have already begun and will continues through November 16th, 2018.
Under Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey saying folks at the local Farm Service Agency office will try to make the signup for the WHIP program as easy for producers as possible.
Agricultural production losses due to conditions caused by last year's wildfires and hurricanes, including excessive rain, high winds, flooding, mudslides, fire, and heavy smoke, could qualify for assistance through the program.
Eligibility will be determined for each producer based on the size of the loss and the level of insurance coverage elected by the producer.


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“What’s that, then?” asked Ergo. “Well, you know how the pigfrogs only come out in December?” “Yes, of course,” said Ergo. “It’s June,” said the farmer. “Oh, dear,” said Ergo. “Turn around, lads.” 5 Down the mountains they trudged. The Avocado farmers helped them to find the way, because they had only brought with them a one-way map. The chief avocado farmer was called Arthur Monkberry, and he had told Ergo 26
A free readable copy of Mike Batt’s adventure story for childish grown-ups and grown-up children.


The K-State Research & Extension Office in Wyandotte County is offering its Master Gardener program.
More information via a news release:
Master Gardener candidates do not have to be gardening experts to enter the program. Some firsthand knowledge of gardening basics is helpful but not required.
Extension Master Gardeners are members of this community who have traded K-State classroom training for volunteer time.
The group is vast in their horticultural interests. For some they want to know how to improve their lawn, for others it's all about the flowers or veggies.
Whatever your horticultural interest.... you will find someone within the group that shares it.
Tuesdays, 9 AM to 4 PMSept 17th thru Nov 19th$100 fee for MG training & resource materials
Master Gardener candidates receive over 40 hours of basic horticulture training. Courses are taught by the experts in their field.
All are K-State Research & Extension Specialists or other qualified professionals. Each Tuesday's training includes one morning and one afternoon class.
Course topics included are:
- Plant Science
- Wildlife Management
- Landscape Design
- Flowers -Annuals & Perennials
- Trees & Shrubs
- Entomology (Insects)
- Plant Pathology
- Landscape Maintenance
Applications are available at the WYCO Extension office or on-line at www.wyandotte.ksu.edu - lawn & garden. Applications must be received by Sept. 1.


- Animal Health & Welfare
- Breeding & Genetics
- Financial Business Management
- Grassland Management
- People Management
BGS Grazing Partners
Farmers who want help with their grazing management should contact BGS to take part in this new initiative, developed to use the UK's best untapped resource in grassland management.
This scheme will be using farmers who are good and experienced grazing managers to help or mentor those who want help to improve.
There are some great consultants and advisers in the UK, but we feel there are not enough grazing experts to make the impact that could be achieved by using farmer-mentors to share their knowledge with other local farmers and support them in making decisions.
With BGS president Sarah Byford, Hon treasurer Tony Evans and society director Jessica Buss, the idea has been developed into the BGS Grazing Partners initiative. The scheme will offer those asking us for help with their grazing the personal interest from an independent, objective, knowledgeable outsider who can also point them to other resources, and which is completely relevant to his/her farm.
We believe this will give them the confidence to do things differently and to seek further support, which is available to them in discussion groups, as well as through the BGS network.
The farmers who become mentors will be trained in mentoring/facilitation skills that, as well as allowing them to mentor farmers through this scheme, will help them manage staff and take a more active part in or to run discussion group meetings. The scheme will also give mentors an additional income stream, plus the satisfaction of helping others.
Contact Sara Gregson, project manager, on 01799 530934 or e-mail email@example.com


Wow—The weather was in the low 90’s most of last week! A little warm, but not as bad as it could be! We did get around a half inch to one inch in showers over the weekend! Temps may hit the 100 mark several times in the upcoming week! However, ponds are still full, and the pastures, fields, and bar ditches are GREEN, GREEN, GREEN!


Model KS 513 TD (2WD) - Tractor Driven Combine Harvester
KS 513 TD - Tractor Driven Combine Harvester with John Deere Two Wheel Drive Tractor, is the best Tractor Mounted Harvester machine with a premium engineering technology for your Agriculture fields, this is a power processing machine with the most Sophisticated Specially designed outer cutterbar which can a right hand Crop. Rear axle beam type for more ground clearance and a right hand Lever for a fast and easy operation, KS 513 TD comes with a five Straw Walker for better Grain separation, and last but not the least a perfect Computer balanced machine as all the rotatory parts balanced independently.
Ideal For Harvesting of:
- Grams & Pulses.
KS 513 TDFour Wheel Drive Tractor Driven Combine is ideal for harvesting in wet fields. This combine harvester is combination of Power and Style. These combine harvesters are manufactured in state-of-the-art manufacturing facility by following Domestic & International Quality Standards. Every single product is checked on multiple Quality Check Points.
Our Dealership Network accross India ensures the After Sales Service. Our Team of Service Engineers is always ready to assist you in field.


The Hawaii Farm Bureau has once again canceled the 2021 Hawaii State Farm Fair due to the impacts of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
“Although Hawaii’s vaccination rate is over 50% and COVID-19 daily case counts and positivity rates have been trending down, there’s still too much uncertainty whether we would able to hold such a large gathering like the Farm Fair safely,” said Hawaii Farm Bureau Executive Director Brian Miyamoto in a news release. “The health and safety of the attendees, volunteers, farmers, ranchers, exhibitors, staff, and community remain of the utmost importance. We look forward to a time when we can safely gather in large numbers again.’
The annual event is usually held in mid-July at Kualoa Ranch. In recent years, its attendance was at about 15,000 over two days, with hundreds more volunteering.
This is the second year in a row that the bureau has had to cancel the fair due to the pandemic.
“We had high hopes to possibly be in a better position this year to put on this annual event, but unfortunately, the timing and uncontrollable factors have caused us to cancel the event this year,” said Miyamoto.
The Hawaii Farm Bureau started the Farm Fair in 1962 to promote public awareness of Hawaii’s agricultural and ranching industry. If not for the cancellations last year and this year, this would have been the fair’s 59th annual event.
In addition to sampling and purchasing local produce, families visited farm animals, attended workshops and participated in hands-on activities.
The annual event is sponsored by the Hawaii Farm Bureau in partnership with the Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Hawaii State 4-H Livestock Council.
Miyamoto says he anticipates being able to go forward with the event next year, in the summer of 2022.


Come see our Permaculture Design Course graduates present their Permaculture site designs! The presentation will include an introduction to Permaculture followed by examples of how Permaculture can be applied to urban, suburban, and rural properties, large and small. If you are curious about Permaculture or are considering taking the design course, this is a great opportunity to learn more.
Before the presentations start we will serve dessert and coffee. After the presentations you are welcome to stay for the graduation ceremony.
This is a free event. Please RSVP online at: http://www.heathcote.org/cms/content/permaculture-design-course-presentations-1
Click here for information about our next Permaculture Design Course that is starting on Sept. 20-21, 2014!


Global Produce & Floral Show Aligns With Peak Strawberry Season for Bobalu; Cindy Jewell Details
CALIFORNIA - October signifies more than just the time for scary movies and creative costumes. The month also brings along the highly anticipated Global Produce & Floral Show, hosted by the International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA). Ready to arm its retail partners with strong strawberry volumes, Bobalu is among those who will be in attendance at this year’s show.
“We are excited about the timing of the IFPA show as it gives us the opportunity to meet with customers during our peak fall strawberry season,” shares Cindy Jewell, Vice President of Marketing for Bobalu. “As we show our fall fruit in the booth, we will also be able to review crop updates, regional offerings, and promotional plans for our 2024 California strawberry season, which is right around the corner! Our fall Santa Maria crop is taking off right now, and our Oxnard fall strawberry volume will be increasing by the time of the show.”
Lots of exciting developments are currently in the works for Bobalu. In addition to some new varieties joining the portfolio, the supplier will also be taking the time to spotlight its custom packaging offerings with an emphasis on sustainability. Bobalu’s new clamshell labels are now completely recyclable, allowing the entire clamshell to be easily recyclable for the consumer.
The Global Produce & Floral Show presents a prime opportunity to spotlight these offerings, as the two-day event allows attendees to explore all there is to offer and attend the various sessions. With Bobalu’s 2024 program just two short months away, show-goers will definitely want to make a note to stop by the grower’s booth.
“We are a true farming and shipping operation exhibiting at the show with our company owners/farmers working the booth and meeting with customers throughout the show,” Cindy continues. “We have a great story to tell about our commitment to being a sustainable company, in addition to the great quality going in the box every day under the family name.”
Want to see it all for yourself? Stop by booth #3069 during this exhilarating industry event!
As always, ANUK is the place to go for your latest show coverage and industry updates, so stick around.


Finance Minister Pleased with Compromise on Farm Subsidies
Ljubljana, 6 March - The government's decision to grant farmers farm subsidies at 75 percent of EU direct payments this year is a good compromise between the budget capacities and the Agriculture Ministry's wishes, Finance Minister Dusan Mramor told a radio interview on Thursday, after the government took the decision on the direct payments that ended several days of intensive negotiations between Mramor and Agriculture Minister Franci But. In the interview for Radio Slovenija, he also talked about ways of curbing inflation and boosting GDP growth.
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You may think it is time to pack away some of the tools, but no no no - think again my lovely Hayloft friends. There is a lot to be done within this busy and beautiful month.
Oh - and before I begin, has anyone else noticed that the evenings are beginning to draw in now? I must have had my head up in the clouds (no surprise there) as it only dawned on me last night that by 8 o'clock I was driving home in partial light. I had to do a double take on my in-car clock.
Back to the tasks and chores at hand - It is an exciting time, yet again, in our gardens as nature transitions into autumn and readies itself for cooler temperatures. If you are unsure of what you need to prepare, take a little look at the checklist below as this will help you to decide which jobs to prioritise and undertake:
- It is time to plant Erysimum (wallflowers) and pansies alongside other spring bedding varieties in pots and borders.
- Collect ripened seeds and store them in a cool dry place, ready to sow in Autumn.
Tip: Label your seeds so that you know exactly what you are planting and where, for the following season. We all like to think we will remember the varieties at the time of planting but the likelihood is slim.
- Plant up your Autumnal favourites to create fabulous seasonal colour, such as Heuchera! ( I don't know if you noticed, but I do really love Heuchera)
- Start to bring plants indoors that are intolerant to colder temperatures. These can be placed within a greenhouse or conservatory if not suitable within the home.
- If you wish and have space, divide and replant perennial plants after the flowering period.
- Plant spring flowering bulbs such as Allium, Narcissus (Daffodils) and Hyacinthus - these can be planted within both borders and containers.
- Take cuttings from plants such as Salvia and Fuchsia.
- Tidy up any hedging and shrubbery before the cold weather sets in, as this will maintain a healthier and pleasing structure and shape.
- Keep lawns tidy by ensuring it is regularly cut - this will decrease as we delve further into the autumn and winter.
- Place netting over ponds and fountains to stop leaves from falling in and rotting.
- Stake any autumn and winter flowering plants if it is required, to prevent damage in adverse weather conditions.
- Clean bird feeders and tables.
I wish you luck with your September Checklist - I hope I have not missed anything too crucial!
If you undertake different tasks to the ones mentioned as part of your September routine, please let me know and I will certainly add these to the list.
Have the most marvellous weekend - I hope the weather is nice wherever you are in the country.


Old L'Eree Aerodrome,
La Route de Rocque,
St Pierre du Bois,
Wednesday 15th August - Until Thursday 16th August
The annual West Show is the highlight of the summer for those in the western parishes, combining agricultural and horticultural traditions with fairground rides and other entertainments, and always draws huge crowds.
This year The West Show will take place at the Old L'Eree Aerodrome on Wednesday 15th August 2018 and Thursday 16th August 2018, with the gates opening at 10.00am both days.
Entry to the show costs £6.00 for adults and £3.00 for children 5-15 years old. Children under 5 years old enter free. Car parking costs £2.00.
There will be the usual exhibits from potted plants, cut flowers, flower arrangements, fruits, vegetables, farm produce, eggs, preserves and dairy produce, wines, cakes, arts & crafts, dry bulbs, photography and agricultural machinery to cattle, goats, sheep & pigs, fur & feather, and horses.
There will also be fairground funfair rides, a beer tent with live music, traditional Guernsey evening, Victorian fair and organ, Vintage tractor display, craft displays and exhibit tents, livestock and animal displays, grand auction of produce, Crown and Anchor, plus a large variety of food and trade stands, and much more.


My citrus tree has produced a lot of fruit untill this year. this year no flowers or fruit, just a lot of new growth. Why?
It also has scars on the bark where it looks like some animal has chewed on it, The tree looks healthy and strong. I painted the tree with tree paint and that seems to have stopped the abrations'
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
If these are not fertilized each year with a citrus fertilizer, then this is likely the issue. Here is an article that will help: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/fruits/citrus/fertilizing-citrus-trees-best-practices-for-citrus-fertilizing.htm


Farmers in Canterbury are bracing for the worst, with the skies not delivering what they need the most.
Rain is forecast this week, however Weather Watch analyst Philip Duncan says it won't be much - with only around 10 millilitres at the most falling tomorrow.
Darfield farmer Neil Stott says they need at least three times that amount to ease the drought-like conditions.
"We're going to need a good 25-30mls to get it there but we don't want all that to happen in 24 hours. We'd like to see 15mls and another 15mls a day apart."
Mr Stott says if the rain doesn't come soon, many farmers will be forced to sell stock and bring in emergency feed.


Icelandic sheep are a beautiful and hardy homestead animal. They lamb with ease and make excellent mothers. Icelandics are a triple purpose breed producing a premium fleece and pelt, gourmet meat and they can be milked. In addition our garden thrives from their manure.
Our lambs arrive in late April or early May. They are ready to leave our farm at the end of August.
Breeding Stock 2021
May 5, 2021


Event Helpers 3 - 5 March 2022
The Northland Field Days is Northlands’ largest agricultural event each year and will be held 3th, 4th, and 5th March 2022. It is a three-day event that is open to the public daily with approximately 25,000 visitors and up to 550 exhibitors. There is something for everyone at this event - plenty of live demonstrations, Field Days specials, new innovations in technology and equipment to be seen.
Work on the grounds starts December '21. We welcome help in all areas of the Field Days at any point leading up to the event and at the event itself.We are looking for people to support us on the grounds during the field days with all sorts of tasks. On top of being part of an amazing team, all our helpers get free entry for their family and we will provide their meals.
We will brief you on what to do on the days itself.
- friendly and happy to help wherever it is needed during the Field Days
- hands-on person


Zinnia elegansRated 5/5 based on 3 reviews.
Standard seed packet, 75 seeds
- Annual 50cm
- Large gold/orange flowers
- Very colourful display
Annual growing to 50cm. Upright plant producing large double bright orange/gold flowers. Good for border and as a cut flower. Great for adding colour to the garden; ideal for mass plantings. Easy to grow.
How to sow and grow:
|Method:||Sow direct or raise seedlings|
|When:||Spring to summer|
|Germination:||7-10 days @ 21-29°C|
|Hardiness / Life Cycle:||Half hardy Annual|
|Position:||Full sun, moist well drained soil|
|Days to Maturity/Flowering:||90 days|
(Product number: E1-09)
Seeds per gram: 120 seeds
|Botanical name:||Zinnia elegans|
|Packet type:||Standard seed packet|
|Packet quantity:||75 seeds|
|Seeds per gram:||120|
|Photo credits:||Photo 1 and 3 by Adam B Photo 2 by Maree I|
Zinnia- Oriole27 January 2020Beautiful flowers with a lengthy flowering time. Very vibrant colours. This was my first time growing zinnias and these are very easy to grow.
Zinnia Oriole28 October 2017These flowers are absolutely gorgeous. Easy to grow, bright orange and beautiful.
Very easy to grow, strong plants with bold flowersBy: customer review from 24/09/2015 on 20 March 2016These did very well with little care and have quite thick stems with bright, interesting flowers that evolve as they age.


EU may need to reintroduce tariffs on Ukrainian grain, PMs say
WARSAW, March 31 (Reuters) - Tariffs on Ukrainian agricultural imports may need to be reintroduced if an influx of products that is pushing down prices in European Union markets cannot be stopped by other means, the prime ministers of five eastern states said on Friday.
In a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen published on a Polish government website, the prime ministers of Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia said that the scale of the increase of products including grains oilseeds, eggs, poultry and sugar had been "unprecedented".
Ukraine, one of the world's largest grain exporters, had its Black Sea ports blocked following Russia's February 2022 invasion and found alternative shipping routes through European Union states Poland and Romania.
Logistical bottlenecks mean large quantities of Ukrainian grains, which are cheaper than those produced in the EU, have ended up in central European states, hitting prices and sales of local farmers.
In the letter the prime ministers called for a variety of measures to limit market distortions caused by Ukrainian imports, but said that if these were not successful tariffs and tariff quotas should be reintroduced.
"Let's support Ukraine, but let's do it wisely and, above all, let's put the interest of the country and Polish farmers in the first place," Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Twitter.
Among the measures proposed in the letter was a joint solution between the EU and the World Food Program to ensure Ukrainian grain does not end up in EU markets.
They reiterated calls for more funds to help farmers and for faster development of transport infrastructure to help with the transport of goods from Ukraine.
They also called for changes to laws on agricultural imports that would help regulate the volume and direction of the inflow of agricultural products.
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• UK launch of Big Baler 1290 Plus, new Roll Baler 125 and Roll Baler 125 Combi round balers.
• Updated Roll Belt baler
• New NIR On Board Sensor technology for FR Forage Cruiser
• T5.120 Best of Utility Tractor of the Year, and new T6 Tier 4B tractor on display
LAMMA 2017 will be the first opportunity for UK farmers to see the latest in baling innovation from New Holland, with its new Big Baler 1290 Plus, Roll Baler 125 and Roll Baler 125 Combi. Other introductions include a new sensor for the FR Forage Cruiser and a brand new machine from its agricultural construction machinery stable.
The new flagship Big Baler 1290 Plus is the latest and largest square baler from New Holland. Delivering best-in-class performance it boasts a host of unique features such as IntelliCruiseTM technology for tractor ground speed regulation, and SmartFillTM feed flow indicators for even bale formation.
The new Big Baler 1290 Plus recently demonstrated its super productivity with a baling challenge in July, in France. The new baler and T7 Heavy Duty tractor produced an impressive 1254 high quality straw bales in 17 hours over 2 days. It maintained a consistent bale shape, weight averaging 434 kg, and length averaging 2.37 m – hour after hour, day after day.
For those that prefer round bales, the new Roll Baler 125 and 125 Combi are the latest addition to New Holland’s round baler offering. The Roll Baler 125 models feature the latest pick-up, which was introduced on the Big Baler and Roll Belt balers. At 2.3 m, it is 300mm wider than the previous model. The five tine bars with double cam drive and the adjustable suspension deliver ultimate feeding capacity and best-in-class pick up efficiency.
The new film wrap system on the Roll Baler 125 Combi (also featured on the Roll Baler 135 Ultra) is unique to New Holland: it has a positive hydraulic feed that can be set to pre-stretch the film to ensure a tight, secure and reliable wrap every time thanks to the bundle arms. The system works with plastic or net with a roller up to 1400mm wide, and three rollers can be carried on board. Wrapper speed is is 20% faster than on previous model, dramatically increasing productivity.
Completing the new and updated baler line up for LAMMA will be New Holland’s updated Roll-Belt variable chamber baler which features the new IntelliBaleTM system.
New technology will also be on offer. New Holland’s FR Forage Cruiser can now provide improved information on key crop parameters with the new NIR On BoardTM advanced sensor. Crop moisture and nutrient levels, including crude protein, crude fat, starch, Neutral Detergent Fibre (NDF), Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) and ash can now be measured with +/- 2% accuracy. NIR On BoardTM will be available as an option on new machines.
New Holland tractors will feature heavily on the company’s stand at LAMMA, ranging from the smallest Boomer tractor to the largest fixed chassis T8 SmatTrax.
New Holland’s T5.120 tractor and winner of Best Utility Tractor of the Year 2017 will be on display at LAMMA. Launched earlier in 2016, the T5 Tier 4B range incorporates a host of new features designed to boost comfort, efficiency and productivity, as well as meet stringent Tier 4B emissions regulations.
Also launched in 2016, visitors will be able to take a closer look at the T6 Tier 4B tractor. The new T6 delivers powerful and highly efficient performance, unmatched operator comfort, improved all-round visibility and exceptional manouverability. The new range offers the ultimate in productivity, tailored to match individual farming operations; it also introduces the New Holland’s sleek new tractor family styling.
The latest Tier4B high power tractors including T7, T7 Heavy Duty and T8 will also be on display, alongside New Holland’s LM telehandler and a selection of equipment from the agricultural construction range.


Colourful, Tall, Reblooming Bearded Iris
The absolute best white rebloomer! Pristine, snow-white ruffled blooms offer a crisp, sophisticated show. A captivating and prolific bloomer.
We love these uniquely coloured varieties, each bred for exceptional performance. Colourful rebloomers offer an outstanding double feature! Enjoy generous, richly coloured blooms in mid spring and then again in late summer to early fall.
Breck's times its shipments from Holland so that bulbs arrive at the proper planting time (depending on climatic conditions) for each area of Canada.
We take advance reservations, and then just as soon as the crops are harvested, our staff of Dutch Bulb Experts makes an on-the-spot selection of the finest bulbs available to fill those reservations.
|Zones||Shipping Dates||Last Order Date|
|0-9||8/14/2023 - 10/27/2023||10/23/2023|
|Up to $20 order||$9.95|
|$20.01 to $40.00||$11.95|
|$40.01 to $60.00||$13.95|
|$60.01 to $80.00||$15.95|
|$80.01 to $100.00||$17.95|
|$100.01 to $150.00||$18.95|
|$150.01 and over||14% of total|


Fresh, local produce, artisan food vendors & more
The Downtown FWB Farmers’ Market is open the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month year-round. The market opens at 8:00 am and closes at 1:00 pm and is held at the Fort Walton Beach Landing Park, 139 SE Brooks Street, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548. Our farmers, artisan food vendors, and crafters offer an array of locally grown and handmade items. You never know what you'll find at the Downtown FWB Farmers Market!


Rated 3.8 out of 5Â by 15
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Ryan12 Disappointed...
I was glad to finally find a "bagged" soil that didn't consist of composted human waste or all kinds of chemicals... but after purchasing and dumping 30 bags for my raised garden beds, I quickly found that the soil contained a lot of plastic fork and spoon pieces, stickers and plastic bag pieces. It is also mostly "mulch". It is time to start composting and mixing your own soil folks! I won't purchase again...
June 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Tish56 Excellent product
After putting in three new raised beds, I went to Home Depot looking for some good soil and found this product. Talked to their rep and found it was made here in Oregon, it is organic without animal waste and retains moisture. I bought several bags and my veggies are very happy! Also very happy to report that it does retain water very well from one day to the next and have even skipped a day because of this. I would buy again and did end up purchasing a total of 12 to fill my beds. They are a bit more expensive than other soils with 1.5 cubit feet but I like to support local companies and if their product is good, then I also want people to know that it is worth the price! I am happy with my purchase and love that it is organic.
June 3, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5Â by DenverMom Apparently unsuitable for houseplants in Denver
Yes, it was cheap. But every single plant repotted with this mix immediately developed pest infestations, while the others did not (until infected by the repotted plants). Now I have to repot every plant in my house, bake all the containers, and treat with chemicals. So my "good buy" really wasn't.
September 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by KayP Excellent product
Was what I was looking for to finish my planting for the season.
September 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TheMegan FINALLY....THANKS
This is a wonderful garden mix. It's high quality and rich. I have used other organic garden soils and this is the best store bought there is. I saw one of the company's reps at a local home depot and she told me about the company and the soil. I said I would try it and bought 4 bags. I AM IMPRESSED!!! Great texture and full of nutrients. I also like the fact that it's produce waste and NO yard waste....that is huge in my book.
I will be buying more when I get my raised beds cleaned out by the weekend.
April 1, 2013


Do you love flowers and plants, but don’t think you have enough space to garden? Think again!
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Despite only having an 80 square foot balcony to work with, I was determined to create a beautiful urban jungle.
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The winter months are upon us and we are excited to have our lawns winterized and prepared for the cold days ahead. During the growing season, we take care of ornamental trees and shrubs with a regular plant health care visit in which we fertilize the plants with an organic biostimulant to promote healthy plants as well as inspect and treat for insects and diseases.
The dormant winter months are the best time for pruning because we can easily see and correct improper branching and work to promote a healthy plant that will be rejuvenated for spring growth in a correct form. Have you or a landscaper tried and failed at a tree or shrub pruning, have a brown shrub, or an overgrown landscape in northeast Ohio? Contact https://portageturf.com/contact/ Portage Turf Specialists today for a FREE comprehensive Plant Health Care inspection.


Careful probing of one of the Summer Strawberry apples today confirmed my suspicions and dampened my spirits about getting a good crop this year. This is the Codling Moth larvae, alive and well and starting is journey to the center of the apple. This sighting was enough to send me to Bunnings, as if i needed an excuse, to seek protecting for the remaining unmolested fruit. I went with Yates Dipel which is a less toxic bacteria based insecticide. It may be too little too late but at least I can say I tried damn it!


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This excerpt taken from the SYT 6-K filed Feb 18, 2005.
Syngenta is a world-leading agribusiness committed to sustainable agriculture through innovative research and technology. The company is a leader in crop protection, and ranks third in the high-value commercial seeds market. Sales in 2003 were approximately $6.6 billion. Syngenta employs some 19,000 people in over 90 countries. Syngenta is listed on the Swiss stock exchange (SYNN) and in New York (SYT). Further information is available at www.syngenta.com.
Syngenta 15 February 2005 / Page 1 of 1
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Cleary, Ann L; Fowke, L; Wang, Hong; John, Peter Crook
The inhibitory activity of Arabidopsis thaliana ICK1, a plant cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor, has previously been characterised by its effect on plant cyclin-dependent kinase activity in vitro and its effect on growth in transgenic plants. Herein, we examine cyclin-dependent kinase-driven cell-cycle events, probed by testing the sensitivity of living cells to introduced ICK1 protein. The microinjection of ICK1 into individual Tradescantia virginiana stamen hair cells during late prophase and...[Show more]
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Meet Besseling at the Interpoma which will be held in Bolzano, Italy from 15 to 17 November. Interpoma is the trade show for apple cultivation, storage and marketing. The show presents the entire process chain from cultivation and storage, right up to marketing for an international audience. You will find us in Sektor AB :: Stand A04/03. We look forward meeting you!
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Residents of Aberdeen's eastern neighborhoods may not have to travel as far for fresh fruits and vegetables.
An AmeriCorps volunteer is spearheading a community garden project by the Boys & Girls Club on East Bel Air Avenue where local residents can cultivate their own garden plots, among other features.
Anne Otih, who has been with AmeriCorps for six months and is originally from northern Virginia, explained her vision for a "Harvest of Hope" garden to the city council at a recent council work session.
The garden would provide healthy, affordable food, as well as exposure to different foods, in an area considered a "food desert," meaning it lacks access to fresh produce or other healthy food, she said.
The plots would cost $20 per family, she said.
A teaching garden would also include teaching beds and nutrition education under the moniker "Operation Grow Green."
An outdoor learning lab would have a weather station, an aquaponics pond, observation hives and an outdoor classroom.
Boys & Girls Clubs would pay for the project using grant funding, and the entire plan could cost about $70,000, Otih said.
Otih hopes to have the first phase of the project, with trees for the food forest and pilot education classes, underway by February 2016.
Opening day for the garden is scheduled for spring of 2016, with all the beds done by November 2016, she said.
"Our project is going to be really cool," Otih said.
Council members seemed supportive of the concept.
"I think it's a good idea. I see it as a positive way for students or anyone to learn new skills, plus they will be able to put those skills in practice for a long time," Councilwoman Ruth Ann Young said.
"I am originally a country girl and we did a lot of gardening," Young added. "I think those skills will stick with those young people for a while."
Councilman Stephen Smith also said: "I like the concept a lot. I am a gardener. I raise tomatoes and vegetables a lot."


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We’ve talked in the past about conventional wisdom that some rose chores have to be done during a certain “time”. The most obvious one being “pruning time” as the only time you can actually trim your roses.
Let’s take on another one. “Planting Time”.
Generally this is always considered to be early spring. I can see why this came about, because for many years the general way to purchase roses was bareroot. They always hit the garden centers in the early spring because that was harvest time for the nurseries growing them. Makes perfect sense that spring became rose planting time. But this is changing.
Simply put roses are more and more available in containers all year around; particularly if you order via mail order. Nowadays they almost all come in containers of various sizes. We’ll talk more about mail order and dealing with them in another post, but let me just say mail order is a great way to find really neat roses.
Now that we have an idea of why roses are traditionally planted in the spring we of course come to the question, “do they have to be planted only the spring”?
Simply put: No.
Roses, like any plant (sense a theme here!), can be planted at any time during the season. And that brings us to the idea of fall planting. Personally I think fall is a terrific time to plant roses. The exception may be if you live well up north where bitter winters come on quick and early, but for most of us it’s a good time. Here in our zone 7/6 foothills of the Blue Ridge I start planting in late August when the nights turn cooler. We really don’t really get cold until well into November and usually get an Indian Summer in October.
When I plant I don’t use any fertilizers other than those that push root growth because I do not want to push top growth. I want my newly planted roses to get their roots well established before they shut down for winter. Then, come spring, they are ready to explode with new top growth and have the advantage of well established root system capable of handling the new canes and blooms.
As we are all coming into late summer/early fall consider planting roses now. And shop around. A lot of Garden Centers put their roses on sale this time of year because they think rose “planting time” is over. Don’t tell them anything different!
I planted twenty knockout roses two years ago in October
and they thrived beautifully. I find fall is the best planting time.
Thanks Paul, your information is invaluable. Especially to someone like myself that has been a gardener for a long time but had always thought of roses as being too needy! But after coming up to see you I have changed my mind. I have seven roses now and so far they're doing great. Again, thanks for all that you do, you've helped so many with your passion for roses.
Paul, you're right on the mark... I've planted all kinds of shrubs and trees in every season except high summer (in Texas). In that really hot season, even established plants have a hard time drawing up enough moisture to offset transpiration. Here in San Francisco, there isn't any time I can't plant. Thanks for the reminder.
I live in zone 3. I grow many zone 4 roses but I would only dare to plant a potted rose in the fall. Anything with a less developed root system would simply not have time to set sufficent roots to survive the winter.
I received mail ordered Kiftsgate and Madame Alfred Carriere in Spring 2012 and planted them in pots for the summer to give them a good start. Now I have planted them in their permanent locations in the ground (zone 6) and am concerned that this fall transplanting will put them at a disadvantage. I also have 4 more climbers coming in spring 2013. Is it best to put them in the ground or get the roots established in a pot first? I have gardened for years but am embarking on rose growing for the first time. There are a lot of roots from other plants and trees in the ground and I felt these may pose a problem for the young roses.
Nice choice of roses. First off, fall planting is great for roses so you are safe there. You might pile some loose mulch around them as winter sets in but they should make it just fine. A few questions.
Were these own-root roses or budded?
What size where they when they arrived?
Interesting read. I've always been told to plant in the fall so the rose can develop a strong sturdy root system (but growth is virtually non-existent until it warms up) and that planting roses in spring will result in faster growth and budding but will result in smaller weaker roots which can lead to more problems in the long term like root rot.
I would like to relocate a rose now. Do I need to prune it or leave it as it is? What do I do with the soil if I plant it where rose has grown before? I normally replace as much soil as possible. I read an article about using Mycorrhizal Fungi from your post before but Mycorrhizal Fungi is really hard to get especially in small quantities. Also, I would like to know if it has an expire date? Thanks!
could you please suggest the best companion plants for rose bed.Thanks!
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The Forever & Ever® hydrangeas have been a great success in North America and are also now seen in Britain. The idea is simple: instead of flowering early in the season on the previous year’s growth, these hydrangeas flower later in the season on current year’s growth.
Setting aside whether we really want hydrangeas that flower when all the other similar hydrangeas are finished, a great advantage for many American gardeners is that they’ll still flower well even if a harsh winter kills the growth of the previous year, growth on which most hydrangeas bloom.
There are now nine varieties – but what do you think of the latest in the series - Forever & Ever® 'Fantasia'? Like it or loathe it? I’ve heard people say it looks charming and intriguing and also heard people say it looks diseased or infected – which it definitely isn’t – and they hate it!
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The Chelsea Farmers’ Market features local farmers and food makers who offer seasonal fruits and vegetables; pasture-raised meats, chicken, and eggs; fresh fish; delicious breads and baked goods; pickles; and much more. We create a community around neighborhood farmers’ markets, supporting regional agriculture and small businesses.
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What do the vendors sell? Vendors offer a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, meats, dairy; baked goods, specialty foods and plants and flowers; jams & jelly, salad dressings, sauces & salsa, olive oil, chutneys, frozen soups, chocolate, pickles
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The Chilean citrus season kicked off in mid-April when the first shipment of clementines set sail for the U.S. market.
Chile will supply clementines, mandarins, navels and lemons to the U.S. market, with promotional support starting in June and continuing through October, according to a news release.
The current total Chilean Citrus forecast across categories is as follows:
- Clementines: 45,000 tons
- Mandarins: 120,000 tons
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Logistical and climatic issues have impacted overall volume, resulting in an anticipated 12% decrease from 2021. Nonetheless, Juan Enrique Ortuzar, president of the Chilean Citrus Committee, remains optimistic about the industry’s future.
“We are facing a challenging season in many respects, but citrus has grown into an incredibly strong, year-round category,” Ortuzar said in the release. “Chilean citrus volume has increased by 25% over the past five years. With our quality proposition, we believe there will continue to be growth opportunities.”
The U.S. received 88% of all Chilean citrus exports in 2021, with 97% of clementines and mandarins shipped to the U.S. Volume will be lower this year, especially for clementines, where a volume decrease of 35% is anticipated, but the U.S. will continue to receive the majority of Chilean citrus exports. To support this volume, the Citrus Committee is finalizing a robust marketing campaign that will help build demand and drive sales at the retail level.


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