Kellyfield is a first class block of well drained, fertile land situated in the prime farming county of Angus. Formerly part of the renowned Panmure Estate the land was acquired by the current owners in 2001. The land is in …
Kellyfield is a first class block of well drained, fertile land situated in the prime farming county of Angus. Formerly part of the renowned Panmure Estate the land was acquired by the current owners in 2001. The land is in excellent heart benefiting from being farmed in rotation with regular applications of dung. The soil is GPS tested regularly with lime being applied appropriately. Capable of growing a wide range of cereals and vegetables the land also benefits from a plentiful supply of water for irrigation. The permanent grass fields adjacent to the Elliot Water offer productive grazings.
The land at Kellyfield is in one contiguous block, extending to 102.61 hectares (253.55 acres) or thereby and is served by a private network of tracks.
According to the James Hutton Institute the majority of the land is classified as Grade 3(1) and is situated around 75 metres above sea level.
The land is registered with SGRPID for IACS purposes and holds a licence for water extraction from the Elliot Water.
Kellyfield is situated 3 miles west of Arbroath, 14 miles south east of Forfar and 16 miles north east of Dundee in the county of Angus being an area of fertile and open countryside.
Strictly by appointment with the sole selling agents: Galbraith, 337 North Deeside Road, Cults, Aberdeen, AB15 9SN. Tel: 01224 860710. Fax: 01224 869023. Email: email@example.com
Viewings will be arranged subject to Scottish Government guidelines regarding COVID-19 and social distancing measures will be adhered to at all times.
Angus Council, Market Street, Forfar, DD8 2HT. Telephone 07307 473662.
RURAL PAYMENTS AND INSPECTION DIRECTORATE (SGRPID)
Strathearn House, Broxden Business Park, Lamberkine Drive, Perth, PH1 1RT, Tel: 0300 244 5400. Farm Code 093/0035.
METHOD OF SALE
For sale as a whole.
BASIC PAYMENT SCHEME
The majority of the land is eligible for claiming Basic Payments. The Basic Payment Scheme entitlements have been established by the seller and are not included in the sale of the land. A buyer(s) will take over and pay for at valuation the Basic Payment Scheme entitlements established on the land for sale. All payments relating to the 2020 year will be retained by the seller. The buyer(s) will be responsible upon occupation of the subjects of sale to fully comply with the statutory management requirements to maintain the farmland in Good Agricultural and Environmental Condition as laid down under the Cross Compliance Rules of the Basic Payment Scheme 2020 for the rest of the scheme year.
The land at Kellyfield benefits from a SEPA approved licence for the extraction of water from the Elliot Water. In addition there is an irrigation dam situated in field 4 which is fed from the Gora Burn.
NITRATE VULNERABLE ZONE
The land is within the Strathmore, Fife and Angus Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
The Sporting Rights are included in the sale, insofar as they are owned, although these have not been exercised in recent years.
The Mineral Rights are included in the sale, insofar as they are owned.
All fallen and standing timber is included in the sale insofar as they are owned.
POSSESSION AND ENTRY
Vacant possession and entry will be given on completion or such mutual time


Corn: Corn futures faced light pressure throughout the day and settled around a penny lower for the day. The market ended marginally lower for the week, with the front-month dropping 41 1/2 cents since the start of the year. Beneficial rains are expected to fall in Argentina over the weekend, with the next rain event expected Jan. 8-13. Improved weather in the country and ongoing favorable conditions in Brazil have limited buying interest both the corn and soybean markets. That is unlikely to change near-term.
Soybeans: Soybean futures benefited from short-covering today that helped the market to finish 4 to 6 cents higher and nearly in line with week-ago levels. Soybean futures remained within the boundaries of the steep downtrend this week, which signals bears clearly have momentum on their side as the calendar flips to 2018. When traders return on Tuesday, their focus will be on South American weather and demand. There is some rain in the forecast for Argentina this week, but warm temps are increasing water needs and the forecast for next week is drier. However, conditions in Brazil have largely been favorable.
Wheat: HRW wheat futures favored a firmer tone today and posted slight weekly gains, while spring wheat was lower amid spread unwinding, but still posted slight weekly gains. Key in early 2018 will be if traders continue to lighten their short exposure to the market, as that has contributed to the recent price bounce. Traders next week will also be analyzing weekend weather, as freezing temps are expected to dip well into the Southern Plains where the crop lacks snowcover. While it will take several months before damage is actually known, some veteran crop scouts say the weekend event will do some damage.
Cotton: Cotton futures saw a mix of followthrough buying and profit-taking to wrap up the day, week and year, with futures settling mixed to slightly lower. The market posted strong gains for the week and the year. Cotton futures extended their sharp rally this week. While momentum clearly favors market bulls, the nine-day Relative Strength Index continues to signal the upside has been done, meaning a time or price correction is needed. Be ready to rip off some more sales if the market shows signs of topping.
Cattle: Live cattle futures saw a choppy day of trade and ended split with the front-month down $1.55, February through June 17 1/2 to 70 cents lower and deferred months up slightly. Feeder cattle settled 40 to 55 cents higher in most contracts. Both markets posted solid gains for the week. As of today’s close, we were still awaiting word on today’s cash action. Traders went into the weekend expecting higher prices due to stressfully cold conditions across the country’s midsection, and futures reflect that. If cash prices end up being better or worse than expected, futures could respond.
Hogs: Hog futures favored a firmer tone throughout the day, but buying waned into the close and futures posted slight losses in all but the front-month contract. For the week, futures still posted sharp gains. Bulls clearly have the advantage heading into the new year. But with futures nearing overbought territory according to the nine-day Relative Strength Index, there is risk of profit-taking when traders return on Tuesday. Additionally, February hogs hold around a $10 premium to the cash index, although some weather premium is warranted and supplies are expected to tighten seasonally.


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Here you can find all info about Kali Mist from Serious Seeds. If you are searching for information about Kali Mist from Serious Seeds, check out our Basic Infos, Gallery, Degustation, Awards, Strain Reviews, Shop-Finder and Price Comparison, Lineage / Genealogy, Hybrids / Crossbreeds or User Comments for this cannabis variety here at this page and follow the links to get even more information – or list all Kali Mist Strains (8) to find a different version. If you have any personal experiences with growing or consuming this cannabis variety, please use the upload links to add them to the database!
Basic / Breeders Info
Kali Mist is a mostly sativa variety from Serious Seeds and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±80 days ), outdoors and in the greenhouse. Serious Seeds’ Kali Mist is a THC dominant variety and is/was never available as feminized seeds.
Serious Seeds’ Kali Mist Description
Indoor clone grow time: 1-5 days
Indoor flowering period: 70-90 days
Indoor yield: 300-500 g/m²
Harvest Date Outdoor: middle – end of November
Arguably the top sativa strain available today. With 90% sativa genetices, Kali Mist grows into tall, running, classically sativa plants with very few leaves. This strain produces dense clusters of full fluffy buds, producing much higher yields than you would expect. The plant structure and few leaves allow the light to pass all the way to lower branches, allowing bottom buds to develop fully. When planted outside early in the year this plant can grow very tall. Expect spiraling flowers with a high resin content and a delightfully spicy scent.
Kali Mist is often the choice of experts for their own stash grows. Also, particularly women seem to like this strain, next to the sheer pleasure of smoking it, we received several reports that it works great against menstrual cramps.
We are proud to announce that Kali Mist was improved in 2000 to produce bigger yields. In Spain it proved to be very mold resistent, even outside during bad weather. This strain has flavor and subtle cerebral effect that gave it a Cannabis Cup first prize in 1995 (Hydro Cup) and again (with this new and improved version) in 2000 (Seed Company Sativa Cup)! Without a doubt the choice for connoisseur stash. Gives a very strong, clear and energizing High.
Where to buy Kali Mist cannabis seeds?
Kali Mist from Serious Seeds is available as regular and feminized seeds. In 19 seedbanks, we found 46 offers between EUR 13.45 for 1 feminized seed and EUR 613.38 for 42 feminized seeds. If you are looking to buy Kali Mist Cannabis Seeds from Serious Seeds somewhere – have a look to our Kali Mist Price Comparison page with all current offers from all the connected seedbanks and shops – or visit one of the following tested, trustworthy and recommended seed-shops directly to check out their current Kali Mist offers: Linda Seeds | Linda Semilla, Hanfoase & Stecklingsexpress, Herbalist, Samenwahl.com, PEV Seeds Bank, canna-seed.com, Cannapot Hanfshop, Herbies Head Shop, Canna-Seed Seed Shop, Oaseeds, Amsterdam Seed Center, Chu Majek, Seeds24.at, Seedsman, Zamnesia, Indras Planet GmbH, Alchimia Grow Shop, Hanf & Hanf and Mary’s Seeds.
Kali Mist Awards
Serious Seeds’ Kali Mist is a cupwinning variety and won 3 awards between 1995 and 2002!
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Kali Mist Strain
Sativa Dominant Hybrid – 90% Sativa / 10% Indica
THC: 15%, CBN: 1%
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The award winning Queen of all sativa strains, Kali Mist is a sativa dominant hybrid as you may have deduced. The Kali Mist plant has a very high yield rate with buds in a dense cluster. The Sativa-Indica ratio for Kali Mist is 90:10 and the THC content is 15%. The CBD level has been recorded to …


MANDARINE PUNCH AUTO
1 pack (10 seeds): 60.99$
|Indoor flowering||9-12 weeks|
|Taste||Fruity, Citrus, Tropical|
Euphoric, Powerful, Relaxing
Mandarine Punch Auto is a feminized and autoflowering variety, born by crossing Maple Leaf Indica x White Widow x NYC Diesel x Hindu Kush.
It is 60% indica, 20% sativa and 20% rudelaris whose influences are evident in taste and effects. Being feminized it is easy to grow since you do not have to eliminate males and its autoflowering character makes it suitable for all types of climates , even cold climates.
The plants are short and compact , with a flowering time of 9 weeks (63 days). It has a thick central stem and a large lateral branching. Being autoflowering, you can get good yields.
Its indica part is seen with deeply relaxing effects along with the euphoric and creative sensation typical of sativas.
The aroma is sweet and citrus , more intense as the harvest approaches. The taste is of tropical and sweet fruit.


It’s that time of the year again when we start to take bookings for scarification and aeration. Due to the wet autumn that we’ve had we are expecting another bad winter/spring of moss. We are therefore offering in addition to the regularly scheduled moss killing application a half price application to all customers who book us in for scarification and aeration. This will further aid and slow down the moss taking over the lawn and undoing the hard work done in clearing out the moss through scarifying. We will carry out this extra treatment in the Early Spring. Of course we offer an additional moss killing treatment to all our customers at the beginning of the year pre-Spring weed and feed. If that’s something of interest to you contact us for a booking. For those having scarification and aeration if you’d really like to get on top of the moss then please book in with us now quoting HALF PRICE MOSS TREATMENT.


The Tobacco Bud is a fruit dropped by the Tobacco Vine Plant. It can be processed into Pipe Tobacco, a mild Psychosis Resistance granting consumable. It can also be deconstructed into a Tobacco Vine Seed, to grow another Tobacco Vine Plant.
Despite its looks, it can be thrown to create a splash of fruity, yellowy, goo on walls.
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Rubber Bale Cutters from Santec are specially designed to provide greater precision in cutting, while maintaining the uniformity in thickness. These bale cutters can be customized as per the specifications provided by the clients.
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and great main cola , she has a very strong fruit smell and really frosty finish (i think flawless finish make this), 122g of good nugs ( i think aroung 20g dry)
I will update the final weights next week
She was easy to grow, strong structured and produced some nice fat, frosty buds , maybe i dont have great yields but its ok for my first outdoor experience
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DetailsThis long lived, deer resistant bulb blooms in early spring with deep blue flowers. Plant with early spring daffodils for an especially vibrant color combination. Siberian Scilla is a strong naturalizing species for shade and semi-shade locations.
|Common Name||Siberian Squill|
|Botanical Name||Scilla siberica|
|Zones||2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10|
|Ships As||Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber|
|Light Requirements||Full Sun, Morning Sun & Afternoon Shade|
|Mature Height||4-6" tall|
|Bulb Size||8-9 cm|
|Bulb Spacing||16 bulbs per sq. ft.|
|Planting Depth||Plant 5" deep|
|Bloom Time||Early spring|
|Plant Type - Bulb||Perennial|
|Amount of Rain||10 to 20", 20 to 30", 30 to 40", 40 to 50"|
|Advantages||Deer Resistant, Easy to grow, Groundcover|
|Additional Information||Heirloom Bulb|
|Poisonous||Yes - Leaves, stems, berries, and bulbs all contain toxic compounds.|
|Ideal Region||Northeast, Midwest, Southwest, West, Pacific Northwest|
|Ships to Hawaii, Alaska & Canada||No|
Plant & Bulb Shipping Buy now and we will ship your order at the ideal planting time for your region. Shipping begins Sept. 18. Amaryllis Bulbs will begin shipping mid-October 2017 and will continue until we sell out or through December 31, 2017.
Most plant and bulb orders arrive within 2-6 days, or less, of leaving our greenhouses in Colorado. This prompt delivery is provided without additional express charges.
Grass Plugs Will ship at planting time in spring, beginning in late February.
Wildflower Seed & Grass Seed Orders ship within 2-3 days.
Gardening Goods: All non-plant items ship within 2-3 days.
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Post author:lloyd Post published:July 18, 2018 Post category:Uncategorized Post comments:0 Comments Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related Tags: avalon_farms, fishing, instagram, sustainable Read more articles Previous PostGleaning, the process of going along and getting the leftovers after the harvest, is mentioned in the Bible several places. Gleaning is good for the next crop, good for the land, and good for the pocketbook. Here we’re gathering up leftover hay cuttings to use as clean mulch in the gardens. It’s about as sustainable as you can get 😀Next PostI’m a scrounger from way back. Before it was cool to repurpose thrown away things. Got this beauty from a “material recovery project” aka tearing down an old building for the wood. Whoever had lived there left a garden bed full of mixed bulbs. It’s been fun seeing what they are. You Might Also Like First real squash harvest of the season. Mostly Zephyrs, a few patty pan and 2 crooknecks. Yummy!!! Coming soon to your table! May 7, 2018 Wandering the property this beautiful fall morning, looking for pretty yellow goldenrod blooms…so I can rip ’em out by the roots! October 25, 2017 The response to our new line of pastured poultry has been very encouraging! Raised on pasture, and supplemented with non-GMO soy free feed, these taste so much better than store bought chicken! Here’s another 100 chicks, ready in about 12 weeks. It’s nice and warm in the shed, but kinda noisy! February 2, 2019 Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.


NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Monsanto said Tuesday a new U.S. Patent and Trademark Office ruling gives it a victory in a 12-year patent battle over the technology used to insert new genetic traits into cotton and other flowering dicot plants.
The stock MON, +1.73% finished 33 cents higher at $36.74.
The Netherlands' Max Planck Institute and other parties had contested Monsanto's patent rights in the case.
The company said the decision was issued Monday and affirms that Monsanto was the first company to invent abrobacterium transformation tools for dicot plants.
Monsanto said it uses agrobacterium to insert beneficial characteristics into plants and it developed Bollgard insect-protected cotton using the technology.


Good morning. Grains and soybeans are posting small gains as we begin the day. Trading volume overnight was lighter than had been seen earlier in the week. Rain amounts yesterday in the western corn belt were generally less than forecasted. This is providing some support this morning as is the perception that this week’s price decline (soybeans are off 50 cents ) has been overdone. SX did close a gap of $9.58 to $9.63 that was established in early July. Outside markets are not providing much support or pressure to grains as the Dollar is steady and crude oil is just slightly weaker. The Dow looks like it will open with small gains. Chinese soybeans were lower today while corn was unchanged. Chinese veg. oil markets were lower . Malaysian palm oil was little changed. Traditional commodity funds are now estimated to be net long 103,000 corn contracts, 39,000 soybeans, and 18,000 Chicago wheat. Bunge says it is rethinking its buying practices from South American producers as farmers are reacting to lower prices by storing more of their soybeans. Maybe Bunge will have to pay more? Exporters are anticipating better basis levels at the Gulf this fall as ownership is nearly non-existent and the Chinese are expected to become aggressive buyers. Something to think about as you consider when to roll short SX forward. Markets are oversold and there remain areas of the Midwest that are too dry but weather forecasts are non-threatening. A modestly higher trade looks likely today. Have a great Friday and weekend!
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Address: 2880 E. Hwy 402, Loveland CO 80537 / (970) 670-0763
About Us / Integrity Farms LLC History: The Elliott family is once again working to provide Northern Colorado quality food and homemade wares. The entirety of our family participate in planting, pulling weeds, watering, making homemade wares and selling at local farmers markets and other wholesale and retail businesses. Integrity Farms is a proud partner of the Old Town Spice Shop on Linden St and will be growing locally, spices and herbs used in their spice blends. We are working on a program to support the hungry in Northern Colorado and are excited about the possibilities. We also make a mostly natural laundry soap and supply a couple of local assisted living facilities with our soap.


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It is now possible to process vegetables in a fully-automated manner. Better washing results allow high speed processing while maintaining quality.
The washing and cutting systems from Christiaens Agro Systems bring you the following benefits:
~ A choice of various systems, tailored to your requirements
~ From manual to fully-automatic grading
~ Better washing results
~ Ability to adapt to various soil types
~ Notable savings in terms of labour
~ Product quality is maintained
~ Water savings due to recycling
~ Long service life
Christiaens Agro Systems has also developed various grading lines for the horticultural industry and a range of automatic peeling machines for vegetables.
Their grading lines can be extended with various options, so we can tailor your machine perfectly to your requirements and the size of your farm.
To view the full range of vegetable solutions visit the Christiaens Agro Systems website www.christiaensagro.com


Local CSAs in the Powell Area
Supporting local Powell area CSAs provides significant value to the local community and a variety of other benefits. Studies have shown that locally sourced and organic foods have more nutrients, including antioxidants, than traditionally grown foods. Studies also show that people who have allergies to foods or preservatives often find their symptoms lessen or go away all together when they eat only locally sourced and organic foods! Support CSAs in Powell providing locally sourced products at Agrilicious.org
CSAs, Leeks, Lettuce, Mustard Greens, Onions, Peas, Peppers, Potatoes, Pumpkins, Radishes, Rutabagas, Salad Greens, Spinach, Sprouts, Summer Squash, Kale
CSAs, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Carrots, Cauliflower, Celery, Fresh & Dried Herbs, Corn, Eggs, Beets, Broccoli, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Peas
Lloyd Craft Farms CSA is located in the Big Horn Basin of Wyoming with 75 members from neighboring communities. We raise a wide variety of fresh a......
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Support Your Local Growers at this Community Farmers Market
Have a fun and healthy weekend with the best selection of fresh produce at the Farmers Market at Grogan’s Mill! This incredible community event offers a wide variety of family-friendly fun and great food that is all grown and produced in Texas.
Come enjoy the finest products that adhere to the high standards of the Farmers Market at Grogan’s Mill, which requires all agricultural and artisan vendors to grow or produce the goods they sell. Spend the day picking out the best items for your weekly meals, including veggies, artisan cheeses, olive oil, eggs, organic meats, prepared foods, natural soaps, and more! Profits from the Market go towards the Grogan’s Mill Village Association’s philanthropic programs in the form of college scholarships and support of Grogan’s Mill CISD schools, making it a fun way to support your local community!
At Aria at Rollingbrook Apartments in Baytown, Texas, it is clear that we have it all, but we still feel obliged to inform you of all the events our community has scheduled. Please feel free to join in all of the fun at this event!
Saturday, December 30, 2017 – 8:00 AM
Event Venue Location
The Woodlands Farmers' Market
7 Switchbud Place
The Woodlands, Texas 77380


What You Should Know About This Year
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Castor seed will show further weakness if it closes and sustains below the Rs 5,200 level on a weekly basis, and in that case it could test the Rs 4,980-4,800 zone, but chances are very remote. Seed Treatment in Castor Cultivation:-It is recommended to treat the seeds with Carbendazim @ 2 grams/kg of seed for preventing seed borne diseases like root-rot and Alternaria blight.Soaking the seeds in water for 18 to 20 hours is advised. Castor seed contains 40% to 60% oil, which is rich in tryglycerides called ricinolein. Castor Bean -Deep Purple- New Zealand Purple, Tropical Look, Fast Growing - Ricinus Communis, (16+ Seeds) Grown in and Shipped from USA! No. Jathropa Seeds. Price Date : 23 Sep. State : Karnataka District : Mysore Castor seeds and castor oil are also called Arandi, Amudalu, Amanakku vitaikal, Amanakku yenne, Haralenne, Arendal tel, Kasrrar yenna, Erandala, Rerira, Divela, etc. Castor Seeds. Latest Castor Seed rate/price in India. 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Disclaimer: The mandi prices displayed in these pages are collected from various sources across markets in India. Revankar Building, Court Circle, Travellers Bunglow Road, Hubli, Dharwad-580020, Karnataka, India, Hubli, Karnataka, India, Naganatigi tanda no03, Yadgir, Karnataka, India, 978, 1st Main Road, 2nd Cross, K N Extension, Yeshwanthpur, Bengaluru - 560022, Karnataka , India, Indi, Karnataka, India, Opposite Junior College, BB Road, Chickballapur - 562101, Karnataka , India, Indi, Karnataka, India, Jayanagar south, Banglore, Karnataka, India, No. Following details of the company have been verified. Randheja Railway Crossing, Mansa Road, Randheja, Gandhinagar - 382620, Gujarat , India, Wadi, Karnataka, India, Hubli, Karnataka, India 8, GF. S S CORPORATION - Offering Castor Seeds, रेंड़ी का बीज, Oil Seedsa in Kalyannagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka. Bengaluru, Karnataka, No. Bangalore Rural, Karnataka, Sri Venugopala Swamy Temple Road, Pavagada, Bengaluru - 561202, Dist. Bengaluru, Karnataka, 48, Liberty Acres, Golden Homes,, Attibele Sarjapura Road,, Sarjapura Road, Bengaluru - 562125, Dist. Bengaluru, Karnataka, No-56, 25th Cross, Yallore Nagar, Yallore Nagar, Bengaluru - 560047, Dist. Castor Seed. 4.1 out of 5 stars 208 $6.50 $ 6 . commodity rates 5.11.2020 castor seeds price in Gujarat/ગુજરાત ના બધા જ માર્કેટ યાર્ડ ના બજાર ભાવ/ #એરંડાના_ભાવ 977, Jayalakshmi Vilas Road, Chamarajapuram, Mysore, Karnataka, India, No. 19, Bardan Galli, Hubli, Karnataka, India, No. Revealed Comparative Advantage help. Bengaluru, Karnataka. This oil is widely used in huge number of medicinal, industrial and pharmaceutical. One of the reasons why China is looking to buy Indian castor seeds is that they are ruling lower in view of last year’s rise in production. All these factors ensure that the castor seed live price remains fluttering.


CSA@Work sign-ups are currently open through early June! Learn more about the program here, check out a few frequently asked questions (FAQ) below or reach out to Balanced You for more support.
What is a CSA?
CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture) are a great way to support local farmers and keep our region thriving while enjoying fresh seasonal produce delivered right at/near work. Individuals can subscribe or sign up to receive boxes of fresh goods directly from farmers who offer a “share” in their harvest. Typically, the share consists of a weekly box of vegetables delivered throughout the farming season. Fruits and other add-ons are also available.
How does it work?
Beginning late June, weekly boxes will be delivered to participants at 10 King County worksites. Each worksite has a site coordinator – employees that have volunteered to make this program work smoothly. They are available to help if you need assistance in accessing your box.
What’s inside of each box?
Heirloom tomatoes, mixed greens, eggplants in colors you didn’t know existed, mystery produce? Each week’s delivery will vary and be packed into a reusable wax box that is lined with a compostable or plastic liner. You can bring a reusable bag to transfer your veggies to. Or, if you take your wax box with you, return it to your pick-up site the following week so that they can be reused. Boxes will also include recipes so you can use what you receive in all sorts of delicious and creative ways.
Where do I pick up? What if I’m out of the office?
As the season approaches, site coordinators will contact participants and let them know where and when pickups will take place. If you will not be available to collect your box, please let your site coordinator know if advance and send a colleague or friend to pick it up for you. You can also have your box donated to local food banks.
What are my CSA box options?
Pike Box CSA
Pike Box supports 15 farmers from all over the state of Washington. Several of these farmers are certified organic, and a majority of the others grow to organic standards but are not certified, or use “no spray” techniques to manage their crops. This year, two CSA box sizes are available and flowers or fruit can be added on. Learn more about Pike Box, available box sizes and payment plans.
Sno-Valley Farmers Co-op
The Snoqualmie Valley Farmers Cooperative is made up of 20+ small, local farm that practice sustainable agricultural practices and grow their produce using organic principles. There are three CSA box sizes available, to which eggs and other items can be added. You’ll also have the choice to purchase a Veggie Box subscription or make a donation of a Veggie Box to a charitable organization. Learn more about Sno-Valley Farmers Co-op, available box sizes and payment plans here.
How do I sign up?
To sign up for Pike Box CSA, choose a location to pick up from, a box size, add-ons and a payment plan. To sign up for Sno-Valley Farmers Co-op, choose a location to pick up from, a box size, add-ons and a payment plan.
Who to contact for more information
Reach out to Balanced You or 206-263-9626 for more information.


The 'Geranium' Tazette Daffodil is a magnificent, fancy white daffodil which is also great for cutting! Its white blooms form in heavy clusters of 3 to 5 which are easily supported by the sturdy flower stems. The bright tangerine center help to define each individual bloom and make these wonderful for coupling with other orange spring blooms. The sweet fragrance of the blooms is an extra added bonus of these gems!
New to daffodils? Click here for a complete planting guide!
Click here for our top 10 fall bulb planting tips found on our blog!
I planted these in a bulb lasagna tub and they came up beautifully. Very fragrant.
These bulbs are very large and plump. All arrived in great condition. They are planted and will be beautiful in Spring.
this is one of the best results i had with bulbs in early spring. i planted it in a pot as i wanted to bring it inside. It grew well outside under cover in winter til it budded, then i brought it inside. Bloomed beautifully! not large flowers, it really seems like a paperwhite narcissus with a pretty orange little cup. They also dried nicely after that.
Bulbs arrived last fall and were healthy. All bloomed this spring. Nice cut flower.
These were the first of my daffodils to bloom. They look so gorgeous and I'm so glad I planted them in multiple spots around the yard! I will definitely buy more next year.


The next global mushroom tradeshow, Mushroom Days, will take place in the Netherlands on 22nd - 24th May 2019. It will be held at ‘The Brabanthallen’ in ‘s-Hertogenbosch.
JF McKenna will be attending the North American Mushroom Conference at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Orlando, Florida, 14-16th February 2019.
This event brings together Mushroom industry leaders from across North America and around the world, providing valuable and unique networking opportunities.
For more information on what you can expect from the event, visit their website: http://www.mushroomconference.org/
JF Mckenna will be taking part in the Ukrainian Mushroom Conference in Kyiv, Ukraine on 6-7 June 2018.
The conference is the largest event for the Ukrainian Mushroom industry, attracting people involved in all aspects of the Mushroom Industry from all over Europe. There are to be lectures on robotics for mushroom production, energy saving, modern marketing and promotion as well as discussions on the future of the industry
JF McKenna will be exhibiting at the 2017 Ireland Mushroom Conference, taking place on the 25th October 2017 at the Nuremore Hotel, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan.
The conference will involve seminars and networking, as well as guest speakers from different parts of the mushroom industry.
JF McKenna will be attending The Pieczarkalia Trade Fair & Conference in Poland on 6th - 8th September 2017.
This event is one of the most important events for the Polish Mushroom industry, and offers attendees a wide range of lectures and trade discussions.
JF McKenna are delighted to be exhibiting at the 59th Mushroom Short Course, which will take place on September 24-26, 2017 in Mendenhall, PN. The Short Course has been a premier annual event since 1956, contributing to the growth and profitability of mushroom growers all over North America.
The conference will feature speakers from both industry and academia and will highlight the latest advances, challenges, and opportunities on a broad range of subjects.


After a few months break I’m excited to be back and ready to write about all things edible. As part of my new start I have a new address (www.500m2.com) and a fresh new look and layout for my blog. I hope you all like the changes.
I’m still working on converting my subscribers over to the new blog, but I’m hoping that will be sorted out soon. In the meantime, feel free to subscribe manually to the new site if you would like to follow along.
My garden is heading out of winter and I’m planning for the Summer planting season. This year I’m quitting full size tomatoes due to fruit fly, but I hope to revisit to zucchinis, and I am also looking forward to trying to grow gem squash for my South African friends.
I’ve been excited to read that other Australian garden bloggers have been busy – Barbara and her family have made a tree change to Ballarat, Liz is sharing her knowledge kindly and regularly as always and Frogdancer is still gardening and Thermomix’n. I’m looking forward to catching up with everyone else.
Google went and discontinued Google Reader during my hiatus, so I’m in the market for a new RSS reader, too.
Happy weekend everyone!


Our company is today one of the market leaders in pig production. We have production capacity for about 4.000 sows and we annually produce 130.000 pigs for local market (sold at 110kg).
Wherever possible our company is following multi-siting production principle where sows and fatteners are in separated locations.
We produce pigs in 4 farms. Since 2001 all of our farms went through major renovation of production facilities in which we now operate according worldwide best practices.
Pig production cycle consists of 4 phases:
1. insemination of sow;
3. weaning piglets;
4. growing weaners to slaughter pig.
The whole process since insemination until sales of slaughter pig takes typically 42-43 weeks. According to production cycle we also distinguish between reproduction and fatteners farms.
Production site in Jesenské (Farm Domafala, see picture bellow) belongs to reproduction farms where inseminations and farrowings are conducted. Here we have all sows and piglets till they are weaned.


The THRIVE Accelerator supports seed stage startups from all areas of the value chain whose technologies drive us towards a more efficient, sustainable, and secure agriculture future.
THRIVE Accelerator startups are from all over the globe. The selected companies benefit from a 3 month virtual and in-person accelerator program that provides investment, direct access to the largest agriculture companies and farmers located in the Salinas and Central California growing regions, and mentorship from top industry leaders. The program begins in March and culminates in June at Demo Day at the Forbes AgTech Summit.
- Access to Corporates
- Access to Farmers
- Access to Investors
- Award-Winning Program
- Expert Mentorship
- Brand Exposure
THRIVE Accelerator looks for early to growth stage startups with technologies focused in the following areas:
- Big Data & Predictive Analysis
- Supply Chain Management
- Robotics & Automation
- Indoor Farming
- Innovative Food
- Farm Management Software. Sensing and IOT
- Animal Health & Livestock
Application Deadline is November 5, 2021.


Sustainable Bio-economy for Arid Regions: Growing Guar. Extension Field Day. Clovis, New Mexico. 9 August.
Multiple Approaches to Sustain Ogallala Aquifer in the Southern Great Plains of the United States of America. Agrosym 2018. Jahorina, Bosnia. 4-7 December.
Crop diversification for sustainable soil and water resources use in semi-arid regions of USA. XXI Biennial National Symposium of Indian Society of Agronomy, Udaipur, India. 24-26 October.
Identifying Co-Products from Guar and Guayule Processing Residues. 2018 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 30 October
Pairing Biomass Residues with Conversion Technologies. Advanced Bioeconomy Leadership Conference, Washington, D.C. 28 February.
Polymerization and guar gum bubbles. Outreach event activity. New Mexico 4-H State Conference. 11 July.
Microbial contributions. SBAR UA Research Team Seminar. University of Arizona. Tucson, Arizona. April.
Microbial contributions. SBAR UArizona Research Team Seminar. University of Arizona. Tucson, Arizona. April.
Microbial contributions to soil health: Optimizing guayule (Parthenium argentatum) production in an arid environment. SWESx Earthday Symposium. Tucson, Arizona. 15 April 2018. [poster]
Hydrothermal Liquefaction of Microalgae in Batch and Continuous Flow Reactors. PhD Dissertation Defense. New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. 24 October.


Jute mill owners for imposing tariff to discourage raw jute export
DHAKA, Sept 9, 2020 (BSS) – Private jute mill owners today urged the government to impose US$ 250 tariff on exporting per metric ton of raw jute to discourage jute export to meet the demand for raw jute in the country’s jute industry.
The mill owners came up with the call at a press conference at Lakeshore Hotel in the city’s Gulshan area.
“Country’s internal raw jute demand is at least 65 lakh bales, including 60 lakh bales for jute industry and 5 lakh bales for households. But in the first two months of the current fiscal year, raw jute export has been increased by 50 percent,” Bangladesh Jute Mills Association (BJMA) President Mohammad Mahbubur Rahman Patwary said in his written speech at the press conference.
If raw jute is exported in this way, the raw jute crisis will increase which would lead to closure of the jute mills due to jute scarcity, he said, adding therefore, the jute industry in the country will face severe losses if the government immediately does not take steps to discourage the raw jute export.
Noting that jute production will be about 30 percent less this year than the last year as the yield of raw jute has been severely damaged due to drought and extreme floods, the BJMA president said, “The jute market has already been affected adversely in this full season. It has been estimated that 55 lakh bales of jute would be produced this year due to the impacts of corona, cyclonic storm “Ampan” and floods while the country witnesses 75 lakh bales of jute production every year.”
Mahbubur Rahman said, “It was seen in July and August last that the best quality jute of the country named ‘Bangla Tosa’ was exported. This kind of jute is mainly used for making exported products.”
If the jute mills are shut down due to shortage of raw jute supply, he said, domestic and international buyers would refrain from using jute products, which would cause long-term damage to the jute industry.
Bangladesh Jute Spinners Association (BJSA) Chairman Md Zahid Mia and Bangladesh Multipurpose Jute-product Production and Exporters’ Association President Md Rashidul Karim Munna were present at the press conference, among others.


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Assisting our customers to improve plant growth, yields, quality and environmental conditions, you can rest assured we are on hand to assist you in ensuring your facility is safe, secure and sustainable.
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Three of my favourite peas looking blooming lovely. The promise of a brilliant mange tout to come with the purple flower of Jaune de Madras, the blousy flower of Dwarf Defiance and pretty double flowers of Carters Dwarf Sugar pea which are perfect for pots and small gardens
More planting out of crops for @HeritageSeedsUK using a pinch of excellent @CarbonGold in the planting hole. Morden Yellow is an ex-commercial Canadian cultivar no longer in production. Looking forward to see just how delicious they are and to save loads of seed.
A trugfull of treats for a spring supper. Durham Early cabbage, Syrian Small broad beans and Douce Provence peas all grown from my home-saved seed. I cannot claim the asparagus which I bought as crowns. Too delicious to do anything more than steam and eat with a little butter 😋
@RealFarmED @wrffc21 offers of land for people seeking to start regenerative enterprises are up on the web. Interested in a new life on the land in Monmouthshire and the Brecon Beacons. Know people who are? For Land Seekers - Our Food 1200 https://ourfood1200.wales/land-seekers/
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A huge thank you to Buckley's Homestead Supply for hosting all classes that they do. They deserve all of our business and continual support. They truly are a treasure for our community.
Please note: This class has a few openings left! Because Buckley's is hosting this class, and only have limited space, EVERYONE needs to call or stop by their store to register. Their phone number is: 358-8510. Call as soon as possible to avoid disappointment! For those that cannot make it this fall, this class will be offered again in March and April 2014. Cost $35 ; discount for couples.
While most often done in spring, tree grafting and chip budding can also be done in fall on some common fruits. Fall is also an excellent time to propagate grapes and many berries. Come join Don Chilo at Buckley's Homestead Supply on either Saturday: Oct. 19th or 26th from 1-4 pm.
Participants will get to graft their choice of several great tasting apple varieties on a single mini-dwarf tree.These trees will only get around 5 feet tall, will produce full sized fruit, and can be grown in the ground or a pot. In addition, we will learn propagation of several superior varieties of seedless grapes and blackberries. Lastly, we will also learn how to air layer subtropical fruit: pineapple guava and loquat. All participants will receive their own apple tree, grape or blackberry plus a chance to win either the pineapple guava or the loquat that we reproduce. Past classes have been so much fun, with all hands on activities learning new skills. Tuition of $35.00 includes all of the above. Space is limited for best instruction. Register by calling Buckley's Homestead Supply at: 358-8510. I look forward to seeing you- Don Chilo


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We've started this year's seed distribution scheme as usual. Please send us your seeds as soon as they are ready.
The group meets at the East Claydon and Botolph Claydon Village Hall, St Mary’s Road, Botolph Claydon, MK18 2LR (map)
We are awaiting information from the group.


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This is another hybrid pepper variety. It's a crossing between the Habanero Red and the Naga or a Bhut Jolokia (ghost pepper). The first impression, flavour wise is very fruity, a almost citrusy flavour and then the flavour of a Habanero takes over. This is a very hot pepper with a SHU of about 800.000. The pods ripen from green to bright red. When You search for a hot and very unusual pepper, don't look any further, You found it.


The Black Sea region has been holding top positions in the world grain, oilseed and sunflower oil markets for a few years now. However, the international pulse market also witnesses an upward movement of Black Sea countries.
In particular, Russia and Ukraine alone accounted for some 30% of global pea output in 2017 against 21% in 2016, reports UkrAgroConsult.
The reinforcement of the region’s position became possible owing to increased production of peas in Russia and Ukraine, chickpeas in Russia and lentil in Kazakhstan. The combined output of pulses in the region has doubled over the last five seasons.
An extremely important aspect is pulse exports, which secure high margins of cultivation and, consequently, further prospects of the Black Sea region in the pulse market. Black Sea countries currently account for 26% of world pulse exports.
In the opinion of UkrAgroConsult, the further development of the pulse segment is driven mainly by growth of global consumption, attractive price trends, the necessity to restore crop rotation previously oversaturated with oilseeds, and new trends towards healthy nutrition using pulses.
The paper was written on the basis of Sergey Feofilov’s report at the 2nd International Conference “Pulses. Facing Global Demand”
UkrAgroConsult is pleased to announce that “Filhet-Allard Maritime” company became a Sponsor of the XV International Conference “Black Sea Grain: Moving Up the Value Chain”.
Damien Plan, a Team Leader Arable Crops Markets, DG Agriculture, European Commission will make an outlook on further prospects of Ukraine-EU grain and food trade at the XV International Conference “Black Sea Grain-2018” .


Magnolia Farmers Market Opens
- Magnolia Farmers Market Opens
- Jun 04, 2016 from 10:00 AM to 02:00 PM (America/Los_Angeles / UTC-700)
- Magnolia Farmers Market
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Welcome back old faces and new! Opening day will feature plenty of fresh greens and lettuces, early summer vegetables, strawberries and cherries! Also look for great ready-to-eat foods such as Miri's Poffertjes and Girls Gone BBQ. New farmers this year include: Mariposa Farm, Providence Garlic, Rathbun & Moore (duck, goose), Verhey's Peaches.


Q.Damaged Pine by a Pileated Woodpecker
A pileated woodpecker has created a hugh hole in what appears to be a healthy, very large pine tree. How can I fill it/fix it to prevent further damage to the tree?
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
If it is just a few holes, treat them with an insecticide and a fungicide (neem oil is nice because it is both) and let them heal over naturally. If it is more than a few holes or they are big holes (more than 1 inch), you can cover the area with hardware mesh to keep animals out.


Last year, brown marmorated stinkbugs were a nuisance. This year, they are a serious threat to fruit orchards, and experts are not sure how destructive they might become.
The ubiquitous brown bugs with a citrousy or piney scent are making their way into midstate homes, previewing the hordes likely to appear in late September and October as the weather cools.
Bloggers share ideas about getting rid of them: Flush them down the toilet, vacuum them up, drop them in a bucket of soapy water, squash them, stick them to duct tape.
They are annoying in homes but don’t do much damage. They don’t bite or destroy wood.
To farmers, they have become a destructive pest.
Greg Krawczyk, an entomologist with the Penn State University Fruit Research Center in Biglerville, said some fruit orchards have lost 40 percent of their crops to the bugs. The hardest hit are in Adams County, northern Maryland and West Virginia.
Stinkbugs can eat almost anything and so far have no natural predators in the U.S. No one knows if their damage is going to spread to other crops.
"We have a huge list of questions and a very, very short list of answers," Krawczyk said.
The bugs, originally from Asia, appeared in this country about a decade ago and have spread rapidly.
In the midstate, exterminators are just starting to get calls from home owners and are expecting an onslaught as the bugs seek shelter for the winter.
"This is just the tip of the iceberg," said Heather Meccia, office manager for H.T. Treadway Pest Control, based in York County.
In previous years, the stinkbugs produced one generation a year. But this year there seems to be at least three generations, he said. That means they can infest a crop at almost any time during the growing season.
Krawczyk doesn’t know why it’s so bad this year. Two months ago, he traveled to West Virginia to learn about the bugs and now he’s trying to establish a colony in his lab to do research during the winter.
Meccia thinks many of the bugs might have survived outside last winter, kept warm in cracks covered by a blanket of snow. She has noticed an increase in all kinds of bugs this year.


AGCO Corporation has introduced the industry’s first Class 8 large square baler at AgriTechnica in Hanover, Germany
The Model 2370 UHD baler has been created to meet the needs of large commercial hay growers, operations that export hay and biomass material and businesses harvesting biomass for the biofuels and livestock feed industries.
This new baler is designed specifically for producing heavy, dense bales from light-weight, dry, slick grass and crop residue that can be hard to bale. It offers the throughput and reliability large operations require when harvest windows are small, and tons-harvested-per-day is driving an operation’s profitability.
“As their market demands increase, our customers have asked for even more capacity, density and reliability from large square balers,” said Shaun Allred, tactical marketing manager for hay and forage products at AGCO. “Our engineers in Hesston, Kan., went to work, and the result is the industry’s first Class 8 baler. The Model 2370 UHD makes 3’ X 4’ bales with 20 percent greater density than our industry-leading Model 2270XD baler, and it is built with the durability to run under high loads, covering thousands of acres, bale after bale.”
Small and large square balers are ranked in Class 1 through Class 8 using rated plunger load, the most measurable factor impacting a bale’s density. Class 8 is for balers with 750-plus kilonewtons (kN) plunger force, the highest classification.
Key features of the new large square baler, include a faster, 15 per cent heavier, more powerful plunger that operates at 50 strokes per minute. It packs a maximum load capacity of 760 kilonewtons (kN) – 63 per cent greater than the 2270XD baler. It also offers a heavy-duty main chassis frame, designed to handle heavier loads commonly seen when producing ultra-high-density bales. An all new OptiFlow pickup assembly system with five tine bars and 80 double tines on the pickup assembly to deliver 25 per cent greater pickup capacity compared to previous Hesston balers is naohter new feature. The machine is has a simple design with fewer cylinders, hoses, couplers and hardware compared to competitive balers, to help reduce maintenance and service and offers greater twine capacity and new shielding that makes service faster and easier which also helps keep the baler running more hours for greater productivity.


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|Baby Fold Waters Farm|
|600 South Main Street Buffalo Illinois|
|03/15/2017 10:00 AM|
High Producing Central Illinois Farmland in Eastern Sangamon County, Illinois! Mainly Class A Osco and Ipava silt loam soils, this farm has a 136.3 weighted soil productivity index. The four year actual yields are averaging 234 for corn and 67 for soybeans. Excellent soil fertility. A soil conservation plan is being actively applied on the 145.21 FSA cropland acres. There is a small area of timber, creek and natural area in the north part of the farm. Contact Brian Thompson for more details on this March 15th Auction at 309-665-0959!
From Springfield or Decatur Illinois take Interstate 72 to Exit 114 at Buffalo/Mechanicsburg. Turn south toward Mechanicsburg and take the first road (~11/2 mile) south of the interchange, which is Water Tower Road, west (right) and go 1.25 miles to the farm which begins on the right (north) side of the road. There is a gate in the middle of the property where a former road (North Fork Road) can be used to access the north part of the property.
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LAWD in conjunction with Delta Agribusiness is pleased to present for sale Woodend (the Property). The Property features prime mixed farming land, 93* percent arable, fertile soils and secure water. Woodend is being offered for sale by Auction, for the first time in over 100 years.
Spanning 203* hectares, the Property provides genuine scale as a standalone enterprise or bolt on asset for existing farming enterprises within the region.
Located within the Eastern Riverina Region of New South Wales, 13* kilometres west of Yerong Creek, 60* kilometres south-west of the city of Wagga Wagga and 88* kilometres north-west of Albury. The all-weather access and strategic location of the Property provides convenient access to a full array of markets, services and amenities.
The Property is currently leased, with the term expiring in March 2021. Historically, the Property was family owned and operated running a self-replacing Corriedale flock of 1,000* ewes in conjunction with a dryland cropping enterprise producing wheat, barley, and oats. The 2020 cropping program comprises of 48* hectares of oats and 45* hectares of wheat. The balance of the property comprises native perennial grasses with a strong sub clover content.
Woodend is well watered by nine surface dams and the seasonal Mundawaddery Creek which offers deep water holes and provides secure water for livestock. Two rainwater tanks on the machinery shed and cottage provide 40,000* litres of storage.
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Soils are predominantly red loams where elevation is high and heavy grey soils along the creek systems. Woodend features a gently undulating landscape with elevation varying from 204* Above Mean Sea Level (AMSL) to 190* metres AMSL.
Two-stand shearing shed and steel mesh sheep yards, elevated barn shed, hayshed, machinery shed/workshop and 3 x 42* tonne Kotzur silos.
The Property benefits from having an existing three-bedroom dwelling connected to power and water. The existing dwelling provides the incoming buyer with the opportunity to rebuild under the Lockhart Local Environmental Plan 2012.
Woodend is being offered for sale by Auction on Friday 18 December 2020, 11am (AEST) at Yerong Creek Bowling Club, 33 Cole Street, Yerong Creek.
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
The Seedless Watermelon
The McGuffey Art Center has agreed to have a show in October for the benefit of Meals On Wheels. Meals On Wheels is an organization that drives meals around town to shut-ins who would otherwise not be able to cook for themselves at home. A percentage (I can't remember how much!) of sales for that show will go to Meals On Wheels. I'd imagine that those people could use that scratch right about now seeing as their drivers are voluntary and they DON'T get reimbursed for the cost of gas. We've all agreed to make pieces of art with the theme of food. I could do a still life of fruit or what have you but I like to stir things up. I have really been thinking lately about how we are running the planet into the ground and how the presumed answer to hunger around the world and in countries with low-arable land is GM crops. Well, there is a lack of arable land because we have not taken care of our soils and that needs attention first. The only thing you'll get out of GM crops on low-arable land is the need in a few years for new GM crops to thrive in non-arable land. Also, I have been reading books on seed saving and the recommendations are to grow plants that are open pollinated or heirloom. To my amazement when I went through my regular seed catalogs, 90% of the seeds sold were hybrids. This means if one were to save seed from the hybrid (if it were viable), the next generation would not be "true" to the first. It would revert to a lesser crop or not produce at all. Then I stumbled onto "Seedless Watermelons" seed. Everyone loves seedless watermelon. I love seedless watermelon but as a future seed saver, the fruit would be useless to me. It struck me that if something horrible happened tomorrow to our infrastructure, the majority of the populous would be too ignorant to feed itself for very long. They would die or kill each other for the remaining food. Our ancestors traversed the deserts in Egypt with watermelons to quench their thirst. The thick empty rinds were even sometimes filled with water. Were the fruits cursed for the tedious habit of having seeds? Doubtful. I feel more and more isolated from my generation as I see more and more people fall under the slumber of convenience and ignorance. So, far be it from me to treat anyone to a simple unbiased still life of fruit. I am working on a broadside of seedless watermelons resting in the sand. I've already set the passage in 12pt. Tudor Black. I don't have a very extensive set and pretty much only have 3 e's left after setting it all up. The photoshopped version features a different font.
On a lighter note, my mystery veggie is finally having babies! A few of these vines popped up uninvited when I planted flowers and dill. I recognized the leaves and let them hang out. For the longest time the little yellow buds blossomed, got fertilized, and then dropped off before fruition but now they appear to have taken hold. I wonder what my little fuzzles will be?


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Barely 3 months since we started and the original wasteland turned into a productive veggie patch. Nature supported us by providing generous Autumn rains.
our very first crop
It looks modest but it is a milestone none the less!
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BEIRUT — The first shipment of over 26,000 tons of Ukrainian food under a Black Sea export deal was cleared to proceed on Wednesday, towards its final destination in Lebanon, according to the United Nations.
Here’s what we know:
• Georges Berbari, director-general of the General Directorate of Cereals and Sugarbeets in the Ministry of Economy and Trade, told L’Orient Today Tuesday that the Ukrainian ship coming to Lebanon is carrying corn and barley as animal feed.
• The Sierra Leone-flagged Razoni, is the first ship to leave Ukraine's Odessa port since Russia's invasion, and will carry more than 26,000 tons of corn and undergo an inspection in Istanbul, which it arrived to on Tuesday, before continuing to Lebanon's Tripoli port, a UN-led monitoring center said on Monday.
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Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana
The years old enemy of Indian agriculture has come back to haunt our country’s most important sector once again. This year’s drought has hit the farmers badly in 10 states. As a result, the government has come out with its rescue plan to save farmers from the crisis. The plan, for now, is to use funds allocated to Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) and some other schemes for improving water and fodder supply in areas like Bundekhand where drought has been playing evil from quite sometime.
This less-known scheme has earned some media attention after long time. Otherwise it’s not too popular in the mainstream, especially not when compared to other agriculture schemes (i.e. PMKSY, PMFBY etc.) launched by PM Modi. The scheme is going to be 9 years old in August, so let’s take a look at what was its aim and how successful it has been so far in achieving it.
RKVY: Brief History
RKVY was launched during second tenure of former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh in August 2007. Its aim was to achieve 4% annual growth in country’s agriculture sector. Its primary objectives were:
- To incentivise states for increasing public investment in agriculture,
- To provide much needed autonomy to states for dealing with their agricultural issues,
- To maximize the returns for farmers,
- And finally as a result of all steps mentioned above, to increase the productivity of whole agriculture sector.
The scheme was funded by Central government, but utilization of funds had been left over state governments. No restrictions were imposed on states regarding utilization of funds except for the restriction that funds had to be used only for agriculture related purposes. As long as States participating in the scheme met this requirement, they could utilize the funds provided to them as they saw fit.
A strict eligibility criteria had been devised by the government to make sure that states didn’t lose focus from their agriculture sectors after receiving funding. The criteria required states to maintain their percentage of agriculture expenditure above a base line. This base line was determined by the average percentage of their annual agriculture expenditure for last three years. For example, consider the scenario given below for a state:
|Year||Agriculture Expenditure||Total Budget Outlay||Agriculture Expenditure Percentage|
|2007 – 2008||Rs. 250 crores||Rs. 2600 crores||9.61%|
|2008 – 2009||Rs. 200 crores||Rs. 2300 crores||8.69%|
|2009 – 2010||Rs. 150 crores||Rs. 1800 crores||8.33%|
|2010 – 2011||Rs. 170 crores||Rs. 1900 crores||8.94%|
In this scenario, the base line for this state to receive funding under RKVY for FY 2010 – 2011 will be determined by the average percentage of its agriculture expenditure for last three years. That is:
Base line for 2010 – 2011 = (9.61+8.69+8.33)/3 = 8.87%
Now since its agriculture spend for 2010 – 2011 is higher than this base line (8.94%), it’ll be eligible to receive funding under the scheme for 2010 – 2011. Otherwise not.
The states were not allowed to add funds received under RKVY into their agriculture expenditure to boost their percentages above the base line. The expenditure outlined in second column of table given above had to come from their own budget outlays.
Though we don’t hear about them anymore, the performance and results of this scheme had been quite satisfactory. According to a press release published by Press Information Bureau in March 2011, various states reported a significant increase in their agricultural outlays after four years of its implementation. Chhattisgarh, Tripura, Bihar, Maharashtra and Orissa reported triple-digit percentage jumps ranging between 400% – 800% in their outlays. However, just like many other good deeds of UPA government this one too didn’t earn enough attention.
So it turns out that UPA government remained successful enough in utilizing this scheme to boost country’s agriculture sector. Now it’ll be interesting to see how successfully NDA uses it to fight drought.
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This is the rage in gardening world...glass gem corn! You would understand why...
Must admit...I'm coveting this too!!
Corn is definitely worth planting! It's easy to grow and a freshly harvested corn, straight from the garden taste so sweet!
My little girl is on search for food...first thing in the morning!
She found some....
Just checking to see if it is ready, by looking at the size, and when the golden silky hairs has started to turn brownish in colour...
This will do!
Although it's not rainbow coloured, yet, this one is definitely a sweet corn... everybody's favourite!
I suppose, if our corn came out with vibrant rainbow colours like these....we probably would hesitate eating it! ...you reckon??
I love corn - the sweet corn variety. Getting more and more expensive here, can't really afford anymore - will eat once in a while only. Eyewwww...wouldn't wanna eat the colourful ones - look like imitation jewellery.ReplyDelete
We also eat corn only when it's in season...afterall that's when it taste its best too:)Delete
I haven't tried that colored ones , it sure looks pretty , isn't it ?! That freshly-picked sweet corn looks pretty good as well ! :DReplyDelete
Would like to plant those coloured corns oneday...for the moment, there's a long waiting list if you want the seeds! So...we remain happy with the usual:)Delete
So interesting to see rainbow corn..ReplyDelete
It would be nice to see it for real, wouldn't it? :)Delete
Hi Annie! I've never eaten those beautiful colored corns but aren't they so pretty! I do love fresh corn and just bought some from the grocery store. But it won't be as good as your garden fresh corn! ;)ReplyDelete
thanks for popping in to see me and be a sweetie,
If I would have those gem corns for real, I would just stare at it for a day...yes, they'll be pretty for autumn harvest decor :)Delete
rainbow colour corn? Hmmmm...have not seen those in this part of the world yet though I have seen dark purple corn.I did not buy hence didnt know how it taste likeReplyDelete


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Farmers’ protests have erupted once again in north India. The farmers’ unions want nothing short of a complete withdrawal of the recently enacted Farm Acts, which they claim will ruin small and marginal farmers. Their main worry is about a possible withdrawal of the Minimum Support Price (MSP) and a dismantling of the public procurement of grains. (Read More)
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Sorry All GONE -- We sent out 11 envelopes w/ 20 seeds each of 3 colors. Now I hope they grow as well as mine are.
Hi, I have fresh seed for Calibrachoa / Kablooms. I started some a week ago and they are peeking green already.
Could someone put my excess to use?
I have 50/60 each of three colors. White, Pink, & Blue/purple. I would like to see these grown.
OK, I've sent out 6 sets (25 seeds of each color)and run out of small envelopes soo I'm using "00" drug capsules. BOY did I miss the count. I only used half of my excess.
I forgot to mention that will have to be started indoors SOON as they are slow growers. 12 /14 weeks for a 10" pot. I'll package up a dozen or so of each into small envelopes and send U all three colors. OOOH, they are VERY small seeds. Less than a grain of sand, about 1/3 the size of a celery seed. BUT they are growing.
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I have 30 of each started, that's more than I need for my flower tree.
Email me your addy I'll send them right out.


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Located an hour and a half away from Prague, the Czech Republic’s Liberec region is where the Yves Rocher Foundation is committed to planting 200,000 trees between 2021 and 2024.
Volunteers from Čmelák tackle issues surrounding preserving existing woodland and reforesting forests blighted by bark beetles, one of the knock-on effects of single-crop farming
How are things progressing in the Liberec region?
We travelled to the Czech Republic a few weeks ago to pay a visit to the Lesoskolky nursery. We met the director of the Doksy municipal forests board, who took us on a tour of the various planting sites in the area. We then visited a second site in Česká Lípa, where planting is coming along nicely.
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Discussion in 'Marketplace' started by ant, Apr 16, 2007.
why you selling it?
i don't use it..
Ant takes great care of his equipment. If you are looking for a clean barely used permagreen, this is it.
Pics Please? Am interested but would like to see what I am trying to buy.
i need to get pictures... it is still for sale


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Stagnant Venezuela's grain output in 2012
Raw material shortage may hit sowing in 2013
Based on the estimates, production in the private sector in 2012 was 1.31 tons of corn (white/yellow), 0.71% more than in 2012. In the meantime, paddy rice gained 7.79% and stood at 695,232 tons. Sorghum output hiked 27% with respect to last year and accounted for 99,670 tons.
The results reveal stagnation in cereal production despite joint efforts of the agriculture sector and, particularly, the Executive Office.
Fedeagro's co-chair Antonio Pestana explained that agrochemicals shortage hit the development of such crops, and improvisation took hold throughout the year. He also stressed that output in 2012 was below expectations.
The outlook for the raining season in 2013 is bleak. Pestana remarked that shortage of raw material could worsen amid a drop in the sale of US dollars by the central bank to companies importing agriculture supplies. This will hit such companies, as they have failed to repay debt with foreign agrochemical suppliers.
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Insertions/Deletions-Associated Nucleotide Polymorphism in Arabidopsis thaliana
Guo, Changjiang; Du, Jianchang; Wang, Long; Yang, Sihai; Mauricio, Rodney; Tian, Dacheng; Gu, Tingting;
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- Journal: Frontiers in Plant Science,volume 7 (issn: 1664-462X, eissn: 1664-462X)
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- Subject: nucleotide polymorphism | structural variation | deletion | Plant Science | insertion | Original Research | nucleotide dimorphismmesheuropmc: food and beverages
Although high levels of within-species variation are commonly observed, a general mechanism for the origin of such variation is still lacking. Insertions and deletions (indels) are a widespread feature of genomes and we hypothesize that there might be an association bet... View more