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Looking for a weed preventer for your lawns? Are you tired of battling against Michigan lawn weeds and constantly having to weed your garden bed? It can be frustrating to see those pesky weeds popping up in your lawn and garden, but luckily there are ways to prevent them from taking over. One effective method is by using a weed preventer for lawns.
In this blog, we’ll take a closer look at what Michigan lawn weed is, how it can be prevented, and the different types of weed killers available. We’ll also discuss how deep roots play a role in weed growth and how garden services can help keep your lawn and garden weed-free. So, whether you’re dealing with ground ivy or other types of pesky weeds, keep reading to learn more about weed prevention in gardening and landscaping.
Michigan Lawn Weed
Michigan Lawn Weed, or spotted spurge, is an annual weed that produces thousands of seeds in a single season. It has a shallow root system with deep roots capable of reaching up to 3 feet and can spread quickly. This weed is easily identified by its pointed leaves and reddish-purple stems that are covered in small white hairs. The weed can be found in lawns across the state of Michigan.
What are the common types of Michigan Lawn Weeds?
Here are some common types of lawn weeds in Australia:
- Bindii (Soliva sessilis): Also known as Jo-Jo, bindii is a low-growing annual weed with sharp, spiky seed heads. It can cause discomfort when stepped on barefoot.
- Creeping Oxalis (Oxalis corniculata): Creeping Oxalis is a perennial weed with heart-shaped leaves and yellow flowers. It spreads through creeping stems and can quickly invade lawns.
- Wintergrass (Poa annua): Wintergrass is an annual grassy weed that germinates during the cooler months. It forms tufts and competes with desirable grasses for space and nutrients.
- Clover (Trifolium spp.): Clover is a common lawn weed in Australia as well. It has trifoliate leaves and can tolerate a wide range of soil conditions.
- Cudweed (Gnaphalium spp.): Cudweed is a small, low-growing perennial weed with woolly leaves. It thrives in moist environments and can form dense patches in lawns.
- Capeweed (Arctotheca calendula): Capeweed is a broadleaf perennial weed with yellow daisy-like flowers. It spreads through seeds and can be particularly problematic in lawns with bare or thin areas.
- Summergrass (Digitaria sanguinalis): Summergrass is an annual grassy weed that typically germinates and grows during the warmer months. It can quickly invade lawns and create unsightly patches.
These are just a few examples of common lawn weeds in Australia. It’s important to note that effective weed management strategies may vary depending on the specific weed species, lawn type, and local conditions. Proper identification and targeted control methods can help maintain a healthy and weed-free lawn. For more accurate and region-specific information, it is advisable to consult with local gardening experts or extension services.
How to identify Michigan Lawn Weeds
The first step in controlling Michigan lawn weeds is to accurately identify them. Many of the same weed species found in other regions are also found in Michigan, including dandelions, crabgrass, and wild garlic. However, there are several other common weeds that may be present in Michigan lawns. These include spotted spurge, bindii, creeping oxalis, winter grass, clover, cudweed, capeweed and summer grass.
To properly identify these weeds, pay attention to their physical characteristics such as leaf shape and size, flower colour and shape (if present), growth habit and root system. Additionally, you can consult with local gardening experts or extension services for more information specific to your region.
What is the impact of Michigan Lawn Weeds on your lawn?
Michigan Lawn Weed can have a significant impact on your lawn’s health and beauty. This weed is notorious for quickly taking over large patches of land, crowding out the grass and other plants. Additionally, this weed can spread from your yard to other yards or parks nearby, making it difficult to control. Moreover, its deep taproot system makes it hard to remove without damaging the root system of your other plants.
What kind of weed preventer for lawns should you use?
There are several types of weed prevention methods that you can use to protect your lawn from Michigan Lawn Weeds.
- First, weeding services that specialise in organic gardening may be able to help you get rid of the weed with minimal damage to your existing plants.
- Secondly, you can use regular garden maintenance techniques such as mowing, edging, and mulching to help keep the weed at bay.
- Additionally, pre-emergent herbicides can also be used to prevent the weed from germinating.
- Finally, a professional weed removal service is necessary if your lawn is overrun with weeds.
What are the benefits of using a weed preventer for lawns?
The benefits of using a weed preventer for lawns are numerous.
- First, these products help to keep weeds such as the Michigan Lawn Weed from germinating and growing in your lawn, helping to maintain its beauty.
- Secondly, pre-emergent weed control helps reduce the amount of time you need to spend weeding and makes it easier to manage existing weeds in your yard.
- Thirdly, by preventing the growth of unwanted weeds, you’ll be able to create a healthy lawn that’s free of pesky broadleaf weeds.
- Finally, regular garden maintenance can help keep your lawn weed-free over the long term, allowing you to enjoy its beauty for years to come.
Michigan Lawn Weed is a common problem in Michigan lawns that can quickly overtake a yard if not managed properly. The best way to protect your lawn is to stay ahead of the weed by using preventative measures such as weeding services and pre-emergent herbicides. Additionally, it’s important to keep up with regular garden maintenance such as mowing and mulching to help keep this weed at bay. If you’re ever uncertain about how to manage your lawn weeds, a professional lawn care company can help guide you in the right direction.
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Cucumber beetles are a gourd grower’s No. 1 enemy. Once they start reproducing, and they will, your best hope is to keep them under control. If you have grown gourds one year already, then the first step in controlling cucumber beetles is tilling the garden. When it comes to Cucumber Beetles and gourds, cucumber beetles can destroy your vines and your crop. They multiply rapidly and by the end of one season, they can be so thick, some gourds will be devoured by them and you will see cucumber beetles crawling in and out of them like ands in an ant hill.
Cucumber beetles like the gourd leaves and vines, and when danger approaches them, they fall to the ground where they quickly try to scamper into the ground and disappear. cucumber beetles reproduce by burrowing into the ground and laying their eggs in the ground. they also winter over under the ground, and in the spring, new babies pop up in time to much all your new seedlings and will kill a crop before it can start to grow.
In order to get a good start on a new season, you should use a tiller or cultivator to till the garden, every where the gourd vines covered. This will stir up the eggs and being lighter than the dirt, will leave them on the surface where they will die of exposure. If you can till in the fall before winter sets in, and then again in the early spring while it is still cold, this will work even better and you will get a clean start to the season. you will still get cucumber beetles, but not as bad and at least you can get your plants started.
once the vines get growing, be selective about using poisons. Sevin probably works best, but will also do the most harm to your vines and your soil. Neem oil works but you need to do repeat applications as it does not last long. Perhaps an even better way to control cucumber beetles is to bait them and companion planting as well as mulching. A fine netting on the ground covering your garden, if you can afford it, can prevent the cucumber beetles from burrowing and laying their eggs. A fine and tight mulch can also help, but some companion planting may work even better. Cucumber beetles do not like radishes, so plant a lot of radish seeds in the area where your gourds are going to grow.
Avoid using poisons like Sevin, they damage the soil, weaken your plant, and a young gourd vine can be severely stunted and healthy vines can develop a burning that looks almost like mosaic virus. the best way to protect the majority of your crop is by controlling the cucumber beetles numbers without poisoning your plants and good insects.
One thing to do is plant cucumbers away from the gourd vines, use your poison on these to kill the cucumber beetles. Cucumber beetles live cucumbers, hence their name. Second thing to do, get some gourd dust from last years crafts, and mix it with a Sevin powder in with it, and put this in small containers in and around your gourd vines. Try to insure they remain dry. Third, get some tangle foot, it is a sticky trap, get a 1 foot square piece of wood, paint it white and paint a big yellow dot in the center of it, and cover this with tangle foot. Cucumber beetles will fly to it and get stuck.
During the early season, inspect your vines, especially if you see one vine starting to wilt or look ill. Cucumber beetles will eat a hole in the vine and will crawl in and out of it devouring your plants ability to survive.
Once your vines start flowering, the cucumber beetles will start attacking the flowers instead of the vines. If you use Sevin or an equivalent, do not spray flowers after they have opened. This will leave a residual and your pollination insects will be killed as well.
You can also make up a homemade brew with garlic and peppers and radish juices and soap to spray your garden to repel them, but again do not spray your open flowers.
By the middle of the season you will likely have so many cucumber beetles you will think it impossible to have a good crop, but it is amazing how many good and untouched gourds you may find.
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The majority of our feed is home grown and consists of corn silage and alfalfa. In a good summer, we can count on up to four cuttings of alfalfa. All of our crops are used to feed our cattle, so we need enough crops to last all year.
Each spring we prepare the ground for planting by cultivating, removing rocks and fertilization. Alfalfa is planted first, followed by corn. As soon as the corn is planted its time to cut, merge and chop the first batch of alfalfa. In fall, the harvest of corn silage begins. All of our crops are stored in bunkers for fermentation to occur to protect and preserve the feed.
We do the majority of our fieldwork; however, living in Wisconsin our growing season is short and the weather is unpredictable so we do rely on the assistance of custom professionals to help get our crops harvested in a timely manner. In addition, we purchased crops from nearby farmers to ensure we have enough feed for our cattle.
On average, Drake Dairy produces over 126,000 pounds of milk per day. To put that into perspective, everybody needs three eight-ounce glasses of milk a day to provide the necessary calcium in her or his diet according to the American Medical Association. Drake Dairy supplies 84,000 people with this requirement each and every day of the year. In one year, we produce over 5,231,362 gallons of milk.
Our milk is chilled immediately after milking. Then the milk is taken directly to the processor so that our customers receive the freshest product available. Samples of our milk are tested for harmful bacteria and other quality factors each time milk leaves our dairy.
With a highly trained staff and advanced computer system we are able to maintain a high quality of milk. In addition, the DHIA (Dairy Herd Improvement Association) tests a sample of our milk from each cow monthly. Over the years, Drake Dairy has received numerous production and quality awards from the DHIA.
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At Mühldorfer, animal welfare, animal health, and environmental protection are always given priority in the development of products. Thus, the beekeeping range is also produced sustainably in Hungary and no plastic is used in the packaging. Extensive explanatory videos, flyers, and guidebooks make the products suitable for beginners to experienced beekeepers.


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When it comes to creating beautiful, healthy lawns in Charlottesville, Virginia Green is the local choice. Our certified technicians and in-house agronomists (soil scientists) know Charlottesville’s weather, ground, insects, and lawn care challenges better than any company around, and we are ready to bring our experience and expertise to your lawn.
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Our lawn care services will deliver precisely what your lawn needs to thrive, including fertilization, weed control, and insect protection, along with easy, effective add-on services like treatments for trees and shrubs.
The soil in Charlottesville (and Albemarle and Fluvanna counties) is frequently rocky and highly acidic, which can lead to issues with turf health. Some lawns require regular treatment with dolomitic limestone to balance soil pH (soil acidity) and supply the soil with needed nutrients, such as calcium and magnesium, while annual aeration and seeding remains critical for good soil structure. However, no matter what the local soil challenges are, Virginia Green is prepared to overcome them.
Throughout the year, Virginia Green will apply different combinations of fertilizers and pesticides to maintain a healthy and beautiful-looking lawn. The majority of these will be liquid applications (including fertilizer, weed control, fungicides, insecticides, and pre-emergents), while both lime and fall fertilizer applications are in granular form.
But whether granular or liquid, you will likely never notice these applications on your lawn—only the green results they bring! And once an application has dried, usually within an hour, your lawn is ready to be used by the people and pets in your home who enjoy it most.
With daily calibration of our equipment, as well as daily inventory reporting, you can be confident that Virginia Green always applies the proper amount of our lawn care products to your lawn. And all Virginia Green technicians have a current State of Virginia pesticide license, with certification in turf and ornamentals.


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Our roots in agriculture have always connected us with nature. This strong connection also characterises our hotel in Kirchberg. So it is quite "natural" that we use our own products in the kitchen. Many of them come from the farm Landwirtschaft Scherrhof, which Hans Walch Jr. runs in an ecologically sustainable way. He also runs the Kasplatzl show dairy and supplies our kitchen team with ingredients for locally conscious enjoyment. In addition to high-quality meat from the Scherrhof, dairy products and pastries from the farm's confectionery are also made.
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A visit to the Scherrhof is an insider tip for companies from the agricultural sector holding meetings in Kirchberg. 120 Fleckvieh cattle, of which 60 are cows and 60 are young cattle, and about 15 pigs live in the farm with its many branches. In summer, the animals enjoy the two high mountain pastures Schöntal at the foot of the Großer Rettenstein (2,366 m) and Hintenbach (1,140 m). In autumn they come back to the farm for the traditional cattle drive.


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Pruning Thompson Grapes
Pruning your Thompson Seedless grape vine is easy, IF you know what you are doing!
Thompson Seedless is, what we grape growers call it, unfruitful. This means that a Thompson don’t produce grapes from bud 1 to 6 on a shoot. Now, you might think: “My Thompson bears grapes on those buds!”. Yes, that is true, as this is NO rule of thumb, but it is a known fact that the fruit-bearing buds on a Thompson are between bud 8 to 14 (counting from the basilar bud on the shoot).
Normally, you prune the most of the wine grape and table grape varieties, with spurs (3 buds), but in the case of Thompson’s, you will have to cane prune (pruning with long bearers).
It is very important to prune a spur for every cane you prune. This spur is called a renewal spur, and the only reason we prune a renewal spur, is to renew the grape vine next year.
Now this might be a bit vague, trying to explain in words, so I have added some pictures found in the Complete Grape Growers Guide.
If your grape vine was pruned last year, your canes will look something link this. Notice the renewal spur on the frame of the vine. This will stay a spur until you need to use it for renewing the vine. This normally happens when the first few buds on cane of an unfruitful variety (like Thompson’s and Crimson Seedless) does not shoot (sprout).
The following sequence of images will show you how to cane prune your Thompson vine
(Sorry for the quality, but blogger blurs the images when I try to enlarge them, the quality in the
Complete Grape Growers Guide is much better)
Notice how I have removed part of the “framework” of the vine. Next year, the spur will have two sprouts again (remember, you pruned the spur with 2 buds) and the cane will have lots of side shoots again (looking like the first picture).
The whole process starts again!
With a Thompson grape vine, you must choose the canes you will use for your bearers carefully. Those thick, flat-looking canes, with long inter-nodes are normally more unfruitful than canes the diameter of your ring finger (or a bit thicker than a pencil). Choosing the wrong canes, will result in an lower yield, and you will not have enough “wood” next year to choose from when you prune.
I think you realise by now, that if you have pruned your grape vine the correct way last year, the pruning effort this year, will be much easier, ESPECIALLY when cane pruning (like Thompson Seedless).
Some hints when you prune
- Take time to look over the vine before you start
- Pick out several well-placed canes that look like good prospects.
- Cut out old wood and canes that are obviously unsuitable – canes that are small and weak, or too far out from the main trunk. This will clear up some of the confusion as you go.
- Always leave at least one alternative cane until the last, in case you break one.
- Bend canes gradually into place before tying. Canes that grow in a direction other than where you want them can often be persuaded to cooperate by cracking them gently. Use both hands to bend the cane at the point where you want it to change direction, and apply pressure just until you hear the fibers crack.
Now this is only an overview of how to prune Thompson Seedless and other unfruitful variates. The Complete Grape Growers Guide goes much deeper into the science of pruning your grape vine.
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Crop rotation requires precise and thorough planning. An unwise and improper crop rotation may build-up critical pathogens and destroys the balance of nutrient composition in the soil. A poorly designed or executed crop rotation may take years to appear, and many more years to be corrected. References. Roth, G. Crop rotations and conservation. Get this from a library! Alternatives to monoculture: sustainable systems for U.S. crop production. [Charles A Francis; Max D Clegg; Stephen C Mason] -- This paper describes the results of a number of experiments in which yields from the continuous cropping of a single crop are compared to yields from various systems of crop rotation. Analysis also.
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Similarly, corn and soybean yields were not different under continuous crop (monoculture) than those in crop rotation (i.e., corn-soybean rotation) in Piedmont and Coastal Plain soils of North Carolina (Wagger and Denton, ).
Nevertheless, corn grain yield was 27% and 4% greater with no-tillage when compared to inversion tillage in the. Crop rotation is the practice of growing a series of different types of crops in the same area across a sequenced of growing reduces reliance on one set of nutrients, pest and weed pressure, and the probability of developing resistant pest and weeds.
Growing the same crop in the same place for many years in a row gradually depletes the soil of certain nutrients and. In book: Farming the Black Earth, pp (the difference between yields in crop rotation and continuous cropping) is greater for winter wheat and sugar.
Integrated Crop Management requires a recognition of the fact that a diverse crop rotation is the most effective indirect means of maintaining soil fertility and controlling pests. By the judicious application of modern technology it seeks to enhance, rather than replace, the benefits of rotation that were apparent years ago.
cropping systems (crop–fallow vs. continuous cropping systems) than that in the silt loam with only three systems (WSSF, WWSF, and WW). Fallow periods occurred every two years for WF and SF in the silty clay loam and WF in the loam, whereas in the silt loam, they occurred every four years.
Thus, the less contrasting differences in crop. intercropping and crop rotation, their advantages. Intercropping and crop rotation are alternative strategies applied in multiple cropping, the growing of two or more crops in the same piece of cropping systems have resulted to increased farm production and profitability per unit land area in selected crops.
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optimal fit within a complex cropping system, a rotation as simple and short-term as this may not be ideal in the long run. Some contend that the growth requirements and other features of corn and soybean crops are so similar that the 2-year corn–soybean rotation does not constitute a crop rotation, at least in the normal sense of the word.
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Article: Crop Rotation with Cover Crops. One of the biggest challenges of cover cropping is to fit cover crops into your current rotations, or to develop new rotations that take full advantage of their benefits. One crop rotation system might be easily adapted to fit your existing crops, equipment and management.
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But double cropping can be integrated into a crop rotation if the current management plan has the same single crop every year. Canola, corn, alfalfa, sesame, soybeans, cotton, sunflower, chickpeas, forage sorghum, grain sorghum, pear millet and teff are some of the crops that can be employed in a crop rotation in the Southern Great Plains.
Crop rotation also mitigates the build-up of pathogens and pests that often occurs when one species is continuously cropped, and can also improve soil structure and fertility by alternating deep-rooted and shallow-rooted plants.
Crop rotation has increased in the south in the last 10 years due to the changing tides of the ever changing grain price.Crop rotation is a simple process that is vitally important to the health and productivity of the garden.
From disease prevention to nutrient balancing, the benefits of crop rotation make it worth the extra bit of planning required. Here's an easy-to .


Plants are beautiful things but sometimes it is not easy to grow them. You need to have a lot of knowledge and experience to make a plant reach its maximum potential. Keeping your plants healthy can sometimes be challenging so it is better to get plants from Nursery Austin, where the plants are grown in the best conditions, and it will be easy to handle plants which are from a quality nursery and environment.
There is so much to do with the plants and your work doesn’t just end with watering and weeding. It involves a lot of time, care and effort to grow a plant on your own, but when you get them from nursery Lakeway it is going to be easy as they are nurtured with care. When you buy plants from nurseries, there are trained professionals in nurseries who can understand the life of the plant and handle each and every plan with care. As they implement their knowledge on the plants and trees, the plants are much healthier than the ones that you grow on your own.
A plant bought from Nursery Bee cave will always be the best and it will be easy for you to grow them. Growing a plant from the seed will take a lot of time and with today’s busy lifestyle people find it hard to find the time to grow plants and trees and this is why you should pick your plants from a nursery in Austin. The team at the nurseries grow the plants under the best environment and handover the healthy plant to the customers. Plants brought from nurseries save a lot of time and they are healthy too!
Is there anyone out there who doesn’t love plants, flowers, and trees? We are sure that there are no people who don’t like nature, but only the few who are passionate about nature really care for the environment. Passion is entirely different from liking something. When you like something, you just ignore it but when you are passionate about something, you will strive hard to develop the same.
One such hobby can be gardening and those who are new to this hobby should definitely visit Landscape Nursery Austin where you will get wide ranges of flowers, seeds, and other items. Everyone has their own taste of gardening, plant cultivation, and flowers cultivation and only the Landscape Nursery Lakeway can organist and provide you with wide ranges of plants and scrubs which are useful to the environment.
Gardening is an art and only people who are interested to keep a house garden will look around to buy new flowers and plants for their home. The best thing about the internet is that you will get a lot of news and information about the screening shrubs and other landscape nursery plants. You don’t have to step out of your home to look for nurseries but you can find them online and find the plants and scrubs that you are looking for.
The payment mode, selection, and delivery of the product are made convenient and hence you don’t have to worry about taking your favorite plant home. Online shops work perfectly and they take care of all the transaction process online which helps you to sit back and relax. Make your selections online while you nursery plants get packed and delivered to your doorstep. Have you decided the best flower for your home?
Plants lover always look for distinct types of plants for their home or office. If you are among them, and seeking screening plants or shrubs then you may get plenty of ideas. Most plantings end up with one or more trees missing. In some cases the property owner may try add or replace the missing tree; however the match is seldom great. Tree rows are a desirable addition to any property, but if not planted correctly can be a disappointment and eyesore.
Rather than planting a formal row of either Italian Cypress or any other species, think about planting a blend of various trees and bushes. By picking a blend of plants, you will protect your screening shrubs from becoming the victims of one type of insect or disease. A blended planting additionally builds the biodiversity in your environment for by hosting beneficial insects. By drawing in these beneficial insects, you may find that they effectively keep the populations of pests at bay. A formal, straight line planting is hard to achieve and frequently won’t meet your objective of screening as quickly as you would like. Consider other options for formal planting lines, including a more natural looking group planting technique, or different stunted row plantings.
If you are looking to buy plants like Japanese maples for screening, then the best option is to purchase them online. There are many leading stores that offer a wide assortment of screening shrubs and plants for your garden. For those who are confused about where to buy these plants and shrubs, Vivero Growers are highly recommended. No matter in which corner of Austin you reside in, you can get all kinds of plants under one roof.
Gardening has been a favorite hobby for everyone and it feel great to have plants, saplings, creepers and trees around you. The smell of flowers, the freshness of leaves and the complete greenery around you house will help you to attain inner peace. When you have enough space, plant a sapling and watch them grow which will make you feel great. With recent inventions and innovations, you can order Plants Dripping Springs from online portals too. It makes it convenient for you as you don’t have to go to nurseries to buy plants.
Due to the demand in the online market, people running Nursery in Dripping Springs have come up with the online idea that helps hobbyist and buyers to buy plants and saplings easily. When you don’t get time for shopping, you can use the internet to find the best plants that are suitable for your garden. At the ease of your home you can buy and order the plant you want based on your liking, cost and considering the other parameters.
First of all, when you buy plants online, the price of each plant is cheaper than the other and they are almost ready to grow. You don’t have to struggle to bring them up as they are of high quality and can start growing immediately. You also get a chance to see a lot of plant varieties and you can choose the best ones that make you happy. Rare collections of plants are available here.
When you have decided to concentrate quality time on gardening, you can look for Landscape Nursery Lakeway which stocks a lot of plants and saplings based on your needs and requirements. Choose the right hobby and spend useful time in growing your own plants and also stay safe from infection and germs!
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Planting trees is one of the most beautiful things to do; however before you begin with this plantation it is important to observe the factors mentioned below. One might not think that planting a tree is a major thing, but in reality it involves a long term investment benefit of which can be gained for a long period of time. While you are considering plantation of trees following factors should be considered;
• Where do you intend to plant the trees are one of the major things to consider? Landscape nurseries Austin or other areas wherein plantation needs to be done, make sure to consider the geographical zone and soil where such plantation has to be done. So, if you plant a tree in a region with cold winters and the tree is suitable for growing in warmer climates, then most probably the plant will die which would be a thing of big disappointment to you.
• Planting trees or shrubs in a dense region is not a good idea, probably when your plant requires good sunlight to survive. So make sure to conduct screening plants such that you can be sure if plants are growing well and if it can survive for a long period of time.
• While you are growing shrubs or tree make sure that it reaches to a height to spread to its canopy. The root system of a plant or shrub must be well known in advance by way of screening shrubs. If you are planning to grow plants in a location on permanent basis, and is not considering transplanting it then making sure that these plants goes in a unhindered way.
Following above mentioned methods shall thus allow you grow plants and shrubs in the best way possible and thus any Landscape Nurseries Lakeway or other areas can be chosen for plantation of such trees.
Once you have planted trees and shrubs well and converted them into good nurseries, don’t forget that these nurseries sell on great number of plants instead of the location where they are based. Ensure that nurseries and its staff is maintained well, such that favorable conditions is maintained on the property making it one of the most demandable place when it comes to nurseries and plantation.
When you have an idea of having a landscaping at home you need to consider the plants that are suitable for the landscaping so that the final result is loved by all. If you don’t have any idea about what you are up to, you should not simply waste time on buying some plants that does not bring the best effect so do some research over the internet and contact the best Landscape nurseries Austin who can assist you with the landscape set up.
You need to know what kinds of plants are suitable for the landscape setup so that you can use them for your project. Once you decide the plants, you need to imagine how they would look like. You can get this view by checking out the website of the nurseries or if you find time, you can visit the nursery and check out how the plants would look like. Landscape nurseries Lakeway have experienced staffs and the service is best who can even tell you what kinds of plants grow well in your locality and area. Choosing the best plants is the first and foremost thing you need to concentrate so get assistance, if you can’t decide on own.
While choosing the plants from the Landscape nursery Austin, you need to tell them the amount of space you are going to utilize and the amount of shade and sun so that they can give you the plants which are capable of growing in that particular situation. If you are planning it for the first time, you can choose shrubs and plants that grow faster under any condition so that it grows faster and there are no much intervention needed and based on your interest, you can develop it later.
If you find an empty space in the outdoors, you can think of having a beautiful landscape that will look beautiful and it will also add beauty to your home or business. If you feel like you have a lot of space that needs to be covered, you can think of screening plants that will help to cover the space. The most commonly used plants for covering are climbers which will cover a lot of space in a short span of time. There are also different colours of flower climbers available in the market that you can choose to cover the area and also make the place look beautiful.
When you consider having a beautiful outdoor garden, you can choose of different plants like Japanese maples, roses and climbers with woody stem and many other varieties available so that you have a lot of collections in the space available. If you are fond of flowers, you can have a flower garden; else you can choose a fruit garden or vegetable garden according to your wish. If you are looking to improve the privacy of your garden and home, you can keep a lot of plants and climbers that covers you home and gives you a lot of private space and avoids outdoor noise from entering the house.
Once you choose to buy the best plants Lakeway, you have to look for the best supporting tools to keep them a bit away from the wall so that the plants do not damage the wall. You need to give a lot of space for the plants to grow and when you set up the garden you need to ensure there are enough space for each plant to grow quickly. Landscaping is a passion and it is lovely to have many plants and flowers around your home or business’s property that will bring peace and happiness.


Holding tanks, also referred to as storage tanks are useful on large properties requiring higher volumes of water.
holding tanks are available in various sizes ranging from 500 ltr to 10 000 ltr the latter being the most popular size
providing capacity to ensure sufficient water supply to irrigation systems.
Holding tank maintenance
The holding tanks are always included in the maintenance schedule when the borehole is serviced.
What size water tank do I need (Tank capacity)?
Several factors should to taken into account when calculation
the size of your water tank.
The amount of water used for irrigation. (draw down)
The size of the irrigation system.
The size of the irrigation pump.
The flow rate (supply rate) of the wellpoint or borehole.
The number of people in the home.
The size of the roof.
The type of roof (Metal / Tile).
The space available for water tanks.


NATIVA™ Merino wool
Made with 100% traceable NATIVA™ wool from farm to garment.
Wool is a renewable, durable and breathable fabric—and as such is a highly consumed material by consumers. But wool items can have a negative impact on the environment, due to CO2 emissions caused by sheep grazing (as they digest their food, gasses build up inside their intestines and then release methane gas into the atmosphere).
Plus, a lack of sustainable sourcing standards means it is possible for sheep to experience poor welfare conditions.
We’ve partnered with NATIVA™, the first to guarantee certification of the entire wool production process, to source the finest Merino wool from NATIVA™ certified farms. These farms are committed to respecting animal welfare, the environment they inhabit and the people working alongside the sheep.
From breeding to finished garment, the supply chain is transparent—thanks to a blockchain-based real-time traceability system.
The sheep are raised ethically in harmony with nature–they graze on native plants and have space to roam. Each farmer has a management plan that assesses feeding, breeding, behavior and health to ensure animal welfare standards are met. This includes stress free shearing and the prohibition of mulesing.
Plus, NATIVA™’s Regenerative Agriculture program aims to improve the quality of the soil by ensuring nutrients are kept within the soil matter, as well as work to capture CO2 emissions caused by sheep grazing.
Our farms around the world
Our merino wool comes from three farms located in Tasmania, Australia. Lovely Banks is a family run property, owned by Gerard and Elizabeth McShane. Their sons, Tim and Andre, are the fifth generation to manage the Lovely Banks property.
Apsley is a farming district on the banks of the Jordan River near the city of Melton Mowbray. Managers of the farm–Sarah Ackland and Steve Barrington—are part of the population of around 35.
Glenelg Estate is located in the Upper Derwent Valley. Charles and Sally Downie currently own and oversee farm operations with parents Andrew and Christine. Steeped in tradition, six generations of the Downie family have taken their hand to tend the fleece at Glenelg Estate.


Valley Voice, Feb. 25:
Recently, an article appeared in the Wall Street Journal, “Fresh Ingredients Came Back to Haunt Chipotle.” Since going public in 2006, Chipotle has built a near cult following with its fresh fare burritos trumpeting natural ingredients and a commitment to purchase locally grown produce. The cause of the E. coli outbreak last November that sickened 55 people remains a mystery.
This is neither an indictment on Chipotle or locally grown produce but rather a discussion of food-safety as it applies to the fresh produce supply chain. After spending over 40 years in the fresh fruit and vegetable industry at the farming and distribution levels, I have witnessed and participated in nothing short of a quantum leap in industry practices.
One catalyst that transformed food safety practices at the farm, distribution, and retail levels was the 2006 E. coli outbreak that was traced to spinach grown and packed in California’s Salinas Valley. I will never forget that October day when the doorway to my office was darkened by two federal agents – one from the FDA and the other from the FBI. I was asked to step away from my computer and our entire office complex was subsequently placed on lockdown.
MICHAEL GERSON: The problem with Chipotle’s anti-GMO stance
The purpose of the joint FDA/FBI raid was to search for a smoking gun or any evidence of complicity to knowledge of the contaminated product and failure to act. Later in the day, the feds were convinced that our firm had not grown or handled any spinach during the period in question. It seems that we were singled out because our firm provided food-safety guidelines and record retention services to other growers in the area that would otherwise be unable to effectively organize such a program.
As it turned out, the best guess as to the cause of the outbreak was wild pigs running through manure at a cattle ranch and then into a spinach field.
That incident was the dawn of new initiatives in food safety. Efforts were made to reduce animal intrusion and increase sampling of product prior to and post harvest. The most notable initiative was called the Produce Traceability Initiative, or PTI. The initiative was launched with compliance milestones intended to provide the ability to trace all fresh produce from retail back to a specific point of origin, including the farm, the field, the grower, the harvest date and so on. In fact, our firm developed the technology to trace a single head of romaine lettuce back to a 100 square feet of a field using GPS technology at the harvest point.
A whole new industry was created on the back of this initiative. Food-safety firms popped up much like the dotcom boom 15 years ago. They eventually consolidated and we were left with two or three. The final milestone was for retailers to begin scanning bar codes on cases at arrival to their distribution centers. This never happened. The complexity of the produce supply chain simply thwarted that final phase from being universally adopted.
Today, the price of admission for a grower to service a retail grocery chain is to have a fully staffed food safety department. This comes at a significant expense and can conservatively add 2 percent to 5 percent to the cost of product. This is a burden that many independent small farmers simply cannot afford.


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Maintaining a bright green lawn is a hope that every homeowner has for their curb appeal. Properly cutting grass and lawn care is a time-consuming process. You have to have the right lawn equipment, energy, and time to spend on lawn maintenance.
That is why many homeowners look for lawn care professionals for help. Starting a lawn care business requires more than just purchasing some equipment and free time. Other things you must consider are whether you plan to offer just mowing lawns or offering other services.
In this guide we’ll cover all aspects of how to start a lawn mowing business successfully.
What other jobs does a lawn mowing business do?
Besides mowing lawns, a lawn mowing business can offer many other services. Deciding what lawn care service offerings your business will include will also determine the equipment you need, pricing, and what to market.
To start small, your lawn care service may offer the basics like mowing and trimming. If you have the know-how and want to offer a full range of lawn services and landscaping.
Here are a few services to consider:
- Lawn installation
- Gardening work such as weeding and mulching
- Planting native lawns
- Fertilization and weed control
- Selling law care products like fertilizer and insecticide directly to customers
- Snow removal during winter, raking leaves in the fall, and other seasonal services
The services you offer will affect your startup costs. That’s because you’ll need more equipment as your lawn care service list grows.
Why start a lawn mowing business?
Starting a small business is a lot of work. A lawn care business is not an exception to this. But it is well worth it if you’ve always dreamed of being a business owner.
If it sounds appealing to have a business where you literally can feel the grass under your feet and enjoy working outside, a mowing business is a great option.
The lawn care industry is expected to grow over the next several years. According to a report from Research and Markets, the U.S. landscaping market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.1% over 2022-2027. That means it is a good time to start a mowing business.
Pros and cons of a lawn mowing business
Get Started with Little
A mowing business can start with as little as a push mower. Your lawn service can begin with only you and mowing grass. It’s also not necessary to go all in with your lawn business at the beginning.
You could start by mowing lawns on weekends or after your regular job. Then you can transition it into a full-time business.
Once you’ve built up your customer base, you can purchase more lawn care equipment. Then you can even move into hiring lawn care employees to help take on more jobs.
Can build a Customer base
By offering great lawn mowing service, it’s more likely that you’ll build loyal customers who will want to work with you. That repeat business is the key to having a successful lawn mowing business.
These happy customers are going to tell their friends and neighbors about your landscaping business. Word-of-mouth marketing is one of the best ways to bring in new business.
Easily add more Services
When it comes to lawn maintenance, there is a lot more to it than just cutting grass. Your lawn care business may start out by only offering mowing. But you can expand on your lawn mowing service. These services can easily be cross-sold to your existing customers and help attract new ones.
Work is Seasonal
The mowing business is seasonal in nature, going from spring to fall in many parts of the U.S. You’ll be packing away the mower in the winter time. However, you’ll still have food to put on the table and heating bills to pay.
A lawn care business can offer snow blowing in the winter to make some sort of income. That won’t work as well if you live somewhere that’s cold, but rarely snows. So if you live in a place that lawn mowing services slow down in the winter, you’ll have to budget your money.
There is a lot of competition in the lawn mowing business. Just think about all the high school kids making money who pick up a few lawns on the weekends or summers. Then there are the local lawn care companies that have been around for while.
Your small business will need to stand out in the crowded lawn care industry. You’ll need to research your area to understand what you can offer to make your lawn mowing business unique. For example, you can try offering services that few do or offer lower prices.
Weather Impacts your Work
Mother nature is the boss of your small business. Whether its extreme heat, flash flooding, or pouring rain, you’ll need to deal with it all.
If there are days of heavy rain where you can mow, you must adjust your schedule accordingly. Having flexibility is essential to dealing with rain and other weather-related delays.
Equipment you’ll need for a lawn mowing business
To start your small business, you’ll a lawn mower and transportation at a minimum. There are different types of lawn mowers to consider including:
- Push mower – Inexpensive and easy to use, these mowers work well for smaller yards. It’s a good option for those who are starting their lawn care business.
- Self-propelled mower – This type of mower moves by itself and is powerful enough to cut thicker grass. You’ll also save time since they can cover more ground. The drawback is that they’re quite a bit more expensive than a push mower.
- Riding lawn mower – These heavy duty machines allow you to sit and steer to mow. For big jobs, riding lawn mowers are ideal. A lawn tractor might be necessary if you take on larger areas.
Other lawn care equipment to consider include:
- Leaf blower
- Power rake
- Pruning shears
- Lawn Aerator
Startup Costs of a Lawn Mowing Business
There is lawn equipment you’ll need when you initially start your business. Here ‘s some general costs you could pay for these tools:
- Mower – $500
- Trimmer – $200
- Leaf blower – $200
- Hand tools – $100
- Oil and gasoline – $25 per tank
- Gasoline can – $25
- Spreaders and sprayers – $50
These startup costs can easily get into the $5,000-$10,000 range. If you don’t have truck or vehicle capable to moving these tools, you’ll also need one of those. An alternative to purchasing these tools is to lease them instead. That minimizes your up-front costs and you don’t have to worry about maintaining them in the off-season.
Ongoing Costs of a Lawn Mowing Business
To legally set up your small business , you’ll have to find out if you need to get a business license. This cost varies from $15 to $200 per year. Depending on your state, there could be other licenses or permits you need to start your lawn mowing business.
You need customers to have a successful landscaping business. Word-of-mouth advertising takes too long to grow your business. So you’ll need to advertise your lawn business. If you’re planning to start small, you might advertise with flyers that are posted around neighborhoods. Using social media or services like LawnStarter that helps you reach customers are also good marketing tools. Expect these costs of range from $50 to several hundred dollars.
Fuel and maintenance on your equipment is another ongoing cost to consider. Depending on gas prices and the size of your business, you could spend around $5,000 on fuel alone.
How to Start a Lawn Mowing Business
Determine your name and register your business
A fun part of running your own small business is that you get to come up with a name. You can choose a fun, catchy name that’s easy to remember.
With your business name, it’s time to get it registered. There are four choices for registering your business: Sole proprietorship, general partnership, corporation, and limited liability company (LLC). Do some homework to figure out which structure is best for your lawn care business.
Get a Business License
You typically must have business license before most states will allow you to operate a lawn care business. There might be other certificates required so check your local state Department of Agriculture to find out the requirements.
Research Competition in your Area
Before starting your lawn care business, you should get a sense of your competitors. A few Google searches will return the key business in your area. Find out what type of services they offer and at what price. This research will help shape what lawn care options you should offer and keep your prices competitive.
Determine your Ideal Clients
Do you want to target people who live in a certain area of town or go after certain businesses? How about potential customers that need pest control as well as regular lawn care? These are questions to ask yourself as decide what type of customers you want to cater to.
Create Services and Pricing
Based on your market research and ideal customer, you can start determining what services to offer. Price them accordingly based on what you’ve seen from local competitors to ensure you’re not charging too much or too little.
Promote your Lawn Mowing Business
You need customers for your new lawn care business. Among the best ways these days to get your business out there is using social media.
Facebook is a good place to start. Yelp, Nextdoor, and Craigslist are also good places to spread the word. Create listings on these platforms or contact potential customers who are looking for lawn care service.
Taking cash and checks these days aren’t going to take you very far when running a small business. People want to purchase goods and services through convenient, digital methods. Look into peer to peer payment platforms like Venmo that are growing in popularity. It’s recommended that you also take credit cards so a vendor like Square might be a good choice.
Lawn Mowing Business FAQs
Do I need any training or certificates to start a lawn mowing business?
There are no technical qualifications or formal training that’s necessary to run a lawn care business. As long as you know how to operate a lawn mower, can lift heavy objects, and work potentially long hours in different weather conditions, you have the skill set for your business.
Some optional certifications that might help boost your credibility include the following:
- Landscape Industry Certified Lawn Care Technician
- Pesticide control certification or license
- Certified snow professional
How much can a lawn mowing business make?
The amount you make depends on the size of your team, services offered, and profit margins. If the lawn mowing service is just a side-hustle versus full-time job, that will also make a difference. A business owner could make anywhere from $10,000-$100,000.
How hard is it to start a lawn mowing business?
You can make it relatively simple to start a lawn care business. If all you offer is cutting grass, than starting a mowing business is easy. The more services, employees, etc. that you want to start your lawn service with, the more complex it gets.
Is insurance required for lawn mowing businesses?
Insurance protects you and your business when the unexpected happens. It’s recommended that you insure your business from losses caused by injury, property damage, and other accidents. You may need different types of insurance, depending on what coverage you need. Some to consider include general liability insurance, health insurance, vehicle insurance, and business owner policy.
How can you find more lawn mowing clients?
By doing great work and building relationships, you can grow your client base. Ask for referrals from your current customers and offer an incentive program. Offering free estimates could help get people interested in your services. Consider adding other services that might appeal to new or recurring clients.
Build your brand by setting up an online presence so people can easily find you on the internet. Showing up on directories, social media, and Google will increase the likelyhood of booking new clients.
Building a lawn mowing business requires careful planning and work. Making the effort to do this legwork will help increase the chances that it’s successful. Other option is buying into a lawn mowing franchise that offers some upfront advice. Regardless of the path you take, the information here will help get you started on your path to your own lawn care company.


It was mid-March 2019 and General Mills had just announced its commitment to advance regenerative agriculture practices on one million acres of farmland by 2030. It was an ambitious initiative but Kevin O’Donnell, General Mills’ global director for sourcing & operations sustainability, was focused on advancing this holistic method of farming in order to protect and enhance the world’s natural resources. Still, he wondered if his company could do more. He kept thinking about the 2018 Responsible Business Summit in New York City where he heard former Unilever CEO Paul Polman speak about a novel concept called pre-competitive collaboration. O’Donnell thought this notion had the potential to enable an even more sustainable agricultural supply chain, not only for General Mills, but the entire cereal industry. Could he and his team successfully integrate pre-competitive collaboration into the regenerative agriculture initiative?
Growing Better Together: General Mills Considers Pre-Competitive Collaboration to Advance Sustainable Supply Chains
by: Andrew Hoffman
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Welcome to Archer Vineyard!
Our vineyards are nine lush acres of well established grape vines of Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris in the Chehalem Mountain wine making vicinity of the world renown Oregon Willamette Valley wine region. Our combination of northern latitude, occasional marine breezes and long hours of sunshine create warm summer days and a cooler autumn. The noble grape varieties ripen gradually under the moderate temperatures found at our elevation. This ripening is perfectly matched to Oregon’s growing season and is the key to the production of memorable wines.


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After experiencing just one harvest with the Trellis Trap I've certainly decided it is forever a tool I can't live without. As a commercial grower here in Oklahoma I've been plagued with the never-ending hazards and headaches that come along with using trellis nets. The Trellis Trap immediately surprised not only myself, but a whole experienced harvest crew on how efficient and helpful it was on adequately capturing all of our trellis net. We harvested 5 rows, each with 2 tiers of 6x60ft trellis nets. We easily were able to fit both tiers of trellis netting on a single row into the Trellis Trap with plenty of room to spare. Our harvest technique involved cutting the trellis net into smaller pieces as we broke down plants which led to potentially increased storage. Through all our harvest in the past, we never have been able to keep control of this much netting without it turning into an almost literal Trellis Net Monster. For the first time we were able to completely harvest and clean up a single row without having to take multiple trips back and forth down the isles picking up the dangerous remnants that can lead to tripping hazards further down the harvest process.
We found the Trellis Trap incredibly easy to pass around and integrate into our normal harvest routine. Every crew has a certain process they stick to and sometimes integrating new tools is easier said than done, but this tool proved to be exceptional in terms of immediately showing its worth. Throughout our whole harvest we discovered zero problems with its durability, and it held to its fullest integrity from beginning to end. The rubber membrane performed perfectly at trapping the trellis net and keeping it in place while remaining durable and tough during the two- 12hr harvest days. We experienced zero issues with the membrane ripping our gloves and it never seemed to be in the way.
I believe this is extremely important and essential for all commercial Canna businesses that use trellis netting on a regular basis. Not only does it tremendously help productivity, but it also serves as an important safety tool to keep work areas clean and secure in the event of a sudden emergency. The future of Cannabis is efficiency and when you have the right tools, efficiency becomes simple. And when you pair efficiency with safety it only makes sense.
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The Valley of Vara is known as “the Valley of the Round Villages”, inhabited areas where the roads, the squares and the houses unwind around a church or a castle according to the original wrapping system typical in the Middle Ages. A mosaic of small villages, situated on mountain tops, reflects in the clear waters of rivers and streams that cross the luxuriant valley, a green oasis rich of historical and artistic evidences such as churches and castles.
Here, since ancient times, man has been accomplice to nature with his agricultural and breeding occupations. The rural activities are still today a link joining the inhabitants with their land which is famous for its typical and organic products.
Nature is not only to taste but also to experience through all types of excursions, from horse trekking to mountain-bike rides, from bird watching to canoeing.
The Valley of Vara is today known as the Organic Valley thanks to its natural products, going from vegetables to meats and from fruit to cheeses, all obtained with traditional working methods without the use of polluting substances. The presuppositions on which the Organic Valley is based, are made of many different characteristics that together form a healthy and genuine agriculture, that is also a philosophy of living in harmony with nature. Thick woods, green pastures and cultivated fields, alternated to a luxuriant wild vegetation, are the scenery in which the organic culture grows and develops in the Valley of Vara. In the middle, the river flows with its clear and clean waters, that in a few stretches is turbulent, ideal for lovers of rafting and canoeing; in others calm and tranquil, ideal for trout fishing. To immerse in this extraordinary natural environment means being happy to discover, once again, ancient traditions and forgotten eating habits. For example, the harvest of the products of the earth, especially of mushrooms, that here are wanted as if treasures, or of chestnuts, at the basis of delicious typical cakes, or still of soft fruits among which small strawberries, red-currants, bilberries and mulberries. Making the most of the vocation of the land and of a few legislative opportunities, a whole agricultural and zootechnical area composed of over 50 farms on 900 hectares of fields and pastures, has chosen to produce with the “organic” method, according to nature’s rhythms and cycles. In this way a D.O.C (of controlled origin) Valley, where production and trade is carried out in respect of the EEC standards and under the supervision of appropriate organisations of the Ministry of Agricultural Resources, was created. Practically speaking, the basic rules of this agriculture consists in giving up the use of herbicides and other noxious substances and in using components with zero toxicity, such as calcium carbonate, propolis and others. In this way, the product obtained complies with the rules of genuineness and quality and reintroduces the real flavour of food or, as often said “the eating of the past”. The fruits of the Organic Valley should all be tasted: the vegetables, grown in kitchen gardens, the sausages and the salami and cold pork meats, “hand” made, the meats savoury and healthy of the organic breeding, the cheeses and the fresh dairy products, processed by hand in the local dairies. Many companies producing organic products have become active farm-restaurants (agriurismi) that, by using small areas dedicated to fruit growing, have planted many varieties of fruit trees. In this way, it has been possible to protect a local genetic patrimony, very resistant, that has permitted the development of a low environmental impact and high nutritional value fruit growing. Instead, the production of cheeses and dairy products and activities related to breeding and to butchering refer to important cooperative societies of farmers and breeders, that have at their disposal vast lands for pastures and hundreds of head of cattle, sheep and goats. Another rural practice very common in the Valley is apiculture from which a very good honey, having the most varied flavours, is obtained. The bees represent, moreover, a fundamental ring for the environmental balance by carrying out pollination of the cultivation and increasing their productivity. The Organic Valley puts on the table a cuisine having a flavour which is pure and free of uncertainties and that discovers once again the genuine flavours of the past. This thanks to methods used by the old farmers who knew no other way than the natural one, of producing and cooking the fruits of the earth and of their hard work. Village festivals, feasts, restaurants, ‘trattorie’ and, mainly, the many farm-restaurants are the places where it is possible to task the typical dishes of this part of Liguria. Immersed in the green or at the borders of grassy fields, in country cottages made of stone o encircled by ancient restored mills, it is possible to start off with a plate of ravioli with meat sauce or mushrooms, followed by beef, lamb or rabbit or with rice and vegetable quiches together with salami and cold port meats and cheeses. In the end, the traditional cakes are a must; among these, the buccellato, the pandolce and, when in season, the castagnaccio which is prepares with chestnut flour, pine-nuts and raisins.
THE VARA RIVER
The Vara river has its source on Mount Zatta (1406 m.) and crosses the entire valley for approximately 60 kilometres before flowing into the Magra river which is fifteen kilometres from the mouth. It flows between the Liguria-Emilia Romagna Apennine and the hills that rise above the province of La Spezia and the Cinque Terre. Most probably, in the tertiary era, it had a different course flowing directly in the present Gulf of La Spezia. Then later, the raising of the coast range obstructed the way to the river forcing it to divert to the present Padivarma and to flow, in this way, into the Magra.
The course of the river flows in its first stretch up to Montale, in a more or less tortuous, here still torrential way. In the area of Varese Ligure, it meets a few tributaries; the first one, rather important, is the Caruana stream that by collecting the waters of the vast Valley of the Cento Croci, (Hundred Crosses), increases its flow rate; afterwards, there is a stretch less bumpy that crosses an area characterised by sandstone. In this area, up to Brugnato, its course flows first sinuously and then progressively more gentle up to the confluence with the Magra river.
The only regional river park today takes interest in the lower course of the river, below Ponte S. Margherita, next to Sesta Godano. The regional river park was created not only to protect the waters and the surroundings but also to restore the environment of the Valley of Magra, that was ravaged for decades.
The river morphology offers charming views: immediately above the dam of Nasceto, there are gorges very much appreciated by those who practise canoeing and, further down, slightly above Brugnato, the river forms wide and beautiful meanders.
The Vara runs in a territory which is mainly wooded and appears still well kept. This river, together with the Magra, represents a fluvial environment which is unique in all Liguria and houses a considerable faunal patrimony. In fact, one of the most important migratory ways for most of the avifauna tied to the aquatic environments, can be found here.
The Vara has become one of the most loved rivers for the lovers of canoeing and rafting of all Europe and this is not strange: it is possible to paddle from October to June, in a mild climate and in an unspoilt nature.
In the last years, many schools and river guides were born. These teach the different specialities and allow experts and beginners to live not only moments of breathtaking sports but also offer the possibility of experiencing nature directly.


A project of Tata Power Community Development Trust (TPCDT)
In association with SPADE
The project aimed to improve the quality of life of the community living in Khanpur villages at Guaberia Gram Panchayat of Sutahata block and Basulia and Chapi at Haldia Municipality. It started in 2015 and is continuing till date, i.e., January, 2018.
Under this major objective, the activities undertaken and successfully achieved are:
- Institution Building & Financial Inclusion
Institution Building & Financial Inclusion: Total 53 SHGs has been bank linkage with 549 women in the project area. To link with NULM/WBSRLM two convergence meeting held successfully. Cumulative savings is Rs.10,36,725/-, Cash Credit loan received from banks – Rs. 46,64,000/-.
- Capacity Building
Training held on regular basis on Book Keeping, Bank Linkage, Micro Credit Plan Preparation, and Project Planning.
- Income Generation and Improvement Activities
Total 283 numbers of SHG families has been mobilized on skill development training on farm and non farm activities. Farm activities are vermin compost, SRI paddy cultivation, pulses, variety of vegetable cultivation, fishery, poultry and duckery, goatery, bio pesticides. Non Farm activities training included tailoring, zori craft, leather handgloves.
- Livelihood Development Activities
- Commercial vegetable cultivation – 42 members in 17 acres of land.
- Commercial nursery seed bed preparation – 12 members of 0.33 acres of land.
- SRI paddy cultivation – 121 members in 71 acres of land.
- Fishery – 49 members in 12 acres of water body.
- Fish Spawn cultivation – 1 member in 0.66 acre water body and made a profit of Rs.60,000/-.
- Animal husbandry – 37 members started keeping 33 cattle & goat ,639 hen and 159 ducks.
- Average monthly income increased by Rs.2500 – 3000/.
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According to the latest report by IMARC Group, titled “Indian Fertilizer Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2021-2026”, the Indian fertilizer market reached a value of INR 887 Billion in 2020. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to grow at a CAGR of 5.5% during 2021-2026. Fertilizers are natural or synthetic materials containing chemical elements that supply essential growth nutrients to plants. They can be applied to the soil or directly on plant bodies. Aside from boosting growth, they also increase crop yield while improving the soil’s nutrient content. Fertilizers are available in a wide range of varieties- they can be natural, synthetic, or organic. India is the second-largest consumer of fertilizers globally, and although all types of fertilizers are used in India, organic fertilizers have been trending lately.
We are regularly tracking the direct effect of COVID-19 on the market, along with the indirect influence of associated industries. These observations will be integrated into the report.
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The Indian fertilizer market is primarily driven by the rising food demand across the country. As a result of increasing population levels, more and more farmlands are cultivated to increase yields to meet the food demand. In addition, rising crop prices are also providing a positive outlook to the Indian fertilizer market. Some of the other factors, including considerable growth in the biotech industry, product innovations, profitable government initiatives and subsidies, extensive research, and development (R&D) activities along with the growing demand for nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrient fertilizers, are further driving the market growth.
The competitive landscape of the market has been studied in the report with the detailed profiles of the leading companies operating in the market are
- Coromandel International Limited
- Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited
- Fertilisers And Chemicals Travancore Limited (FACT)
- Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (GNFC)
- Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (GSFC)
- Hindustan Fertilizer Corporation Limited (HFCL)
- Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO)
- Krishak Bharati Cooperative Limited (KRIBHCO)
- MADRAS FERTILIZERS LIMITED
Key Market Segmentation:
Breakup by Product Type:
- Chemical Fertilizers
Breakup by Segment:
- Complex Fertilizers
Breakup by Formulation:
Breakup by Application:
- Grains and Cereals
- Fruits and Vegetables
Breakup by Region
- East India
- North India
- South India
- West India
Key highlights of the Report:
- Market Performance (2015-2020)
- Market Outlook (2021-2026)
- COVID-19 Impact on the Market
- Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
- Historical, Current and Future Market Trends
- Market Drivers and Success Factors
- SWOT Analysis
- Structure of the Market
- Value Chain Analysis
- Comprehensive Mapping of the Competitive Landscape
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