We going to show you how to choose the best garden hoes for your yard. We’ll go over what a garden hoe is, what it looks like, and some brands that are worth considering. If you’re looking for gardening tools, this article will be perfect!
Quick Overview (Our Top 3): Best Garden Hoes
Now that you have seen our top 3 picks. If you are still looking for other options, go ahead and see our complete list of garden hoes.
10 Best Garden Hoes List
- 【High-efficiency stirrup hoe design】: The stirrup hoe needs a handle to be convenient to use. The factory is equipped with 1 stirrup ring hoe and 2 reinforced fixing nuts. With a special hollow design, it is a very practical hand tool that requires your own DIY handle.
- [DIY Handle]: According to your needs, add handles of different lengths, DIY design your favorite long handle garden hoe. Using this for a garden is no fuss, and best of all, it's a stirrup that you make yourself.
- 【Multiple Uses in One Machine】:Stirrup Hoe is not only easy for everyone to use and simple to install, but also a must-have garden tool for you weeding, ditching, sowing, planning, loosening soil, growing vegetables and flowers, eradicating weeds,
- 【High Quality Metal Material is Strong and Durable】This weeding tool is designed with a wide and sharp metal blade, which can quickly and flexibly remove thick weeds on hard soil and landscape rocks, the sturdy metal end will not bend and wobble easily. The garden hoe handle is made of high-quality stainless steel, which is stronger and more durable than most wooden handles, and the hand-forged and welded heat-treated blade is more durable, rust and corrosion resistant, and durable.
- 【Best Service】Provide 2 years limited maintenance or replacement, feel free to contact us! Enjoy this all steel hardened hollow stirrup hoe for weeding!
- ▲【Push Pull Hoe Garden Tool】Our garden hoes are designed with push-pull motion which is safer and more efficient for weeding, cut weed roots or cultivating around live growing plants with ease.
- ▼【Weeding Hoe Long Handle】Hoe Length is adjustable to be 30", 43" and 60" which provides maximum comfort for tall gardeners and protect you from bending over.
- ◀【Sturdy Quality】Weeding tools for garden are made of Commercial grade & extra thick 1.3" diameter premium steel which is sturdier and made to last for years.
- ▶【Easy to Install】1 mins to assemble this collinear hoe by screwing 3 pieces together with no extra tools required. Exactly different hoes gardening!
- ▲【Service Best】DonSail provides 5 Year limited maintenance or replacement so that feel free to contact us whenever! Enjoy this all steel hardened hollow hoe for weeding!
- 【Multifunction】The This is a very practical gardening hand hoe tool for a variety of tasks including digging, weeding, loosening soil, aerating, transplanting and more.
- 【Thickened design】Stainless steel rod design with a sheath is not easy to slip off, the anti-rust steel head is thickened and quenched, more sturdy and stable, and can be used for daily work
- 【Adjustable size】Optimal 30.7inch length for long reach and balance - ideal for gardeners who find many long handle weeder to hard to manage
- 【Easy to store】The garden hoe occupies a small area, and the end sheath can be hung up, or it can be detached and placed in the trunk or corner of the car. Reduce space usage
- 【Premium service】If you have any questions about our weeding tools gardening, you can contact us, we will reply you within 12 hours
- ATW, 54-inch North American ash, lacquered handle for strength and durability
- ★ The NJP1012 Handheld Triangle Hoe is part of an extensive line of Nisaku gardening tools including the #1 selling Hori-Hori Digging Knife on Amazon, the NJP650.
- ▲ Features: 6" Stainless Steel blade is rust resistant and a breeze to wash. Polished wood handle is durable and easy to grip.
- ▲ Triangle Hoe Use: The triangle hoe is particularly useful in digging narrow furrows or for loosening rocky soil. The sharp point gives you additional penetrating power and its single point of pressure ensures you can pierce any surface. It can also be used for weeding since it digs deeperer down than a traditional hoe and get down to the roots of those pesky weeds.
- ▲ Quality: Made from authentic Tomita (Est. 1960) Japanese Stainless Steel by real metal craftsmen gives all Nisaku tools a touch of Japanese history.
- ▲ Durability: Constructed with a shank that is forged in one piece to the blade instead of just being welded and then secured to the handle with steel rivets. This ensures your Hoe is extremely durable, bend resistant, and has a lot of levering power.
- Corona's new line of EXTENDED REACH hand tools are designed for working in raised -bed gardens small garden and tight access locations
- ComfortGEL grips deliver comfort to gardeners who seek an easier more therapeutic gardening experience
- Optimal 36-in length for long reach and balance - ideal for gardeners who find many long handle tools to hard to manage
- Country of Origin China
- 【New design】:Using a special hollow design, it is efficient and durable, and can be used for daily gardening work such as weeding, soil loosening, and vegetable planting.
- 【High-quality material】:Selected high-quality steel, hand-forged and welded, very durable. Thicker steel bars are more durable.
- 【Forging process】:Using traditional forging process, without any anti-rust polishing treatment, the surface will appear a bit rough, which will not affect the use, giving you a rustic simplicity.
- 【Occasion】: It can be used for daily gardening work such as weeding, soil loosening, vegetable planting, etc.
- 【Notes】:This handmade hoe is very sharp. Protective gloves must be worn during use to avoid injury. In addition, it must not be used for children to play, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable.
- HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL - The head of pick axe is made of forged carbon steel, and the handle is made of plastic fiberglass material. The combination of the two makes the whole sturdy and durable. You don't have to worry about it breaking when you use it.
- READY TO CONNECT - The handle and head of the garden pick mattock come in unassembled. First push the head as tightly as possible onto the handle. Then, you bang the bottom handle down a concrete surface and let gravity push the head into place a bit more.
- DOUBLE-HEADED DESIGN - The pick mattock hoe adopts a double-headed design. On one side is a pointed end for breaking rocky surfaces. On the other side is a hoe with a slightly sharp edge, which is perfect for cutting and straightening hard soil.
- HANDY TOOL - The dual headed weeding mattock hoe is an essential tool for working in the garden, making your garden look more beautiful and tidy. It is very suitable for digging in hard soil, perfect for gardening, prospecting and camping.
- WORRY-FREE PURCHASE - If you have any dissatisfaction with our adze hoe within 30 days after receiving the product, you can contact us for a refund. Feel free to email us and let us know if you have any questions or feedback about our product. We are dedicated to providing you a satisfactory shopping satisfaction.
- Multifunctional sickle garden tool for weeding, digging, soil loosening, planting and other different gardening tasks
- Durable, quick and easy to use sickle hoe, suitable for any garden, yard and farm use All steel blade Japanese sickle style hand weeder, very sharp and sturdy
- All steel blade Japanese sickle style hand weeder, very sharp and sturdy
- Bent angle weeding sickle with ergonomic wooden handle, comfortable to hold, making manual weeding easy
- Blade Length: 4.88inch (124mm), Handle Length: 10.3inch (262mm), Total Length: 12.59inch (320mm)
- Heavy duty carbon steel garden tool does not bend or break
- Multi use garden tool for weeding, moving dirt, and planting
- Rubber Ergo-grip handle with anti slip handle
- Powder coated finish to resist rust
- Lifetime Warranty - We guarantee this tool for life
If you are working alone, then we understand how important it is to have the right gear. Choose one from our list and you will not regret sure.
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THE GRAINS Research and Development Corporation has appointed its three regional panels, with 12 new members across the three panels.
The Northern, Southern and Western Panels are now set for the next two years, with the new panels commencing duties on September 1.
On the southern panel there are three new appointments, two from South Australia and one from NSW.
The new appointments are Fiona Marshall from Mulwala in the Southern Riverina; Richard Murdoch from Warooka on SA’s Yorke Peninsula; and Randall Wilksch who is based at Yeelanna on SA’s lower Eyre Peninsula.
The major shake-up came on the northern panel, where there are six newcomers.
Incoming panellists include Liverpool Plains senior agronomist Peter McKenzie, central Queensland senior agronomist Graham Spackman, Riverina district grower Roy Hamilton, Parkes district grower Bruce Watson, West Wyalong grower Roger Bolte and southern Queensland research pathologist and private consultant Jo White.
In the west, new members are Fiona Gibson, a grower at Mingenew, agronomist Michael Lamond and Binnu grower Rohan Ford.
GRDC chairman John Woods welcomed the new panellists and paid tribute to those departing.
“The regional panels are a key strength of the GRDC, they play a critical advisory and strategic role in informing GRDC investments in research, development and extension (RD&E) to create enduring profitability for Australian grain growers,” Mr Woods said.


I spent last week in DC on business, and saw a flower that I’d never seen before during a walk through on one of the public gardens. It turns out it’s a passion fruit vine. From reading up on it, I find it hard to believe that DC is warm enough for it, but maybe they have to grow it as an annual like I will. I’ve put it on my list of seeds to buy and try.
We’ve decided that next year I’m going to just do seeds, no plugs. It worries me a bit, but deep down, Frank thinks plugs are cheating.
Me, I look at the wonderfulness of my window boxes right now, and I’m just amazed they all came from teeny tiny plugs last March. Seeds scare me. What if I can’t do it well enough to fill all these boxes to such irrational exuberance again?
The garden is basically on cruise control right now. I put in a couple of hours doing basic maintenance stuff when all I’d planned was a walk-through. But once I saw a few weeds, I just couldn’t resist. The baskets that I have spread out all over are working out perfectly. I like the color they are aging to, and I like having so many of them around to put my random weed pulling harvests into.
It’s really pretty out there right now, but I’ve got too many yellow flowers, and too little of other colors. I only think I’ve said that about a hundred times.
Oh — our burning bushes are already starting to turn. That’s not good. It must be the soil. They are a rather ugly dull reddish tint right now. I’ve amended the soil a lot, but I don’t think I gave it the right stuff. I just did compost, and I need to read up on them to see what specific thing they need.
It is definitely time for the gazebo. We are enjoying that so much this year. I have plans to sit out there a lot this weekend.


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High productivity, robustness and maneuverability are the main strengths of this mulcher with a fixed rotor system.
The UMM/S is a very versatile model for tractors between 180 and 350 hp.
It has a mulching capacity of up 35 cm diameter material.
The well distributed weight allows for great maneuverability also in steep and sloppy applications.
The alignment PTO system “W” connected to the central gearbox, allows for a wider working angle of the PTO shaft in all working conditions.
This new model features the new counter-blade Spike PRO as standard equipment.
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Z style self ranging system of the PTO drive shaft/gearbox
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This Fair Trade Organic coffee is produced by the cooperative Reyna del Cafe which translates to the Queen of Coffee. The coop is located in northern Nicaragua in the department of Madriz which is recognized for having a unique micro climate. Higher elevations and cool dry weather allow for the coffee to mature slowly which in turn creates a complex flavor profile unlike any other in Nicaragua.
The coop is made up of 128 members, the majority of which are small producers with 3.5 hectares or less, both men and women alike. Through the use of Fair Trade and Organic premiums Reyna del Cafe is able to provide workshops for their members, improve their milling services, and tap into new international markets. The coop also has a strong sense of environmental stewardship; Madriz and the surrounding departments are recognized for having high bio diversity and protected forests.
Cupping notes: Clean, citrus acidity, sweet caramel and butterscotch notes, silky body.
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Fall Tree & Shrub Care
Having a beautiful lawn is something most homeowners have some sense of pride in. From weed control and fertilization to aeration and seeding, lawn care is an important part of landscape management. But many homeowners forget about their trees and shrubs. Although ornamental trees and shrubs enhance the overall beauty of a landscape, professional care is often overlooked. We have some tips and reasons why winter and fall tree and shrub care is vital for healthy plants.
Plants that grow in forests and woodlands get all their nutrients from undisturbed soil rich in organic material like decomposed leaves. It's a bit different for shrubs and trees in residential landscapes. Most of these plants require some amount of supplemental fertilization. To ensure a long, healthy life for your trees and shrubs, having professional care is a must.
When to fertilize
Fall is one of the most important times for your trees and shrubs. The combination of warm soil and cool air stimulates root growth in preparation for colder weather. The plant requires less energy and shifts its focus to root development. Fertilizing the plants at this time assists in building stored nutrients (aka energy) to get through winter. Although above-ground growth slows in the winter, the plants' roots never sleep.
This is one of the reasons we apply our custom-blended, slow-release fertilizer in late fall. The roots are better able to absorb the nutrients and apply them to important health-promoting functions such as disease and drought resistance because the plant is not focused on active growth. Any excess nutrients are stored in the roots and become available when needed for new growth the next spring.
Benefits of fall fertilization
There are many benefits of fertilizing in the fall.
- Straight to the roots. When you fertilize in the fall, the nutrients go to the roots as opposed to the leaves. We typically pay more attention to what's above ground because that's what we can see; however, roots are vital to the plant, and after a hot summer, they deserve a little pampering.
- Vibrant colors. By having professional tree and shrub treatments, your shrubs will get the nutrients they require to produce beautiful, long-lasting foliage. When a plant doesn't get adequate nutrients, the leaves can become weak and die even before they have a chance to turn color and fall naturally.
- Quicker green up. Plants fertilized in late fall, and are on a routine fertilization program, will green up earlier in the spring, be more resistant to disease, and stay healthier throughout the year.
If your shrubs and trees are causing more trouble than they're worth, there's a problem. The health of your ornamental trees depends on key nutrients. As those nutrients are lost, your tree may become susceptible to disease or insects. Often, these problems go unnoticed. And hundreds of insects and diseases can infest ornamentals in the southeast.
Fall care tips
As a homeowner, there are tasks you can complete to complement your professional plant care.
- Prune and remove dead limbs or limbs hanging to the ground.
- Rake and remove any loose leaves and debris.
- Plant new plants or transplant established ones in the fall. With cooler temperatures, there is less chance of the tree dying from sun scorch or drought.
- Apply 2-3 inches of mulch around the plant base. Mulching insulates the plant's roots and helps protect against cold weather. It also helps the plants retain moisture and nutrients.
While some people assume that shrubs and trees are self-sustaining, the truth is they require regular care, just like your lawn. Remember, fall tree and shrub care is vital for healthy plants. Plant care by professionals, coupled with proper care by the homeowner, will help your trees and shrubs live a long, healthy life and bring beauty to your landscape Contact Turf Masters about our Tree & Shrub Care Program today and protect all of your landscape.


Folks are like plants; We all lean towards the light. - Kris Carr
For many years, a garden to grow plants, flowers, vegetables, and fruits will need a large area of the backyard. These days, with space becoming more difficult to find especially in cities, many urbanites have begun to adopt urban gardening, or growing plants in their apartment homes and offices, as a way to bring some nature into their lives.
WHY ARE WE DOING IT
Surrounding ourselves with plants is good for our health, and is a great way to de-stress and possibly a quick escape from the busy city life around us. Urban gardening can be made easy with the right tools, and is a great hobby for anyone, young or older, to start and maintain.
Growing plants in our apartment home or office is a great way to find a sense of accomplishment, and a great hobby to pick up. There is something very special about finding the ideal plant and watching it grow and thrive. Whether it is a flowering plant, a green tropical, or a succulent, you can always pour in all your tender care and attention to just watch your urban garden grow.
As the awareness of the quality of life and overall health became prominent, many of us are also starting to wonder what exactly are we eating and where it comes from. This larger awareness has been leading to this increasing number of urban dwellers started a "green revolution" of growing their own food.
HOW TO DO IT
Depending on the light you have in your apartment home or office, you can grow a variety of different types of plants. There is always a plant for every location, whether you have a sunny windowsill or a shady nook in your office. Bringing plants and greenery into your space is a great way to allow yourself to enjoy nature, even if you are in an apartment home or office.
Caring for your urban garden is easy too. One of the best tools that you can get for your urban garden is a self-watering pot. A self-watering pot allows you to enjoy greenery and plants without the worry of forgetting to water them. These pots take the stress out of gardening, and make every gardener a green thumb, whether you are a beginner or an expert.
WHAT CAN WE GROW
Growing herbs and vegetables is a great way to bring greenery into our urban environment, and it is always fun to plant some of our own food and watch it grow. Nothing is more satisfying than seeing a plant grow and produce food that you are able to harvest from it.
Many urbanites that decide to start an urban garden in their apartment homes or offices are attempting to bring nature into their space. Urban gardening, whether you have one plant or ten planters, is a great way to get involved in the space around you and contribute something to your apartment home or office.
Many plants are easy to care for and require little maintenance. Some can be more of a challenge, but with the right tools, can also be very rewarding. Always take an inventory of the space that you have available in your apartment home or office, and what kind of light coming into your growing area.
HAVE FUN GROWING
Every apartment home or office need a plant that to complete it. Growing plants where you live and work is a great way to feel more relaxed and to de-stress. Plants purify the air around you and allow you to focus on what is important in life, and help you to bring some nature into your urban spaces.
Find out more on the various growing kit from Seishin.


The oil palm industry's contributions to Malaysia's export revenue are expected to remain strong in the years ahead given the competitive oil palm prices than other vegetable oils apart from the oil-palm derived food products and upstream, midstream and downstream industries.
Plantation Industries and Commodities Deputy Minister Datuk Hamzah Zainudin told the Dewan Rakyat on Thursday the industry contributed RM83.4 billion to export revenue last year.
"This showed oil palm is among the key sectors contributing to our nation's export revenue.
"However, it's difficult to state the actual revenue earned from this sector as every segment such as crude palm oil, processed palm oil and oleochemicals contribute varying range of revenue," he told Mohd Nizar Zakaria (BN-Parit) during question time.
Mohd Nizar had asked for the total export revenue earned by the country from oil palm by-products and to how many countries the products are exported.
Hamzah said the products are exported to more than 150 countries and the major buyer last year was China, accounting for 19.1 per cent of total exports, Europe (12.3 per cent), Pakistan (7.5 per cent) and the United States (7.1 per cent).
Between January and August, export revenue from oil palm-based products totalled RM47.4 billion, with China still remaining as the main export market for Malaysia's oil palm and palm oil-based products. - Bernama


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This film, produced by Yorkshire television, has provoked in England interest and fun. It's the story of a 46-years-old woman, Anna, and of her solitary work in the 23 acres field in High Pennines, both in cultivation and grazing. In this area of Yorkshire winter never ends. Beside Anna live, with their families, little shepherds communities. Once in a year Anna and the other inhabitants of High Pennines descend to the valley in order to take part in the harvest feast. Then, they come back up on their mountains, where long winters are waiting for them.


Either way, I am so happy to see this down. You can see in the first photo, that the person tearing it down was kind enough to take the doors off first, so we could recycle them onto another barn. The recycling has already started.
Today I do need to start back at the garden. Right after the barn came down, the rain arrived. I'm glad to get it, but now the weeding starts and boy do we have weeds.
We are gonna be very, very busy. The peas are on too.


|Size||1 x 2|
|Skill(s) Required||Plant Lore|
|Object(s) Required||Block of Wood x4, Board x4, Plant Fibres x8|
|Required By||Black Tea Leaves, Cured Hemp Bud, Cured Tobacco Leaf, Dried Pepper Drupes, Germinated Wheat Seed, Green Tea Leaves, Raisins, Silkworm|
|Back to Structures | Objects|
Used with a Treeplanter's Pot and any one of Apple Core, Fir Cone, Mulberry, nut, pine cone or any catkin to create a new Tree of that type. Also used to dry Wild Windsown Weeds to random seeds, to hatch Silkworms, to germinate wheat seeds for Beermaking, to cure Hemp Buds, to dry Tobacco leaves, to dry Raisins from Grapes, to dry and ferment Tea leaves, and to dry Boiled Pepper Drupes.
How to AcquireEdit
uild > H rbalist Table
Building a herbalist's table requires plant fibres, which may be difficult to find for new players.
1. Ask somebody nicely for plant fibres, or, in compliance with the no claim, fair game rule, harvest some from an unclaimed farm. Taking an unclaimed boat and pirating the shores helps, too.
2. If nobody's willing to donate or trade, and you can't acquire them by less legal means, then harvest your own fibres from hemp or flax. To get those, dry wild windsown weeds (WWW) on a drying frame, and with a random chance you get a flax or hemp seed. Plant seeds into ploughed land, wait, harvest, gather the fibres, repeat. While drying WWWs on the herbalist's table is much faster than on a frame (8h ingame instead of 48h, 2.6h and 16h out of game respectively), you can start farming without a table and build one after you get hemp or flax.
How to useEdit
Place any of the precursors of items mentioned above to the herbalist table and wait. Tree's take about 2.5 hours to sprout from treeplanter's pots; Silkworm Eggs takes about 8 hours to hatch; Fresh Tea Leaves take 30 minutes to dry into green tea leaves; those ferment into Black Tea Leaves in about 8-12hours if left on the table. As currently (18. April 2010) both kinds of tea leaves do the same, there is no danger in fermenting green ones.
You can also dry WWWs on the table, but this is only useful if your table is >q10, as the default drying frame will be q10 and produce q10 seeds from default q10 WWWs. If you are looking for wheat, drying WWWs on the table is NOT recommended. If a WWW dries into a wheat seed and is left on the table, it will germinate and be lost for farming. Refer to beermaking information on intentional germination. Wheat seeds, once germinated, will not change anymore, so the table is safe for beermaking purposes.
The quality of the herbalist table affects everything produced by it.
The quality of anything produced on a table is the average of the precursor item and the table quality. This means you can test the quality of a table by checking the quality of items produced.
The quality of a Herbalist Table is ( (fibre q *2) + board q + block wood q ) /4.
The lengths of time it takes to get the various items from their precursor items on a herbalist table are as follows:
|Process||Length of game time||Real time|
|Black Tea Leaves||24 to 36 hours||8 to 12 hours|
|Cured Hemp Bud||6 days||2 days|
|Cured Tobacco Leaf||6 days||2 days|
|Dried Pepper Drupes||36 to 48 hours|
|Germinated Wheat Seed||~48 hours or 2 days||~16 hours|
|Green Tea Leaves||1 hour and 30 minutes||30 minutes|
|Raisins||72 hours or 3 days||~24 hours|
|Silkworm||24 hours||8 hours|
|Sprouted Sapling||5 hours||1.5 hours|
|Wild Windsown Weed||8 hours||2.7 hours|
Note: Please add exact times to this table if you know them! (and specify game time or real time, or both)


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Gardening generally is one of most likely probably the most enjoyable, relaxing and rewarding things you can do. It’s among individuals projects that you are only limited to a very handful of factor. Your limitations might be space, some time to resource, but never your imagination. Regardless of individuals handful of restriction, you might still make the idea garden that you just while others can take advantage of. Whether or not you intend gardening from plant containers or in the elevated bed, your finest challenge might be getting started.
Prior to starting designing or breaking ground for that garden, creating a listing of ideas of what you look for to plant and size your gardening will probably be. Take into consideration to consider is the type of ground or land that you will plant on. Some concerns might be could be the ground leveled? Exist rocks, stumps or weeds which will need your initial attention. Even though this can be some concerns, it should not hinder you from your finishing an outdoor.
By studying this informative article, many factors for designing an outdoor will probably be addressed.
How Large of My Garden Will Probably Be?
There can be many things to consider concerning how big an outdoor. Listed here are a couple of points to consider: Will you have sufficient time to devote perfectly into a garden? Can you I have to space and terrain to build up the type of garden you plan? And may I have sufficient funds not only to my garden, but enough for unpredicted changes?
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With gardening inside a small or large area, your finest commodity you’ve ‘s time. By planning how lengthy to begin your gardening and finishing assembling your shed, could eventually rely on your availability. Through getting a smaller sized sized garden, there is a luxury of finishing sooner than a larger one and enjoying everything you have grown to be sooner. A larger garden can offer the identical enjoyment, however in a potentially significantly extended period. Lastly, regardless of size gardening requires time to for maintenance and care.
What sort of Ground I am Coping With?
Many individuals who finalise to build up an outside have a somewhat flat yard for gardening. Some houses you will find that are gardening will be in suburban or metropolitan areas. Set up terrain is not ideal, gardeners have become on hilly and sloping ground too. Because you can keep in mind, it’s much easier to plant on grounds that are leveled. Just one benefit to gardening on leveled grounds is, you water an outdoor, along with your ground can become better saturated. While gardening around the hilly or sloped terrain may well present many challenges. Among individuals challenges might be poor water saturation. It doesn’t matter how much water may be used, it’ll drain towards the sloped area.


Answer: Seed germination rates are normally 85 - 95%, so plant 2 seeds for absolute results. If they both sprout, cut down one of them and allow the other to grow.
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::Items from the Farm Store will be available in the tent during our fall season which is underway! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for in season updates! Before coming out to the farm please check the current weeks hours, and any changes, here.::
In the Yoders’ Farm Store you can always find a lovely display of Yoders’ jams and jellies, local honey, sorghum molasses, relishes, salsa, etc. Often there are even some delicious baked goods that the Yoders’ baking team whips up!
As they are available we also carry Gala, Fuji, Pink Lady and Golden Delicious apples sourced from local orchards.
Here is some pictures of what you can find at the Farm Store.


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Vinegar & Weeds
I've just been notified that those weeds I've pulled up over and over are nutsedge, or nut-something. It looks like a tuft of grass. Does the vinegar/orange oil kill them? I've pulled them over and over, and I was told that I didn't get the nut? Where is this nut? I don't want to dig 4000 hole in my mulch. What kills it?


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I was shocked the other day when I went to my garden supply store for germination mix. The price was up almost 25% from last year while the bag was smaller 2.8 cubic feet instead of the normal 3.0 cubic feet. After a lengthy discussion with the store employees, I discovered there is a worldwide peat moss shortage.
The majority of peat moss comes from eastern Canada and to a lesser extent Western Canada and the Scandinavian countries. Due to severe wet weather conditions in this region, especially the eastern provinces of Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canadian peat moss production is down dramatically. This region normally produces 75 to 80% of the peat moss used throughout North America. According to trade organization The Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA), last year's production was down to 30 to 40% of normal, resulting in severe shortages in 2012.
Canadian peat is the primary ingredient in most soilless mixes, both potting and germination mixes. Peat shortages have seldom been more than a 30% deficit, and the short years were offset by surplus years. This year, however, is very different: an extreme shortage is following several lean harvest years.
Growers and garden retailers should brace themselves for significant price increases for peat-based mixes. According to Chuck Buffington, who directs sales for the Flowers Pro division of Syngenta and was vice president of sales, marketing and technical services at Fafard, "We're looking at pricing now," he says. "It will depend on the product. The more peat that's used, the greater the increase will be. If you do the math, if our harvest is significantly less, we've got a lot of fixed costs to spread over a smaller volume, which increases our costs of production significantly."
Buffington also stated "We're not going to play with formulas to save peat. We want growers to get the same formula they are used to receiving," Buffington says. "We do have alternative mixes with less peat and good performance on the growing end. We'll offer alternatives to growers to help reduce peat requirements they might have. Any time you change growing media components, you get different results. We don't take it lightly. Before we offer a new formulation, it's tested."
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One possible effect of the supply scene is that growers may venture into other media like compost or coir as their primary source next year. Still, the CPSMA doesn't believe such a switch is the answer. "You're going to have people trying to grow bedding plants in compost," Bishop says. "They're going to have damping off. They're going to have diseases. And anybody who thinks they're going to resolve this by using coir it's not the same product."
To increase the amount of available peat beyond spring, Buffington says Eastern Canada will need a fairly light winter that allows peat producers to harvest bogs in April or May next year. But a light winter in those provinces is wishful thinking, Buffington says, for areas that typically receive hundreds of inches of snow per winter. So what is the average gardener and homeowner to do? Anticipate your seasonal needs now and purchase early. It will keep in your shed or garage. You can also expect to pay more for bedding plants as growers pass on the price increases to the consumer, as usual.
Statistics courtesy of Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association.


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The Numex Twilight Chilli produces a beautiful compact crop of edible chilli peppers that will seriously spice up any dish or will just provide you with a beautiful ornamental plant. The fruit ripens from green through to yellow, purple and finally red. This Chilli will germinate within 14 to 28 days and will produce fruit 16 weeks later.
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This highly aromatic plant is reputed to have magical powers of chastity, happiness, love, longevity, sleep and protection. By just touching the foliage you will be given a strong burst of its fragrance. It is also excellent as a culinary herb with both the flower and leaves used as a seasoning. Seeds will germinate in 14-28 days and expect highly scented beautiful flowers every summer after that.
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Marigolds are scented herbs of the genus Tagetes, originating from Mexico, where they are known as calendulas. Apart from producing a fast flowering beautiful houseplant, the petals are edible and provide a tasty decorative addition to any salad. Expect the seeds to germinate in 14-28 days.
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Grow these Poppies to produce a beautiful flower. The Iceland Poppy's petals are thin enough to allow extra sunlight through making them seem brighter than the usual flower. Poppies were thought to represent fertility and good fortune by the Greeks. The seeds can also be harvested and used in baking. Expect the seeds to germinate in 14-21 days.
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This variety of mini sunflower is known as the "big smile" possibly because of their large golden faces. They will add a sunburst of colour to your room growing 30-35cm and blooming within 50-55 days from sowing. Allow 2 weeks for the seeds to germinate.
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These Sweet Pea seeds will produce a stunning house plant. They are a non-climbing compact variety called Sugar & Spice. Bearing clusters of scented flowers in a wide variety of colours including pink, blue, white and lavender, the stems appear folded and the flowers resemble fringed butterflies. Expect the seeds to germinate in 14 to 28 days.
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Dehydrated garlic is a kind of dehydrated vegetable, which is widely used in food service industry, food processing industry, home cooking and seasoning, as well as pharmaceutical industry. In 2020, the global market scale of dehydrated garlic has reached 690 million US dollars. It is estimated that the market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 3.60% from 2020 to 2025 and reach 838 million US dollars by the end of 2025. In general, the performance of dehydrated garlic products is following the global economic recovery.
China and India are the main raw garlic producing areas and the main dehydrated garlic exporting countries. China accounts for about 85% of the world's total output of dehydrated garlic, and its consumption share is only about 15%. North America and Europe dominate the global market of dehydrated garlic, with a market share of about 32% and 20% in 2020. What’s different from India, China's Dehydrated garlic products (including dehydrated garlic slices, garlic powder and garlic granules) are mostly exported, and the domestic market is only applied in the fields of high-end Western food, seasoning and low-end feed. In addition to seasoning, dehydrated garlic products are widely used in cosmetics, health medicine and other fields.
The price of dehydrated garlic is greatly affected by the price change of fresh garlic. From 2016 to 2020, the price of dehydrated garlic showed an upward trend, while the price of garlic recently fell due to a large amount of inventory surplus last year. It is expected that the market will remain relatively stable in the next few years.
Dehydrated garlic products are mainly divided into dehydrated garlic slices, garlic granules and garlic powder
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Videos Day 5: Drying Tobacco, Easy Composting and Redneck Water Catchment by David The Good June 9, 2018 written by David The Good June 9, 2018 Here’s yesterday’s video: I am gardening in the evening so the videos are getting posted later. Share this post!FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestRelated posts:Dealing with aphids, killing aphids, organic aphid control and an aphid spray recipe!The Pineapple StoryAmazing Vertical Forest Buildings Filter PollutionExperiments in Creating Terra PretaA Hilarious Gardening Song 1 comment PinterestWhatsappEmail David The Good previous post 2018 Garden: Day 4 next post Planet Whizbang Book Sale Related Articles I Smashed My Earth Oven! July 29, 2020 More on Turning Weeds into Soil February 23, 2017 Skillcult Remembers! May 24, 2017 One of my videos is going viral April 30, 2018 My First, Full-Length Gardening Instruction Video! July 8, 2015 Creating Paths in a Food Forest August 28, 2019 SilverFire Hunter Review December 22, 2014 9 Staple Crops for Total Food Independence (Video) April 26, 2018 Pumpkin Progress and Failure October 19, 2017 Starting Gardens from Scratch July 9, 2018 1 comment Lara June 11, 2018 - 8:46 am So funny, “Cheech & Chong style”. However, I’m fairly certain Cheech and Chong wouldn’t dry tobacco leaves. 😉 Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting.


Marrone Bio facility officially opens
Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. (MBI) celebrated the official opening of its Marrone Michigan Manufacturing (M3) facility last week with a ribbon cutting ceremony and plant tours.
The M3 facility is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MBI. Acquired in July 2012, the original site included an existing building of 11,400 square feet and 12 acres of land. The first phase of construction at the M3 plant enlarged the facility's size by 6,600 square feet, adding fermentation capacity.
On June 4, 2014, MBI announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture Business and Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loan program approved a guarantee for a $10 million loan financing. The loan has been funded by Five Star Bank, and will be used to help MBI with expansions at the M3 facility that will provide additional production capacity and bring more skilled labor jobs to the region.
Phase 2 and Phase 3 expansions are planned through 2017 and will amplify capacity to meet manufacturing needs for the growing MBI product family.
When purchasing the facility MBI recognized the location contained the infrastructure needed for planned manufacturing processes and provided ready access to transportation services while being ideally located in an area with a highly skilled, educated workforce for filling needed technical, operational and management positions.
Currently three MBI product lines are being produced at the M3 facility: Regalia, Regalia Rx, which are biofungicides; Grandevor, which is a bioinsecticide; and Zequanox, which is a biomolluscicide to control invasive zebra and quagga mussels.
click image to zoomPhoto from left to right: State Senator John Proos, State Representative Aric Nesbitt, Administrator Lillian Salerno, USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Service, Pam Marrone, CEO Marrone Bio Innovations, US Senator Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman of the US Senate Agriculture Committee, Jim Turner, State Director USDA-Rural Development, State Senator Tanya Shuitmaker, Mayor Nick Householder, Bangor, Michigan The grand opening event featured a plant tour highlighting the benefits of MBI's bio-based products for pest management and plant health and giving attendees a firsthand look at the updates and expansions to the production facility. Speakers at the ribbon cutting event included:
- Senator Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture
- Administrator Lillian Salerno, USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Service
- Director James Turner, State Director, USDA-Rural Development
- Senator John Proos and Representative Aric Nesbitt, Michigan Senate and House of Representatives
- Mayor Nick Householder, Mayor of Bangor, Michigan
- Dr. Pamela Marrone, CEO and Founder, Marrone Bio Innovations
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The Leek is a Forage item found in the Spring.
- The Leek can be grown from Spring Seeds or randomly around the map like many other forage items.
- Universal like, excepting George who loves leek.
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If you have a lawn that requires to be maintained It can be difficult to locate a reasonable lawn care service for your lawn. In order to prevent your lawn from getting excessively populated with weeds you might consider searching for low-cost weed removal. A low-cost yard maintenance service can require some effort to find, but it’s an important aspect to taking care of your property and keeping your curb appeal.
If you own a property which you would like to transform into landscaped, then you require an entire landscaping installation. This could be quite a task because the portion of your property to be landscaped has to be cleared and transformed into a totally different place. The addition of a flowerbed into the landscape can make a difference in the design of your garden and house. In fact, it could increase its value because of the beautiful landscaping.
You also need to have an affordable lawn fertilizer that will maintain your lawn’s lush healthy. For your lawn to stay healthy, it is important that you fertilize it regularly throughout the year. If you want to, consider hiring the help of a lawn service company for fertilization because it can be a big task and requires special equipment, especially if you have a large yard.


Mataro Blue(Feminized + Photoperiod)
Mataro Blue Seeds | Kannabia
Kannabia Seeds Mataro Blue is a very complex little lady which produces some outstanding results.
These feminised seeds have been crossed to produce a plant that can offer:
- High yield
- Fantastic resin production
- Short vegetative cycle
- Quick flowering period
- Sensational highs
- Delicious, deep flavour with orange undertones
As soon as the central bud produces the first of its overlapping flowers, you will see the start of the crystal formation. By the end of the growth period, each flower will be saturated with gorgeous thick THC-rich resin that can produce levels of between 18-20%.
And when this little darling is ready in early September, the distinctly blue plant produces the most fantastic strong smoke giving a deep and elevating high that can make you feel like you're floating on air.
Carry out some careful ice extraction and you can also enjoy one of the tastiest and strongest forms of hash available from cannabis seeds in the UK today.
Each plant can produce up to 500 grams when it is planted outside or the same per meter square inside. It's easy to grow and has strong germination ratios, making this an absolute jewel within the marijuana seeds crown.
Mataro Blue Specs
- GeneticsBlack Domina x Mazar i Sharif x Blue Monster
- CultivationIndoor & Outdoor
- CharacteristicsThe most difficult genotype in the Kannabia Seeds catalogue is a three way cross featuring the best
- Outdoor Yield800 gr/Per Plant
- Indoor Yield600 gr/m2
- Flowering Time58 - 65 Days
- Outdoor Harvest MonthSeptember
- Outdoor Harvest Week3rd-4th week
- Type75% Indica
- Type25% Sativa
- Type: Non PercentageMostly Indica
- Medicinal LevelHigh
- Resistance against Pests3/5
- AromaFruity, sweet


2021 BOATanical Expedition Launches September 17th!
We at CT NOFA have been thinking a lot this year about what defines us – what makes us uniquely deserving of your support. What always rises out of our conversations is that we are farmer-led, practical, adventurous, innovative. At our best, what makes “organic” and “regenerative” special is that it gives more than it takes, sows more than we reap. We are on a mission to leave this Earth more beautiful and abundant than we found it. And we like to have a good time doing it. With our current pandemic putting a hold on our ability to gather and gala or feast – we are still itching to celebrate – to show how much we, the organic farmers, gardeners, landscapers, and advocates, can do for the land, the forests, and rivers and sea that gives so much to us.
CT NOFA has again joined forces with BOATanical and its powerhouse leader Sefra Levin, to launch this years’ expedition along the Quinnehtukqut (CT) River. Connecticut is named after an Alquonian term that references the place of the long tidal river. This river corridor has been a causeway of transport for flora, fauna, wind, weather, and the ancestral caretakers of these lands.
The fate of our organic farms and gardens is inextricably tied to the health of the ecosystem that surrounds them. With that in mind, on September 17th, CT NOFA and BOATanical will launch an expedition of farmers and seed-keepers to paddle the length of Connecticut along the river from Enfield to the Long Island Sound. The team will be planting native plant habitats, sowing restoration seed, and stopping to talk to groups about CT NOFA’s programs:
- The Ecotype Project – our effort to fortify the Northeast by building biodiversity with pollinator habitats and a native plant supply chain
- Farmer Circles – a refabrication of a practical and powerful regional support system among farmers. This trip is not without its hardships and its hazards – and we are asking for your support.
- Soil Health education – on the essential work of carbon drawdown with healthy soils.
- Organic Land Care Program – extending the vision and principles of organic agriculture to the care of landscapes where people carry out their daily lives.
- Winter Conferences, Landscaper Conferences, and Seed Conferences
This year when you consider your donation to CT NOFA, consider this- when our “boatanists” plant one seed, the next year or two one can harvest thousands of seeds from that single plant. The ‘return on investment’ that you get with Nature is extraordinary. With that as our vision for change, our goal is to make our NOFA programs/resources available to as many people as possible in the upcoming year.
The donation that you make will provide more farmers with the building blocks they need to help safeguard the biological resilience of our region, create access for beginning farmers to the education and resources and community that they will rely on as their careers progress, and support the innovative work on climate change that has defined CT NOFA over the last 40 years.
In 2020 we paddled from New Hampshire to the Massachusetts border- in 2021 we will paddle from the top of Connecticut to the Long Island Sound, planting Founder Plots on farms and spreading the seeds of resilience. We hope you will follow along on our expedition this September.
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The State has warned of a possible hike in fertiliser prices as a result of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
Yesterday, Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya told a parliamentary committee that the current high prices could go up further and that could affect Kenya’s food production.
The ministry said it requires about Sh31.8 billion to stabilise the prices while linking the current rate to global trends.
“Given the war in Russia and Ukraine, the prices could even go higher,” CS Munya told the committee chaired MP Silas Tiren.
Further, Munya attributed the current high prices to the Covid-19 pandemic which has forced countries to reduce exports.
Munya made the remarks while responding to Molo MP Kimani Kuria who sought a statement on high cost of fertiliser in Kenya.
Farmers have been complaining of high cost of farm inputs, which has made cost of production to rise.
Lawmakers warned that Kenya risks experiencing acute food shortage if the prices are not lowered or stabilised.


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While more tweaking, editting and reshuffling goes on I like to take a wee break midweek to just write a tiny poem. I have dubbed the series as HumpDay Haiku. Although some weeks they might technically be a tanka, senryu, or a micropoem. I have written many haiku, most of which would probably not pass muster with the haiku shoguns, but they give me joy. So I keep trying, hoping that one day I will, like Basho, have that transcendental moment when the frog leaps into the pond.
Incidentally, we are seeing signs of spring though the wind blows and the rain falls from the sky relentlessly. This past weekend I saw a frog hop down our lane. Fortunately, we don’t have a lot of traffic. With so much water around I suspect that we shall be tadpole central shortly. They are welcome to take up residence and keep the slug population under control. I just sowed some early lettuce last week as a good companion to the broad beans. My fondness for broad beans is not so much about their taste as the gorgeous deep purple flowers they sport. It has encouraged me to embrace them as indigenous plant protein that can have its flavour enhanced with a certain culinary imagination.
One can only hope that there is a break in the precipitation so we can set the early potatoes we bought last Sunday, along with some onions and shallots. Would that everyone had a little piece of land where they could grow their own vegetables organically. It would make for much more food security in the world. But we humans have clustered in cities this past century. But even urban spaces can create community gardens and can share wholesome food with those least able to afford them. Gardeners are generous folk and like to share. What corner of this earth could do without more spontaneous gestures of kindness?
In an age when you can get blackberries in the freezer year round, or flown in from Argentina in winter, its little wonder that youngsters (oh, I am sounding so OLD!) have no grasp of what foods are in season locally. We are so reliant on global markets one wonders if COVID-19 will wake us up to the value of providing for ourselves locally and in season. Or, at the very least, appreciate how spoiled for choice we are in winter with imported fruits and vegetables. This time of year was considered the hungry gap by our ancestors. It was why there was such feverish preserving and canning done in August and September, for that time of year when a fruit or vegetable was not to be had otherwise.
But I digress. On for the latest HumpDay Haiku!


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The MAC (Miracle Alien Cookies) is a true star in America and has scooped countless awards since 2019. She is a cross between the Aalian Cookies and a secret hybrid. She combines huge yields, a potent effect, and buds covered in trichomes. It is widely grown in America for concentrate and hash production.
Indoors, she grows robust and uncomplicated, averaging 120 centimeters tall in an indoor grow room. The yields are top and are around 600 grams per square meter indoors. The flowering time is around 9 weeks. Most specimens turn purple during flowering, with some phenotypes remaining a rich green. The resin production at the MAC is above average and it is often used for concentrate production.
Grown outdoors, she will grow to a height of 230 centimeters and will be ready for harvest at the end of October. The yield outside is about 700 grams per plant.
Effect of MAC
The effect begins with a creative and euphoric boost that comes on very quickly and powerfully. After that, the effect changes into a pleasant relaxing feeling which is very pleasant and makes you happy. The strong effect also helps against pain. It also helps with insomnia. The average THC content is 23 - 27%.
Smell and taste of MAC
Very strong aroma with strong citrus notes and light earthy tones. A wonderfully rounded flavor profile.
Properties of the MAC
- Variety: mainly indica
- Type of strain: feminized
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Hubby's new adventure is growing stevia. Today he harvested a good bit from the garden and is drying it in the dehydrator. Next he will turn it into a powder then steep in hot water to create a sweet mixture as pictured below. Still working through the kinks of how long to steep and how much powder to use. Currently adding to tea, etc. for sweetness. My vote is still out on if I even like it. From so many years of using white sugar it will be hard to change my taste buds, but I am working at it.


California garlic shipments are just getting started and strong demand is expected to continue as consumers do more home cooking and seek to boost immunity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Christopher Ranch of Gilroy, CA is now shipping with its early garlic, which is the heirloom garlic variety, Lerg, that is slightly milder than the company’s late garlic proprietary heirloom, the Monviso variety.
This year’s California garlic shipments could hit about 100 million pounds, with 15 million pounds of early garlic and 85 million of late garlic.
Before the COVID-19 pandemic and closure of foodservice outlets in March, Christopher Ranch’s garlic shipments were split pretty evenly between foodservice and retail.
The company reports its peeled garlic for foodservice shipments basically went to zero the week of the first shelter-in-place. It required major adjustments as business suddenly included mostly retailers. Still, demand was described as “stratospheric.”
While Christopher Ranch had planned to carry 100 percent U.S.-grown garlic for the 2019-20 marketing season, increased demand in recent months required the grower/shipper to import about a third of its garlic mostly from Mexico and Argentina.
I Love Produce of Kelton, PA reports strong shipments during the COVID-19 pandemic for people seeking to boost immunity and cook at home. The company imports Chinese garlic and ginger.
The company report during the months of January and February roughly when China was shut down (because of COVID-19), that is when that spike in demand started. China is now shipping garlic at close to normal levels.
I Love Produce sees with new crop supply of garlic on tap from California, Spain and China, expanding supplies may take some of the pressure off tight supplies.


Seedling emerges! I have a light a foot away from her dome and it does not seem to be affecting temp. Just a 23 watt daylight. I'll bump her up to more light in a day or two. Once she can be out of the dome.
Still no sign of the second seed. Lazy bitch.
Ohhhh so thats how you maintain a grow journal. Well done sir. Show me what I should be looking forward to. My seeds just happen to come in the mail today.


One of Montana's largest contiguous wheat farms is going on the auction block May 5. Angela Farms in Rosebud County, Mont., includes 20,251 acres of tillable land, including 5,168 acres of CRP. A total of 24,514 acres in 10 tracts will be auctioned by Westchester Auctions of Champaign, Ill.
The land currently is owned by three out-of-state investors who have decided to sell for personal reasons—not due to the market, according to Westchester. The land's current yearly income from cash rent and CRP payments is $580,000, making it an outstanding investment, according to Westchester's Scott Shuman.
The auction has drawn a lot of investor interest and some local farmer interest so far, reports Murray Wise, Westchester's founder. "I'm seeing as much or more demand for high-quality land, yet I believe there was less land sold in 2009 on a percentage basis than anytime in my 34-year career. Farmers dominate the current market, as they frequently are the only ones who will pay the prices being demanded.”
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Each year, members of the organic community come together at our annual BC Organic Conference. The event is a chance to visit with current and future leaders in the BC organic sector, exchange ideas, eat amazing meals, learn from experts, and return home inspired by our incredible community before the growing season kicks into high gear.
The BC Organic Conference is open to anyone interested in organic agriculture, including Organic BC members, farmers looking to transition, researchers, students, like-minded organizations, and members of the general public. All are welcome!
Online | Feb 28, 2021
In 2021, we brought BC’s organic community together in an all-new, entirely virtual format.
Conference attendees had early access to 40+ podcasts spanning all aspects of food systems and organic farming, as well as a chance to bid on some fantastically creative items in the online silent auction.
Our main event was an online session featuring our keynote address, Organic BC award recipients, Q&As with podcast guests, a photo contest, and our annual visioning discussion.
A huge thanks to the many, many folks who hopped online and participated in the sessions. We’re truly lucky to be part of such an engaged, passionate and knowledgeable community.
We were pleased to welcome Darrin Qualman, Director of Climate Crisis Policy & Action at the National Farmers Union, as our keynote speaker. Darrin spoke about emission problems and organic agriculture solutions, and wrapped up with a Q&A session. Watch the keynote below!
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Minister for Agriculture, Michael Creed
Carlow farmers have been paid €1.4m for working on "disadvantaged" land, figures for the Areas of Natural Constraint Scheme have revealed.
The scheme deals with areas of land situated on the mainland which are designated as "disadvantaged" and successful applicants receive subvention from the State.
Fianna Fail TD Niamh Smyth asked the Minister for Agriculture for the number of farmers that have yet to receive ANC payments.
In a written response, Minister Michael Creed said: "Payments under the 2018 ANC scheme commenced, on schedule, on 18 September 2018 with payments of €185.6 million issuing to some 77,000 applicants.
"To date in excess of €194.4 million has issued to over 80,600 applicants."
A breakdown of the figures revealed that there were 733 applicants under the scheme in Carlow and 600 of those have been paid a total of €1,429,813.94 to date.
Minister Creed said previously that "payments under the ANC scheme are an important support for farmers across the country in addressing cash flow issues and in contributing to the continued growth and development of the Agri-food sector".


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September 17-18, Mongar: Staff from the Agriculture Research Development Centre (ARDC)-Wengkhar, its sub-centres and Office of the Programme Management-CARLEP attended the annual writeshop to document research papers and other developmental works from the past year and enhance its proper documentation and information dissemination.
The writeshop finalised papers for international journals, Bhutanese Journal of Agriculture, Sanam Drubdrey and articles for CARLEP website.
The program was organised by the program management and direction services with technical support from the Research Communication and fund support from CARLEP.
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Addis Ababa, 12 November 2007 (WIC) – The President of Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Dr. Mulatu Teshome said Ethiopia has earned close to 1 billion USD from pulses, oilseeds and spices in the 2013/4 fiscal year.
Addressing the participants of t the 4th International Conference on Pulses, Oilseeds and Species, the president said the sector contributed 920 million USD to the export earnings of the country with a share of over 28 per cent.
The growth trajectory that we have had observed in the last four years is very encouraging, notwithstanding that the country earns from the sector is still below what it would have potentially endowed, he added.
The president also said that Ethiopia has endowed with untapped and immense investment opportunities in the areas of agriculture with favorable climate which is suitable for the production of Pulses, Oilseeds and Spices.
He urged stakeholders to participate in the sector and do their level best in contributing to Ethiopia’s strong economic performance through value addition of Ethiopian pulses, oilseeds and spices.
He also called up on investors to invest in Ethiopia where there is availability of vast, virgin, fertile and cultivable land, abundance of trained and easily trainable labor force.
Ethiopia’s trade performance has improved since the commencement of GTP I in the 2010/20111 fiscal year. However, our exports remained dominated by agricultural primary commodities, and the observed performance was substantiated by increasing the volume of export, and not through value addition, the president underscored.
According to the president, the government is fully committed not only to boost the sector’s potential but also its operational capacity by making it more vibrant to meet the needs of international markets.
The conference is organized under the theme of “Global Partnership for Sustainable Market Growth” with the objective of boosting the sector and make benefit more the economy and all the stake holders in the value chain.
Ministers, ambassadors, stake holders and Ethiopian business partners were in attendance in this a two days conference.


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Deep Chunk is an indica variety from Tom Hill and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±56 days ) and outdoors . Tom Hills Deep Chunk is a THC dominant variety and is/was never available as feminized seeds.
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This unique broadleaf from Afghanistan was introduced to Northern California in the latter part of the 1970’s. A fast flowering plant with thick stems, short internodes, and excellent resin production of the highest quality. The smoke is thick and full-bodied. Flavors range from skunk to Hashy pine, from grapefruit, to chocolate, to coffee.
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Lincoln, Neb. —Gov. Pete Ricketts on April 4 signed a mid-biennium budget package for the state that makes investments in key priorities of the University of Nebraska System, including the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s agricultural innovation facility.
The budget package includes $25 million for the agricultural innovation facility, which will serve as a companion to the United States Department of Agriculture’s proposed National Center for Precision, Resilient and Regenerative Agriculture. Both facilities are being planned for construction on Nebraska Innovation Campus.
“This companion facility will accelerate the conversion of cutting-edge ideas and discoveries from our university’s researchers into innovative products and services resulting in increased productivity and profitability of Nebraska’s farmers, ranchers, agricultural processors and food manufacturers,” said Mike Boehm, vice chancellor for the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources. “This facility will also serve as a business incubator providing an array of supports for Nebraska’s ag entrepreneurs and startup companies.”
As proposed, the $50 million companion facility will feature a public-private partnership with $25 million provided via private funds and the remaining $25 million coming from the approved budget package.
The first floor of the four-story, 80,000-square-foot facility will serve as support space for entrepreneurs, early-state startups and established companies, connecting them with discoveries from federal and university-based researchers. The other three floors would provide space for state-of-the-art innovation maker spaces, laboratories and high-bay spaces that would bring together researchers and students.
“This multi-faceted, public-private collaboration will yield important economic benefits for our state,” Boehm said. “In all, this initiative has an estimated economic impact of $1 billion annually, $170 million in labor income for Nebraskans, and create about 3,200 Nebraska jobs.”
The facility was proposed to the Legislature through LB 703. The bill was introduced by Sen. Matt Williams (District 36) of Gothenburg.
The governor also approved $15 million for the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s pancreatic cancer research center, a $20 million investment in an expanded statewide student internship program proposed by Nebraska’s chambers of commerce, and $20 million for a public-private partnership to enhance national defense research in support of U.S. Strategic Command and other entities.
“The budget package signed today by Gov. Ricketts makes important investments in workforce development, research and innovation that will grow Nebraska’s economy and quality of life well into the future,” said Ted Carter, NU system president.
Carter thanked the budget-writing Appropriations Committee, led by Chairman John Stinner of Gering and Vice Chairwoman Anna Wishart of Lincoln, for its work in developing a budget package that included university priorities and the full Legislature for its support.
Carter also credited campus chancellors for bringing forward bold proposals that would draw on historic university strengths for the benefit of Nebraskans and the state’s economic growth.


On Tuesday, October 12, 2021, Lectro paid a visit to PT Biotek Cipta Kreasi, Yogyakarta. This visit was carried out from 11.30 WIB to 14.00 WIB. Team Lectro was warmly welcomed by Ms. Rosi, CEO of PT Biotek Cipta Kreasi, and her team. We visited to conduct discussions with the team. In addition, we also visited the agricultural and livestock areas at PT BCK.


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The former USSR state and now independent republic is the ninth largest country in the world with around 2.7 million square kilometres. The only border in the north is with Russia. Only just under 4% of Kazakhstan's vast land area offers favourable climatic and soil conditions for viticulture. Evidence of grape cultivation dates back to the 7th century BC. Vine cultivation on a larger scale began in the 1930s. At that time, numerous fruit and wine-growing kolkhozes were established in the south and south-east of the country on the border with China in the areas of Almaty, Qysylorda and Shambyl.
The continental climate is characterised by very cold winters and low rainfall. Therefore, artificial irrigation with water from the Syr-Darya and Ili rivers is necessary for the most part. In 2012, the vineyard area covered 13,000 hectares, from which 155,000 hectolitres of wine were produced (see also under wine production volumes). About one third of this is table grapes. Specialities are fortified dessert wines and sparkling wines. The former capital Almaty (Alma-Ata) is the centre of sparkling wine production. The grape variety index 2010


A well located and productive arable farm in South Oxfordshire between the River Thames and the Berkshire Downs.
Extending to nearly 122 acres of arable land in 6 separate parcels the land is level with hedges and ditches between each, more mature trees line the boundaries of some fields. Mainly Grade 3 with some Grade 4 the land is further characterised as being loamy and clayey soils.
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I am interested in these dwarf lilacs. I was thinking of using them in containers on my deck which gets full afternoon sun. Are they able to winter over in pots? I have had some success with potted perennials by wrapping the pots in newspaper and putting them in a secluded spot. Can you give me any advice here?
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Depending on the variety, dwarf lilacs planted in the ground are winter hardy down to zone 3 or 4. However, as you've mentioned, plants in pots are more exposed and sensitive to cold weather and will need protection. I think you could overwinter them in pots by wrapping them up (especially the pots) with multiple layers of newspaper, burlap, or other materials, with perhaps a layer of thicker material around the outside, and/or moving them into a garage or a spot protected from the wind. Here are some other techniques you could try:


The biennial meeting for American Society of Sugarbeet Technologists (ASSBT) occurred the week of February 27- March 2 in Greenville, South Carolina. This week is a time for the Sugarbeet industry to come together and discuss research topics from Agronomy, Plant Genetics, and Factory processing. Also, Germains Seed Technology representatives from both North America and Europe meet with Seed, Sugar, and Chemical Companies during the event.
American Society of Sugarbeet Technologists ASSBT – Meeting Overview
A general session covers topics that apply to all members who attend. This year’s general sessions topics included; Implementing the Federal Ag Biotech Disclosure and Repainting Today’s Food Landscape. After the general session, three sections run concurrently. The Agronomy section covers topics from plant stands, fertilizer recommendations, and chemical applications. The Physiology, Genetics, and Plant Pests section includes new genetic findings and diseases affecting plants. The Processing section covers topics related to sugar processing. Presenters have 20 minutes per presentation and attendees move to different sections depending on subjects of interest.
Idea Exchange – Determing Furture R&D Projects
In addition to these meetings, Germains Seed Technology personnel meet with Sugarbeet seed companies to discuss our R&D program and to align our vision with the needs of our customers. Meetings also occur with Sugar companies so that we may ask for their input for future R&D projects and present them with trial data. We also met with chemical suppliers to see what’s new coming for future applications.
Attending ASSBT meetings is very beneficial for Germains Seed Technology. Over 15 meetings occurred in one place providing us the opportunity to maintain and build relationships with our customers and suppliers. The information obtained from the meetings helps steer the course of Germains research & development projects for the next few years in R&D projects. Germains designs our trials and product development around the needs of our customers. Trial results are gathered and shared with our customers throughout the trial process to ensure the product development is achieving the end results our customers’ desire.
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