It’s truly amazing how many beautiful things you can grow during the cold winter months. Like anything else, there’s more than one way to force blooms. Our approach to growing things is pretty lax in general and that largely informed how I tackled winter forcing. We had bulb crates, beautiful pots, and potting soil on hand so that’s what I used. If you want hydroponic grow trays and bulb vases by all means, go for it. I personally like potting soil because we can dump it on our garden beds once the plants are spent but you do you.
And now the recap:
These don’t need to be chilled so they’re by far the easiest option (and fairly inexpensive). I opted for yellow ‘ Grand Soleil d’Or’ instead of the classic white and I’m so glad I did because who doesn’t want little tiny sunshines staring at them when it’s -10 outside like it was a few weeks ago. ‘Grand Soleil d’Or’ is incredibly fragrant with 3-5 blooms per stem and flowers open over time so if you plant four or five together in a pot you’ll be able to ogle them for weeks.
The dark horse of ‘22/’23, I can’t get over how beautiful these flowers are – and so easy to grow. We only trialed 5 varieties this winter but will absolutely be adding more to the mix for next season. They are a bit pricey compared to other bulbs, but with proper care they’ll bloom year after year so definitely worth it.If
Bulbs can be either South American or Dutch, our experience being the SA varieties arrive earlier and bloom faster. We pot ours in whatever potting soil we have on hand and immediately put them somewhere warm & bright to sprout and grow on, watering weekly as needed. Once buds are setting we move them out of direct sunlight to enjoy the blooms. Top size bulbs like the ones we grow often throw multiple stems that each have 3 or more flowers so the show will last for a number of weeks.
‘Amadeus’: Massive white double flowers with blush edges. Stems were on the shorter side which was great given how large the blooms were – I’m anti-staking so I think they’d have toppled over if they were any taller. Smash.
‘Revelation’: Beautiful single flowers with oxblood & maroon etching – and it reblooms!
‘Double King’: These were fine. If you’re looking for a classic red amaryllis it works (and reblooms) but I LOVE red and it didn’t really do anything for me. I had them in white pots so maybe it was the contrast? I don’t know. Pass.
‘Rosalie’: To die for. Bulbs produce multiple stems at a time, each with at least 4 buds, and flowers are the most gorgeous pinky-rose hue. Plant three tight together in a special bowl or planter for a beautiful display that lasts weeks.
‘Rilona’: TBD (but my hopes are high).
TULIPS & DAFFODILS
I’m no tulip expert, but I am an expert at trying to get the most bang for my buck with the least amount of effort. You could spend days or weeks or months laboring over creating the perfect growing conditions and getting the optimal chilling period, or you can just pot up your bulbs and see what happens. Don’t get me wrong, bulbs aren’t cheap but neither is time so I’m happy to report that with a baseline understanding of what these guys need and a little common sense you can easily be flush with flowers in winter.
Both tulips & daffodils require a cold period in order to bloom. This varies by type and variety – a basic Google search can get you the specifics – but plan on at least 10 weeks. We trialed two methods – crates & pots – crates being for bunches and pots for bulb gardens. In October, all bulbs were planted into whatever potting mix we had on hand, watered, and put into our walk-in with a space heater set to 40 degrees, checking them a handful of times between October and December to make sure they were rooting and that there wasn’t any mold.
By late December I got impatient and pulled the first round of crates & pots. Crates went under lights in a walk-in basement closet, pots went in the windowsill. At this point I realized I probably should have been better about watering them once the space heater kicked on because the potting mix was pretty dry, but only the strong survive here.
‘Mondial’ bloomed first – mid January – and was pretty uniform in bloom time. Stems were fairly short since they were only chilled about 10 weeks but who cares. I only like branches in tall vases anyway.
‘Columbus’ bloomed next and did really well in the bulb gardens with flowers opening over the course of a couple weeks. The crates were a bust but it could’ve been a number of things (lack of water, disease, growing too warm, etc.) so we’ll see what happens next year.
‘Foxy Foxtrot’ was pulled in mid January and bloomed just in time for Valentine’s Day (also very uniform). These are already shorties in general so no noticeable difference in stem length if that matters to you.
‘Menton’ was pulled in mid January and is just coming on. Very excited.
‘Dick Wilden’: Fairly uniform bloom time, but took much longer to flower than anticipated.
‘Petit Four’: Just coming on and I found an extra bag in the hoophouse so you better believe I’m potting more.
‘Minnow’: Little cutie tazettas that I LOVE but they’re blooming really sporadically so we’ll see.
We’ve still got a few varieties to go but I think overall it’s been a success. If you’re making a significant investment in bulbs or trying to grow at scale then you can be a little more scientific about it but honestly, it’s not rocket science. Trial & error are your friend and you’ll learn what works for you based on your specific growing scenario and how you’re wired.
Takeaways for next year:
- Get bulbs in the cooler immediately, regardless of when they’re being potted/planted to capitalize on chilling time.
- Be sure to water deeply once humidity drops in storage.
- Figure out a better growing setup to accommodate more crates/ensure it doesn’t get too warm.
- Take better notes (here’s hoping)
AND SAVING THE WORST FOR LAST – HYACINTHS
These were an absolute failure but it’s fine because it’ll be better next year. I impulse bought precooled bulbs on sale, potted a bunch up, and grew them way too warm (or maybe they weren’t actually precooled) so they flowered basically at soil level. Either way it was a total bust, but the shop smelled divine and now I know to let them hang in the cooler for a few weeks regardless.
That’s it (so far). Dragging crates & pots around can be annoying and messy but it’s so so satisfying to have beautiful flowers you wouldn’t otherwise see for months. Our last few crates are getting pulled in the coming weeks and will carry us through until the tunnel tulips start blooming in April so even with the losses, I’d say it’s a win. If you’re planning on growing for production my advice is to plant & pull more than you think you’ll need since you’ll something will inevitably go wrong (and that’s fine). For everyone else, just grab your favorite pots & plant as many as you can stand. Your future self will thank you.
If you have any experience with bulb forcing let me know in the comments – I’d love to hear which varieties you love/hate and which methods have worked best for you.


CHICAGO, Sept 12 (Reuters) – Chinese importers bought at least 10 boatloads of U.S. soybeans on Thursday, their most significant purchases since at least June, traders said, ahead of high-level talks next month aimed at ending a bilateral trade war that has lasted more than a year.
The soybean purchases, totaling at least 600,000 tonnes, are slated for shipment from U.S. Pacific Northwest export terminals from October to December, two traders with knowledge of the deals said.
The purchases were another indication that trade tensions between Washington and Beijing may be easing, after hitting a low last month when China suspended all U.S. farm product purchases in response to threats by President Donald Trump to impose more tariffs on Chinese goods.
U.S. soybean exports to China, the world’s top buyer, have plummeted during the bitter dispute, with swelling supplies sending prices to near-decade lows and U.S. farmers struggling to turn a profit.
Benchmark Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures Sv1 jumped to one-month highs on Thursday.


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May 24, 2014 |
MUMBAI: Refined palmolein continued to rule weak in an otherwise steady to weak Vashi oils and oilseeds wholesale market today following lack of major demand from retailers amid excess supply. However, groundnutoil and linseedoil held stable at their overnight closing levels on alternate bouts of demand and supply. From edible segment, refined palmolein softened by Rs 3 per 10 kg to Rs 575 from Rs 578 previously while groundnutoil settled static at Rs 750 per 10 kg. In the non-edible segment, castorseed bold and castoroil commercial declined by Rs 25 per 100 kg and Rs 5 per 10 kg to Rs 3,925 and Rs 815 respectively.
April 11, 2014 |
MUMBAI: The Wholesale Debt Market segment of the National Stock Exchange today witnessed a total turnover of Rs 2,593.88 crore in 109 trades. Top securities (non-repo) traded at the WDM were: The 182-Days Treasury bills (issue no.220514), traded at Rs 460.00 crore at weighted yield of 8.65 per cent, the 8.83 per cent government securities maturing in CG2023 traded at Rs 345.00 crore at weighted yield of 9.01 per cent and the 7.16 per cent government securities maturing in CG2023 traded at Rs 215.00 crore at weighted yield of 9.29 per cent.
December 2, 2013 |
KOLKATA: As per data monitored by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs and Food , prices of edible oils during the week, November 21, 2013 to November 28, 2013, remained steady in wholesale markets across the country. Price Monitoring Cell of the Ministry monitors prices of twenty two essential commodities regularly at 55 market centers. During the period, prices of Groundnut Oil remained steady at almost all wholesale centers and decreased at four centers (Amritsar, Bathinda, Rajkot and Vijayawada)
November 7, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: The price rise in key vegetables like onion and tomato in the national capital is "self- created" as there is no logic for the rate hike when production is good, Union Agriculture Secretary Ashish Bahuguna said today. Prices could have been controlled had the Delhi government amended the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) Act and encouraged more players, Bahuguna told PTI. Onion prices had touched Rs 100 per kg last month and are still ruling at uncomfortable levels of Rs 60-75 per kg, while tomato rates have risen to Rs 80/kg adding to consumer woes.
November 6, 2013 |
A decline in paddy production in eastern states and Andhra Pradesh has triggered speculation of a lower rice output this year, stoking a 10-30% spike in prices at a time when high vegetable prices have pushed inflation to a seven-month high. Floods and incessant rains in major rice producing states such as West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar and Andhra Pradesh during the harvesting period have affected the paddy crop. Talking to ET, Trilochan Mohapatra, director, Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI)
October 28, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: Wholesale vegetable prices in September this year increased by a whopping 89.37 per cent as compared to last year, an industry body said today. The comparative rise observed at the consumer price index (CPI) basis vegetable prices was 34.93 per cent, Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ASSOCHAM) said in a study. "Wholesale vegetable prices increased by 89.37 per cent in September, 2013 as compared to the same month last year," the study added. The study said that retailers were unable to pass on the recent increase in vegetable prices as the retail-level prices were already ruling quite high.
October 26, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: BJP today sought permission from the Chief Electoral Officer to sell onions here at cheaper rates. The request came a day after the Election Commission granted permission to the Congress government to buy onions and sell them at a lesser price in the national capital. In a letter to CEO Vijay Dev , BJP leader R P Singh expressed concern about the high prices of onions in Delhi. "The people are not in a position to purchase onions and other vegetables at such high prices.
September 24, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: Wholesale prices of onion today declined by Rs 5 at Rs 40-45 per kg, although retail rates continued to rule at the uncomfortable level of Rs 60-70 a kilo. Arrival of new crop of the kitchen staple from Karnataka and increase in imports led to the fall in prices. Around 600 tonne onion is expected to reach Mumbai next week. As per National Horticultural Research and Development Foundation (NHRDF) data, onion arrivals at the Bangalore mandi have increased to 71,000 quintal today, from last week's level of 51,000 quintal.
September 23, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: With the arrival of new crop in the wholesale market, onion prices fell by Rs 10 per kg to Rs 60-70 per kg in retail markets in the national capital. In the coming weeks prices are expected to further cool down as new crop from Karnataka has started coming into the market. According to NHRDF data, arrivals of onion at Bangalore wholesale market has increased by 50 per cent to 76,266 quintals today from the last week's level. Prices of the kitchen staple have also declined as onions from Afghanistan via wagha border have started coming into the market, traders added.
September 17, 2013 |
NEW DELHI: Onion prices have again touched Rs 70 per kg, rising by Rs 10 per kg, in the retail market in the national capital because of lower supplies in the wholesale market. Traders said onion prices are ruling at Rs 60 per kg in the wholesale market as supplies have come down substantially in the last one week. Street vendors charge anything between Rs 70-80 for one kg of onion in Delhi, depending on the locality and quality of the bulb, a key ingredient in most food items.


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My, my, where does the time fly to? It’s been quite awhile since I last posted and it’s not for lack of homestead happenings. In fact, there are too much happenings, so much so, I wish I could hire a full time blogger! No kidding, I can’t keep up with all the wonderful stories and goings on.
We’ve been busy with lectures, workshops, tours, film nights, music & food events and even a few shoots for upcoming pieces in magazines (one is going to be published in Europe). I can barely keep up with all the email requests! If you have emailed a recently, we’ll (hopefully), I will get back to you soon. Believe me, we wish we could do it all and handle everyone at once!
Whilst we are busy trying to keep up, we would like to know “how’s everyone?” Especially our readers out on the East coast?
The year has not been without a few “setbacks” of sorts, but we have faith things will work out in the end. For one, our super video techie, Jordanne, needs new software so she can easily upload all the footage she’s been taking.
After a brutally hot summer and somewhat sucky summer harvest, here, the weather has(finally) turned nippy, as the garden turns over to cooler crops and row covers to tuck the beds in for the winter. The garden isn’t the only thing prepping for winter; so is our backyard patio. We’ve had such a positive turnout to the weekly Sunday gatherings , folks want them to continue through the winter. That’s the good news. The bad news was how to figure out to do so in inclement weather! Over the last few weeks, the “winterizing” efforts have started to come together. The plan is to keep the cold and rain out and community events going through winter and we are getting there, thanks to a few generous donations and keeping our eyes focused on Craigslist!
The “winterizing” efforts are coming along nicely, if I do say so myself.
Along with growing community, our farm stand has expanded into a mini co-op featuring local farms and food. The farm stand is open every day, expect Saturday. New offerings this week: yummy seasonal honey, organic, raw (unpasteurized) almonds, dates and much more!
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CSA: CA Gardens
Listing last updated on May 7, 2011
Welcome to CA Gardens located in Noblesville, Indiana.
How our CSA works - you will receive 16 weeks of wonderful farm fresh veggies and herbs. This will be a weekly pick up at the farm starting June 10- Sept 24 2011.
Season: June through September
Type: single farm
Full Share: 16 week share - Full Share $475
1/2 Share: 16 week share- Half Share $275
Work Req? No
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India has formally removed retaliatory tariffs on some U.S. farm products that made commodities such as almonds and walnuts from California less competitive.
Duties on almonds, walnuts, apples, chickpeas and lentils were lifted Sept. 6.
The tariffs were eliminated two days before President Joe Biden’s meeting last week with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of the Group of 20 economic summit in New Delhi.
The Almond Board of California applauded removal of the duties.
“We are very happy to see the retaliatory tariffs removed, which will both help increase demand in India and reduce the cost to consumers there,” said Julie Adams, the almond board’s vice president of technical and regulatory affairs.
“The almond industry has been working hard along with government officials to reduce the impediments for exports of California almonds to India,” she added.
Tariffs on American goods increase the price that importers pay, making U.S. products more expensive for consumers abroad.
The higher value of the dollar also has hurt U.S. exporters. With grower prices for almonds and walnuts on a downward trend in recent years, India’s repeal of the retaliatory tariffs provides U.S. exporters improved access to a key market.
India remains a top export destination for California agricultural products, including tree nuts, cotton, dairy and processing tomatoes. The state shipped $1.03 billion worth of farm exports to India in 2021, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
Valued at $854 million in 2021, almond exports to India represent 46% of all U.S. agricultural exports, according to the almond board.
In her statement, Adams said the almond board will “continue to discuss further opportunities to improve export conditions related to tariffs and technical barriers.”
India imposed 20% retaliatory tariffs on certain U.S. agricultural products in 2019 in response to the Trump administration’s tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Contacted for comment on the duties being lifted, the California Walnut Commission shared its June 22 announcement on the then-pending removal of the tariffs.
In a statement, Pam Graviet, the commission’s senior director of global programs, said India remains “an integral part of the industry’s overall long-term strategic growth and market development plan.”
“Indian consumers and trade partners continue to recognize the premium quality of California walnuts and the nutritional value and great taste they bring to the Indian diet,” Graviet said. “Elimination of India’s retaliatory tariffs will benefit Indian consumers and businesses, as well as the California walnut industry.”


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Chennai-based agri-tech start-up WayCool has inked a two-year partnership with farm management Internet of Things (IOT) platform Gramworkx. The agreement will see WayCool and GramworkX integrate their respective tech platforms in order to automate farming processes and optimise output. WayCool will pay Gramworkx a total of $2 million to acquire its IP and scale it up.
The companies made the announcement at Food for Future Summit in Dubai on the sidelines of Expo 2020. “At present, our weather information comes from solutions like open weather maps and met data,” Karthik Jayaraman, Co-Founder and CEO, Gramworkx, told CNBC-TV18 at the summit.
“Gramworkx has an IOT device built in India, which captures precise information, which in turn can provide instructions on fertigation to automate the process and make it autonomous,” he said, adding that the tool can monitor parameters like soil conditions and instruction the fertigation system to start operations, often at times where power is available only in odd hours.
The integration means that WayCool’s technology now works better for high-precision and high-value crops since an autonomous farming IOT system ensures timely irrigation and fertigtion. “We first invested to acquire the tech, IPR and the Gramworkx team, which will join us,” said Jayaraman, “We are now investing another million to scale it up and make the tech more robust.”
‘FY 22 revenue to cross Rs 1,000 crore’
WayCool has announced that it will cross Rs 1,000 crore in revenue this year. “We have already crossed Rs 850 crore, and are confident of crossing this mark in the days to come,” said Jayaraman. The company recently closed its latest round of funding — a total of $1117 million, of which $95 million is in equity.
“This money should be good enough for us to continue for the next 18 to 22 months,” Jayaraman added, “We will start work on our next cycle in the next few weeks as we have long gestation periods and expect that to continue.”
The company has earmarked $25 million to invest in technology and automation over the next 12 months: “We have already pushed our existing automation to the next level and have automated packaging of fresh produce, which is challenging since it is an irregularly sized commodity.”
WayCool will begin working on completely automating its dry-grocery supply chain. The company is also foraying into segments like value-added foods and products like curd, which have begun seeing commendable traction as they make appearances on store shelves.
WayCool has already announced plans to list publicly by FY25 and claims it is on track to achieve the target within the time frame.


Binnu farmer Viv Carson has been named the Royal Agricultural Society 1992 Rural Achiever of the Year.
Mr Carson was presented with the award by Agriculture Minister Ernie Bridge at a function in Perth this evening.
Mr Bridge said Mr Carson was nominated by the Binnu Ajana branch of the Western Australian Farmers' Federation and other community members.
"Through his long-standing involvement with WAFF, Mr Carson has made a valuable contribution to the lupin industry," he said.
"He has served on a number of Government and industry committees, and has been a keen promoter of lupins for human consumption.
"While his list of industry achievements is long, he has also developed several areas of new farms and has played an active role in his local community.
"Mr Carson is an outstanding example to the industry, and it is very appropriate that his tireless commitment to the State is acknowledged by this award."


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THE 32TH PRÊMIO ERNESTO ILLY DE QUALIDADE SUSTENTÁVEL DO CAFÉ PARA ESPRESSO AWARDED THE BEST BRAZILIAN COFFEE PRODUCERS
Yesterday the winners of the 32 nd Prêmio Ernesto Illy de Qualidade Sustentável do Café para Espresso were awarded in São Paulo. Luis Manuel Ramos Fachada M. da Silva (Chapada de Minas), Raimundo Dimas Santana Filho (Matas de Minas) and São Mateus Agropecuária (Cerrado Mineiro), all from Minas Gerais, will represent Brazil at the 8th Ernesto Illy International Coffee Award.
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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has asked officials to chalk out a plan to set up district-level outlets of organic and natural products and also in government mandis.
“At present, organic product outlets have been set up at divisional headquarters. There is a need to extend them to district and Mandi levels,” he said.
According to the government spokesman, the chief minister also emphasised the need for organising bazaars for the sale of organic products in the state, besides setting up test labs in agricultural universities for verifying and branding natural products grown by farmers.
He further directed officials to expedite the work to establish a tissue culture laboratory in the Acharya Narendra Dev Agricultural and Technical University in Ayodhya.
The tissue culture lab, he said, must be set up on a minimum area of 3 hectares with all the cost to be borne by the Mandi Parishad.
He also said new Kisan Bazaars and Mandis should be set up as per regional requirement.
The chief minister said that it was encouraging that the income of Mandis had increased despite a cut in the Mandi fee.
The income of Mandis rose from Rs 614 crore in 2021-22 to Rs 1,520.95 crore in 2022-23 and an income of Rs 251.61 crore had been earned till May in the current financial year.


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Farm: Fazenda Furnas
Micro-Mill (Beneficio): Pedra Branca
Build Date: 1968
First Year Rosso Purchased: 2017
Region: Pedralva, Minas Gerais
Varietal: Yellow Bourbon
Processing Techniques Purchased: Natural
Elevation: 1200-1400 masl
Tasting Notes: Chocolate, Honey, Root Beer, Mandarin
Benefício Pedra Branca is a coffee buying & processing center located on the municipality of Pedralva, and more specifically at Fazenda Furnas. The farm itself comprises a coffee producing area, large permanent environmental preservation areas and the processing plant which is a property of CarmoCoffees since 2013, consolidating a partnership started 3 years earlier, in 2010. At Benefício Pedra Branca, CarmoCoffees can also invest in innovations in processing methods which results in cups with unique and exquisite attributes and great cupping scores, as part of the company’s exclusive program New Flavors. Our goal in it is to push forward the limits of the coffee culture in Brazil and we are really proud to say that we’re being successful in this task. CarmoCoffees now runs a complete Infrastructure at Benefício Pedra Branca where the company is able to process, store and trade both recently harvested cherries and fully processed beans delivered by our partners.
The Mantiqueira microregion is home to over 2,000 smallholder coffee farmers with a quality potential that urges to be explored. Our exporting partners at Carmo Coffees recognized this potential and decided to build two strategically placed mills (called beneficios) with washing and processing capabilities, strategically selected for their accessibility to the region's coffee growers. Beneficio Pedra Branca is nestled in the Pedra Branca mountainside in Pedralva City, and the other, Beneficio Presente do Sol, is located in the city of Heliodora—both beneficios were farms managed by their former owners before joining Carmo Coffees.
Pedra Branca was the first of the beneficios, with Carmo Coffees' partnership starting in 2012. Carmo bought the farm in 2013, making it part of their official structure. Following the same model, Presente do Sol became part of Carmo Coffees in 2014.
The proximity of the beneficios enable the region's quality potential with accessibility to modern equipment for processing where there was otherwise a barrier to entry due to lack of knowledge, time, budget, infrastructure, and the price of labor involved with processing at a quality standard. The municipalities served by Pedra Branca are Pedralva, São José do Alegre, Santa Rita do Sapucaí, Pouso Alegre, Cristina, Careaçu, Jesuânia, Cachoeira de Minas, and Olímio Noronha, among others. Beneficio Pedra Branca has eight mechanical dryers, covered patios, drying greenhouses, and African drying beds, as well as a wet mill and washing and sorting machines. Pedra Branca serves about 600 producers currently but has the capacity to work with 2,000. The production of both beneficios is at 50,000 bags annually.
We did not visit this mill. We simply cupped this coffee and fell in love. Nearly everyone we cupped it with thought it was Geisha.


Production subsidy of Rs 5.5 per quintal for sugarcane farmers has been approved by the government to help cash-starved millers clear cane arrears that have surged to about Rs 20,000 crore due to sharp fall in sugar prices on record production, here on Wednesday.
The Cabinet Committee of Economic Affairs has approved a production-linked subsidy of Rs 55 per tonne (Rs 5.5 per quintal) for cane farmers, sources said.
Industry body ISMAs Director General Abinash Verma said, the subsidy amount could be Rs 1,500-1,600 crore on the basis of sugarcane crushed by the mills in the current 2017-18 marketing year (October-September).
Sugar output of India, the worlds second largest producer, stood at 20.3 MT in the 2016-17 marketing year. The annual domestic demand is estimated at 25 MT.
“Sugarcane arrears have touched about Rs 19,000 crore. We discussed this issue. There were several suggestions like production-linked subsidy, sugar cess and reduction of GST on ethanol from 18 per cent to 5 per cent,” Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan had told reporters on April 23 after the ministerial panel meet.


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A Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea — Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Crimea Andrey Rumshin wrote a note on his official Facebook page that from the beginning of 2020, the export of the Crimean agro-industrial complex (AIC) is estimated to be about 13 million of US dollars.
“By the end of 2020, rates of the “Export of AIC production” regional project will be increased up to 100 percent and reach an amount of 12 million of dollars.
In terms of the regional project, it’s rather obvious that agriculture export production indexes will be increasing during following years.
We came to such an agreement during the session held in a video-conference format, which was chaired by the Director of the Export Development Department of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Roman Chekushov.
From the beginning of 2020, the export of the Crimean agro-industrial complex is estimated to be about 13 million of US dollars. Traditionally, the major export ratio refers to the poultry meat production (volume of exports reached 6,5 million of US dollars – that’s 50 percent of the whole export), hard liquors (sold for around 1,8 million of dollars – 14% of the whole export) and grape wines (sold for about 1,1 million of dollars – 8% of the Crimean export).
In 2020, the Crimean AIC goods were exported to twelve countries all around the world. The largest share of the export is aimed at Ukraine – it paid 8 million of US dollars for the Crimean production (61 % of the whole export) and China – it paid 3,3 million of dollars (25% of the export production). Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Abkhazia, Turkey, Tajikistan, Serbia and Israel got lower export supplies.
In spite of the international restrictions, the regional project “Export of AIC production” is successfully implemented on the territory of the Republic of Crimea within the framework of the “Export and International Cooperation” national project.
In 2019, Crimea had exported products of the agro-industrial complex and earned more 17 million of dollars. The regional project determines these profits as 279 % of the planned value.
«Regardless of USA and certain European Union countries’ sanctions, the Republic of Crimea demonstrates a stable growth of AIC export production rates”, — Andrey Rumshin noticed.


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Strong Chinese buying could be set to continue, if news reports this morning are true. The government there may go back into the local market to buy 55 million to 110 million more bushels, trying to prop up prices farmers receive. That move in turn could force processors to turn to imports, which are considerably cheaper than domestically raised soybeans.
A similar move earlier this fall kicked off a surge of U.S. sales, helping overcome a slow start to the export season caused by harvest delays and a tight old crop pipeline.
China may also buy more corn to build reserves and boost prices. That may keep surplus corn from hitting the export market in Asia, convincing regular U.S. customers to step up their buying programs. Sales to normally stalwart markets in Asia have been slow this fall, with some end users buying feed wheat and others waiting to see if Chinese exports are available. China recently suspended taxes on exports after Dec. 1, and some officials even suggested export rebates might be available.
U.S. corn export could use a boost. Net new bookings totaled 17.1 million bushels this week, well below the weekly rate near 30 million bushels needed to meet USDA's forecast.
Wheat sales picked up from last week's slack total, as more buyers appear to be coming into the market in search of bargains. Total sales were 18.8 million bushels, more than doubling last week's effort. Japan also bought U.S. wheat at its regular weekly tender, as trade returns to normal following disruptions caused by new regulations put into effect following a scandal over tainted imported rice.


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In the morning it feels like spring the last two days, but then by late afternoon when we are really rolling, the students come out to work, and boom it is dark. Then you know it’s almost all over!
This time SIOUX CITY we would like to meet at the market location BUT at 4 to 6 pm. We did this last year too in November because the market season is over, we have no other reason to be there during the day time. IF you can not pick up your box between 4 and 6 pm tomorrow please contact John 712-490-8218 and we can work something out. Hopefully most folks can swing by on their way home.
Sioux Center we will be at the regular spot and for the regular time, I will bring some extra carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, squash for passersby or your friends that don’t participate in our CSA yet!
Spencer, Barb is coming to the farm at 1:30 Wednesday so I anticipate that your shares will be at the salon by 3 pm. I am sure she will let everyone know via Facebook.
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Next time will be November 18.
I began work on building a new high tunnel yesterday to increase our early and late season capacity. It is a small one. It fits between the greenhouse (heated for starting plants) and the old hog house. It is important to me to get the ground posts in before frost. Once they are in, the ground can freeze up, and we can continue framing. We will likely not put film or plastic on until a warm day in the spring. I’d like a 70 degree day for finishing it so it’s snug.
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For its first participation at SARA, the As-Food team, headed by Mr. Victor NONO, founder of AS-FOOD International, struck a major blow, presenting an innovation unanimously acclaimed by the elected officials, diplomats, producer cooperatives, agro-processors and specialized journalists who visited it.
The company exhibited a complete fruit and vegetable processing plant, installed in a container, immersing visitors in the world of technology at the service of food safety and improved living conditions for producers. This initiative was warmly welcomed by SARA visitors.
Despite a timid start, the stand gradually attracted a growing number of visitors, including a number of well-known personalities: The Minister of State, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Minister of Technical Education, the President of the Economic and Social Council, who is also President of the Association of Regions of Côte d'Ivoire, the French Ambassador to Côte d'Ivoire, the President of the Bélier Region, the representative of the President of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region in France, the President of the Côte d'Ivoire Chamber of Agriculture, the President of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Regional Chamber of Agriculture, and so on. The latter were quick to express their admiration for the research and ingenuity that were evident from the moment they saw AS FOOD's mobile processing plant.
Mr. Mamadou YATTASSAYE, Managing Director of AMALI, who came all the way from Guinea to discover this new technology, had this to say: "I consider this unit to be highly innovative and in tune with our times. It responds to very real and concrete problems, as it enables producers to considerably reduce post-harvest losses." Je considère cette unité comme très innovante et en phase avec notre époque. Elle répond à des problématiques bien réelles et concrètes, car elle permet de réduire de manière considérable les pertes post-récoltes des producteurs.»
Asked about her experience at SARA, Christelle NONO, Production Assistant at AS-FOOD International, shared: "We are extremely satisfied with our participation at SARA. It was gratifying to see that visitors from all walks of life were clearly enthusiastic about our solution, describing it as innovative. This satisfaction represents a great reward for our team." Nous sommes extrêmement satisfaits de notre participation au SARA. C’était gratifiant de constater que les visiteurs, quelle que soit leur position, aient manifesté un enthousiasme évident envers notre solution, en la qualifiant d’innovante. Cette satisfaction représente une grande récompense pour notre équipe. »
In summary, AS-FOOD International's presence at SARA 2023 was crowned with success thanks to the exhibition of its technology and the partnership approach that accompanies it, offering unique opportunities for the future of agriculture and food security in Africa.
The pilot unit presented at SARA will now be operated successively in several localities in Côte d'Ivoire, following the seasonality of fruit and vegetable harvests: Bélier region (Aubergine and Tomato), Béré region (cashew apple), Gontougo region (cashew apple and ginger), Tchologo region (mango) and Sud Comoé region (pineapple).
If you too would like to benefit from AS-FOOD's innovation, write to firstname.lastname@example.org


- Solid steel four tine cultivator head for added strength and durability
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- Cushion end grip is comfortable and non-slip
- Black painted head finish makes it even more durable
The True Temper Cultivator 4 Prong Wood Handle is ideal for the cultivation of soil and general purpose maintenance in the garden.
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riley said the company has been working on its new technology for some time.
It’s not ready for prime time yet, but it’s getting closer, she said.
The company is also trying to bring the farm to a more commercial market with a wider variety of products.
We want to be able to offer things like grain to the consumer,” Riley said.
The farm will be in a prime location in an industrial area of the city.
Riley said she’s looking forward to the end of summer and looking forward, hopefully, to being able to take it to a larger market.
It’s going to be the start of a really exciting new chapter for riley.


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Has anyone tried seeds from Cherrygal.com, Christopher Weeks Peppers, or Sow True Seed (located in Asheville)? These suppliers have signed and promote the Safe Seed Pledge.
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I've seen references to medicinal herbs scattered in other threads, but didn't see one specifically dedicated to them. I have been going through some medical "issues" lately and because of that (and just basic preparedness) my neighbor and I are
I thought I might have a look at what feeders are available with a view to starting a bit of a colony and being self sufficient in food for my scorpion and mantid. So far I`ve got two things I`d like to speak to you about and maybe you could even suggest


WTF is up with the hops this year? I’ve got two 2nd year Cascade that have both gone crazy. They’re on a two story stucco shed and have gone 18 feet to the roofline, then hanging like 4 or 5 feet back down and attaching to the line again. We’re talking mutiple vines, not singles. They’re loaded with burrs and hops, some hops which are almost 2 friggen inches long already.
Was it the mild winter/early spring? Is this normal? I’m just worried I’m going to have a million harvests ha…
I know some of you have similar issues. Anyone else have hops that look like they’re either close to harvest or are just monsterous in size?
I’m in Maryland btw.


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This chain type small garlic peeling machine is our new design machine for garlic peeling process, which can improving the garlic peeling pure ratio in high condition. This will be a small garlic peeling process line, which included a garlic separates machine,one garlic hoisting machine,and chain small garlic peeling machine together.
This garlic processing line can process about 150KG garlic per hour, also if customer needs, we can customize bigger capacity garlic peeling machiine accordingly.


Roses have always been a symbol of love and it is not for nothing that they are among the most popular garden plants. For magnificent growth, they often need the support of rose fertilisers. These come in various forms.
To help you find the right rose fertiliser for your roses, we have summarised the most important questions and criteria. We also present a few rose fertilisers in more detail to give you an overview of the selection.
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- Rose fertiliser comes in a variety of forms, such as pellets or even liquid fertiliser. Some are long-lasting and only need to be applied once a season, while others should be used weekly.
- There are mineral and organic rose fertilisers that work differently depending on the ingredients and also need to be applied at a different time.
- Rose fertiliser is available for use on your roses indoors or for your rose garden. This is why you can get liquid fertilisers with a content of 500 millilitres or large packages weighing 20 kilograms.
The Best Rose Fertiliser: Our Picks
Buying criteria for rose fertiliser
Not all rose fertiliser is the same. To help you find the right rose fertiliser for your garden, we have summarised the most important criteria at a glance. This should make your choice easier.
We will now go into these criteria in more detail so that you are well informed before making your purchase.
Depending on the ingredients of the rose fertiliser, you will need to fertilise the roses with varying frequency. There are fertilisers that you only need to use once per season, i.e. every 5 months or so. Some rose fertilisers you should use once a week, especially between spring and autumn. In winter, i.e. from November to February, it is sufficient to fertilise the roses once a month.
Roses need a lot of energy to grow. In general, a distinction can be made between organic and mineral fertilisers. Organic fertilisers contain main and trace nutrients, while mineral fertilisers consist of salts. However, there are also mixed forms, i.e. organic-mineral fertilisers. If you place a lot of value on sustainability, there are also some rose fertilisers that are certified organic.
Most rose fertilisers are very easy to use, so you don't have to worry if you don't have a green thumb. Many liquid fertilisers have a dosage guide in the cap, which is easy to adjust with the amount of water. They are also good for indoor plants. Another form of rose fertiliser is pellet fertiliser, which is easy to distribute and can be dosed well because of its shape.
The size range of rose fertiliser products covers a wide range. You can buy rose fertiliser weighing from one kilogram to 20 kilograms. For liquid fertiliser, the volume is one to two litres. Depending on your needs, different sizes are suitable.
If you want to fertilise indoor roses, lighter rose fertilisers are sufficient because they are easier to dose. If you have a rose garden, it makes sense to use several kilos, as you will get something out of it for longer.
In addition to the purchase criteria, there are questions that arise when buying rose fertiliser. To keep you well informed, we have selected a few of these frequently asked questions and answered them in detail.
What is rose fertiliser all about?
What types of rose fertiliser are there?
Organic fertiliser has a slower effect because the ingredients first have to decompose in the soil. On the other hand, the roses are better cared for in the long term. If you are also concerned about sustainability when fertilising your roses, there are certified organic fertilisers for your roses.
Is rose fertiliser dangerous for pets?
When should you use rose fertiliser?
Rose fertilisers help to ensure that your roses in the garden bloom beautifully and for a long time. They provide the plants with sufficient nutrients. Different rose fertilisers are suitable depending on your needs. Mineral rose fertilisers are suitable for quick blooming. For a long-term and sustainable existence of your roses, however, you should rely on organic rose fertilisers.
If you are short on time, there are slow-release fertilisers that can be applied once a season. Depending on the fertiliser, you should make sure that you fertilise your roses in good time so that they get through the winter well and can bloom again in spring.
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The pigs have new neighbors! We moved the turkeys out there last weekend and the pigs are both curious and a little unsure of their new friends. When we move the turkeys, they get to roam free until we get the new space set up. Some of their roaming has taken them into the pig pen, which is exciting until they notice a large hog is following them. It is kind of funny to watch, but luckily the turkeys can fly because I do not put it past the pigs to take a curious nibble like they do to my boots and clothes every day : )
Yeah! lettuce! The summer's heat and humidity definitely melted some of my mid summer lettuce plantings. But with a little tlc and cooler days, these new plantings are coming around nicely. Chuck thought so too.....shortly after we transplanted them, he munched some to the ground and we had to cover them with netting so he couldn't get into them anymore. bad Chuck.
What a relief to get some rain. We ended up with just under an inch. Most things still look amazing, but some of certainly lost some vitality with the prolonged hot and dry. Cucumbers and zucchini usually tire out around now, but it seems as though they have quit a week earlier than my usual date. We are certainly into the transition of fall veggies ... more cabbage, leeks, squash and garlic!
Sunday September 6th 9:30-12:30
Moxie Plaza (downtown Lisbon Falls)
We are holding a one time Farmer's Market to promote FarmDrop
join us for live music, drink and food sales and community! And do not be shy to spread the word : )
This Week's Bounty: lettuce (non Chuck eaten), cabbage (red/green), broccoli, lots of beans, tomatoes, celery, leeks, fennel bulb and parsley and a melon for half shares


Bi-Directional Gutter with Gutter Position 141Ψ-HYDR 2"
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Suitable for the construction of a toll greenhouse with a place for a gutter, as well as for the construction of a snail farm. The first dimension concerns the vertical and the second the two opposite sides (code-191Ψ-YDR)
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You are registering for:
2023 Private Pesticide and Fertilizer Recertification Training
February 10, 2023
February 10 - Fertilizer 8-9 a.m., Pesticide 9:10 a.m.-12:10 p.m.
The cost for Pesticide training is $30.00
The cost for Fertilizer training is $10.00
Location: Beck's Hybrids, 720 US 40, London, OH 43140
Pre-registration and pre-payment are required. Registration includes any included materials.
Total registration fees will vary based on your selection(s). You may choose to pay for your registration by check or pay online with a credit card at the end of this registration. The payment method selected will present you with any needed details. PLEASE NOTE: Whichever payment method you choose, registration is not complete until the fees are paid.
For more information, contact Amanda Douridas or call the Extension Office at 740-852-0975
Register by February 3, 2023


In July, when the rice fields in the valley of Bac Son in Lang Son Province are changing color from green to yellow, it’s time for travelers and photographers to capture the beautiful moments of the year.
The two best times of the day are when the valley wakes up at dawn and when the sun just goes down behind the mountains. This is the scene of Bac Son town in the first sunlight of the day.
To get a panoramic view, you should choose a mountain to climb to its peak. Your sweat will pay off worthily because you will be relaxed looking at the peaceful valley below and your fatigue will go away.
Bac Son is about 160 kilometers north of Hanoi. The paddy in Bac Son is not planted at the same time, so you can see the different colors of the rice fields.
It is estimated that the rice fields will ripen in about two weeks.
Bac Son at sunset, with the tranquility and peace of a mountain town.
You can also visit the fall of Dang Mo, about 20 km from the town or stay at the hamlets of the ethnic Tay, Nung, and Dao and enjoy their specialties.
Photo: Le Thuong/VNE


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Revolutionizing Greenhouse Ventilation
The Automatic Vent Opener, a revolutionary tool for greenhouse enthusiasts, ensures optimal temperature and humidity control, providing much-needed ventilation when required. As the temperature within the greenhouse rises, the vent gradually opens to allow just the right amount of ventilation. Conversely, as the temperature cools, the vent closes.
How the Automatic Vent Opener Works
The vent opener is engineered with a steel cylinder filled with wax. This wax expands with heat, pushing a piston that raises the window as the air inside the greenhouse warms. As the air cools, the wax contracts, allowing a spring to close the window and reset the piston. This ingenious system works tirelessly throughout the day to maintain a consistent internal climate, a task nearly impossible to achieve through manual adjustments.
Easy Installation and Compatibility
The Automatic Vent Opener is a breeze to install. Attach it to your roof vent window, and it starts working immediately. This device is compatible with all Palram greenhouse models and operates without the need for electricity. The solar-powered Vent Opener starts to open when the greenhouse temperature reaches 68 degrees F, and is fully open at 80 degrees.
Adjustable Temperature Settings
One of the standout features of the Automatic Vent Opener is its adjustable settings. It can be set to start opening between 60-77°F, fully open at 86-90°F, and fully close at 55°F. This feature makes it an especially recommended tool for most glazed season extenders, as it dramatically enhances plant growth.
Longevity and Maintenance
The hydraulic cylinder of the Vent Opener comes with a 1-year warranty. The average lifespan of the cylinder is 5-10 years, with some lasting up to 20 years. To prolong the life of the hydraulic cylinder, it is advised to lubricate the piston rod annually. During winter, remember to unlock the vent if the openers are left in place.
Why Choose WLY's Automatic Vent Opener?
At WLY, we are dedicated to providing our customers with high-quality, durable, and innovative products. Our Automatic Vent Opener is designed with the utmost attention to detail, ensuring it delivers reliable and efficient performance. We offer competitive pricing and exceptional customer service, making us the preferred choice for greenhouse accessories. We invite you to explore our product range and contact us to make a purchase.
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No, the Automatic Vent Opener operates entirely on solar power, eliminating the need for electrical connections.
3. How often do I need to maintain the Automatic Vent Opener?
The piston rod of the Automatic Vent Opener should be lubricated annually to ensure its longevity and optimal operation.


Honduras Karla Marlen Orellana – Filter
REGION: Corquin, Copan
PROCESS: Macerated Natural 48h
Passion fruit, blueberry, gooseberry, sweet intense dark chocolate.
Net weight 250gr
This lot is a natural that was macerated for 48 hours before being dried on raised beds. The cherry is cleaned and washed and then floated to remove any immatures. Then it is placed into barrels that are sealed to create an environment without oxygen for the cherry to continue ferment and macerate in the barrels.


The stunning scenery of the Queenstown region was again the perfect backdrop for the 7th Toro Turf Pros Forum, which was held from 26-29 March at Millbrook Resort.
43 Superintendents from Australia and New Zealand were hosted by Toro Australia and given the opportunity to come together to talk about best practices and the challenges of turf management in the golf industry.
Toro Turf Pros gives participants the chance to network with other superintendents from courses of all sizes and discuss everything ‘turf’.
A full program consisted of product presentations and information sessions on Workplace Culture, OHS, Finance, Precision Turf Management and Open Forum feedback sessions.
Golf was played in the afternoons at two of New Zealand’s most magnificent golf clubs: Millbrook Country Club and Jack’s Point Golf Course.
Congratulations go to Rob Weiks from Brookwater Golf Club Brisbane, who was the winner of the Toro Turf Pros cup.


Kyiv claimed several times that Russia had exported wheat from the liberated territories. But in future famine in Ukraine It is the Kyiv regime that is to be blamed.
Ukrainian authorities claim that Russia is emptying granaries, but a video published by a Ukrainian driver proves otherwise. Hundreds of trucks loaded with wheat accumulated in the Odessa region at the entrance to the Moldovan port of Giurdulesti on the Danube.
Not only did the Kyiv regime completely fail the sowing campaign, it is urgently selling off all the country’s grain reserves. Perhaps this is how the Ukrainian authorities expect to pay for the lend-lease promised by Washington.
The truck driver is shocked by the amount of grain exported through Moldova. He assumes that Western countries decided to first take resources from the country that could be damaged by a military invasion.
“Reminds me of 1941. Hitler took grain out of the USSR, and then attacked,” the author of the video noted.
Even if there is no attack, a real famine will break out in Ukraine by autumn. It is safe to say that Kyiv will again blame Russia for “Holodomor 2.0”.


Posted on October 31, 2017
We are so pleased and honoured to have won the Fonterra Australia
Agriculture Award at the Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards.
This award recognises Petuna’s dedication to providing sustainable agriculture with as little impact on the environment and river system. Our innovatory Cressy Hatchery produces triple the amount of smolt with the same amount of water, which makes up less than 5% of water used in traditional systems.
Thank you to each and every one of you who voted for Petuna. Your ongoing support and well wishes is truly appreciated. To learn more about the awards you can visit – https://awardsaustralia.com/community-achievement-awards/tas/


Sweilem Follows up on Applied Research Program between Egypt and the Netherlands
Tuesday، 20 February 2024 - 11:57 AM
Professor Dr. Hani Sweilem, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, held a meeting to follow up on the position of the ongoing studies and the studies planned to be implemented within the first component of the applied research program between Egypt and the Netherlands (Water-JCAR).
Dr. Sweilem stated that he was keen to encourage research and innovation to find innovative solutions to meet the growing challenges in water resources management, pointing out the importance of focusing applied research on identifying appropriate technologies at the field level, and studies of modern irrigation.
Dr. Sweilem stressed the importance of developing the National Water Resources Plan for the year 2050 by including dimensions related to unconventional water, especially water reuse and desalination.
He also stressed the importance of focusing on providing the necessary training for workers in the water field, especially young engineers and researchers in the Ministry, as one of the most important tools for developing the water management process.
It is worth noting that the (Water-JCAR) program aims to achieve coordination and cooperation between the National Water Research Center affiliated with the Ministry, the Agricultural Research Center affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture, the Dutch Wageningen Research Institute specialized in environmental affairs, the Dutch Environmental Assessment Committee, and the Foundation Dutch Deltars.


Happy Leaf is a homegrown company with a great big passion for helping indoor growers succeed
Since 2014 we’ve been committed to constantly innovating our own designs and manufacturing our products here in the United States.
Happy Leaf LED Grow Lights offers two product lines: The Procyon and the Procyon PRO.
Both lines offer an elegant, highly efficient, reliable and effective LED grow light. Both are made in the USA and are backed by the very best customer service and support. We have a short video that explains the differences so you can decide which line is right for your needs, so check that out below.
Top 5 Reasons to Choose Happy Leaf LED Grow Lights.
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Choosing the right LED grow light Procyon -VS- Procyon PRO
Choosing the right light doesn’t need to be complicated.
Watch our short video to learn all you’ll need to know to pick the light that will meet your growing needs. January 15, 2021 will have a new video that will describe Procyon 2.0 – versus Procyon PRO.
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Dandy's Lawn Turf is a lush, green, hardwearing whilst decorative lawn turf.
Delivered as 1m2 rolls each measures approximately 16 inches by 7.5 feet.
The actual seed blend of our turf is... 10% Chewing Fescue, 15% Strong Creeping Red Fescue, 15% Smooth Stalk Meadow Grass, 40% Slender Creeping Red Fescue and 20% Perennial Ryegrass.
Ryegrass is a bit of a weird one as people usually balk at the first mention but the rye is a dwarf strain, barely noticeable and absolutely necessary to get a hard-wearing, long-lasting result.
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*Turf is a growing crop and therefore an ever changing product. As turf is a perishable product it must be properly laid on properly prepared topsoil. Once delivered turf must be rolled out and lain within a maximum of two hours and must be watered adequately to encourage rooting.*
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A first in France: 8 innovative productive landscape experiments in Lyon Métropole
Publié le : 13.12.2017
Following the Appel des 30 ! 2016 Edition, 8 demonstrators are being rolled out in Chemistry Valley, in particular for biomass production and soil fertilisation.
They cover an area of 21 hectares, have the benefit of 5 million euros of investment and will generate the creation of around fifteen new jobs by 2020.
For over 10 years, Lyon Métropole has been taking steps to manage the natural resources in its territory. Already working hard towards 0 agrochemicals and 0 waste, it is today leading innovative thinking on the subjects of sustainable short-circuit resource management, the creation of fertile soils, soil clean-up, biomass cultivation, and the biodiversity and aesthetic of industrial landscapes.
A number of projects are being developed in Chemistry Valley:
– At Saint Fons: 6 landscape architects are involved in the Fertile Land 2.0 project, the first platform for the recycling and fertilisation of earth excavated in the Métropole
– At Feyzin: Serpol is developing a polluted earth treatment platform by using a phytoremediation process
– At Pierre-Bénite: a number of projects are being rolled out in the field of soil biodynamisation, the construction of Biotechnosols, the production of short-rotation coppices, biomass preparation, by the companies Soupe, Valorhiz, Société Forestière de la Caisse des Dépôts, Suez, Valterra, Absra&Racine, and Ain Environnement.
On the occasion of the PAYSALIA show, around 200 landscape professionals gathered at the Lône de Pierre-Bénite to find out more about these projects.


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||Indoor flowering one should be able to find a 9 weeker but the range would be normally 10-12 weeks...depending upon the phenotype selected as a mother. Would not recommend for outdoors flowering in the Northern Hemisphere unless in a greenhouse and then it would require shading to complete the cycle. In the Southern Hemisphere June would be an expected time of completion, but too south again we would not recommend for outdoor flowering to completion as the cold and rains can inhibit the plant finishing properly.
||For the grower who is keen to learn about Haze hybrids…so preferably not first time growers. |
||Not for the first time grower but it is capable to surprise those who do not get surprised at anything.