Littleworth Tree Farm is a choose and cut farm that provides fresh cut Christmas trees for customers in Cape May County, New Jersey and the surrounding area. Bring the family to enjoy walking through the beauty of over 6000 growing trees. Visit before or during Thanksgiving weekend to select and tag your tree. Return a few weeks later and we will cut, bale, and load your tree onto your vehicle.
Our field trees are tagged and sold the week before Thanksgiving. They are always in great demand and sell out quickly. During Thanksgiving weekend and the early weeks of December we bring in #1 Quality Precuts.
Experience Littleworth Farm during the summer season when you pick up fresh strawberries, blueberries or honey from our farm. We accept cash, checks, all major credit cards and Venmo.
We want to thank our customers, friends and staff for another great Christmas Tree Season!
If you are a Christmas Tree customer, we look forward to seeing you in November, 2024. We hope to see many of you this spring and summer for strawberries and blueberries!
Our farm trees are very popular and we only sell 300 per year. This is why we take reservations for Opening Weekend (the weekend before Thanksgiving). In early November we'll send out an email with the link to SignUp Genius. You'll want to sign up right away since our spots are all reserved within a few hours! Send us an email if you'd like to be on the list for our newsletters and be among the first to receive the link to reserve.
We send out our email newsletter seasonally. You'll receive newsletters in early November and during Christmas Tree Season. After the season ends, you'll hear from us again in early May, when the strawberries ripen and again in June and July to let you know when it's time to sign up for a reservation to pick blueberries. We know how it is...we never give your email away and keep our newsletters to a minimum.
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Fresh picked strawberries from our garden will be available in early May. Look for our sign out front. Janet will pick every morning through...
We plan to open our U-Pick blueberries to reservations once again this year. An email will be sent with a link to SignUp Genius in mid-June...


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TODAY—SEP OPTION EXPIRATION—CATTLE ON FEED—COMMITMENT OF TRADERS
Euronext wheat edged lower on Thursday as a rally in U.S. grains petered out and an expected large harvest in Russia kept attention on ample global wheat supply; December milling wheat settled down 0.50 euro, or 0.3%, at 181.25 euros ($214.87) a ton; front-month September futures ended down 0.6%, also at 181.50 euros, as it eased further from a three-week peak of 185.00 euros touched on Monday in volatile trading ahead of the expiry of September options.
Overnight trade has SRW up roughly 3 cents, HRW up 2; HRS Wheat up 4, Corn is up 2 cents; Soybeans up 2; Soymeal up $1.00, and Soyoil unchanged.
For the week, SRW Wheat prices are up roughly 22 cents; HRW up 20; HRS up 19; Corn is up 2 cents; Soybeans up 9; Soymeal up $4.00, and; Soyoil up 40 points. Crushing margins are up 3 cents at $1.02; Oil share unchanged at 34%.
Chinese Ag futures (January) settled up 5 yuan in soybeans, down 7 in Corn, down 28 in Soymeal, down 82 in Soyoil, and down 102 in Palm Oil.
Malaysian palm oil prices were down 54 ringgit at 2,683 (basis November) at midsession on slower August export data.
The 6 to 10 day forecast for the Midwest between the models have some significant rainfall for some parts of the region while others see limited amounts; the GFS has rainfall mostly in the northern sections of the Midwest while the European model is more central; temps look to move above average next week.
The 11 to 16 day forecast for the Midwest has models in agreement of close to average rainfall and below average temps.
The player sheet had funds net buyers of 6,000 contracts of SRW Wheat; net even in Corn; sold 7,000 Soybeans; net sold 2,000 lots of Soymeal, and; sold 3,000 Soyoil.
We estimate Managed Money net short 1,000 contracts of SRW Wheat; short 116,000 Corn; net long 54,000 Soybeans; net short 20,000 lots of Soymeal, and; long 60,000 Soyoil.
Preliminary Open Interest saw SRW Wheat futures down roughly 3,100 contracts; HRW Wheat up 1,900; Corn up 860; Soybeans up 5,400 contracts; Soymeal up 1,400 lots, and; Soyoil down 350.
There were changes in registrations (Soyoil down 24)—Registrations total 95 contracts for SRW Wheat; ZERO Oats; Corn ZERO; Soybeans 23; Soyoil 2,581 lots; Soymeal 511; Rice ZERO; HRW Wheat 47, and; HRS 1,387.
Tender Activity—Brisk Chinese demand for French wheat and barley is continuing this season as a grain import drive by China and its trade clash with Australia provide a welcome export boost for France after a disappointing harvest; for wheat, around a dozen panamax vessels are thought to have been booked for shipment to China during the first half of the 2020/21 season that started in July, representing about 700,000 tonnes, traders said, with some estimating sales at least one million; so far, about 200,000 tonnes of French wheat have been shipped or are about to load; Chinese demand remains dynamic at the start of the new season
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For the week ended August 13th, U.S. All Wheat sales are running 7% ahead of a year ago, shipments down 1% with the USDA forecasting a 1% increase on the year
For the week ended August 13th, U.S. Corn sales are running 12% behind a year ago, shipments 14% behind with the USDA forecasting a 13% decline.
For the week ended August 13th,U.S. Soybean sales are running 2% behind a year ago, shipments down 5% with the USDA forecasting a 6% decline on the year
Saskatchewan crop report: Warm temperatures have continued to rapidly develop and ripen crops, with some reports of premature ripening; four per cent of the crop has been combined, up from one per cent last week and slightly behind the five-year average (2015-2019) of five per cent for this time of year; six per cent of the crop has been swathed or is ready to straight-cut, behind the five-year average (2015-2019) of eight per cent.
China’s imports of wheat and soybeans rose in the first seven months of the year, a spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce said.
Harsh frosts over recent days joined severe dryness in punishing Argentina’s recently planted wheat crop, with yields having been pressed lowered since the adverse weather started in May, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange said.
Russia can export 37 mln tonnes of wheat in the agricultural year of 2020-2021 and become the leader again, the President of the Russian Grain Union said; we will definitely reclaim the leadership; we expect total grain exports of about 47 mln tonnes in the season of 2020-2021, including 37 mln tonnes of wheat accordingly.
Kazakhstan harvests 14% of grain by Aug 20.
The condition of French maize declined further last week, data from farm office FranceAgriMer showed, as crops continued to feel the effects of hot, dry summer weather; in the week to Aug. 17, 62% of grain maize (corn) was rated as good or excellent, down from 65% the previous week and now level with the score at the same point last year.
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This beautiful dark green, very mild spinach-like small Japanese mustard is easy to grow. It has glossy spoon-shaped dark green leaves which form perfect rosettes. Good in salads, stir fried, or steamed. Grow all year; more heat-tolerant than other salad brassicas. Seed it in early spring and throughout the summer into early fall.


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This could be many things. It would be best to know the plant, and the environment, or climate zone that the plant is in. If you can provide any pictures, and detailed information about the environment or any changes to it, then I will be more than happy to help.
Alternatively you can take a sample and pictures to your local extension, and they will be able to help you further. This article will help you find the closest one: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/extension-search/


Q.Removing Dead Geranium Flower Buds
I have researched pruning and pinching back geraniums, but I cannot find advice on how to treat geraniums during the spring, summer, and fall (when it does not appear that pruning is particularly advised) when they are blooming. How am I to treat the dead geranium buds after they have bloomed? Do I simply pinch them off? Then it just leaves a plain branch. Is that correct? Is there a way to encourage more flower buds to grow?
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Yes, you just pinch them off. And by pinching them off, you encourage the plant to bloom more. This article will explain about it:


How much arsenic is in rice?
Total arsenic levels in the 107 south central rice samples averaged 0.30 μg/g, compared to an average of 0.17 μg/g in the 27 California samples. A white rice sample from Louisiana ranked highest in total arsenic (0.66 μg/g), and an organic brown rice from California ranked lowest (0.10 μg/g).
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Following rigorous testing under the most demanding conditions, Rapid Roots has been introduced to compete with existing synthetic chemical products on equal terms but with a natural organic material. Subsequent testing has proven that it in everyday use Rapid Roots will outperform its non-organic competitors.
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Take your cutting from a healthy and actively growing plant. Dispense an adequate amount of Rapid Roots to a dipping tube or container. Dip the cut end to a depth of 2 cm into the Rapid Roots and immediately transfer to your propagator. Maintain cutting in moist conditions conducive to growth until plant has effectively rooted.


Getting the farm bill done this fall is a “high hurdle,” according to Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts. The Kansas Republican told reporters last week it would be easier to write a bill once a budget is in place, noting that the Senate Budget Committee has said the Senate would have a budget this year. Roberts did note that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has agreed it would be better to pass a farm bill “sooner rather than later,” according to the Hagstrom Report. Roberts added that he and Senate Agriculture Committee ranking member Debbie Stabenow “are a team,” and that the committee had marked up a bill quickly in 2014 and could do it again. At the beginning of August, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Mike Conaway said work on the 2018 Farm Bill would start within the next eight weeks, making House work on the Farm bill just two weeks away.
From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting News Service.


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Welcome to Ducks Hill
New season flowering bulbs , seed potato , shallots and onion sets now in stock
What else have we got in store? It'd be easier to say what we haven't got!
As well as a truly exceptional range of plants, accessories & tools - if we say so ourselves - we also have ,Alliums, Baby Bio, Creosote , Darlac tools  , Evergreen plants , Fish Foods   ,Greeting cards  , Hydrangea  , Indoor house plants , Jacks magic compost , Kindling wood, Logs Kiln Dried ,Mats , New Horizon compost , orchids , Peckish bird food   Q4 Fertiliser, Rock & winter Salt , Salt tablets ,Turf  , Unicorns, verbena ,Wellington boots , xtra value , yucca, even zoo animals!
Please do pop in soon, we'll be delighted to see you!
Come in soon, Mrs. Lovatt did.....'a very pleasant and inspiring place, well-equipped and a good range of plants'
'A wonderful little garden centre with a great range of plants. The whole staff and centre are very special in my eyes. Worth a visit.' Mrs. Lesley Cain
'So many things under one roof! I popped in for a few plants and stayed two hours. But well worth every minute, the staff were very helpful.' Mrs J Longman
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An independent garden centre selling indoor and outdoor plants and horticultural supplies, garden furniture seasonal products plus the garden cafe . Delivery service available .
We are so confident in the quality of our hardy plants that we are happy to guarantee them for 5 years. We will gladly replace any hardy stock that does fail, provided it has been looked after correctly. Simply return the plant within 5 years, along with original proof of purchase.
Wheelchair friendly shop there is access for less abled visitors as the store is on one level. There are designated disabled parking bays .
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Harvest sprouting broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Jerusalem artichokes and leeks. Parsnips, swede, celeriac and turnips can still be harvested. Parsnips improve in flavour with a touch of frost, but other root vegetables are better harvested earlier in the winter, so that they are safe from frost and easily accessible for the kitchen
The frosts that most of us will experience this month will help in breaking down heavy soils that have been dug over last month, but they can also loosen newly planted shrubs and trees, particularly roses


What We Grow
We have over 20,000 sq.
ft. of retail space open to the public!
ANNUALS IN PACKS:
Exciting news for
2019! We have a new variety of impatiens ‘Imara’ that is downy
mildew-resistant and we have it in 5 colors! We also have the following
ageratum, alyssum, angelonia, begonia, calibrachoa, celosia, cleome,
coleus, cosmos, cuphea, dahlia, dianthus, dusty miller, gazania,
gomphrena, hypoestes, impatiens, laurentia, lisianthus, lobelia,
marigold, morning glory, pentas, petunia, phlox, portulaca, salvia,
snapdragon, torenia, verbena, vinca, zinnia. These come in many colors.
ANNUALS IN POTS: Returning this year are Escargot Rex
Begonias, and New Guinea Impatiens in 4 ¼” pots. We’ll also have
Scaevola in 3 colors along with coleus, geraniums, mandevillas, begonias,
citronella, ornamental grasses, aloe, hydrangeas, various accent plants
to put in patio pots & window boxes, spikes, sweet potato vines, and
much more. We have a nice variety of Proven Winners®
PERENNIALS IN PACKS: New this year are a new lavender called ‘
Blue Spear’, lewisia ‘Elise’, baptisia, columbine, delphinium, shasta
daisy, cardinal flower, yarrow, hollyhock, astilbe, coral bells,
campanula, tickseed (coreopsis), leopard’s bane (doronicum), Echinacea,
gaillardia (blanket flower), candytuft, lavenders, liatris, lupines in
mixed colors, beebalm, Russian sage, balloon flower, Jacob’s ladder,
scabiosa (pincushion flower).
PERENNIALS IN POTS: Joe Pye Weed, perennial geranium ‘Rozanne’,
Feather Reed Grass ‘Karl Foerster’, Lewisia, Hollyhock (alcea), columbine (aquilegia),
English daisy (bellis), clematis, coreopsis, ice plant (delosperma),
dianthus, bleeding heart, Echinacea, gaillardia, sweet woodruff (galium),
daylilies, coral bells, hosta, iris, lamium, lavenders, lithodora,
lupine in several colors, beebalm (monarda), catmint (nepeta), oriental
poppy, creeping phlox in several colors, salvia Sweet Esmerelda, hens &
chicks, blue-eyed grass, violas.
VEGETABLES IN PACKS & SMALL POTS: for transplanting: artichokes,
tomatoes in many varieties, hot peppers, sweet peppers, cabbage,
cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, celery, several varieties of
lettuce, kale, swiss chard, summer squashes, winter squashes, slicing
cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, corn, beans, beets, okra, leeks, onions,
sweet potatoes, pumpkins, watermelons, cantaloupe/melons, callaloo, 4
kinds of eggplant, arugula, collards, kohlrabi
HERBS: in packs & small pots: 4 varieties of basil, borage, catnip, chives, garlic chives, cilantro, dill, fennel, Greek oregano,
curly parsley, parsley, peppermint, French tarragon, sage, summer
savory, thyme, watercress, Vietnamese coriander, lemon grass, and more.
HANGING BASKETS: Swingtime Fuchsia is back! new varieties of fuchsia, million bells,
geraniums, Illumination begonias, superbells, evolvulus, lantana,
supertunia, portulaca, torenia, streptocarpella, many combination
hangers, and more.
PATIO POTS: many dazzling combinations of beautiful mixed plants
in 10”, 12”, 14” & specialty pots for your outdoor pleasure, lasting the
EXTRAS: such as bagged soil mixes, seeds in packets & plant food.


About Hort. Horrors
HorticulturalHorrors.com is a meeting place for gardeners/landscapers of all skill levels and ages. Come gather, share and discuss the wide array of subjects that make gardening such an interesting and challenging pursuit. The blog posts, forum and newsletters will consistently be encouraging and sometimes humorous. There is no belittling here. We want all to feel free to ask questions and seek knowledge without fear. If you have a horticultural horror story and are confident enough to laugh about about it, post it on the forum. Maybe you’ll receive some advice that will help. You will help others to avoid making the same mistake by sharing. Whether you are growing in containers on an urban balcony or designing a part of your country acreage, there is something here for you. Something that will help you grow. Perhaps you might also nurture the growth of the less seasoned members of the Horticultural Horrors crew.
We sincerely hope that you enjoy our site. As professionals with many years in the field, we hope to promote proper practices, expose incorrect information, and help save you time and money making your gardening experience more enjoyable-Sincerely The HH Team


The 30-Second Trick for Grass Rake
Our lawn care technicians are almost always readily available to schedule a complimentary consultation to find out the very best service to create your lawn green again. Don’t forget, you are going to be cooking for the workers too, and you’re going to also cause clean-up. It will find the business done for everybody in the house and will last you a lifetime and then some. This position demands physical labor and plenty of time outdoors, so be sure you’re able to do the job prior to applying. In addition, this is usually a seasonal position, and one which is around-the-clock. This is normally a seasonal position, but one that’s around-the-clock work. This is a season position, and in certain cases camps just have a demand for a single lifeguard a couple of times weekly.
When removing leaves, it’s advisable to use a leaf blower instead of a rake. The roller is essential to preparing the ideal bowling surface. Frequently the inexpensive plastic rakes at the local supply store wind up doing this.
If a rake is all you have, utilize a flexible metallic grass rake rather than a plastic grass rake. I’ve included what each rake offers and why. The second point to search for in an excellent leaf rake is the comfort of usage. The very first consideration to search for in a very good leaf rake is durability. You really can’t go wrong in regards to the traditional style leaf rake.
Every rake isn’t created equal this way. Those 2 rakes should have the ability to deal with the bulk of your raking needs, year in, year out. Obviously, there are various types of rakes, and you have to settle on the most suitable one for the job at hand. This rake saves your back, as you don’t need to bend down. You’re able to buy what’s known as a thatching rake, which has knifelike blades in place of normal tines.
Do not permit the new seed to dry out, it should stay moist for the ideal germination. At this point, is it important to return and pinch off the excess seedlings. More seeds are planted than plants required to guarantee an excellent stand. The new seed will just germinate if it’s contact with soil. Bear in mind that not all the grass plants will expand at an identical speed. This is definitely the most frequent way vegetables are direct-seeded.
You will nonetheless have raspberries developing until the conclusion of October. In the event the leaves continue to be in fairly massive pieces following your very first pass, return over the lawn at a proper angle to your very first cut. It’s much less difficult to remove persistent weeds until they have an opportunity to form than to address them as soon as they have fully matured. I’m speaking about mowing grass. Or perhaps your lawn just doesn’t look like it once did. There are a few fantastic reasons to overused your lawn, and learning the best way to do it is reallyn’t difficult whatsoever. There aren’t many things that provide a gardener an increased feeling of accomplishment.


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Finally Winter seems to have lost it’s hold on Minnesota. I was out in my long sleeves, jeans and boots today and couldn’t feel a chill. What a beautiful feeling. With Spring comes a rush of new ventures.
Mat tapped all the trees this past week in preparation for sap to flow. At this moment, he is breaking a trail to the sugar bush with a recently purchased snowmobile. Within a year, it will likely save us money on fuel since we were using a Skid steer to break the trail last year. Our oldest boy is helping with that. He can’t get enough of this weather. After lunch a large puddle had formed in the dirt driveway. He instantly became a civil engineer trouble-shooting the massive flow of water that is everywhere. I love homeschooling for this very reason. What an opportunity for hands-on, fun-filled learning. Our middle boy said, “Mama, I want it to be Summer.” With a heavy heart, he now knows that Spring and it’s sloppiness comes after Winter. Adding to the other boy’s enjoyment today, our youngest smiled the biggest smile as he slid down an icy ‘mountain’ of snow just outside our door. As they played, I enjoyed a little work in preparation for growing season as I dug out a bin of soil we had used for carrots last year. I will use it to make large soil blocks to transplant our little seedlings. I also put our seed potatoes in the fridge since our storage space is not cool any longer. We purchased quality seed potatoes last year. This year we have twice the amount just by storing them well, so we should be able to sell some as well as have a large quantity for ourselves and to host you (potato salad, mashed potatoes, fries, etc.).
Soon Mathew will be trudging between trees gathering buckets of sap. As he waits for the bags on the trees to fill, he will be making an egg-mobile in preparation for our egg laying chickens to arrive. Are you going to come help us and enjoy the Spring while it lasts? Tell me how you’d like your potatoes.


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Wonosari tea estates located in the village Toyomarto, Singosari. With an area of approximately 1.144 hectares and is divided into 3 parts; Gardens Wonosari Toyomarto, Singosari, Gardens in Wonorejo Gebug Lor, District Lawang, and Garden Court in Raden Ambal Ambal, District of Kejayan.
In addition to a vast panorama of tea gardens and beautiful tea gardens also serve recreation, hotel accommodation and sports facilities. To surround this vast tea gardens, there is a mini train that will deliver around. Tea garden also has a heated swimming pool, so you can warm up in the cold oil.
Other interesting sights are seen processing plant tea leaves that result in exports. Processing of tea through several processes including receiving tea shoots, the process of withering, rolling, fermenting, drying, sorting, packing process and then shipping.
Tea gardens also have a center Wonosari gift that not only sells tea but also a variety of food and crafts surrounding residents. The tea garden is the right if you want to look for fresh air free of pollution. Wonosari village is a wonderful to breathe the fresh mountain air to see the expanse of greenery soothing tea gardens eye.


Food Security Standard (FSS)
Food security of farmers and workers is often an overlooked issue in sustainability certified global supply chains of agricultural and biomass-based products. The Food Security Standard (FSS) adds the aspect of food security to sustainability standards for local production sites in food-insecure countries. It is an initiative of the Center for Development Research (ZEF) of the University of Bonn, and the NGOs Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. and WWF Germany. The FSS provides practicable and measurable criteria to protect the Right to Food of farmers and workers and local food security. The following compilation contains the results of the accompanying research for the FSS, as well as the core publications of the FSS Project.


So we planted several things this week. Outside we started peas (2 varieties), carrots, lettuce (two varieties) and spinach. We soaked the seeds overnight for most and planted some that had not been soaked. This is a little test of mine to see if it makes much difference, although I think it will. I know it is sort of early for some things, but everything I read contradicts other things I have read. So we are going to do this trial and error. We also started tomatoes (2 varieties), pickling cucumbers and bell peppers inside. Unfortunately I don’t have the funds or space at the moment to set up anything other than seeds in peat pots near the window. But we will give it a go 🙂
I also received a rainbow butterfly bush that I ordered online. It is a tiny little thing, but apparently really hardy, so I put it in a pot outside until I decide where I want it to go. It was free with everything else I bought, so I haven’t thought too much about it until it was delivered this week.
I am going a little crazy with house plants as well. I just love green things. I recently bought a peperomia golden gate, a sensitive plant and an English ivy. I bought an English ivy last year as well and it died. So we are going to try again. My wonderful boyfriend put up shelve in the house near some windows that let in lot of natural light but no direct light so I can grow my collection. Fortunately he knows that he is enabling my plant craziness and indulges me whenever possible.


2013/12/9 · This is a great method for s raised bed as it has its own water reservoir and means you can go on holiday with the knowledge that your plants will have sufficient water in you absence. Now for your rendering (should have mentioned this first) I would paint some
If you're planning a raised bed garden for the first time or adding to your existing beds, avoid these 7 mistakes common in raised bed gardening. Personally, I’ve found the best success in my raised beds by using a combination of native soil (or garden soil) and ...
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Jul 02, 2014 · Gardening Note: Toxins in Concrete Blocks and Concrete. By George Giltner, Adv. Master Gardener, MS Biology (and Pesticide Applicator Certified) Gardeners love raised beds. And, raised beds are so easily built with concrete blocks which are thought of as the most inert and safest product on the market for gardening.
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A cinder block raised bed is also wonderful because there are so many options available. You can really go down a rabbit hole and build your garden into any configuration you like. Unlike a standard rectangular bed, you can build it up to save on space. You can arrange the blocks in a geometric pattern, for example.
You can use a small piece of wood in the corner and attach each side to it. Step 5 . Use a level to make sure your bed is even on all sides. If not, you may run into a situation where water runs off of one part of the garden and sits in another. Step 6 . The whole point of a raised bed garden is that it gives you the opportunity to garden in ...
How to Make a Flower Bed on a Cement Floor. ... Yet the beauty of building raised beds is that you can grow plants on top of a variety of inhospitable surfaces, including an old cement foundation ...
Apr 08, 2015 · An unique DIY edging can help infuse your garden bed with a cool sense of style that reflect your personality. So don’t be hesitant, come and enjoy our 28 great garden bed edging ideas. You can do it by yourself and you will find it is so interesting and easy a thing to renovate your garden edging.
Raised garden beds vs production farming is an apples to oranges comparison. In a raised bed you'll add a much nicer growing medium than the soil on most farms. Yield would have been important to mention in those linked papers. We can see that plants roots adapt to soil conditions.
A raised garden bed can make growing many of your favorite flowers and vegetables easier. Whether you struggle with soil that seems unhospitable to your favorite plants or the thought of bending over while weeding and harvesting makes your back hurt, growing plants above ground level makes sense.
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If you plan to use block as a raised bed material -- and many people do – and you are concerned about potential risks, you could seal the blocks with polymer paint. Or you can choose to use another material. Additional Resources. Toxicity Concerns About Raised Bed Construction Materials | Iowa State University (July 2017
Jan 18, 2020 · You might also want to use a liner if your raised garden bed walls have gaps between stones or pieces of wood, to help hold the soil inside the bed. Some people are concerned that chemicals from concrete, especially cinder blocks containing fly ash, may leech into the soil.
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Raised Bed Garden Designs. If you are looking for raised bed garden designs, look no further! This raised garden is one of the easiest plans you can do! My daughter is eight years old and wanted a garden of her very own really bad. I’m not sure how dedicated she will be to this garden to I decided not to take a huge portion of my backyard for ...
Here are 25 DIY raised garden bed ideas that you can use to make a gardening area all your own. As you can see, there’s no limit to the ways you can build your garden bed, and by using all different types of supplies and materials, you can do something personal and unique. The Metal Raised Garden Bed Starter. via Amazon
1) Breeze Block Garden Edging. Leftover breeze blocks are ideal for hemming in your raised flower beds. Once you have laid the pebbles or gravel for drainage, arrange your blocks as desired and cement together with a mortar mix. Fill the inside of the bed with compost or mulch from your garden shredder, and there you have it!
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Jul 06, 2008 · The disadvantages to raised bed gardens, particularly concrete block raised bed gardens, are that they require extra labor and cost to construct. They also tend to require more watering. People build their raised bed gardens in a variety of ways. If money is no object, you can use red cedar or stone.
For those of people who love enjoying the warm spring weather in the garden, and want to some ideas to make their garden more interesting and exciting, then creating a cool garden bed or some creative DIY planters would be nice choice. Beautiful planters are
Just built a great raised herb garden with cinder blocks, stacked 2 high/tall. You can use construction adhesive for securing them if you want, but I didn't need to use anything with just 2 high, you go too high and leaning over would be a problem.
Mar 28, 2017 · Wood to use: More natural woods, don't use anything painted or treated with chemicals Soil: Use any garden soil at home depot lowes etc. Put dirt …
I can't tell you about the wooden raised beds, but I've been using cinderblocks for about 5 years now. We move a lot and every time we move I just pull up my cinderblocks, shake out the dirt, hose them off and move them with us. I can rake the dirt from the garden out into the grass and it is covered up in a week or so.
Apr 18, 2017 · It is safe to use a latex paint to treat wood that will be used in vegetable gardens. You can paint both the interior and exterior sides of the boards for the longest lasting protection. For wattle fencing around a raised bed, the wisteria, holly, and forsythia branches would be safe to use.
Once you have figured out what the best materials for raised beds are you need to know how to design your garden layout. If you are putting together a new raised bed garden this year you may want to look at this post: Designing a Raised Bed Vegetable Garden 11 Things to Think About.
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If you have a lot of natural rock in and around your property, put the rock to good use by creating a natural raised bed. While you'll get quite the workout moving the rocks to your garden site, the initial effort will result in long-term gains with rock raised beds that
But there’s one disadvantage: you have to build the bed before you can start your garden. While garden beds are simple construction, it’s still extra work. So, to make your work easier, we’ve collected 76 raised garden bed plans that you can easily build. If you need some ideas or instructions, this list will definitely be helpful.
Define a backyard space and add visual depth by constructing a raised planter bed in front of a back fence or boundary wall. Easy to maintain, raised beds are useful in gardens with poor soil or drainage. This planter was built using three courses of Versawall split-faced concrete blocks and topped with matching capstones, from Adbri Masonry.
Greetings from i Creative Ideas! Concrete, cement, and cinder blocks are large rectangular bricks commonly used in constructions. They are also inexpensive and reliable materials for many home and garden DIY projects. With some creativity and time, you can repurpose these smart blocks into practical furniture or decorative pieces at home …


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If they are in standard potting soil, or dirt, then this will be the issue. They are epiphytic and will live primarily on the bark of other trees. Soil will be too heavy, and remain wet. Orchids can not tolerate these conditions. Soil should only be used if it is directly specifically blended for orchids.
Too much light can also be problematic, as can too cool temperatures. There are many factors that can cause an orchid to suffer.
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The 2013 Ag Innovation Showcase provided an international gathering of over 350 Ag industry leaders, emerging innovators and investors in ag-bio, renewable energy, sustainable materials, food production, animal health and farming technologies with 19 companies presenting.
The three-day event allowed participants to:
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Global AgInvesting panel at the Showcase.
Ted Drewes, another St. Louis staple, besides ag tech, made an appearance at the Showcase on Tuesday.
Christner, a sponsor of the event, brought a model of what the Danforth Center's expansion will look like when completed.
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While fixing procurement targets need for renewing and building buffer stocks is kept in mind. Buffer stocks are surplus stocks of food materials, which are stored in godowns. Buffer stocks serve the following purposes:
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Canon released a firmware update for the venerable Canon EOS-1D X Mark III. Canon EOS-1D…
Next step in Canon’s bid to conquer automatised indoor gardening (no, it’s not pot).
Nikkei Asian Review reports:
TOKYO — The Canon group and a cross section of other Japanese companies are teaming up to grow leafy greens in factories.
About 10 investors will provide funding to Vitec Vegetable Factory, a farming arm of electronics trader Vitec Holdings. Canon Electronics, a unit of the office equipment maker, and Ryonetsu Kogyou, an electronics supplier, will each provide about 10% of the money, or around 500 million yen ($4.69 million).
The Development Bank of Japan will contribute about 4% of the funding.
Vitec Vegetable Factory currently runs three plants in Japan. Under a new business plan that takes effect in April, it intends to have eight factories for lettuce, kale and other leafy vegetables running by the end of the fiscal year through March 2021.
Canon Electronics will provide automated systems for seeding, harvesting and shipping to Vitec’s vegetable unit. This will be Canon’s first time sharing its automation technology with an outside party. The company hopes to soak up more farming expertise that it can later use on its own.
One of the locations, in the central prefecture of Ishikawa, is expected to be capable of producing 4,400 tons of leafy vegetables a year, or 120,000 pieces a day. This would make it Japan’s largest facility of its kind.


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If you are planning to overseed or reseed your yard, it would be best to use a rotary spreader instead of a drop spreader. When spreading seed set the spreader on 2 or 3, It really depends on the square footage of your yard. If you purchased seed from a local nursery or hardware store, read the bag and it will have the correct spreader setting on the bag. If you just bought a few pounds and the clerk weighted it up for you, you probably can call and ask the clerk for the spreader setting. But I'm pretty sure setting 3 will work just fine.
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When spreading seed, the setting is not important. Adjust it high and go for a light dusting of VISABLE seed on the preped soil. Then rake in lightly. You can never put too much seed down unlike fertilizer. Good luck, and keep it wet for 30 days for best results!
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Collecting the nutrient-rich liquid fertiliser from your HOTBIN is now easier with the new HOTBIN Plinth. The Plinth raises your HOTBIN off the ground by 125mm (5 inches) providing easy access to slide a suitable receptacle underneath the HOTBIN tap when draining the liquid fertiliser.
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There are a number of mediums to choose from, all of which have uses in different systems, Expanded clay balls as with perlite work well in pot in pot systems. Rock wool which is available in the form of cubes/blocks,or large mats is ideal for striking cuttings in is a form of volcanic glass - Drip feeding in slabs also.
Coco coir, is the result of processed coconut husks and is probably the best medium of all, as it contains: various trace elements as well as the beneficial fungi "Tricoderma". This fungi is excellent in arotecting plants from attact from pathogens and other root diseases.
Potting mix is not suitable for use in hydroponics as it is a soil based product and hydroponics by definition is "Gardening without use of soil", and contains many bad bacteria pest and diseases.
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Canola futures were weaker at Friday’s close, as North American agricultural markets reacted to the USDA’s monthly supply-demand report.
The government agency upped its projection for US soybean yields which initially weighed on that market, pulling canola lower as well. While soybeans managed to recover from their losses, the Canadian market remained pointed lower.
Canadian crop conditions remain relatively favourable in most areas, although some concerns persist with many fields thought to be well behind normal in development.
November canola fell $3.90 to $863, January was down $4 at $871, and March lost $4.40 to $876.50.
Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd.
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In this episode of our Ibec Responds mini-series on COP27, Dr Neil Walker, Ibec Head of Infrastructure, speaks with Stephen Prendiville, Head of Sustainability at EY Ireland, who is currently attending COP27.
They discuss financial liability for loss and damage, proving to be a highly controversial issue in this year’s negotiations. They also highlight recent ground-breaking agricultural research aimed at ensuring better food security for communities whose crops and livestock are impacted by climate change.
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The winner has been revealed in a fiercely fought contest between four of our homes in the Midlands area to see who could grow the tallest sunflower!
At 178 cm, their entry was officially the tallest and took the sunflower crown. Well done to everyone who helped it to grow so high!
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I have this geranium who has been doing great all winter since bringing it inside in early fall. I was gone for the weekend but when I left it was all green, with no blooms. The plant did bloom throughout the winter. But now it looks like this. Yellow and orange leaves and some spots. It does have new growth and the leaves and stems are wet. Meaning they don’t fall off and I really need to clip them. It’s been in the same place the whole time. And has been in the same pot. Thoughts on what could be going on and how to restore the plant. Thanks! Also I’m new to plants so explanations at the novice level would be great.


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Prices for carrots in Ukraine began to rise on the eve of the New Year holidays, while the pace of trade over the past two weeks has also gradually increased, according to project analysts. Eastfruit.
Experts explain the increase in prices by the fact that many local producers are running out of stocks of carrots, wholesale companies and retail chains have begun to actively replenish stocks of this root crop after the New Year holidays.
According to the daily monitoring of the project, today the prices for carrots in Ukraine vary within 7-11 UAH / kg ($ 0,25-0,40 / kg), depending on the quality, batch size and region of production. Thus, since the end of December last year, carrots have risen in price by an average of 19%.
To date, sales of products from unequipped storage facilities are almost complete, and the supply of substandard carrots has also noticeably decreased, which in turn allowed manufacturers to increase prices for high-quality products.
As a result of the rise in price today, prices for carrots in Ukraine are on average 2,2 times higher than in the same period last year. But most of the key market players believe that the rise in prices is temporary, more active growth in prices should be expected towards the end of the season.


Pottery and Gardening in the heartland of the Candian Prairies, the journey of a mom with too many fingers in too many pies.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
The hascaps have already bloomed by May 1st!
The seeds have been planted in this bed, and some things are in bud, it looks like it could be a great year! This is May 1st and we will see where things are at on June 1st.


February 21, 2020
USDA’s latest grain export sales report for the week ending February 13 didn’t have a lot of bullish data – with the big exception of corn, which ticked 29% higher than already healthy totals the week prior. Soybeans and wheat didn’t fare nearly as well, with each commodity moving moderately lower from a week ago.
Corn export sales climbed from 38.1 million bushels the prior week up to 49.2 million bushels, with more than 99% of the total represented by old crop sales. That tally is also a 12% improvement above the prior four-week average and topped all trade estimates, which ranged between 27.6 million and 47.2 million bushels. Japan was by far the No. 1 destination last week, with 19.8 million bushels. Cumulative totals for the 2019/20 marketing year 498.1 million bushels but remain well below last year’s pace of 974.6 million bushels.
Corn export shipments eased from last week’s marketing-year high of 30.8 million bushels down to just under 30.0 million bushels. Last week’s tally still remains 24% above the prior four-week average, however. Mexico (9.7 million) and Japan (9.4 million) were the top two destinations, with Colombia, South Korea and Panama rounding out the top five.
Soybean exports fell to 18.3 million bushels in old and new crop sales last week, spilling 23% below the prior week’s tally of 23.7 million bushels and landing 22% below the prior four-week average. Total volume also fell below all trade guesses, which ranged between 22.0 million and 44.1 million bushels. China was conspicuously absent among the primary buyers, with the top five destinations represented by Indonesia, Japan, the Netherlands, Mexico and Israel. Cumulative totals for the 2019/20 marketing year are holding 22% above last year’s pace, meantime, at 1.044 billion bushels.
Soybean export shipments fared much better, at 35.2 million bushels – a 57% improvement over the prior week’s tally but still 10% down from the prior four-week average. China was the No. 1 destination here, with 9.9 million bushels, followed by Mexico, Japan, the Netherlands and Indonesia.
Wheat export sales took a big step back last week, falling 40% below the prior four-week average and landing at 12.7 million bushels in old crop sales plus another 2.2 million bushels in new crop sales for a total of 14.9 million bushels. Analysts were mostly expecting a bigger haul, with trade guesses that ranged between 14.7 million and 25.7 million bushels. Colombia (2.9 million), Indonesia (2.7 million) and Mexico (2.7 million) were the top three buyers last week. Cumulative totals for the 2019/20 marketing year have reached 632.4 million bushels, staying moderately ahead of last year’s pace of 550.7 million bushels.
Wheat export shipments improved 44% from the prior four-week average after reaching 21.9 million bushels. Mexico was the No. 1 destination, with 3.5 million bushels. Thailand, the Philippines, Italy and Taiwan filled out the top five.
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Add a personalized gift message, free of charge. To add your gift note, go to your Shopping Bag and scroll down below your items. Click the box next to “I’m sending this order as a gift.” Then, in 150 characters or less, write your gift message. We will send this message on a custom gift notecard.
Yes! If you are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, we would love for you to stop by our studio!
If you would like to place an order and pick-up in store, simply give us a call and we’ll be happy to process and prepare your order. You can reach us at 469-359-5000 during business hours.
We are conveniently located in the Dallas Design District at:
2222 Vantage Street
Dallas, TX 75207
Open Hours: M-F 9am - 5pm
At Gardenuity, we want to make sure you are happy with your purchase. It’s that simple. If, within 30 days of receipt of your purchase, you are not fully satisfied, we are happy to refund you the paid price for the item(s) you wish to return, including its associated tax. If you are requesting a refund or exchange for your plants, please refer to our Get Growing Guarantee above.
Please contact us directly to process your refund, return or exchange. You may email us at email@example.com. Please do not return any products without contacting us first. When requesting a return, include your order number, best way to contact you, and reason for return.
We must receive shipment of the return within 30 days from the date the refund was requested, or your refund request is void. We will notify you via email when your return is processed and your refund or credit is available (usually 7-10 business days). The refund will be made to your original form of payment or can be made in the form of store credit. Shipping charges cannot be refunded.
When shopping for an Outdoor Garden Kit, we match you with the perfect plants for your current growing season and match your plants to their ideal nutrients and soil. Everything is customized so you and your garden will have a season full of harvests!
Giftable Outdoor Gardens are the best way to gift someone one of our Outdoor Garden Kits because your gift recipient will be able to choose when (and what) they want to plant and grow.
To redeem your plants, please fill out the form at www.gardenuity.com/redeem-your-plants. A Grow Pro team member will reach out and match you with the perfect plants for you to get growing now. They will also make sure you are all set up to receive your Grow Pro perks, including instruction videos, care guides, weather alerts, and more. Your prepaid plants will then ship for free from one of our farm partners and be delivered directly to your door. Once your plants arrive, unpack them immediately and check the soil. If it is dry to the touch, give your plant some water. Ideally, your plants should be planted within 24-48 hours after arrival.
If you have any difficulty submitting the form, please contact firstname.lastname@example.org directly with your Garden Code and shipping address.
If your plants are not thriving upon arrival or have an issue within the first 7 days of delivery, contact Gardenuity so we can have a replacement plant sent to you. Simply email email@example.com with a picture of your plant and your order number.
If you are ready for a new set of plants for your indoor or outdoor garden, you can purchase a Refresh Kit or a new Plant Collection on our site here.
Still have questions?
We're happy to help! Please reach out with any questions or concerns. We will get back to you as quickly as we can. During the Spring and Winter seasons, please allow up to 48 hours to receive a response.


Proformance Supply has a well stocked, ready-to-ship inventory of oil storage tanks, diesel fuel transfer equipment, garage tools, and shop equipment that you use day in and day out. Our dedicated team ensures your order will be fulfilled without delay.
40 Gallon Deluxe UTV Broadcast and Spot Sprayer, 2.2GPM
Sprayer Features: Bigger is better with the 40 Gallon Deluxe UTV Broadcast and Spot Sprayer. Featuring a top of the line pumping system that includes a robust Everflo 2.2GPM 12V on-demand diaphragm pump, pressure gauge, adjustable pressure regulator, and a shut-off valve that controls water flow to spray boom. Keep debris and chemical clumps from entering your pump with the easy to maintain quick attach inline strainer. Keep your 15 feet of hose from dragging and being damaged with the installed hook and loop hose strap. Depending on UTV cargo box size, easily extend all-steel frame to get a nice and snug fit in UTV box. Other features include thick tank walls for increased durability and a quick power connection with the included 12V wire harness. Approved for use with Round-Up® and other agricultural brand herbicides and insecticides. Backed by one year warranty on pump & components.
Spot Spraying: When it comes time to spot spray, un-holster your deluxe spray gun and reach up to 25 feet vertically and 30 feet horizontally from the comfort of your seat. As applications change, quickly adjust the heavy duty brass nozzle from a steady stream to a wide mist. Deluxe spray gun is field repairable and features a trigger lock to reduce hand fatigue on longer jobs.
Broadcast Spraying: This UTV sprayer features a seven nozzle, heavy-duty folding broadcast spray boom that has a twelve foot spray swath. With fold-able wings, easily prevent damage from oncoming obstacles such as trees or fold wings in for more compact storage. As terrain and spraying applications change, conveniently adjust spray boom height with the all-steel boom bracket tilt that sits over UTV tailgate for quick access. Comes standard with seven flat fan nozzles.
Coverage: This UTV sprayer is designed to handle up to almost 5 acres* of coverage in one sitting. Making it ideal for spraying large estates, pastures or fields with a UTV (Side-by-Side).
*Acreage coverage is based on running spraying application at 30 PSI while maintaining speed at 6 MPH.


If Gindie farmers-turned-robot manufacturers, Andrew and Jocie Bate have their way, the Central Highlands will be swarming with robots this summer.
The founders of Swarm Farm Robotic Agriculture have just made four robotic spray rigs available for contracting and said interest in the aptly named, Swarmbot3, has been high.
The couple hosted about fifty farmers on an AgForce grains industry tour to their property, Bendee, outside Gindie south of Emerald, last Friday where they revealed that four Swarmbots were now available for contracting.
Another fifty machines are on the drawing board, for next financial year.
“At this stage we will be contracting the four Swarmbots out together and just charging on a per hectare basis as you would for a normal contractor sprayer,” Jocie Bate told Friday’s tour group.
“It is exciting to be finally at this point after so many years. This process is really about taking the machines out and proving them. We are ready for that now.”
Giving fellow farmers a practical demonstration of the ‘swarm’ on the Bendee cultivation last week showed just how close commercial production is for the Bate family.
The 8-meter machines weigh just 1500kg and use cameras to spot spray weeds.
This process is really about taking the machines out and proving them.
Andrew Bate said because the Swarmbots travelled at a slower speed than conventional sprayers, they are better able to target their chemical application.
“It’s about being light and simple and apply chemical more accurately and efficiently,” he said.
“Spot spraying gets better at slower speeds because the cameras can detect the weeds better.”
Still, with four bots whizzing around a paddock, Andrew said they can cover 250ha in ten hours.
“They work better as a swarm rather than just one machine,” he said.
The AgForce grains industry tours both focused on the achievements of individual business in the Emerald region, and covered plenty of ground, heading as far out of town as Goonoo Feedlot, Comet.
The Ag Landscape in CQ Tour operated separately to the Women in Ag tour, with attendees heading to CQ Compost, Goonoo Feedlot and then to Swarm Farm. Guest speakers Maurie Conway (DAF) and Nigel Burnett (grower), also spoke on the Ag Landscape tour.
Meanwhile the women’s tour heard from Theodore’s Fleur Anderson, Emerald’s Liz Alexander (CHDC), and Glenn Pearmine, Gleniecy Table Grape Farm while also visiting the Emerald Green Turf farm.
The groups came together at the end of the day for the Grains Industry Gala Dinner, attended by 200 guests.


We have scheduled the last food preservation seminars for this year. Don’t miss out, mark your calendars and reserve your seat!
Adria will share her knowledge and passion for preserving local or homegrown fruits and vegetables during the following seminars this fall. This time of year you may still be dealing with an abundance of fresh produce or your pantry is lacking something. These classes are a great way to do something different with the last of the garden. Click on the titles below for more information or to reserve your seat.
August 15th – Dehydrating


Financing: Southern Maryland Revolving Loan Fund for Agricultural & Shellfish Aquaculture Producers
SMADC has partnered with MARBIDCO to provide enhanced and new financing opportunities to Southern Maryland farmers by providing funds for MARBIDCO programs.
The Southern Maryland Revolving Loan Fund for Agricultural Producers is a loan program designed exclusively for Southern Maryland applicants. Loans amounts range from $10,000 – $20,000 to:
- Purchase livestock and/or enhance existing herds and flocks, and for the foundation and expansion of shellfish aquaculture.
- Incubate the production of small fruits and hops and increase acreage by existing small fruit growers.
- Upgrade for the safe growing, harvesting, packing and holding of produce in line with Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA).
- Purchase value-added processing equipment and related professional services.
- Enhance the foundation and expansion of the region’s equine (horse) farm industry.
How It Works
MARBIDCO administers the loan program on behalf of SMADC. Borrowers that pay on time will receive approximately 20-25% loan forgiveness at the end of the loan term.
A major aim of this program is to complement SMADC’s commitment to expand and promote a viable market-driven, sustainable, and profitable agricultural community in the Southern Maryland region. In furtherance of this objective, SMADC has incorporated into this program an incentive for borrowers in good standing by forgiving approximately 20-25% of the loan amount due at the end of the loan term (by foregoing the final one-quarter of amortizing loan payments).
FARMER MINI GRANTS
SMADC makes awards of up to $2,000 for individual farmers (one-to-one match by farmer) to assist farmers with small start-up projects and with diversifying their farming enterprise.
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL EQUITY INCENTIVE MATCHING FUND
Financing program offered in conjunction with MARBIDCO, helps qualified farmers meet certain down-payment (equity) requirements, in order to help improve the credit quality of their applications.


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* Wheat rises on threat of U.S. rains for maturing crop
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Farmer Ed says the cooler temps have slowed ripening down and the fields need a little more time between pickings 🌡.
🕗 We will be closed Wednesday, June 23.
📆 Longer range: weather permitting, we plan to re-open for our normal morning hours Thursday, will likely be closed on Friday, and hope to be open on Saturday. Stay tuned berry friends.
👉 Important – Always check back here, or our fb page, or call our hotline just before coming out to be sure we haven’t closed due to being picked out or bad weather 📞 608-924-1404
🍓 U-pick strawberries are $2.40/lb, picking containers are provided, & no appointments are necessary to pick.
🍓 We accept cash, credit and checks.
🍓 Sorry, we do not have any pre-picked strawberries available this season
😋 We also have new baby red potatoes, honey, eggs and jam available.
📅 In general, our pick-your-own hours this season are Mon-Thurs 8a-noon as well as in the evenings from 4-8 pm, Fridays 8-noon, and Saturdays 8a-2p or until picked out.
Hope to see you in the Patch soon berry friends!
Farmer Ed & Farmer Kathy


The UK government’s £12.1 million commitment to a dedicated agtech fund for British companies, announced earlier this week, came amid calls for increased investment into the sector from industry figures.
The government’s contribution attracted a further £5.7 million from industry partners as 15 agtech firms were lined up to receive the funding. But these types of initiatives, although a great start, need to go further, according to Roger Carline, managing director at East Malling Services, a business working on technology that will allow strawberries to grow without soil. It is also one of the investee companies.
“The initiative is extremely important and goes some way to support and address an imbalance, but the scheme doesn’t cover full economic costings, instead relying on others to provide capital for facilities and their own finance for delivery of innovation,” Carline told Agri Investor. “This means the industry probably isn’t investing sufficiently into research to drive the sector forward fast enough, when compared to other parts of the food sector,” he added.
EMS’ sector of horticulture is particularly affected, he added. “The UK’s horticultural sector, accounting for 40 percent of the total plant-based agricultural sector, is comprised predominantly of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that are typically investing less than 5 percent in research – and frequently only 0.5 percent through the industry levy board, “ said Carline.
The scheme provides 3 tiers of grants: early stage, industrial research and late stage funding. Early stage recipients are eligible for a maximum of £500,000 covering up-to 75 percent of project costs for SMEs. Late stage funding recipients can access up to £1 million, with 35 percent of SME project costs covered. This leaves plenty of capacity for industry partners to provide funding, as well as project leaders utilising their own funds.
Morrisons Supermarkets is also receiving funding from the scheme, to develop a way of breeding lamb with more taste and less waste by scanning live animals.
“This grant will help us develop an Estimated Breeding Value that works in cross-breeding situations,” a company spokesperson told Agri Investor. “This will be far more useful for the vast majority of lamb breeders. Lamb producers will now be able to select the best rams knowing with confidence that it will produce the sort of lambs Morrisons will require.”


1000 Watt Double Ended (DE) Hood Reflector Kit
The Fusion Bright Lab Double Ended Grow Light Fixture has finally arrived! Meticulously researched and designed, the Fusion Bright Complete Fixture was created to compete with the most powerful and sophisticated indoor grow lights on the market today. Boasting up to an impressive 6’ x 6’ primary spread and a 8’ x 8’ supplemental spread, the Fusion Bright complete double ended grow light fixture is a powerhouse in any situation.
It is powered by a Fusion Bright 120/240 Volt electronic digital ballast that powers the 1000w Double Ended (DE) lamp. With an improved spectrum and top notch light maintenance, this lamp also flaunts its tremendous PAR light output. Alongside the DE reflector, the Fusion Bright complete double ended grow light fixture runs in a closed and solid state with efficient heat management.
This 1000W grow light kit setup allows the fixture to run efficiently with minimal wasted power. The dimmable ballast allows adjustments to the following
- 1150w *Super Lumens (not recommended for daily use)
The ballasts provide a wide array of options for compatible double ended lamps.
The Fusion Bright Double Ended Bulbs in this 1000W grow light kit is in a league of its own. These Double Ended bulbs have a slower degradation rate than single ended HID bulbs allowing them to retain 90% of their original intensity after 10,000 hours of usage. The bulbs in this 1000W grow light kit are more stable than single ended HID bulbs allowing them to push an extra 10% intensity and PAR output. They emit much more IR and UV light than single ended bulbs allowing plants to increase potency and essential oils.
*Do Not use any ballasts with flip boxes, these cause power leakage into the ballast that will cause them to fail
- Hood Reflector size 6 Inch Model: (24" L x 13" W x 7" H)
- Hood Reflector size 8 Inch Model: (26" L x 20" W x 9" H)
- Vent ports for maximum air movement
- Air Cooled Hood helps prolong the lifespan of your system.
- Only suitable for use with 1000 watt double ended EL lamps:
- No acoustic resonance,
- More than 25% brighter compared to traditional lamps
- Light maintenance after 10,000 hours >90%
- Professional 1000 watt high-efficiency electronic ballast (Fusion Bright).
- Including high-efficiency MIRO aluminum horticultural reflector (96% efficiency).
- Microprocessor controlled with electronic safety circuit.
- Driver efficiency >95% and is adjustable to 500/750/1000/1150W.
This Kit Includes (everything you need to start growing)
- Double Ended Hood Reflector 6" or 8" (you choose) (cETL approved)
- Double Ended 1000 Watt HPS Bulb (146,000 Lumens, 2100k Colour)
- Double Ended 1000 Watt MH Bulb (99,000 Lumens, 4200k Colour)
- Fusion Bright 1000 Watt Electronic Dimmable Digital Ballast (cETL approved)
- Rope Ratchet (*Optional)
- 7 Day Digital Timer (*Optional)


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Mar 28, 2014 . A Saskatoon company is attempting to breathe life back into a mothballed canola crushing plant north of the city. Virtex Farm Foods is proposing to reopen the crushing plant previously owned by BioExx Specialty Proteins, an Ontario company that extracted soluble protein from canola seed. BioExx closed.
A Mini-extruder is a miniaturized extruder to “cook” oil-seeds or kernels by creating friction with use of mechanical energy. The Mini is a single-screw machine that grinds the seeds which creates friction and cooks the seeds. The Mini-Extruder is driven by a 7.5 HP motor and can process about 40-50 kg of whole soybeans.
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Our cold pressed (or cold crush) method for making canola oil helps us retain the maximum amount of nutrients possible, and preserves as much of the natural canola . We also use this single pressing process for oil that we sell in bulk to buyers and refiners who want non-GMO oil with a higher smoke point for deep fryers.
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It was announced today (29 August) by Syngenta from its HQ in Basel, Switzerland that it has agreed to acquire the DuPont Professional Products insecticide business.
This acquisition includes the DuPont innovative products for the professional turf, ornamentals and home pest control markets. The acquisition will expand the range of products which Syngenta offers to golf course and lawn care professionals and to ornamental growers, and will also strengthen its portfolio for the control of home pests.
|The press release states:
Under the terms of the agreement, Syngenta will acquire a global business including established pest control brands Advion and Acelepryn and other intellectual property, as well as a number of employees, for a consideration of $125 million. Syngenta will also access the related active ingredients and formulated products from DuPont through exclusive supply and licensing agreements.
Robert Berendes, Head of Business Development, said: “This acquisition will contribute to our objective of increasing profitability in the lawn and garden business through a focus on integrated solutions for our customers based on high value chemistry and genetics. The products we are acquiring have an excellent environmental profile while providing superior control of insects in a wide variety of applications.”
The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Acelepryn is an insecticide used in the lawn care professional and golf course markets for grub control.


Jan 24, Colombo: Sri Lanka 's investment promotion agency, Board of Investment has approved a joint venture between the Elpitiya Plantations and Dianhong International Limited, a subsidiary of Yunnan Dianhong Group of China to produce a specialty tea for China.
Accordingly, the new venture, Elpitiya Dianhong Jin Ya Tea Company will grow, process, and market, high quality "Chinese specialty tea" to cater the high end market segment in Greater China.
The Chinese specialty tea will be grown in the in the upcountry estates, operated by the Elpitiya Plantations.
The joint venture is expected to attract more foreign investment in the sector to the country and expose more Sri Lankan tea products to the Chinese market.
According to the BOI, Yunnan Dianhong Group Company Limited of China (DGCL) is the biggest private shareholding Black Tea manufacturer in Greater China.


Unique and versatile, the Chocolate Habanero pepper will soon become one of your preferred chocolate, hot peppers. Also known as the Brown Congo and the Habanero Chocolate, it is both exotic and an exciting Chile to grow. The pods are slightly larger than the typical habaneros, just 2 inches longer, and they start as emerald-green before ripening to a dark brown color. Just don’t get this pepper mixed up with spicy candy because it packs a MAJOR punch. The flavors consist of earthy, rich, and smoky undertones that complement their typical habanero sweetness. There is so much flavor packed in these little chocolate fruits that you cannot miss out on this!
WARNING: Plants adjust to small, gradual changes in their environment better than sudden shifts, which is what the hardening off process is all about. Just as you get burned when you bare your untanned skin to the sun, leaves of plants started indoors will develop pale, sunburned patches if they are suddenly exposed to too much sun. The story has a happier ending when you introduce seedlings to bright light and sheltered breezes gradually, over a period of one to three weeks.
Species: Capsicum Chinense
Heat Level: 300,000-577,000 Scoville Heat Units
Length: 4-6 Inches Tall
US Customers ONLY: We cannot ship live plants to Texas and New Jersey due to the Department of Agriculture forbidding invasive species to come into their state by mail.
Looking for the seeds instead? BUY CHOCOLATE HABANERO PEPPER SEEDS HERE!


Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) set for 2022 early rollout
On Wednesday, the Secretary of State, George Eustice, announced the next stage of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) under the Environmental Land Management (ELM) scheme.
The SFI will be formally launched in 2022 and will be open to any business currently eligible for BPS. While additional standards will be launched at a later date, the initial roll-out of the SFI will have three standards available. These are;
- Arable and horticultural soil standard,
- Improved grassland soil standard,
- Moorland and rough grazing standard.
Under each of the standards, there will be three levels available: introductory, intermediate, and advance with payments per hectare increasing as you move through the levels, although you will be required to meet all criteria under each stage before progressing to the next one. Under the Arable and Horticultural Soils standard, the Government has published indicative payment rates of;
- Introductory: £26 per hectare
- Intermediate: £41 per hectare
- Advance: £60 per hectare
DEFRA will further expand the scheme with a full range of options by 2024, at which point, it will be opened up to a wider range of farmers and land managers.
In addition to the three soil standards, there will also be an Animal Health and Welfare Pathway, which will fund yearly visits from a vet, providing diagnostic testing and advice on improving livestock health and welfare. Payments will range from £269-£775 per annum.
The team at Wilson Wraight are actively monitoring the progress of ELM and the SFI in order to ensure that our clients are best placed to benefit from the new schemes. We will continue to keep you updated as we learn additional information. If you have any questions about the launch, please contact our office and we would be happy to discuss the announcement in further detail.