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Since 1999, Southern Turf Hawaii has farmed 11 sod varietals on their 96 acres of land in Mililani. They supply the highest quality turfgrass for residential and commercial properties including championship golf courses, five-star resorts, and special projects, like ABC’s Extreme Makeover Home Edition.
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OrangeRoc is more than marketing, we align business goals and facilitate introductions that provide opportunities for growth. We care about our clients’ operations and help with the smallest details that add up to big thinking. By enhancing the digital environment, redefining the brand, and nurturing business relationships, we helped to scale Southern Turf Hawaii’s operations to strengthen their product offering and streamline their processes.


Triple J Nursery
Planning Calendar for Strawberry Production
May - June:
Order Plants. Take soil samples to determine lime and fertilization requirements for your planting site.
July - August:
Prepare land and apply recommended lime and fertilizer.
August - September:
Pull beds and lay plastic. Allow at least 3 weeks from fumigation to planting. Sow ryegrass between beds.
September - October:
Install main irrigation lines and connect to drip lines. Turn on irrigation and saturate beds then plant the strawberry plugs. No overhead irrigation is required when using plugs.
October - November:
Maintain adequate moisture until plants go dormant. If using overhead sprinklers for spring frost protection, you will install these now. Test run the sprinklers and drain the system for the winter.
November - December:
If using row covers for winter protection, these should be in place by late November or early December. (For information on row cover protection click here). Scout the fields for possible pests such as diseases, mites and deer.
December - February:
Continue scouting fields.
Remove over-wintering row covers and kill ryegrass. As plants start to grow begin your weekly fertilizer injections.
March - May:
Fertilize weekly, continue scouting. Control pests with recommended spray program for your area. Provide frost/freeze protection when needed (row covers). Harvest the strawberries.
Finish harvesting and kill plants to prepare to double-crop your beds or remove plastic and plant a summer cover crop.
***This calendar is intended to assist growers in making production decisions in a timely manner. Always consult your local extension service as well as other growers for more recommendations specific to your area.
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Going back to the beginning...
After receiving a phone call about two weeks ago that the llamas could be coming SOON, I kicked into high gear for the remainder of the fence building and barn cleaning chores.
It took about 4 days to clean out the barn, which consisted of wetting down the hay in the bottom of the barn, shoveling it out, and then hosing down the remaining organic matter. I also went through and "disinfected" with a strong solution of PineSol and water. It is such an improvement! I only cleaned about 60% of the barn, as the other 40% is still going to be filthy as my in-laws kill chickens this fall, but I plan to clean out the rest after they're done harvesting the last batch.
|A dark, but clean barn!|
We also finished attaching the fence and hung the gate and cattle panels. Unfortunately, one of the dogs found a way to get under the fence, so I have more work to do reinforcing the bottom of the fence (with dirt or rocks), and possibly running a strand of electric wire along the bottom.
I also set up a temporary fence to block off a muddy area that I need to dump dirt on and reseed.
|Temporary plastic posts and flag tape.|
The other big step was building the pens in the barn. It took another few days, but we got the cattle panels stapled in place, the new support beam installed, and the wood trim screwed in. It looks pretty good if I say so myself, but apparently the dogs can get through the manure troughs (which they couldn't before the llamas got here!), so we have more work to do...
|Building the pens and gates.|
|Finished (and filled) pens!|
And finally, the llamas got in about 11:30 last night! Unloading was a little rough, since we had to work our way through the maze of a barn, but they managed to get through unscathed. They settled in nicely though.
This morning was another story...I went out with Abby first thing in the morning. The llamas were happily grazing in the pasture. Abby went wild barking for about a minute, but then quieted down. We then (a bit hastily I will admit) let the other two dogs out an hour or so later. The Pyr managed to crawl through the manure trough and get into the barn pen, where I luckily caught him and hauled him out. The Bull Terrior got under the fence somehow, but for some reason didn't go after the animals. A few minutes later they were both trying to get through the fence into the pasture, and in all the excitement got into a huge fight. Everyone is okay, but the fence definitely needs some adjustments!
|Enjoying the grass.|
|Beautiful Kara. She is huge!|
|My tack "room".|
|Hay! Hopefully the llamas like it...its a bit stemmy but should do the trick.|


The third week of our vegetable garden came and went very quietly. This was completely expected, based on past botanical experiments. First, there’s the initial excitement of planting the seeds. Next, the carefully nurtured seedlings are discovered. Then, the interest level wanes for a period of time as activity plateaus. Finally, or hopefully, the plants grow sufficiently large or present enough changes to recapture interest. Gardening activities for kids invariably need variety and a modicum of immediacy.
Gardening Activities for Kids; Third Week Slump
Waiting for seedlings to grow into larger, more exciting plants can feel like an eternity to a child. One of the activities we tried, during the third-week slump, was making a DIY bottle wormery. This has both the thrill of pseudo-pets and the fascinating close-up observation of worm tunnels. Eventually, our wriggly little friends should produce a modest amount of compost. In the meantime, they are an additional source of interest.
In addition to the wormery, we made plans for a new sunflower project. Our vegetable garden journals spanned a 4-week period. Unless the carrots and spring onions manage to claw back some growing space from the rather impressive radishes, we won’t be documenting further development. So, we’ll hope that the veggies will eventually reach harvest stage, do some observation work on our sunflowers and move on to other activities.
Gardening Activities for Kids; How to Make a Bottle Wormery
We made a fun wormery using a plastic 2-litre soda bottle. (It’s always good to reduce, reuse and recycle!) You need to carefully cut through the upper portion of the bottle, to allow wide access to the inside.
Next, you layer potting soil, sand, and garden soil inside the bottle. Add some worms. Top it off with some organic matter eg fresh leaves. Tape the cut portion of the bottle to the wormery at one point, so it acts like a hinged lid.
Then, wrap some black construction paper around the bottle and secure it semi-loosely with tape. (The paper tube will act as a shade for the wormery, so your wriggly friends feel comfy and stay out of too much direct sunlight. You can lift the paper tube off the bottle to observe the worms in action.) Finally, spray the wormery with water every so often, so the soil stays damp.
We were delighted to observe some worm tunnels almost immediately. However, this will be more of a long-term project as worms operate under their own timetables!
Gardening Activities for Kids; Planting Sunflowers
At the end of the fourth week of our gardening project, we potted up a couple of sunflower seeds. Technically, this means the pot is already overcrowded! However, there’s a limit to the number of plant pots I can manage and the second seed was both a failsafe and a means of allowing both children to plant a seed themselves. This is currently the fifth week of our botanical aspirations and the tenth day of our sunflower mini project. Only one seedling has fully emerged; the other seed appears to be reluctant to reach for the light. So, I’m currently very glad we planted two seeds.
We’re using a very simple recording frame, that allows up to 4-days of observations at a time. (We’ll print additional sheets as and when there are any interesting changes.) The low key workload for the sunflowers will free up time for other activities. In fact, I’m already thinking about cress as another planting project; it has a much shorter growing and harvesting cycle. I’m keen to add a mini-project with tangible results, while the interest is still there. At last, botany is proving to be a serendipitous topic that has been very engaging. Plants for the win!
Gardening Activities for Kids; Resource Round-Up
- What to Feed Worms in a Wormery display posters by Twinkl
- Worms and Wormery Care display posters by Twinkl
- Black Construction Paper* (sugar paper) by Ivy
- Worms Differentiated Reading Comprehension activity by Twinkl
- Free Worm Page Borders (for writing or drawing) by Twinkl
- Wrigley Worm Maze by Education.com
- Sunflower Seeds* by Suttons Seeds
- Sunflower Observation Recording Sheet by First Grade Fanatics
Have you been planting anything recently? Do you have any favourite gardening activities for kids? I’d love to read your comments.


The COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone to stay at home indefinitely. This gives you all the time in the world to pick up a hobby or work on backlogged errands like clearing out your yard. Why not do both by doing some backyard farming? It comes with a wide variety of benefits like:
- Healthier Meals, Better Savings – Having a backyard farm encourages you to eat more fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs. You get a healthy and delicious meal for a fraction of what you pay for in restaurants.
- Your Food, Your Choice – You control every aspect of your food’s growth, from the soil to the fertiliser you’ll use. Harvest time is all up to you, too. This way, your food gets to ripen in nutrient-rich soil instead of your kitchen table or fridge.
Now that you know the benefits of growing your own food, it’s time to start your sustainable garden.
Lay Your Garden Out
Before you buy seeds and equipment for the job, create a layout of your backyard farm first. Start with pathways you’ll use to gain access to your different crops. This way, you don’t end up walking on or jumping over your plant beds.
Then, move on to planning where you want to put your trees and perennial crops. These go first because they’ll be permanent parts of your garden. Trees are hard to move, and perennial plants automatically grow back after you harvest them.
Next, plant the annual crops. Thes grow for only one season and do not grow back once they’re harvested. As such, it’s fine to be a bit lenient as to where you’ll put them.
Get Your Supplies
Once you’re done with your layout, it’s time to get the equipment you need for the job. You only need basic gardening tools like:
- Hand trowel
- Gardening forks
- Watering can
- Pruning shears
You also need to buy seeds, buds and more for your crops. Carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes and spring onions are all nutritious and easy to grow. If you’re looking to have a supply of fruits, you may need the help of a tree planting expert. Consult with them about the best tree for the size of your garden and type of soil.
Prepare Your Soil
Before planting your crops, you’ll need to prepare your soil. Grab a handful of it and observe its texture. If it’s crumbly when you ball it up, then you’ve good ground to work on. If it’s sandy, you may need to add shredded leaves to it for a few weeks to loosen it up. If it’s clay-like, add compost to it for a couple of weeks. Once you’ve incorporated the organic matter, use your hoe to till the soil until it’s crumbly but not too powdery.
Plant Your Crops
Now that you have the ideal soil, it’s time to plant your seeds. Here are some guidelines.
- Planting Depth – A quarter of an inch should be enough to grow your crops. Read the seed pack as well to see if it recommends an ideal depth.
- Distance – Seeds should be five centimetres apart, with rows being 60 centimetres apart. This way, they don’t bump into each other as they grow.
- Maintenance – Once you’ve planted your seeds, all you need to do is provide maintenance. Every crop has different needs when it comes to watering. Carrots, for example, need frequent shallow watering. As such, it’s best to consult resources like The Old Farmer’s Almanac to find the best maintenance method for your crops.
Growing crops in your yard takes a lot of patience and effort to do, and that’s what makes it satisfying! Not only are you getting a constant supply of healthy and organic ingredients, but you’re also learning new skills. The elbow grease you put into this activity will be worth it once you get your first harvest.


You can get a cold mug of sugarcane juice at almost any market in Singapore where hawkers extract sap directly from the stalks without using any additives. (You can see the pressing machine in the photograph.)
Sugarcane is not a fruit but a type of grass that resembles bamboo. From plantations around the world, the stalk voyages across multiple seas and borders before landing up at the hawker stall.
How exactly does the sugarcane find its way from the plantation to the hawker stall? Singapore gets almost all its sugarcane from its neighbour, Malaysia: close to USD $3 million worth of sugarcane arrives on the island annually. Malaysia has a few of its own plantations, but receives shipments from China and Italy.
China is one of the top sugarcane growers in the world and bolsters its stock from Myanmar and Laos. Meanwhile, Italy gets most of its sugarcane from Colombia, a dominant global producer hailing from the 16th century when the Spaniards introduced the plant as a cash crop.
In the flurry of trading sugarcane, the pathway into Singapore looks something like this:
Malaysia ⇐ China ⇐ Myanmar & Laos
Italy ⇐ Columbia & China
Of course, this relationship is entirely dynamic: the story changes quickly over the years and looks remarkably different across regions, for example, the USA gets the bulk of its sugarcane from Mexico and Vietnam.
Meanwhile, the sugarcane plant has been pivoted into a popular and contentious source of “green energy” in Latin and North America which is impacting the global economics of food and fuel.
In Singapore, you can get a mug of fresh sugarcane juice from $1 to $1.50 (less than an American dollar), and if you’re looking to excite the flavour a little more, hawkers will throw in a prune or lemon for an extra zing. Enjoy!
*Trade data is from 2013 and derived from this brilliant visualization tool: http://atlas.media.mit.edu/
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments section below!
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Arthur Erre’s contribution to sustainable development is based on our personal interest in this matter and the values it’s message conveys, from generation to generation, from the craftsmen who contribute to our maison and the creation of our goods: values of which we hold dear.
Our roots speak of responsibility towards the planet and the human race.
In fact, our dream is to leave a positive footprint in the parts of the world we are able to touch.
In a world, that has seen unprecedented acceleration, we believe it is opportune to slow the pace, to improveThat is why we respect nature’s cycles and the pace of our collaborators, so they can work with stress free pleasure, offering the best of their abilitiesWorking this way, we respect natural resources and create original, high quality pieces.The men and women who assist us, the communities where we are involved and the materials which come from our natural surroundings, are our traveling partnersToday, more than ever, they are the center of our attention and of our growth process.
Organic cotton is a form of cotton grown according to the rules of organic farming, exactly as it is for food products.
At the base of a textile certification, which certifies the biological origin of the fabric, there is the exclusion of pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides and many other harmful substances, commonly used in the production chain.
The reduction in the quantity of water and the energy resources used also contributes to improving the quality of the soil and the environment, avoiding contamination of the water and preserving its biodiversity.
The cultivation of organic cotton is sustainable, ecological and ethical both for the environment and for society.
Should we all be more aware that the use of cotton is one of the main causes of global environmental pollution?
The harmful substances, in fact, as pesticides, resins, heavy metals and toxic solvents used in the production and processing of standard cotton persist in the fabric even after washing: with the passage of time a part of these substances is absorbed by our skin and a other part is released into the water with each wash.
In our collections we use only natural fibers from 100% Organic Cotton Certified – crops because we believe a more respectful approach to the environment, the planet and, nevertheless, the health of all operators and customers is a must.
The result of this choice of ours is a cotton of excellent quality, particularly soft to the touch and that, in particular, guarantees a duration in time certainly greater than the standards to which we are accustomed.
Promoting the spread of organic crops means less impoverishment of land and less risk to the health of farmers and, more generally, to all the inhabitants of the territory where cultivation takes place.
Even the mere renunciation of the use, in the cycle of Organic Cotton cultivation, of fungicides and pesticides (which in itself represents only a small part of the improvements placed at the foundation of Organic Cotton crops) is in general an undeniable advantage in favor of the biodiversity of the territory, of the planet and of the well-being of all its inhabitants.


“It’s in my blood,” says Cynthiana farmer Ben Clifford, as he walks back from his barn from feeding the cattle.
Six generations of farming course through his veins as he operates Clifford Farms with his son, Lincoln, 25. Ben lives with his wife, Jane, and their son, Lincoln, on 450 acres of farm land and tends another 1200 acres of rented land; their daughter, Shelby, teaches agriculture at a nearby high school. The family raises and breeds cattle, tobacco, soybeans and corn. Ben traces his lineage to Harrison County's tobacco farms for centuries, with the crop providing “guaranteed profits” in the past.
With health education in the 1990s steering people away from tobacco, farmers’ tobacco allotments have been cut. Farmers had to make a decision––stay or leave. Many full time farmers opted for jobs in the public sector, some began planting new crops and others sold off their land altogether.
Available Harrison County land continues to be bought up by out-of-towners for “hobby” farming or used for rental homes or for hunting. Ben feels a sense of pride in still tending the farm.
When Ben’s father unexpectedly passed away in the early 2000’s, all the farm responsibilities fell into Ben’s lap. With hundreds of acres to tend by himself, something had to give.
Ben decided to sell off the sheep and then “accidentally fell into the tree business,” he says. With Lincoln tending the cattle and farming full time, Ben mostly works on his tree-trimming business but still helps with the farm work.
Farming costs continue to rise -- health insurance alone is now $18,000 a year, Ben says. "You’ve got to do things that make you money," he says. "If I was independently wealthy, I probably wouldn’t be doing the tree cutting business anymore. On the other side of that, an element of society counts on me. There aren’t that many people that do tree work.”
Lincoln also finds his work rewarding. “There’s a sense of pride in growing tobacco because not many people in Harrison County do it anymore,” he says.


The vineyard of the La Côte region covers a surface of 2019 hectares which corresponds to 52.43% of the Vaud wine-growing region.
The vineyard of the La Côte region (2019 hectares, 52.43% of the Vaud vineyards) can be discovered by car, on foot or by bike.
The situation between the ridge of the Jura and Lake Geneva is one of the reasons for the high quality of the La Côte wine. The wine-growing region of the La Côte region consists of different zones: The gritty soil of the lakeside region gives the wine a great fineness, whereas the hard soil of the countryside and Jura foot region effectuates a harder wine. The La Côte wines distinguish themselves by a flowery aroma and a fruity taste.
There are two controlled wine appallations (AOC) in the Morges district: La Côte and Les Côtes de l’Orbe. La Côte AOC is produced at four places in the Morges district: Aubonne, Fechy, Morges and Perroy-Allaman.


- Controlling gene expression in plants
- Modifying plants traits for the efficient production of food and other bio-based products
- Creates a contributing effect of specific genetic elements in controlling gene expression
- Improvements in controlling and tuning gene expression
- Maximizes sequence diversity while tuning promoter strength
A major challenge in the development of tools for agricultural biotechnology has been the development of genetic parts that enable precise control of transgene expression in plants. Most plant biologists employ endogenous promoters which is more difficult for controlling and tuning gene expression.
Researchers at Berkeley Lab’s Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) and BASF have developed a strategy for the design of synthetic activators, synthetic repressors, and synthetic promoters, resulting in a diverse library of new synthetic transcriptional regulators.
This invention blends elements from both yeast and plants and could theoretically be applied to any transcription factor (TF) type. This novel method expands beyond the well-characterized Gal4-based synthetic systems that have been used in the past, and the researchers extend this approach to five other yeast TFs. Parts design was approached in three ways: altering TF DNA-binding dynamics at the regulatory promoter by introducing DNA cis-element variation with randomly concatenated cis-elements, modulating RNA polymerase II recruitment by testing various plant minimal promoters, and directly modifying TFs from disparate families through truncation and fusion of activation or repression domains to generate new synthetic TFs, or trans-elements.
The synthetic TFs of this invention cover an expansive and diverse library of transcriptional regulators (comprising yeast or plant components) which can be used to control eukaryotic transcription. In conjunction with a library of promoter of varying strength, these synthetic TFs enable precise control of eukaryotic gene expression, especially in plants.
The researchers have validated the utility of their strategy and tools in Nicotiana benthamiana and Arabidopsis thaliana, demonstrating that these tools provide variation in transcriptional output while enabling the concerted expression of multiple genes in a tissue-specific and environmentally responsive manner in a number of plant species.
LBNL PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: Patrick Shih
DEVELOPMENT STAGE: Proven principle
IP STATUS: Provisional patent
OPPORTUNITY: Available from LBNL for non-exclusive licensing or collaborative research.
Belcher, M.S., Vuu, K.M., Zhou, A. et al. “Design of Orthogonal Regulatory Systems for Modulating Gene Expression in Plants,” Nature Chemical Biology (2020).


I dug to the bottom of the compost heap today just to see what was lurking. The great thing about digging in them is getting an up close view of transience; a compost pile is a sort of microcosm of matter's entropic nature. Everything is in a state of decay. Nothing looks the same from week to week. I've watched whole pumpkins melt down and crumble in there. I have heard of everything from an old pair of jeans to roadkill deer virtually disappearing in a pile. It's a bit mysterious, especially when you can't even see the microbes that are responsible. Composting seems a bit magic. And, of course, there's the legendary steam that rises off the top of a good pile in the winter. It's amazing how hot the center of a well made compost pile can get; temps up to 140 degrees. Busy little microbes. And the heat is just their energy as they eat. The heat is such that, if properly made, it will sterilize diseased plant materials and even kill weed seeds.
Rosa's Secret Recipe
The secret of a good pile is the ratio of ingredients; about 3:1 carbon to nitrogen, with plenty of oxygen and just enough water to keep it moist. The nitrogenous material is usually the easiest to find, this is the kitchen scraps, the grass clippings, young weeds and soft green prunings. It's the 'brown' stuff, the carbon, that is often tougher to track down. Dead leaves, hay, newspaper shreddings (our fave) are all options. Most regular composters have a slight dumpster diver mentality, always on the lookout for a neighbor raking leaves or a coffee shop giving away coffee grounds. (Thank you, Coffee Cat!)
There is a horse stable nearby that actually sells buckets of it's manure. Horse manure, by the by, has fairly high nitrogen levels, but should only be used when well-rotted. Fresh manure is notoriously high in salts, so it needs to rot down before it is good for the garden. I remember making piles up at UCSC's Farm & Garden, when I was there for my Apprenticeship. We all lined up on Compost Row, pitchfork in hand and started in. I think the pile we built was all manure and alfalfa hay. That night, taking off my clothes, I spilled manure all over our bedroom floor from my upturned cuffs. B is such a good sport.........
Michael Stipe wants YOU.....to compost!
I used to think that making compost was just throwing some garbage in a hole and covering it with a tarp. I got a lot of stink, but no compost. I still remember my first attempt, in high school, after reading an article in Sassy magazine written, surprisingly enough, by Michael Stipe. There were photos of him looking very pious and crunchy in his green khaki shorts and black Docs, shoveling hay and kitchen scraps into a compost bin. (I think this was the Green era.) At the time I would have cheerfully sawn off my leg for Michael (I was a devout "Di-Stipe-le") so I tromped out into our back garden and started digging. It wasn't as easy as Michael made it seem. The kitchen scraps I used smelled like...well, garbage, there were flies, and besides, I was getting all dirty. Anyway, about all I achieved was finding green khaki shorts like his (I think I pinched them from my brother), and affecting the same pious expression. Which is all that I really wanted, anyway.
"The best place to look for God is in the garden, you can dig for Him there."
-George Bernard Shaw
Today when I turned my compost into my garden soil I uncovered pieces of egg shells, twigs, rubber gasket, pumpkin seeds and apricot pits. They lie there, now, in the moonlight, mingling with the sow bugs and seedlings. I picture them, continuing their decay, sinking deeper, nestled between the roots of the artichoke, the rosa rugosa and salvia elegans. I am amazed again by the complexity of the topsoil, a mere 18 inches of the earth's crust, yet somehow sustaining all the world's food supply. I remember God's edict to Adam "for dust you are, and to dust you will return." I dig my hands into the crumbly black grains, my fingers stretching out like roots. I am a seed sprouting, an earthworm burrowing, I have come home.


Managing Bacteria In Hay
Hay is fed to equines all over the world and year-on-year ranks as the most popular forage for stabled horses both in the United Kingdom and around the world. But there are some downsides of feeding hay.
Hay is fed to equines all over the world and year-on-year ranks as the most popular forage for stabled horses both in the United Kingdom and around the world. It is generally cheaper than haylage and, because of its slightly lower nutritional value, it can be fed ad-lib to horses and ponies with less risk of obesity, laminitis and other complications. There are some downsides to feeding hay – for example, because hay is not wrapped like haylage, it can contain more spores and bacteria and because hay is very dry, those spores and bacteria are more likely to become airborne and be inhaled.
Of all the feedstuffs fed to livestock, hay is the one that can vary the most in terms of quality, containing mould, bacteria and dust. Many horse owners will know the frustration of buying hay and finding a bale that is mouldy all the way through, or one that their horses don’t seem to find it very palatable, or that they have bought hay that is particularly dusty once the bales are open.
Poor quality hay is not only frustrating and financially painful for horse owners, it can also damage your horse’s respiratory health. Feeding hay containing high levels of bacteria can cause gastro-intestinal upset and contributes to the development of harmful allergies and respiratory diseases. Crucially, some of the most common stable management practices thought to combat dusty hay can actually elevate the levels of harmful bacteria in it.
The quality of hay and the bacteria levels it contains are dependent on the conditions under which it is grown, harvested, dried and stored. For example, the bacterial community in the soil the hay was grown in transfers to the plant through the root system and can then be ingested by the horse. Unless you are lucky enough to have land and the resources to produce your own forage or know your local supplier very well, then you probably know very little about where it came from. Research is being undertaken to develop a test for bacterial levels in hay but for now all that horse owners can do is to take steps to ensure all other areas of risk are lower.
There are several way owners can help manage the bacteria levels in their hay – such as storing it carefully to ensure moisture levels stay as low as possible is important to prevent the proliferation of any bacteria that is present in hay.
Soaking hay must also be avoided at all costs. A practice that is often implemented to help reduce the respirable particles in hay, soaking actually enables bacteria to reproduce, so any impact on the respiratory health of the equine eating it will be far greater. The benefits of the lowered dust levels resulting from soaking hay will be outstripped by the increase in bacterial levels, so alternative methods of dust removal need to be implemented.
Steaming hay has been shown to both remove the respirable dust particles in hay but also result in the inactivation of any bacteria and spores present. Temperatures in excess of 100°C are reached in the Haygain Steamer which kills the bacteria eliminating the threat. The Haygain Steamer is the only proven method to reduce both respirable dust particles in hay and lower the levels of spores and bacteria in hay, essential promoting good respiratory health in the stabled horse.


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Pennington UltraGreen plant fertilizers provide your indoor and outdoor plants with premium blends of fast-acting and extended-release nutrients and micronutrients. In its optimal growing zones, this tough grass can deliver a beautiful, dense lawn with very little input from you. Please check our store locator for local stock status. Lilly Miller fertilizers are blends of traditional and natural-based ingredients that deliver high quality nutrients for lawns, gardens, flowers, and indoor plants. From Maine to Delaware, choosing a premium grass mix designed to meet the region's challenges can help you achieve a thicker, lusher, superior Northeast lawn. Read more about Southeast region grass seed recommendations in our seed resources. All content copyright © 2019 Pennington Seed, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Under proper growing conditions in suitable regions, perennial ryegrass forms a lush, fine-bladed lawn that maintains its color into winter. 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In 2014 we bought seeds to grow sunflowers, brussel sprouts, butternut squash, peas, salad leaves, tomatoes, spring onions, radishes, potatoes, chives and carrots. We also made a compost trench at the end of last year, and I planted a sprouting apple pip just as an experiment.
We planted our Sunflowers far too late, because my first two attempts failed. The problem mostly being replanting. Next year I shall make sure to replant them when they are young and protect them with a cloche and perhaps some egg shells. I will also make sure to support them with a bamboo stick and string.
These are our Brussel Sprouts. There are about three plants looking similar to this one, and about similar in size. The most successful seems to be the one in a pot on top of the soil surrounded by egg shells. Successful in the sense that it is the least eaten, but it’s also the smaller of the three. Next year I shall be sure to protect these poor little plants from the naughty slugs, snails and caterpillars whose eggs I also noticed on one or two of my plants. I’m leaving them to do their thing as their are tiny little sprouts on one of them.
After last years surprise squash I was determined to grow some this year. I planted a few seeds straight into the soil far too early when the soil was not warm enough and nothing came of them until the weather heated up. These were then very quickly eaten by those naughty slugs and snails. I managed to protect one sprouting seed with a cloche and the plant we ended up with is a result of that. Last year, as the plants came with no help from me, I thought they wouldn’t need any assistance this year either. But they germinated when it was warm and were protected by the mulch of the compost heap the seeds were thrown into. The slugs had lots of other goodies to gobble up on the way to my seedlings. So next year plant when soil is warm and protect them!
My other problem this year is harvesting and curing them. Knowing when to harvest them has been a headache to me. Some say to leave them on the vine until the vine itself goes brown and dies. But I read somewhere else that the squash will rot with the vine if you do that?? The first two squash that developed are nice and tanned, but now I’m confused about curing them. Can they cure when ripe but still on the vine? Do I need to leave them out in the sun? Bring them in in the rain and cold and night?? So far I have just left them and tomorow plan to harvest one. Apparently they turn sweeter if you cure and leave them?? Who knows? I don’t even know if all six will ripen before mid November when we are due our first frost when they must all be harvested by? Questions, Questions…
I thought I’d learnt from last years mistake here. I put less seeds in the pot and made sure not to kill them with salt, however the same thing happened. The peas came out lovely, then suddenly they shriveled up and went brown exactly the same as last year before all the peas had matured. I can only guess that the pot is to blame and it was too small even for the amount I planted? I have more seeds left for next year so I am wondering if I should perhaps plant them in the ground instead.
These were very unsucessful. We had Spinach Beet, Rocket, a mixed pack of seeds, and I don’t even remember what the leaves above were? Many bolted and went straight to seed because the soil was too dry (even in wet weather, the rain wasn’t hitting the window box), the spinach beet just didn’t do well possibly due to the pot being too small (?), and the mixed salad (apart from the basil which I recognised), I put straight on the compost heap because I din’t want to accidentally eat a weed thinking it was a salad leaf I didn’t know?
I think in future I’d prefer to grow salad leaves on a window ledge inside the house, and leaves I recognise and know what they should look like! And I’ll make sure they get the right amount of water so they don’t bolt.
I expected nothing from the tomato seeds I planted after last years fail, but they’ve surprised and delighted me! We’ve had dozens and dozens of lovely fresh tomatoes. It’s late October and they’re still growing! I’ve learnt that they really do taste better straight from the plant, even more so than if you put them on the window sill to ripen, or leave them on the side until your ready to use them. The only thing I did differently this year is support the plant with a stick, and make sure I pruned the side shoots. Ana enjoyed sprayed the shoots with a mist of water to encourage them to set, and we fed them with organic feed about once a week at the end of summer. Really impressed with our tomatoes this year!
I shall definitely be growing these again. No trouble! Pests don’t seem to like the onion smell and they grow quickly. Some we left until they were the size of a small onion :S and they add such a punch of needed flavour in a plain salad. Loved them!
Another great surprise. Apart from the slugs who liked to nibble on them, these radishes were really tasty. And I didn’t think I liked radishes!
We didn’t seem to get any big potatoes this year. I grew the same kind (Rooster) but they only grew to salad potato size.I don’t know why this was. My mum had the same problem, and she planted hers straight into the ground. Maybe we will try a different variety next year.
I replanted our chives twice, but other than that I more or less forgot about them. It was only the other day that I cut some for Ana and she loved them and asked for more! We made the mistake of planting ALL the seeds at once. That wasn’t my intention but Ana was helping. I don’t know how they do over winter or if you’re meant to harvest them before frost? I might leave them and see what happens. We only recently tried them because I didn’t know if they had to be left to a grow to a certain size first? Or when they are meant to flower? Can you eat them once they’ve flowered? Apparently you can eat the root too like a mini spring onion. We’re yet to try that. The individual roos are probably tiny anyway because so many seeds were planted at once.
We planted less this year and the carrots seemed to thank us for that. They grew a little bigger. Ana certainly delighted in picking these and she liked them fresh from the soil (after being rinsed).
Last year we started a compost trench, though I’m not sure if I wrote about it. We don’t have a compost box, but I didn’t want that to stop us. We dug a trench, piled in our grass clippings and veg peelings and anything else we thought compostable, and it worked a treat! Our plants seemed to love the soil. Next year I hope not to buy any additional compost, but we’ll have to see. I’ll also have to keep composting over winter for that to work. At the moment we’re waiting to harvest our squash, then we’ll dig up the earth and make a new trench.
The sprouting apple pip from the apple in the fridge was this years surprise. I had no idea growing fruit was so complicated with grafting and family groups etc. The pip came from a delicious apple, but there is no guarantee what kind of apple will be produced from the pip. It’s a semi self fertilising variety, though that’s if it produces any fruit at all, which we wont know for a good few years. Again, a fun experiment and a great learning curve on the way! I’m leaving the baby plant in the garden over winter, but I’ve wrapped it in plastic wrap and a cloche, hopefully to keep it from severe frost. Only time will tell.


Fanfeng Village is located in the northwest of Luan Township, with an area of 11.68 square kilometers and 699 households with 2202 population. Most of the young villagers work outside and plant citrus trees on their land before going out to work. However, the production was low due to the lack of management by the elderly who are left in the village. The economy efficiency is relatively poor.
There are 300 acres of citrus land near the potential bridge site. Tthe completion of new bridge will greatly facilitate the transportation of agricultural products by the villagers, benefiting approximately 240 people. Learnt from the village head, the flood season of the river is from June to October each year, and the flood can reach about 3 meters height. When the flood comes, the villagers cannot cross the river. It seriously affect the commutation of the villagers.


It's almost time to bid adieu for this school year. We were looking at the calendar at the end of Garden Club this afternoon and realized there are only four more meetings for this year.
We didn't waste much time today, planting carrots, beans, watermelon, sunflowers, and marigolds. We also spent a little time catching up on the weeding while Mr. V patched up the fence. It had developed a few gaps from being hit with soccer balls. While we were out there we noted that the corn is about 4 inches high already and a few of the pumpkins are already flowering. If we can keep them watered and keep the bugs off of everything, we should have a pretty good harvest. Speaking of which. . .
I've set up a Google Calendar for the Garden Club. I'll add events like our Garden Parties, planting dates and other stuff. However, the main reason it's there is for YOU to sign up to help in the garden over the summer. Neither Mr. V nor myself can put as much time as we'd like into the garden this summer and could really use some help.
As of now it's empty (almost), so feel free to check it out sign up for a time. Once you've decided when you'd like to come help out, you'll just need to send me an email so I can give you permission to add and change events. I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org. Then you'll be free to sign up for anytime you'd like. If you have any trouble with the process, let me know so I can get it sorted out.
Ideally, families could adopt the garden for a weekend or week, taking care of weeding (the biggest job) and watering (hopefully it won't be a big job depending on the weather, but I'll keep the water barrel full and the watering cans available) and helping themselves to anything that is ready.
I'll be putting up a chalk board on the fence next to the garden entrance. Feel free to leave messages about what you've done, what still needs to be done, or what's ready to be picked. I'll leave messages as well. (Please feel free to clean up an inappropriate messages you find. I hope it won't be an issue, but "hope for the best, plan for the worst" seems a wise strategy.) It should be up by mid to late June.
The Spring Garden Party will be on the afternoon of Wednesday, June 11th. We'll get started around 2:45 and wrap up by 4:00. By doing the party at this time, we're hoping we'll get more kids and families interested in coming out to the garden this summer and in the fall. The party will be potluck, so bring your favorite after school snacks to share with a crowd.
One last thing, if anyone with a weed eater or small lawn mower would like to help out, I can't seem to convince Building Services that we need our grass cut. But we do! Any assistance with that would be tremendously appreciated.


Great tips on how to move your tropical plants indoor for winter from the Dallas Morning News!
If you have tropical plants in your garden, as I do, it is time to bring them inside for the winter. Some plants can handle the transition pretty well, while others will definitely be stressed. Here’s how to give both types the best chance of staying healthy and being able to happily return outside in the spring.
De-bug the plants
Check for signs of spiders, spider mites, mealy bugs, aphids and any other little beasts. Mist and wash plants gently but thoroughly with a natural insect control such as hydrogen peroxide mixed with water 50-50, or use a commercial organic product like BioSafe. Garrett Juice with 2 ounces of orange oil added per gallon can be drenched through the soil to kill fire ants and other pests.
Acclimate the plants
First move plants to a spot that doesn’t have heating, such as an attached garage or a breezeway. Give plants a week or two in that place. The shock of switching to dry indoor heat all at once can stress plants. They need transition periods to adapt. If that’s not possible, mist the foliage with water daily for the first week or so in the new environment.
Choose a very bright place
Some tropical plants can do well in front of a window, but others will do much better under skylights and in glass garden rooms.
Some plants will do fine near a south-facing window. Keep in mind that even in very bright places, the light intensity will be far lower than outdoors. An outdoor greenhouse would be best for the plants.
Don’t fertilize plants during this phase
Also, the watering requirements are greatly reduced indoors, and there’s no need to prune plants at this point, even if they have some frost-damaged leaves. Wait until spring, when new growth begins.
Gradually prepare for going back outside in the spring
A couple of weeks before it’s time to go back outdoors, take your plants to a shaded area outside for two or three hours a day. Don’t radically change the amount of sunlight all at once to avoid sunburn. After keeping them in shaded areas outside for a couple of weeks, begin to put them in direct sunlight for longer periods. Wait until the danger of frost has passed and nighttime temperatures stay above 45 degrees. When you move your plants outdoors, water them well.
True, this is all a little troublesome, but it’s worth it to keep important plants undamaged and healthy for another season. I’ll be doing all this soon with my dracaenas, rubber plant, pothos, aglaonema, Boston ferns, bougainvillea, staghorn fern, asparagus ferns and others.


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We are a small family run horticultural business based in Holderness, East Yorkshire, specialising in pot grown culinary and medicinal herbs. We also grow many vegetable plants aiming to always have a selection available year round. Along with this we grow many herbaceous perennials and alpine plants focusing especially on wildlife friendly gardening. To compliment the plants we grow we also produce a range of seasonal goods and hand turned products. Established in 1983, we have attended many local events, plant fairs, agricultural shows, and local producers markets throughout the years.
We believe in allowing our plant to grow naturally and use minimal heat and chemical intervention in all productions.
Our plants, wooden turnery and seasonal products are available for sale at throughout the year at specialist plant fairs, agricultural shows and markets.
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About Our Farm
Professional Local Fresh Produce Farm
Blue Hen Farm is a local family run farm that has been offering farm fresh eggs, produce, plants and pumpkins since the spring of 2020. We strive to offer the best quality products.
We also host fun classes that take place throughout the year.
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Our mission at Blue Hen Farm is twofold. First, we strive to provide a farm where people can enjoy special activities and purchase high quality fruits, produce, and other specialty items. Secondly, we make it a rule to only partake in responsible farming in order to protect the environment. We encourage questions and are happy to show you around the farm if we are available.
Where It All Began
I have been an avid gardener and chicken farmer for years. My husband and I finally made the jump and purchased a real farm here on Springdale Road in 2020. We have been working diligently to restore the farm house, clear the property of over grown honeysuckle and bring the property back to a working farm. My husband and I are dedicated to the stewardship of this farm and the rich history of farming in the Peach Grove and Taylor Creek area. We hope we will be able to provide local farm fresh products to our community for years to come.


With over 30 years of experience, Burns & Sons Irrigation uses the best products to build your irrigation system. We use a combination of Hunter and RainBird products, some of which are below.
Valves are the heart of your sprinkler system. They are placed in a box underground out of sight and wired to your controller to water your lawn & plants in different areas called zones. Using a solenoid device controlled by electricity from the controller, valves turn on and off the flow of water to the sprinklers.
Commonly known as drip irrigation, Netafim products are ideal for precise irrigation. Environmentally responsible, sound, and accurate, Netafim is technologically advanced for areas that are small, discrete, and adjacent to areas that which you don’t want to water. Practical applications include drip in planters, flower beds, and plantings adjacent to your home.


I have added new species* to the Red Lodge Mix that prolong and produce more colors! This mix is designed to withstand temperature extremes, can be grown in all regions, except coastal & deep Southern Regions, and is not palatable to deer. You can mow down to 6-8 inches after all plants have browned after "killer-frost", this redistributes all annual and perennial seeds.
The Red Lodge Wildflower Flower Mix contains the following:
Planting Rate/acre** 10 lbs
Planting rate 1/2 acre or less 4 oz./1000 sq. ft.
*P = Perennial A = Annual B= Biennial TP= Tender perennial, grown as an annual in colder climates
** These rates are calculated for 120 seeds per square foot, and soil preparation and weed control are possible.
(a) annuals, bloom the first year, and reproduce by seed, individual plants die each year.
(p) perennials bloom the second year, individual plants live for years, and reproduce by seeds.
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Spelt Berries aka Spelt Wheat grain has been cultivated since around 5000 BC, originally in Iran, though it only found its way to the United States in the 1890s. It is popular among organic farmers because it requires fewer fertilizers than conventional wheat. Spelt has a taste very similar to wheat—slightly sweet and nutty. It’s a good source of magnesium (61mg per serving), iron (2mg), phosphorus (180mg), zinc (1.48mg), thiamin (.164mg) and is an excellent source of copper and niacin.
Making Flour from Organic Spelt Wheat
Spelt flour can be used for a variety of recipes and ground at the full range of coarseness settings on the Lee Household Flour Mill. Pour the grains into the hopper, select your desired coarseness and mill until the hopper is empty.
Cooking with Organic Spelt Grain
Bring three cups of water and one cup of Spelt to a boil. Cover, reduce heat and simmer for sixty minutes or until grains are tender. Once done, drain any excess water and enjoy.
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The green and white revolution was started in India and across the world to become self-sufficient. The Green revolution is a kind of program which is started to increase the production of wheat, rice, corn, and on the other hand white revolution was started to increase the production of milk in India so that we become self-sufficient. The Green Revolution is the third agricultural revolution that first gets started from Mexico in the year of 1950 and the person who first creates this revolution was Norman Borlaug who also received the Nobel Peace Prize for bringing this revolution by adopting new farming technologies like fertilizers, pesticides and high yielding varieties of the crops.
Difference Between Green And White Revolution:
1. What Is the Green Revolution?
It was introduced to increase the production of food crops like rice, wheat, corn. This takes place in the years 1965, 77, and 78 which means in the mid of the 20th century. India was a well-known country for its self-sufficiency in an agricultural economy but the situations got changed after 1947 the agricultural economy got lower down and situations do not remain the same. In India, the Indian government selected Punjab for the very first experiment of the Green Revolution because of its available water resources and the is the decision of choosing Punjab gave tremendous success.
2. What Is the White Revolution?
The white revolution is a kind of process which is taken by the Indian Government to increase the production of milk, after the tremendous success of the Green revolution. This was started in 1970 and the sole purpose of this process was to make India one of the largest producers of milk. The chairman in that time of Amul and NDDB (National Dairy Development Board), Mr. Verghese Kurian put efforts to start this program. There were many other co-operatives who show their interest and participated in this program. The completion of the white revolution took three phases. The first phase (Phase-I, 1970-80) was for ten years, the second phase (Phase-II 1980-85) was for five years, and the third and last phase (Phase-III 1985-96) was for eleven years.
|Green Revolution||White Revolution|
|It was started to make India self-sufficient by increasing the production of various grains crops like Wheat, Corn, Rice in India, it’s subcontinents, and other countries.||It was started to make India as the leading country of dairy products by increasing the production of milk and other various types of dairy products.|
It was started by Norman Borlaug on the worldwide level and in India by Dr. M.S. Swaminathan.
|It was started by Verghese Kurien.|
|In 1965 it was first introduced.||In 1970 it was first introduced.|
|The sole purpose to introduce this was to increase the production of crops by using the High Yielding variety of seeds.||The sole purpose to introduce this was to increase the production of dairy products by increasing the production of milk.|
|It was started from the year 1967 to 1968.||It took three phases for its completion. Phase-I 1970-80, Phase-II 1981-85, and the last phase, Phase-III 1985-96.|
The above article about the Difference Between Green and White Revolution is written after various research studies and Reporter Aunty does not claim this. Both revolutions were made to make India self-sufficient in both food crops and dairy products.
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In addition, if we start discussing the purposes of an irrigation pump so we can start it from here that an irrigation pump is a pump used to pump the water or any kind of liquid to be turned into a very small five lines for sprays to the wide range or an area. Typically, the irrigation pumps are widely being used in agriculture and the farm fields because it is very hard to water the fields by hand or by fixing the pipeline so instead of adopting any other way if you use an irrigation pump so it will become e every easy to water your feed on a daily basis regularly and also if you want to spray any pesticides prevention liquid so you can be taken advantage of irrigation pumps.
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Pakistan’s National Incubation Centre Gets Ready to Host Agriculture Hackathon
The National Incubation Centre is preparing to host Hackivate 3.0. Hacktivate 3.0 is meant to be a virtual Agri-based innovation hackathon. The hackathon will aim to to find practical solutions for the many problems in the agriculture industry of Pakistan. Hacktivate 3.0 will promote an out of the box approach towards the agricultural process and the agricultural economy.
The Agri Hackathon
Hackathons are the best of both worlds. Traditional problem solving and tech find common ground at Hackathons. It will primarily be a tech-based competition comprising of a large number of participants, who work together to solve problems in innovative ways.
NIC took to their Twitter handle to announce the Hackathon.
Hacktivate 3.0 | A Hackathon on Agriculture
Join Hacktivate – A 2-day hackathon event. Lets Teamup to find tech-driven innovative solutions for the challenges faced in the Agriculture Sector of Pakistan.
— National Incubation Center (@NIC_Pakistan) November 7, 2020
The event is scheduled for on November 11 and aims look at agriculture through an innovator’s eye. In addition, big companies and panelists will be part of the event including Jazz Xlr8, Ministry of IT Pakistan, Engro, FAO, Neelas, Kausar Group, and Ubank.
The event can strive to innovate, but an Agri event will never be complete without agriculture-based issues. So, a panel has sourced problem statements and issues from the agriculture sector. These include challenges that the industry faces on the go. Also, those that could help bring down costs.
Pakistan is primarily an Argi based economy and working on bringing down costs and solving the problems faced by the industry will benefit the country and the economy as a whole. Moreover, the solutions, are not just for Pakistan and will include problems faced by the agriculture sector worldwide.
Category Based Hackivate 3.0
To better categorize and to deal with the problems, an Agri Innovation space has been defined. Categories like technological innovation, precision agriculture, smart irrigation, research, development and training, food waste, a marketplace for farmers, etc will look into the matter.
The Government of Pakistan is also looking to revolutionize the agriculture sector. Hence, two important ministries are taking part in the event. The Minister for National Food Security and Research, Syed Fakhar Imam, said,
“An increase in agricultural productivity can happen when policies are framed, which will benefit the farming community. We want to bring a better balance between different sectors of the economy, which include manufacturing, agriculture, and services,”
NIC will be providing a complete platform. There will be monetary rewards for participants with great ideas. However, only the top three finalists will have access to investors, donors, and incubation services that can help them achieve their target.
Moreover, all Agri and Tech-based companies can participate to bring a much-needed boost to the economy and the agriculture of Pakistan.
If you are working in the Agri-Tech domain and want to be a part of the solution register now to participate for Hacktivate 3.0 to find innovative solutions for the agricultural sector in Pakistan.
— National Incubation Center (@NIC_Pakistan) November 3, 2020