Last year took an unexpected turn, which left varieties of industries crippled and normal life routines interrupted, thanks to the Corona Virus pandemic. However, people are now rediscovering different ways of living beyond the crisis. For instance, many people now realize the joy of planting vegetables in their backyards. While they’re at it, more and more people are using greenhouses to elevate the quest for homegrown vegetables to the next level.
Those who enjoy gardening throughout the year deserve the best greenhouse kits to boost vegetable production. This article explores various top greenhouse kits you can buy to make gardening easy.
If you’re the type of person who would love to build your greenhouse, you can capitalize on the user manuals and resources available online to save yourself the stress. However, if you’re a perfectionist like me, who prefers having a detailed plan and having all parts delivered right to your doorstep, you’ll find various greenhouse kits in the market. That’s if you can install it by yourself, enabling you to save some money in the process. But you’ll require some tools and equipment to help you do that.
What’s the perfect greenhouse for all your needs? The search for greenhouse kits, which you can place in your backyard, can be such an overwhelming task, particularly because of the varieties of styles, sizes, and pricing available. For you to find the perfect greenhouse kit, you have to consider the following:
Material: When it comes to material, you’ll either have to choose glass or plastic, depending on your needs. Plastic or polycarbonate is a popular choice among gardeners. Plastic greenhouses are affordable and very easy to install.
If you prefer luxurious looks, a glass greenhouse kit would be a favorite choice, but you’ll have to pay more. Besides the money, glass greenhouse kits can help add value to your home, making them such valuable property to have in your backyard. Moreover, they are strong and are available in classy designs and styles.
Size: There are varieties of sizes, ranging from small ones (4’x4′) all the way up to large sizes (8’x24′). But if you need a start-off greenhouse kit, then 6’x8′ should work just fine.
Price: mini greenhouses costs under $100 while semi-professional ones go for up to $10000. However, size is really important. Glass greenhouse kits cost more than plastic greenhouses.
Lean-to or not: Unlike not lean-to greenhouses, lean-to greenhouse kits are installed against the outside walls of your house.
Now let’s look at our recommended greenhouse kits for 2021:
1. Large Glass Terrarium House Planter
Succulent Plant Terrarium House Shape Glass Greenhouse Terrarium with lid 9.8″X7.9″ X5.9.”
If you want to make your life more poetic and relaxing, then you should consider this high-quality house shape succulent glass terrarium greenhouse kit. It’s made of framed transparent glass, making it a great planter for raising fern, moss, small tropical plants, and more.
While it’s the most decent way to watch your tropical plants grow, a glass terrarium greenhouse kit doesn’t dirty your room but more style, adding more visual interest within your home.
The 9.8″X5.9″ X7.9″ greenhouse kit has enough room to enable you to display your wedding, parties, holiday decoration, and more.
2. Deco Glass Geometric DIY Terrarium
Castle Shaped for Indoor Gardening Decor- Create Your Flower, Fern, Moss Centerpiece.
This fully assembled glass castle terrarium greenhouse kit measures 10 x 5 x 9 inches. Its unique size makes it great for growing succulents, microgreen plants, cacti, moss, and more. Besides, it allows you to include other special tabletop home decorations.
If you’re looking for an excellent gift for friends and family during their birthdays or during Valentine’s, the glass castle terrarium would come in handy. Moreover, you can use it to decorate varieties of places, including the yard, garden, patio, house, and more.Buy on Amazon
3.NCYP Geometric Glass Box Handmade House
Flowerpot with Swing for Succulent Air Plants Fern Lid Reptile 6.2X 5.9X 4.3inches.
What gardeners deserve is a superior quality geometric terrarium greenhouse kit made of framed transparent glass. Also, it allows you the flexibility to place it facing whichever side you choose to grow your plants. This makes it perfect for raising succulents and cacti while allowing you to plant tropical plants such as mosses, orchids, ferns, and more.
This greenhouse measures 6.2 inches x 5.9 inches x 4.3 inches, making it excellent to use on shelves and windowsills. Besides, it’s a perfect gift choice for your loved ones who would love a decorative piece they can put on the table, shelf, etc.
4. Ohuhu Mini Greenhouse for Indoor & Outdoor
Small Plant Greenhouses 4 Tier Rack Stands with Durable PE Cover, 1.5 x 2.25 x 5.25 FT.
Ohuhu Mini Greenhouse kit features rock-solid tubes that provide added stability that can withstand the tests of time. Because of this extreme strength, it can hold seed trays, pots, and growth lights with ease.
Besides being portable, it provides the perfect space for your plants, providing the right conditions for seedlings, flowers, and young plants to grow.
Thanks to its steel wire shelves measuring 27” (L) x 18“(W) x 62“(H), you have plenty of space to accommodate sprouting plants, vegetables, flowers, and more plants.
Moreover, this greenhouse kit is easily detachable, allowing you to decide when and where to set it up depending on season shifts.
5. Portable Greenhouse with Anchors and Ropes
For Growing Plants Seedlings Herbs or Flowers (56″×30″×76″)
Besides putting your priorities solely on growing plants, it’s necessary to protect the environment. That’s why you should choose a greenhouse kit made from an eco-friendly PE material, which is odorless, non-toxic, excellent resistant, and exhibits great chemical stability.
The greenhouse kit is specifically designed to offer comprehensive protection to all your plants against tough external elements such as snow, wind, and rain.
It also features a stable structure with high-quality tubular steel pipe, offering extreme support and shelter for plants against strong winds.
You will only pay $69.99 for this uniquely designed, easy to assemble, and portable greenhouse kit.
6.Mini Indoor ＆ Outdoor Greenhouse with PE cover
3 Tiers, 8 Shelves. Include Anchors and Roll-Up Zipper Door
This mini greenhouse kit will not only protect your vegetation but also provide a perfect environment to grow healthy plants quickly. Thanks to its solid structure featuring sturdy steel pipe, it will offer support and protection to your plants against harsh elements such as strong winds and storms.
The PE material used is non-toxic, odorless, making the greenhouse kit more environmentally-friendly.
Besides its great design, the greenhouse kit measures 56″×56″×76″, which is portable and Ideal to put anywhere you want within your home.Buy on Amazon
Is it cheaper to build or buy a greenhouse?
Manufactured greenhouse kits are quite appealing because they come in varieties of sizes. They are specifically designed to provide efficient heating, ventilation, and watering, making them effortless for the user. Therefore, if convenience and ease are your top considerations, then buying a manufactured greenhouse should be the right choice for you.
However, if you need flexibility and don’t want to spend a lot of money, making your greenhouse kit should be your top priority. This also allows you to make a greenhouse kit that takes on a style, material, size, or shape you’d prefer.
What is the best greenhouse to buy?
Due to the many varieties of styles available, sometimes it’s difficult to choose the perfect greenhouse kit for your needs. But considering that there are greenhouses made of Aluminum and wooden frames, it helps to look through the various benefits to enable you u to make an informed decision.
Aluminum-framed greenhouse kits are portable and usually durable. Their fine structure lets in plenty of light without casting shadows. They are available in a range of colors and require a little work to maintain.
On the other hand, wooden-framed greenhouses are also strong, beautiful and provide a more natural look in your garden. They’re more bulky and robust compared to metal frames but need regular maintenance.
Is green or clear better for a greenhouse?
If you use green plastic for a greenhouse kit, plants will end up being slightly shorter than plants grown in a clear plastic greenhouse kit. There is no much difference for both when it comes to letting in sunlight-they let in almost similar amounts of light. It’s not recommended to use clear plastic as a greenhouse covering. So if you have green plastic, it will do just fine for your greenhouse kit.
Does a greenhouse add value to a house?
It’s no secret, a uniquely designed greenhouse kit will add more value to your home. It often leads to a more sophisticated landscape design. While it might not add value to your home when you choose to sell it, beautiful greenhouse kits create a visual accent that adds more value to your home while you’re still there.
A well-designed greenhouse kit elevates the style of your home. But some buyers may not want to buy a home that would require extra-maintenance for other things. However, you may make more money from buyers who would love greenhouse kits at their new home and who don’t see a problem maintaining them.


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Through this activity you will learn the links between the food production process and the pollution of our planet.
This will be possible thanks to some research that you will be asked to carry out by consulting videos and web pages focused on the theme of sustainable food production.
At the same time, you will discover how we can reduce the impact of our food chain on the environment.
After watching or reading the various resources (videos, texts, etc.), you should write in a paper 3-4 very important highlights/messages from each of them, so that they can be used at the end of this activity, to all create your own video – called Sustaina-Video – explaining all the results to share with your friends, family and school mates!
It will also be possible thanks to the support of your teacher.


2020 was the United Nations International Year of Plant Health (IYPH). As a school focus, Environmental Warriors from each class took leadership in working with students to develop their understanding of stewardship of the Earth. This included developing programs and activities about recycling, veggie gardening, worm farms and other initiatives that the students wish to develop.
This helped the students to realise that we have a responsibility for our world and what happens to it. With this, we are also involved in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program an will continue to involve ourselves in similar causes.


A man is the master gardener of his life and the author of his environment, the editor and reader of his destiny.
A man can be compared to a gardener who plants a seed, hence he can just wait for it to grow improperly in bad soil or puts in an effort for it to grow properly in good soil.
The preparation of the farmer matters a lot, the soil is one of the most important things of a farmer. Without good soil, the farmer might just end up with a bad harvest. The soil doesn't care what you plant in it, the same way your mind doesn't care what you think about it acts on your own command. "You become what you think about" - Earl Nightingale, words I recognize and keep in my thoughts day and night.
Let me explain, if you grow corn you will expect corn right? But then the corn can either come out bad or good which depends on you, if you sow poison you get back poison in return, What you sow is what you harvest "Cause and effect"....
Behind every man's downfall is a cause, nothing ever happens to a man without him trying to reap where he didn't sow. It is greed for profit.
Getting without giving is greed. The hands that give will always gather.
The farmer that grows the corn needs constant checking and removal of weeds and protection from pest, the farmer always needs to water the corn seeds and check the growth of his corn and protect it in any way he can from pest "consistency is the word".
"Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he reaped"
Hmm, months ago I went to an important event which I rarely go to but felt I had to go for this charity event.
I guess this time my thoughts didn't go wild but was focused on getting sometime useful done apart from just writing.
As the event went on and on I felt good about the speaker and was so excited and attentive that I didn't notice a long time friend I haven't seen for ages was there in the event.
Two hours went by, and we needed a break, so we got one....
As I was sitting on the bench with a Sandwich in my hand my long time friend came by. Hey! He said, I was stocked to see him and patted my long time buddy on the shoulder, and he smiled…
I do remember him, my thoughts


Monday, September 08, 2008
I dream that my neighbor, a middle age balding man, is teaching me gardening and the language of plants. Where the plants are planted and growing communicates information, but never the same thing twice, always something new. My neighbor gives me illustrated greeting cards and picture books about gardening. My parents have died and my neighbor has befriended me. The plants and flowers grow wildly everywhere. There is a glass terrarium with a grow lamp. New flowers are sprouting up and dying out every few seconds in the terrarium.
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|Recommended Planting Distance
|– Structure: Has erect plant stature with no vines and small leaves
|– Days to Maturity: 65 days
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o Majority of the pods are slightly above the canopy. Seed shape is fairly round.
o Seed coat colour is white with black helium.
o High fodder/grain yield,
o It is well adapted in all agro-ecological zones in Ghana.
o It has high oil content and is
o Tolerant to thrips and maruca.


By J. Kroschel (auth.), Jürgen Kroschel (eds.)
Parasitic weeds of the households Cuscutaceae, Orobanchaceae and Scrophulariaceae are thought of to be one of the significant difficulties dealing with agriculture within the Tropics and Subtropics. within the final a long time, huge, immense efforts were made and good fortune accomplished by means of scientists around the world in gaining a greater figuring out in their biology and ecology in addition to of regulate equipment. although, no significant aid of infestation has been completed some time past and keep watch over options particular to the various parasites, vegetation and farming structures needs to be additional built or tailored and realised between a much broader farming inhabitants with compatible extension tools. This `Technical guide' offers updated methodologies for varied facets of analysis and extension on the topic of parasitic weed species of the genera Striga, Alectra, Orobanche and Cuscuta. It has the purpose to aid scientists and extension employees of overseas and nationwide study and extension institutes and universities, who're both new to the topic or plan to use additional ideas they don't seem to be but favourite with.
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It’s not a question of “if” or “when” poison ivies will hit the market.
It’s a question that depends on a few factors: the species and its habitat; the ability of farmers to use insecticides; and the availability of those chemicals.
So it’s important to make sure you have all the information you need.
The best way to avoid the deadly disease is to:The best way for you to avoid it is to use the right tool and be cautious.
Here’s how to avoid poison ivys.
Know where the poison ivydays come fromThe species of poison ivypheres varies widely in their range.
Some are native to the U.S., while others are native only to China and Japan.
And some, like the Chinese species, are not native at all.
In general, there are three major types of poison-ivy infestations: native poison ivie, exotic, and introduced.
Native poison ivymites are usually found in the U, Canada and parts of the U-S.
But the majority of native poison-ivy infestants are introduced.
An invasive poison-vy can be found anywhere.
Most native poison and invasive ivy species are related.
For example, most are closely related to the Asian species that caused the first case of poison and then invasive ivys to emerge in the United States.
In other words, native poisonivy and invasive poisonivys are genetically related, so they share some genetic code and common traits.
For instance, the Japanese poison ivyx is closely related, but is not native to Japan.
Poison ivy is a pest that is typically found in areas with a lot of woody vegetation and where woody cover is low, such as gardens and shrubs.
As with most other garden pests, the problem can be prevented by using proper mulch, planting trees that don’t get too close to woody plants, and using natural materials such as compost and manure to reduce the chances of poison overwintering.
Poisons are spread by people, but are also spread by insects.
So be sure you’re keeping your pets and yard clean and keeping your yard in a well-drained condition.
And be sure to protect your pets, too.
Poards have no natural enemies.
They are attracted to food that is eaten by the animals in the area.
And they are very susceptible to the toxic effects of sunlight.
A poisonous tree may be an attractive choice, but it is not an ideal location for a home garden.
Poids that are native or introduced to the United State have already killed more than 5 million Americans.
The number of deaths is expected to rise.
The problem is that these plants can also be very poisonous, particularly if the plants are grown on a soil that is not well-aerated.
The U. of C. reports that in one study, poisoning from the native Asian-virus poison ivytue caused about 1.6 million cases of poisoning over an 18-month period.
Poets can make use of a few tricks to prevent poison ivying.
It can be hard to control poison ivye in gardens because many native species are attracted by light and can be a problem.
But it is possible to reduce or eliminate the risk of poisoning by avoiding outdoor lighting and by using natural mulches, mulch sticks, and compost.
You can also make your own poison ivyer by cutting a few branches off a large tree, placing them in a bucket, and pouring water over the tree.
This will prevent the water from entering the tree and getting to the roots.
This method can also help you to control invasive species.
If you’re looking for a way to control native poison, you can use a small sprayer or chemical that will make the soil slightly acidic.
Then apply the solution directly to the area, leaving it in place for several hours.
The solution will also kill any plants that are trying to establish.
You can also apply the chemical directly to a portion of the plant to kill the harmful bugs that are attracted, and then apply the same chemical to the rest of the tree, where the bacteria will not get the chance to establish in the soil.
You should not use a chemical to kill native poison in your garden, unless you can find a good source of it.
But you should not spray directly into your garden unless you have a good, well-tended garden.
You should also not spray into the middle of your yard.
If you do, you will attract poison ivyers to your garden and increase the chances for poison ivyls to grow there.
To reduce the chance of poison, the best way is to prevent it from establishing in your yard and in your own garden.
In addition to eliminating the most common types of native or imported poison iviys, there is another option: using insecticides to kill weeds and weeds that are in the vicinity of the poison.
The most common type of weed that you’ll want to


Green prize awarded
The sixth international Rachel Carson environmental award has been presented to German agricultural minister Renate Künast on the opening day of Women Show the Way in Stavanger today, 14 June.
Statoil is the principal sponsor for this exhibition, and also supports the Rachel Carson award for women who have made a distinguished contribution to environmental work.
Ms Künast is Germany’s first female minister for consumer protection, food, agriculture and forestry, and has been prominent in her efforts to reform the farming sector.
Improved food quality and safety is one of her concerns, along with the adoption of production methods which take better care of the natural environment and species diversity.
Gerd Halmø, manager for health, safety and the environment in Natural Gas, is chair of the award, which has been named after a well-known environmental researcher and writer.
Statoil supports the prize because it combines the group’s commitments to equal opportunities and the environment, Ms Halmø observes.
“It recognises the involvement and commitment of women as pioneers in the environmental arena.”


Handpicket harvest – THE ART OF GROWING VINES, HANDED DOWN FROM THEIR ANCESTORS
Traditional growing and handpicked harvest. Continuing with the same idea of respect and paying close attention to quality, all of our vineyards are traditionally cultivated. Mostly manual work is done during the growing season, such as weeding, green pruning, clipping the tips, and cluster thinning. This ends with a manual harvest, which is carried out in traditional wicker baskets to ensure that the high quality selected grapes are treated with the utmost respect whilst also caring for the environment.


Smart Irrigation System
The smart irrigation system is a great way to save water and money. It also helps the environment by conserving water and reducing the use of chemical fertilizers. Since it involves water supply, a professional plumber should help you maintain the smart irrigation system to ensure it functions properly all the time.
The system includes a sensor that detects soil moisture levels and sends data to a control box, which then activates an irrigation valve at the right time. Upgrading to smart irrigation systems can improve your water usage and keep your lawn beautiful and lush.
How can a smart irrigation system do that? This article will answer this important question. You will also know how it works and how it can benefit your home.
What is a Smart Irrigation System and How Does It Work?
There are programmable irrigation systems that let homeowners and property owners turn lawn sprinklers automatically. This system has overrides that prevent sprinklers from running when it starts raining, although the overrides should be operated manually.
With smart irrigation, there is no need for manual operations. One of the advantages of using smart irrigation is its ability to monitor local weather conditions or actual ground moisture levels. A smart irrigation system will adjust automatically according to the lawn’s actual needs.
A smart irrigation system can also be installed on existing irrigation systems which will cut water usage by up to 40%. Over time, you can save money on expensive utility bills. Another cool feature of a smart irrigation system is it can be linked to your home WiFi and can be controlled remotely using a smart device.
Needless to say, this revolutionary water system can make your home life more convenient. No need to worry about forgetting to turn on or off the sprinkler before leaving the house during the day.
Should You Get a Smart Irrigation System?
A smart watering technology is usually installed on existing underground irrigation systems. You can swap the current controller with a smart one, or use add-on weather or moisture-based sensors with existing controllers. The latter can save you on costs from purchasing a new controller.
If you are a property owner, ensure to do your research first before investing in a smart watering technology. More importantly, professional plumbing service in Spring Hill TN should help you decide if a moisture-based or weather-based sensor is the best choice for you.
A weather-based sensor, also known as an evapotranspiration controller, uses local weather data to control sprinkler running time. It can be accessed through WiFi or take on-site weather measurements.
Moisture-based sensors, on the other hand, use sensors that are inserted into the year to measure soil measure levels. Regardless of the recommendations, it is best to consult industry experts. Contact one today!


We are focused on building a long-term, sustainable business.
We planted our first saplings in order to build a sustainable future by preserving ecological integrity and biological diversity...
We participated "Plast Eurasia Istanbul 2021" together with all our team and business partners, one of the most important exhibitions in the world which took place for the 30th time this year. By sharing our growing vision and knowledge with our business partners in our country, we aim to emphasize sustainability at our production in the most efficient way.
We hope that the training and sharing meeting we held with the participation of our board of directors, R&D, production, sales and marketing departments will contribute to the personal and professional development of all our colleagues.


Colorado has been extremely rainy this year. We were one day short of breaking a record of not going over 90 degrees for the entire month of June. I have to admit, though, I have really enjoyed the rain, the cooler temperatures, and even the occasional lightning storms. Maybe my heart belongs in Portland?
As an added bonus to all of this rain, my garden has been flourishing. The peas have taken over, to the point where I have to keep them from strangling the tomatoes. The zucchini plants have exploded, and little zucchinis are starting to emerge. I expect to start harvesting next week.
The tomatoes have been interesting. I think I have an infestation of Mexican Flea Beetles, so while there are tiny tomatoes evergreen on my plants, they seem to be stagnant. A lovely row of sunflowers is almost up to my hip in the back, I’m hoping these will attract the bad bugs and bees. I also picked all of the carrots I had planted in the first round.
The other plants are growing steadily, pole beans and bean bushes and peppers, and the spinach has gone to seed so I need to pull it asap. In the meantime, I am so pleased with our first big harvest. These carrots are called “short and sweet” with a short growth time period. I planted a second round and should be able to harvest them in August.
I never thought I would be able to actually have a successful garden, but I guess the rain this year has washed some of the black off of my thumb and revealed a bit if green. Who knew?
Do you have a garden this year? Tell me all about it, and feel free to link to your site or blog!


We are thrilled to have just got the keys to the gate of Cardiff Steiner School’s first School Allotment – and are excited about the new opportunities it opens up for our students across all ages and areas of the curriculum.
Our new School Allotment is at Llandaff North Allotments, just two minutes from the School, opposite the Co-op at in Llandaff North village. It’s a great plot right next to the communal polytunnel, greenhouse and shop.
It has its own shed and two raised beds, very kindly built by members of the allotment site, who have also offered to clear and dig the most overgrown bits of the plot for us, and work with the pupils on horticulture and growing projects.
The Llandaff North Allotments (Twitter @AllotmentsNorth) were established around the time of the Second World War as part of a national scheme to provide plots of land for people to cultivate and produce their own fresh fruit and vegetables. It is a lovely site with over 200 plots, wildlife areas, ponds and picnic spots.
The School allotment has been acquired thanks to our Class 1 Teacher, Mr Kennard, who has worked hard, with the support of the Llandaff North Allotments Committee, to secure the plot. As well as being our Class 1 Teacher, Mr Kennard is Chairman of the Cardiff Allotment Holders Association, who advocate for, and support, allotment and community growing facilities in Cardiff. We are hugely grateful to Mr Kennard, the Commitee, and particularly 8o year old Committee member, Mac, whose suggestion it was to offer the School a plot in the first place.
Our initial plans are for Class 1 to spend one of their Outdoor lessons a week at the allotment (Wednesday or Friday). Class 2/3 will spend every other week of their Outdoor Curriculum double lesson at the plot, alternating with den building at Hailey Park woods. They will also be using the plot in their upcoming Farming Main Lesson Block to grow wheat, barley, oats and rye.
There are numerous other opportunities for Middle and Upper School use in the curriculum, from Botany and Biology to Business Maths and community projects such as growing food for community events and fundraising markets. Kindergarten are also looking at how they can use the site as part of the’ Expedition Day’ curriculum on Fridays.
A soul connection to the earth and cycles of the year
Gardening provides an inquisitive and rewarding approach to learning. Children enjoy being outdoors, they’re curious and like to learn by doing and being creative. Gardening offers them hands-on, experiential learning opportunities across the curriculum, including in the natural and social sciences, maths, english, visual arts and nutrition, as well as helping develop life skills, improve well-being and raise environmental awareness.
Our allotment offers all this plus the added benefits of community growing and increased participation and connection with our local community.
With widespread evidence that young people have become distanced from nature, combined with modern industrial farming and mass food retailing, children have become less and less dependent on the earth and cycles of the year. Gardening gives children the satisfaction of watching something evolve from a tiny seed planted into a beautiful plant or vegetable which they can later eat – helping them experience real gratitude for the food that’s on our tables and giving them a soul connection to the earth and cycles of the year.
It closes the ‘nature gap’ making the connection between source and pre-packed product, the interdependence between the rural and urban environments, the importance of food, farming, agriculture, green spaces and the wildlife they sustain.
Watch this space for news of our evolving School Allotment…


We develop a theoretical model in which technology adoption decisions are based on the information received from others about the quality of a new technology and on their risk attitudes. We test the predictions of this model using a randomized field experiment in Bangladesh. We show that the share of treated farmers who receive better training in System of Rice Intensification (SRI) technology have a high positive impact on the adoption rate of untreated farmers. We also find that untreated farmers who are more risk-averse tend to adopt the technology less and are less influenced by their treated peers. Finally, a trained farmer' impact on his untrained peers increases if he himself adopts SRI technology. Our results indicate that the crucial determinants of technology adoption for untreated farmers are the accuracy and reliability of information transmission about the quality of the technology circulated among farmers as well as their degree of risk aversion.
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2019-8-5 · The present study reports the green synthesis of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) by Cichorium intybus L. (chicory) aqueous seed extract and their total polyphenol content (TPC), ferric reducing antioxidant power, and photocatalytic activities as well as antiproliferative effect in C2C12 myotubes. The formation of AuNPs was achieved by reacting the extract with 1 mM final concentration of ...
DAYS TO GERMINATION: 14-21 days at 55-60°F (13-16°C) SOWING: Direct seed (recommended) - As soon as soil can be worked. Transplant - Sow into 128- or 72-cell plug flats or preferred seedling container 5-8 weeks before planting out. 128-cell plugs …
Green synthesis and characterization of gold-based anisotropic nanostructures using bimetallic nanoparticles as seeds† Alfonso Nieto-Argüello, a Alejandro Torres-Castro, b Rafael Villaurrutia-Arenas, c Juan J. Martínez-Sanmiguel, a María Ujué González, d José Miguel García-Martín d …
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Green Gold Seeds Pvt. Ltd. came up with the high yielding hybrids in both Desi Cotton (G. arborium) and American Cotton (G. hirsutum). Company''s cotton hybrid Gold-70 stood within the top 5 entries consecutively for 4 years and Kuber in 2013 stood first in India in the AICCIP trials co-ordinated by ICAR.
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Green Gold Seeds Pvt. Ltd. (GGSPL), a company formulated to work towards developed scientific farming which will help farmers to have maximum yield from their respective fertile lands. GGSPL has always kept its research and development direct toward better farming in biotic & abiotic conditions, by having its major investments in & around the R ...
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Green Gold is tight, smooth, heavy, domed, and fine beaded with a medium-green color. This mid-late maturing variety has excellent uniformity and performs well in the Desert Southwest Greenbelt slot. Green Gold is a premium choice for crown cut/short trim …
GreenGram Green Gold Product Specifications. SCIENTIFIC NAME PHASEOLUS AUREUS, ROXB; PLANT HEIGHT (CM) 50 – 60: NUMBER OF BRANCHES: 5 – 8: DAYS TO 50% FLOWERING: 35 – 40: DAYS TO MATURITY: 55 – 65: 100 SEED WEIGHT(GM) 3.6: SEED COLOR: GREEN: Categories: GreenGram Seeds Pulses Seeds Tags: GreenGram Pulses Seeds. Related products. Read ...
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Green Gold Seeds Ltd. (GGSL) established itself in 2001 with a vision to uplift the face of agriculture in India, by way of providing the farmers the carefully researched and highly productive seeds products. Having the main manufacturing base at Aurangabadin Maharashtra, the organization has spread its wings to a number of other states as well like Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh ...
Green Gold Agri Seeds (Pvt) Ltd. sells products across Pakistan and around the world, with corporate offices located in Faisal Abad, Pakistan. Green Gold Agri Seeds (Pvt) Ltd. is also providing farmers with improved access to meaningful production and management information. Check back frequently for the latest data, new analysis tools., and more.
Green Gold is a full sales, marketing, and technical organization with deep market presence in key countries in the Middle East and Africa of which is IRAQ & ALGERIA. Green Gold is built on the value & belief of sustainable agriculture, providing extension service, consultancy, and specialization...
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Sudevi Seeds Pvt. Ltd. was established by Agripreneurs to provide a broad range of high quality Field Crops & Vegetable varieties with high yield to the farmers of India suitable for all agro climatic conditions & resistance to diseases.
Green Gold Seeds is one of the largest producer and vendor of Soybean Seeds in the country and conjointly includes a vital. Read More. Rooted in science for a better life. Best for nature, best for you. Fine products, great results. Good health and conscious living. Are what we intend to deliver. With the extremely hard-working hands, our ...
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Euphorbia-like, citrus green flowers bloom on tall stems from July to September. The foliage is reminiscent of Eucalyptus, with intriguing stems that appear to grow through the leaf. Versatile and easy to grow, Bupleurum riotundifolium ''Green Gold'' makes a …
Green Gold Agri Seeds (Pvt) LTD was envisioned by Mian Gulzar Ahmed and was initiated in the year 1982 in Dist. Faisal Abad, Punjab, Pakistan. Green Gold Agri Seeds (Pvt) LTD has made rapid advances from seed production and supply ventures to a commendable position in Research and Development (R&D) because of the remarkable service of Mian ...
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Green Gold Seeds / Tur/Pigeonpa. Research Pigeon Pea GOLD-100 • Each pod bears 3-4 oval seeds with bold size. • Tolerant to wilt and sterility mosaic virus. • Excellent re-flushing plant character. • Recommended for rainfed and irrigated condition. • Suitable for double cropping.
Green Gold Seeds Private Limited is a Private incorporated on 01 June 2001. It is classified as Non-govt company and is registered at Registrar of Companies, Mumbai. Its authorized share capital is Rs. 100,000,000 and its paid up capital is Rs. 83,006,000.
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Hydromousse liquid lawn care products are an eco-friendly, water-based way to revitalize your lawn. This unique spray is made of grass seed and soil conditioners that grow new grass quickly and naturally. This product is green in color and uses the popular hydroseeding method to deliver its special mixture to your lawn.
Hydro Mousse liquid lawn is eco-friendly and effective at covering bare areas and promoting grass growth. Its patented formula contains an eco-friendly sticking solution and conditioner that help loosen hard dirt. To use hydro mousse liquid lawn Hydro Mousse, you need to water the treated area three times daily until the grass is about three inches high.
Hydro Mousse is a proprietary blend of grass seed and soil amendments that is safe for human consumption. Its non-toxic formula is safe for all climates and can be used to create a beautiful lawn that will last for years. Its directions state that it should sprout grass within seven to fourteen days. Beckie used Hydro Mousse on her lawn and was surprised by the result. It looked too good to be true.
Easy to use
The Easy to Use Hydro Mousse liquid lawn fertilizer is eco-friendly and easy to apply. The mixture sticks to the ground and helps seeds germinate and grow fast. Because it sticks to almost any surface, Hydro Mousse can be used on a patio, wall, or driveway. It is easy to apply and can cover up to 50 square feet of space.
Doesn’t mix well with soil
If you’re looking to add a lush new lawn to your yard, Hydro Mousse may be the answer. This environmentally friendly product clings to the ground, breaks up tough soil, and helps the seeds penetrate the ground. Unlike traditional lawn seeding, Hydro Mousse works fast. It’s sticky, so you can even spray it on walls and other surfaces. It also covers the ground with seed so there’s no guesswork involved. Best of all, you don’t have to worry about windy days or soil erosion.
Hydromousse is a grass seed-based spray that helps new grass grow. Its formula is completely eco-friendly and uses a common method of planting grass known as hydroseeding.
Complaints about hydro mousse
Several consumers have been complaining about Hydro Mousse liquid lawn spray. The product does not perform as promised and does not cover a large enough area to make a lawn. It is difficult to apply and the ejection can be inconsistent. It also does not allow for spot treatment. Consumers who have purchased the product have filed a class action lawsuit.


Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Bowman v. Monsanto
On February 19, 2013, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Bowman v. Monsanto, a case in which Indiana farmer Bowman argued that purchaser’s rights should trump patent rights.
Bowman purchased commodity soybeans from a grain elevator and used these as seed to grow a new crop of soybeans. The majority of the commodity soybeans carried Monsanto’s patented glyphosphate resistance trait (Round-Up Ready®), which Bowman knew. He treated the soybean plants with Round-Up®, which eventually produced seed also carrying Monsanto’s patented glyphosphate resistance trait.
Monsanto sued Bowman for infringement of its patents. Bowman lost below at both the trial court and the appellate court, where both courts concluded that Bowman “made” the claimed glyphosphate resistant soybeans by planting the purchased seeds and growing new infringing seeds that did not previously exist.
Bowman argued that when Monsanto sold its seed to farmers who grew soybeans and then sold them as commodities, Monsanto exhausted its rights in the invention as claimed, under the doctrine of patent exhaustion. Monsanto counter-argued that the sale exhausted its rights in the seeds that it actually sold, but did not exhaust all its rights under the patents, such as when unauthorized copies of the patented seeds are made.
Monsanto argued that if its rights in the patented invention were exhausted after the first sale and copies could be freely made, then it would have to recoup all its research and development costs from the first sale, which would be commercially untenable.
The justices seemed to be very well attuned to Monsanto’s position, peppering Bowman with questions and correcting what they found to be misstatements of fact. For example, Bowman said that Monsanto was preventing the use of the commodity seed. Justice Scalia corrected him by saying that purchasers could use it, but they could not plant it.
Monsanto drew analogies to live vaccines and bacteria, which are self-replicating. These would have the same problem as seeds if the doctrine of patent exhaustion were applied as broadly as Bowman sought.
The U.S., arguing in support of Monsanto, compared the self-replicating seeds to software that can be easily copied to make new infringing copies.
Justices Kagan and Sotomayor questioned whether the law of limited or conditional licenses needed to be revisited and clarified in the context of this case, but Monsanto answered that it was not necessary.
Justice Kennedy asked whether Monsanto could win on a theory of infringement based on use of the purchased seed rather than the making of new infringing seed. Monsanto said that it could.
Overall, the justices appeared to favor Monsanto’s positions, which could indicate a favorable ruling for Monsanto and a negative ruling for Bowman.
Posted: February 20, 2013


The plex formula was developed only a few years ago in the USA, but it immediately burst onto the hairdressing cosmetics market, thanks to the fact that celebrities immediately "struck" it - and since then they have been asking their hairdressers for plex treatments and the use of plex-containing products.
The marigold, which is also well-known in our country, is a native plant of the Mediterranean regions and originates from West Asia and the Mediterranean. This bright orange annual plant belongs to the nesting flower family. Although it is not a perennial, if it scatters its seeds, it can be an ornament of our garden every year and a useful element of our home apothecary.
Aloe vera is a semi-tropical, perennial plant from North Africa. Who doesn't know this succulent, jelly-like green that looks like a cactus, which actually belongs to the lily family. We know more than 300 types of aloe vera, from the small 2 cm to the large 120 cm. The best known and most widespread is the white-spotted Aloe Barbadensis Miller.
Sunflower oil - which we use in almost every household on a daily basis - we would not even imagine what an exceptionally valuable liquid it is.
Green tea originates from China and is the most popular in Asia, although nowadays it is also popular in the West due to its beneficial physiological effects. The plant, whose Latin name is Camellia sinensis, is grown in the mountains of East Asia. It is a huge evergreen tree, but on the plantations, it is cut back to the size of a small bush.
Olive oil, called liquid gold by Homer, has been held in high esteem by different cultures for thousands of years, and some peoples even believed that it was a gift from the Gods.
Bamboo is an evergreen, perennial plant of which there are many different species. Its main place of occurrence is East and South Asia, but it can also be found in North-Eastern Australia. It appeared in Europe a few hundred years ago and adapted to the temperate climate and frosts.
Shea butter is a fantastic vegetable fat obtained from the nut-like fruit of the shea tree (Butyrospermum parkii). The shea tree lives on the savannahs of Central Africa, even without care. It produces its first crop after 15-20 years, which has a fat content of 60-70%. Shea butter is extracted from this by pressing.
The flax seed plant is cultivated in Central Europe as a useful and medicinal plant, which grows 30-80 cm high and has blue flowers. The plant, which belongs to the linseed family, is grown for its fiber and the production of oily linseed. Flaxseeds develop in pods and linseed oil is extracted from them by pressing.


Saving Water Outdoors in the Summer
Summertime activities such as lawn watering, create the peak water use season. The rule of water supply is to build the system with enough capacity to meet the highest demand you’d expect. The highest demand that occurs in summer is 50% to 80% higher than the average demand throughout the year, primarily due to lawn
watering. In order to avoid a disruption of water supply in summer, we must keep a large supply of water on hand, even though we only need it for a few days in the summer. You can help by adopting the practices detailed below.
- Efficient Lawn Watering
- Odd-Even Day Lawn Watering
- Grasscycling U Fertilizing
- Sprinkler timers
- Healthy Lawn Care
Efficient Lawn Watering
Grass in our climate, requires only 2.5 cm. or 1" of water per week, including rainfall to remain healthy. Yet, lawn watering consumes a significant portion of the water we supply. Too much water or fertilizer can cause your lawn to grow beyond the limits of the soil. It can also lead to shallow roots and a lawn unable to cope with hot dry weather. Remember, just 2.5 and your lawn will THRIVE!
Odd-Even Day Lawn Watering
The City’s Outside Water Use Program prescribes an alternate day lawn watering schedule. The Program is designed so that residents who reside at odd numbered addresses can water their lawns on odd numbered days. Likewise, those who reside at even numbered addresses can water their lawns on even numbered days. ("Odd” and "even” days refer to the calendar date, not the day of the week.) In all cases, lawn watering is permitted only between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. and between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m., when temperatures are generally cooler and the ground retains moisture most easily
Grasscycling is an easy way to feed your lawn. It saves you time, and helps the Environment. The clippings provide valuable nutrients to your lawn, and by helping to retain moisture, they reduce the need for watering. It’s easier because there is no time spent raking and bagging. You’re helping the environment by not sending
bagged clippings to the landfill. You should mow your grass when it’s dry, and cut no more that 1/3 off the top at each cutting. The ideal height for a lawn is 2 to 3 inches.
Your lawn should be fertilized twice per year; in Fall and Spring. For your Fall application, choose a fertilizer with a low nitrogen level (for example 9-9-9). Although blade or top growth of the grass appears to have stopped, the roots are actively growing right into freeze up. Fertilizing in Fall keeps your lawn healthy through its dormant winter period by building up its root system. The second application in early Spring is to stimulate blade growth. For your Spring fertilizer application, choose a higher level of nitrogen (for example 15-9-9). A lawn fertilized twice a year can have deeper roots, denser growth and greater resistance to weeds, disease and hot weather stress.
Sprinkler timers can save you time and money. Setting up a sprinkler timer can allow you to water at the optimum time, (early in the morning) even if you’re not home. Use a sprinkler that sprays low and delivers large droplets. The higher the spray, the more water lost to evaporation.
Excerpted from Region of Durham website and edited to reflect City of Guelph information


Adrar University students participate in the International Exhibition of Agriculture in Algiers.
During the International Exhibition of Agriculture, Livestock, and Agricultural Industries, held at the Exhibition Palace in Algiers from May 22nd to May 25th, 2023, students from the University of Adrar actively participated and showcased their innovative projects. Students Belbali Khaled Reda and Yousefate Moulay Ali, under the supervision of Pr. Keloum Sliman, the director of the Energy, Environment, and Information Systems Laboratory at the University of Adrar, presented a project involving the invention of a device that produces organic fertilizer from palm waste. The project underwent several manufacturing stages. This university-incubated innovative project, along with other projects of significant scientific and economic importance, aligns with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research’s policies aimed at establishing a startup institution and promoting an innovation certificate.
Translated by Hammoudi Ichrak


A few weeks ago we introduced you to Glory Seeds Farm, a non-profit organic farm that Tyrie has been working with. We’ve now begun work on their new branding. It’s already coming together and looking incredible – we can’t WAIT to share it with you all once we’ve finished.
In the meantime, Tyrie and Elaina have set up a gofundme page to help the farm supplement their feed costs for the next year. With this money, they hope to take care of the many farm and rescue animals that call Glory Seeds home, and free up other funds to complete some much-needed upgrades around the farm.In addition, there is now a Glory Seeds Instagram account (@glory_seeds) where you can meet many of the adorable animals at the farm, there is also a Glory Seeds Amazon wish list to help them get certain supplies for the farm.
If you feel so moved, we encourage you to support Glory Seeds in any way you can: a donation in any amount, a share on your facebook page, a follow on Instagram, or send them something via Amazon. Most of all, we ask that you just help us spread the word about this wonderful charity and their mission.


Republican Scientific and Practical Conference were held
There were discussed the issues of land legislation development and its improvement of the Republic of Uzbekistan
On November 15, 2019 the department of Environmental and Agrarian Law held the Republican scientific and practical conference on the theme "Land legislation development and its improvement the Republic of Uzbekistan."
The conference was attended by deputies of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis, representatives of the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on land resources, geodesy, cartography and the state cadastre, the State Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection, the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee on Forestry, Council of farms, dekhkan farms and homeowners of Uzbekistan, Tashkent State Agrarian University, Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers, non-governmental non-profit organizations, the media, as well as faculty, scientific applicants and masters of the university. There were discussed issues such as the rational and efficient use of land resources, land protection, eliminating inconsistencies between industry laws and by-laws, filling in existing legal gaps, developing science by ensuring harmony between theory and practice in conference.


One of the Cape's oldest farms, De Grendel takes its name from the Dutch word for "gate". The farm was the gateway for travellers headed inland from the Cape. One of South Africa's most prominent politicians and businessmen at the time, Sir David Graaff, purchased the farm in the 1890s. The vineyards and winery are now managed by Sir David's great grandson, De Villiers.
The closest winery to the city centre, De Grendel benefits from cool ocean breezes making its terroir well-suited to Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir, among others.


The rice mill industry is an important segment of global economy, especially in agricultural countries. The rice milling industry is the oldest and largest agro-based industry. China, Brazil, India, and Australia are the second large rice producer in the world. Sitong Boiler pays attention to the high-tech boilers for rice mill, to increase boiler efficiency and decrease power consumption, the thermal efficiency could arrive 98%, and the NOx emission could lower than 30mg/m3. Sitong Boiler has offered hundreds boilers to various rice mills, we could design the boilers based on specific requirement.
In rice mill, steam boiler is the main equipment for drying and parboiling. Rice industry is one of the most energy consuming industries. It uses rice husk as a fuel. Saving of husk would lead to co-generation of thermal energy in furnaces for boilers and dryers in the rice industry. Thus energy conservation in the rice industry would lead to reduction in the use of fuels and electricity. While, alternate fuels are available in plenty and at low prices.
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Patagonia, twice the size of California, is one of Argentina's newest wine producing regions, and Rio Negro is at its heart. Located in Argentina's southernmost vineyards, at the end of the world, the valleys of Rio Negro stretch on wide river oases which stand on vast, arid land. It is known to produce fresh wines that truly express wild Patagonia lands.
Our vineyard is located in Fortín Castre, 80 km from Choele Choel, and 150 meters above sea level.
Rio Negro has a dry, continental climate. Annual rainfall is less that 7.5 inches with relatively low humidity. Each season shows a unique expression, with cold winters and warm summers, remarkable sunshine and drastic thermal amplitude. The winds from the southern Andes enhances air quality, and vines stressed by these high winds, combined with intense sun, little rainfall and alluvial soils tend to lead to a naturally acidic, low yield, high concentrated juicy grape.
Patagonia wines have a well-defined personality due to its rich soil and unique terroir. Two meltwater rivers flow from the snowcapped Andes mountain and create a fertile waterbank. The soil is arid, with high levels of minerality.
TRAINING & IRRIGATION METHOD:Vertical Canopy / Drip Irrigation
HIGH DENSITY PLANTING:5.000 Plants Per He.
PERFORMANCE:6,000-8,000 kg per He.
VARIETALS:Malbec / Pinot Noir / Chardonnay / Sauvignon Blanc / Merlot / Cabernet Franc


The Lawn Squad clean up after themselves.
Keeping your garden in tip top shape is not only hard work, it’s messy work!
Whether it’s lawn mowing or trimming & edging, grass clippings and other green waste items have a tendency to wander off on to curbs, driveways, and patios. When we are done mowing your lawns and putting on the finishing touches with our trimmers and edgers, we make sure to blow any stray grass clippings back on to the lawn where they belong.
We only want you to know we were at your place servicing your lawns for all the right reasons!


Food waste in your bin goes to landfill where it decomposes producing methane, a greenhouse gas which is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide. In 2016-2017 3.2 million tonnes of food waste ended up in landfill.
Many people think that composting is either too complicated or not achievable in small backyards. However there are methods that produce compost on a small scale using less complicated methods than large composting bays. Four easy methods are using plastic compost bins, compost tumblers, worm farms and Bokashi bins.
Plastic bins are of 2 types: aerobic and anaerobic which use different types of organisms to break down the waste into compost. It is good to have more than one bin so that the compost in one bin is being used while the other bin is being filled.
Anaerobic bins are closed containers with lids as the anaerobic organisms don’t need oxygen. Anaerobic bins are slower at breaking down waste and can smell, but don’t have to be turned and can be rodent-proofed if placed on wire netting.
Aerobic bins have ventilation holes in the sides and sometimes a slotted pipe down the centre so that the compost organisms can access oxygen. They can have an opening at the base to allow access to the finished compost. The process is faster than anaerobic composting. However, it is more difficult to keep rodents out of aerobic bins.
Compost tumblers are metal or plastic barrels on a stand with a handle to turn the barrel. Turning the barrel means the waste breaks down more quickly than in static bins. However the tumbler has to be turned several times a week, the compost can dry out more easily and they are more expensive to buy.
Next blog we will look at composting in an aerobic bin and in a future blog, I will write about worm farms and Bokashi bins.
When you have the information about different composting systems, you can choose the one which will work best in your situation. Our local council subsidises the cost of purchasing aerobic bins, worm farms and Bokashi bins. It may be worth asking your council if they do too!


Barbra’s Vegetable Garden
Barbra’s vegetable garden at her Malibu home is a beautiful example of her personal style juxtaposing with nature. In “My Passion For Design” (2010). To create her veggie garden, she drew a plan for landscape gardener Greg Simms, who created the shape of the beds. She wanted the garden to have natural feel with no straight lines. Barbra keeps the vintage baskets she has collected over the years out in the garden to collect fresh produce. Her garden produces blueberries, plums, watercress, apples, kale, broccoli, tomatoes, oranges, grapes, peaches, raspberries, wild strawberries and far more. Regarding gardening Barbra stated, “When you take a patch of the Earth and grow your own food, you know exactly what you’re eating. We placed our garden where it would get the most sun, because vegetables need the energy of the sun, just like humans.”
Barbra sketched her idea for a vegetable stand, and had her husband James Brolin ask Nick Fortune (his partner at Oak Country Lumber) make it for her. Though Barbra has said “I like to plan meals, I just don’t like to actually cook them..all that effort to cook somehow destroys the experience for me”, she has proven to be quite passionate about her home grown fruit and veggies.


Tranquil living on secluded 16 acres of land! 2 large fields for crops & livestock. Graveled driveway to house. This house will become a home with mostly interior work needed on this project that has already been roughed in & is weather tight. Several outbuildings-a barn, 3 sheds, large greenhouse (5,000+ sq ft per Seller), add'l vacant manufactured home. Large pond connected to private well that serves the property. Herd of 30+ elk frequently visit the fields & fruit orchard.
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Modern, well maintained heifer raising facility in north central Wl with90 acres with multiple buildings along with a nice 4-bedroom house on site! Other possibilities for use also exist depending on your needs. THIS PROPERTY IS READY FOR NEW OWNERS IMMEDIATELY. Here is a detailed description list (per seller):
380 x 112 building with 594 free stalls, barn cleaner and 56 x 18 dropped manure room.
214 x 40 building with 130 free stalls and 56 x 40 loose housing area.
104 x 40 building with 40 x 104 cemented outdoor feed lot and attached 40 x 80 bedding shed with cemented floor and 12 walls.
64 x 80 building with 12 lean and 20 free stalls, has cemented 48 x 80 outdoor loafing area.
66 x 48 building with 12 lean for storage and bedding storage area attached.
98 x 88 calf barn with free stalls.
88 x 28 shop with 12 walls and cemented floors attached to calf barn.
92 x 40 machine shed with 12 walls, one half cemented.
16 x 20 fuel storage building with 1000 gal. and 500 gal. fuel tanks. Call 920-251-8127 or for more information go to www.dairyfarmsales.com .
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Silos: 20 x 80 with unloader and silo room, two 16 x 60 silos.
1800 sq ft house, 1.5 stories, with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths.
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All hay is not created equal. At Seale Farm, we maximize the nutrient composition of our hay so your cattle and horses get the most protein for optimal health and performance. We’re strategically located in the Kickapoo Creek Basin, in East Texas – where the soil is ...
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The Hay is Tifton Bermuda, it has been sprayed with Grazon, Outridder, Pastora, and Cimmaron. It also is fertilized and irrigated. Bale density is just between green and yellow on the baler, Net wrap. Bales are 64 inches in diameter and weigh approximately 950 – 1000 ...
Bermuda hay for sale
New Berlin, Texas
$75 per roll
Jiggs and Tifton Bermuda hay: 100 big round bales with protein averaging 9%
Square Bales for Sale
Horse quality mixed bales, Jiggs / KR Bluestem, fertilized, weed free. 50-60 lbs each. Small producer, out of storage space. $5.50 each normally $6 or higher. 1000 available at this price. Baled on August 16, 2014.
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Pennsylvania, New York, Texas
817 313 0799
Dairy heifers for sale. Mathis dairy cattle. Dealing in top quality open,shortbred & springing dairy heifers from proven producers & growers from Pennsylvania, New York and Wisconsin. References/Delivery available. Bill Mathis Cell 817 313 0799; Home/fax 903-549-3847. ...
HIGH QUALITY SUDAN HAY--- 10.4 % Crude protein
$40.00 per roll
Over 700 4x5 rolls of HIGHLY FERTILIZED BMR Sudan hay. Planted and managed per USDA/NRCS guidance...soil samples taken prior to fertilizing to determine soil amendments needed. Field turned over with moldboard plow prior to discing. ---Just received results of hay analysis ...


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We produce and distribute fresh eggs that comply with the European Union standards. We supply high-quality products to the biggest retail chains. We own the brand called Kotlina Natury (Valley of Nature).
We produce and distribute eggs. Our farms are located at the foot of the Sudety Mountains, close to Książański and Rudawski landscape parks, in an area which is clean ecologically and abundant in nature, as well as famous for its medicinal mineral waters. Attention to quality and natural protection of production is our priority.
We believe that development is only possible when care is taken of the highest quality of products and services. Owing to fresh ideas and real innovations, we are developing a flexible and outstanding offer. Continuous investments, e.g. in a modern sorting plant, increase the potential for collaboration with both suppliers and customers. They also enable us to meet to the most demanding needs. We aspire to be the leading producer and distributor of eggs in Poland.
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Bi 479 Plant Reproductive Biology
Covers the diversity processes and functions of sexual and asexual reproduction of plants. Students will learn about pollination, anatomy, morphology, and physiology of plant reproduction. They will develop an understanding of how biological processes contribute to the ecology and evolution of vegetative growth and flowering. Three hours of lecture and 5 hours of lab per week; there are 2 mandatory field trips.
Successful completion of Bi 330
with a C- or better.


So last year, I got no tomatoes or pumpkins in spite of my efforts. Here I go again.
April 8, 2018: I planted some seeds on April 8, 2018. Just a few things to get started, I planted large tomatoes, cherry tomatoes and sweet peppers and pumpkins into nursery potting cells. Eek, I can’t wait for the little fellas to grow! They are so cute when they are babies.
May 9: Planted a few flower seeds outside – hope it isn’t too early.
May 12. Moved the pumpkin seedlings (with their second set of “real” leaves) into the garden.
May 15: Selected 35 tomatoes sprouted seedlings: 14 large tomato seedlings and 21 cherry tomato seedlings and transplanted into slightly larger single pots. Placed in a sunny window well watered.
I ended up getting a job over the summer and let the garden go a bit. Once it got out of control, that was it. It went a bit wild! Eeeek. Even then though the carrots were great this year. Interestingly, still no pumpkins. Not one. I got many tomatoes though. I didn’t take even one picture! lol


With a variety of events and festivals taking place on the ranch, we hope that you'll join us as we open the farm to the public.
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Join us as we celebrate the blooming of our lavender. Visitors of all ages are invited to stroll through the winding paths of organic lavender fields, participate in guided tours in an antique tractor-drawn wagon, learn how lavender essential oil is extracted and taste lavender-inspired dishes. The organic herbs grown at 123 Farm are featured prominently throughout the family-friendly event through various refreshing lavender-inspired favorites such as lavender lemonade and lavender ice cream. The Flower Market showcases specialty items many of them made with lavender as, for example, honey, balsamic vinegar, essential oils, fresh bouquets, plants and even lavender-stuffed toys.
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The Nationwide Arboretum is among the main highlights within the Washington metropolis that spans an enormous space of 446 acres. There are additionally many roads on this unbelievable backyard of the USA that may be explored by bicycle, automobile, or by foot.
This wonderful museum was truly established throughout 1976 as an act of Congress with an intention of serving the general public want for schooling, scientific analysis, and all. At current, it is a public backyard that facilitates many scientific varieties of analysis and serves because the inexperienced area that’s positioned within the coronary heart of the town.
There are lots of worthwhile and distinctive collections of crops right here, which vary from regional crops to many uncommon and unique crops. The backyard is maintained in such a manner that it serves as each scientific and aesthetic goal. Therefore, this will probably be a great place to take a stroll if you find yourself in your Washington DC tour.
One of many well-known highlights within the backyard is the long-lasting Azalea Assortment that features 10000 forms of azalea crops. The view of this assortment on the hillsides of Mount Hamilton is such an unbelievable sight to behold. The entire viewing expertise will probably be lifted as much as one other stage should you discover this place throughout the springtime when all azalea crops bloom. This sight is definitely the rationale that inspired the museum authorities to open its door to the general public as properly, in 1949.
One other extraordinary exhibit on this backyard is the boxwood assortment. Although it isn’t as showy and aromatic because the azalea assortment, it holds nice scientific values. This exhibit of boxwood germplasm within the arboretum is taken into account as probably the most full boxwood assortment on this planet with a wide range of 150 species and cultivars.
Other than sustaining the backyard for its scientific and aesthetic prominence, the backyard additionally has a hands-on plant analysis function that’s sustained properly for the previous 80 years. The arboretum pioneered on this by breeding and choosing the crops rigorously so as to produce new and enhanced cultivars that excel in lots of traits similar to look, perfume, lifespan, colour, size, timing, drought resistance, and hardiness. On this manner, the Nationwide Arboretum of the USA has launched 650 new enhanced crops thus far.
Most of those crops now beautify many houses in addition to the gardens in each nook and cranny of the nation. A few of the different extraordinary and notable shows right here embrace the flowering cherry timber, lilac, and the crape myrtles.


At Prairie Melody™, we believe that every backyard can make a difference to our environment.
We love working with Environmental Groups, Schools, Troops, Packs, Clubs and any organization who would like to explore environmentally focused fundraising.
Our products have a great story with different price points.
All you do is advertise your fundraiser to your members! Our website handles everything from placing orders, to payments, collecting sales tax,and reporting your results!
The quality of our birdseed will ensure return orders, year after year.
"Will County (IL) Audubon members purchased 67 20# bags in April 2019 as a fundraising project. From purchase to delivery, the process ran smoothly. This is premium black oil sunflower seed at a premium price. In addition to getting a high quality seed that has much less junk in the bag (stems, dirt, small rocks) you are also supporting Illinois growers transitioning fields to organic status which is good for wildlife including pollinators and the environment. Will County Audubon intends to hold another fundraiser in the fall of 2019."
Thank you for taking the time to learn about Prairie Melody™.
Prairie Melody™ does not allow the use of synthetic pesticides which have been linked to toxicity in wild bee colonies. Prairie Melody™ is all Natural, nonGMO and produced without synthetic fertilizer. Our mission is to support farmers transitioning their land from conventional farming practices to USDA Organic certification by providing unique market opportunities.
We double clean our birdseed before packaging to remove stems, dirt and hulls.
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Wild harvesting this nettle was such a beautiful experience of getting back to nature in our urban neighborhood. After washing and hanging our plentiful nettle harvest in the spare room I forgot about it for a few weeks while it dried. Mio was keen (briefly!) to help me to pull the leaves off the stems for storing.
It was messy but such a big harvest, countless cups of tea right there!
The stalks didn't go to waste as I boiled them in a pot of water and made a hair rinse. I poured the warm tea over my head as I leaned over my newly planted tomatoes. The cooked stalks then made it to the compost, so all in all it was a successful multi use harvest with many months of stored nettle leaves to use in tea and soups.


The Small Farmer Food Industries rice mill (NAWALPARASI) is based in the lowlands, 250km from Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu. Oxfam helped the enterprise establish a credit facility and introduce more attractive packaging. It now sells rice to 34 buyers in 11 districts including Kathmandu.
Pavitra Jankalyan Agriculture Cooperative (PAVITRA) trades vegetable seeds. The seed business has completed a new small processing plant and registered its brand to trade packaged seeds from 2016. Membership in PAVITRA has grown significantly, from 213 in 2010 to 927 in 2015 (61% women).
The Dadeldhura Farmers’ Cooperative Society (DAFACOS) is based 500km west of Kathmandu, and sells seeds and vegetables. DAFACOS has tripled its sales since Oxfam started supporting it three years ago, reaching almost £50,000 last year.


GRANI D’AUTORE® is the trademark of the flour, semola, and artisan pasta produced by Molini del Ponte, produced using only ancient and native Sicilian grain. We proudly indicate the name of the producer as well as the place of origin of the grain in order to provide transparancy and traceability. It is our dedication to the quality of our products and in our process that has lead us to share the story of how our products get to your table.
Grani D’Autore® is a project born from the collaboration between Molini del Ponte and the Agricultural company of Filippone of Petralia Sottana, Province of Parco delle Madonie. Grani D’Autore is a trademark of Molini del Ponte.
is the trademark of the flour, semola, and pasta produced by Molini del Ponte using exclusively ancient Sicilian grains whose place of origin and producer are detailed on the packaging to provide transparency and traceability to the consumer.


There are many exceptional qualities to hostas but none so striking as red stems (petioles). For me one of the most attractive and interesting features of some varieties. Red stems have become a more commonly sort out feature by plant breeders and collectors with more varieties becoming available every year.
It is so important when growing red stem varieties that thought is taken as to where to plant them. Simply planting them amongst other plants on a flower bed or border is a waste. It is important to raise them up to display such a stunning attribute. Planting on the edge of a raised bed or in a pot is usually the best way to show of the red stems. There are many red stem varieties available on the market today. The majority of red stem varieties are small or medium varieties making them ideal for pots.
With varieties such as 'Red Cadet', 'One Man's Treasure' and 'Harry van de Laar' the red stems are a very key feature with the leaves being rather plain. Hosta 'Red Cadet' is a red stem sport of 'Blue Cadet', a very fast growing and reliable variety. It has waxy blue leaves that are complimented by the beautiful purple red stems. (Below, top 'Red Cadet', bottom left 'One Man's Treasure', bottom right 'Harry van de Laar').
Some varieties have the benefit of interesting foliage and red stems, with some of our favourites being 'Fire Island', 'Raspberry Sundae' and 'Cherry Berry' among others. Fire Island has bright yellow gold leaves with red stems. The yellow and red combination is show stopping. Another similar variety is 'Designer Genes'.
Raspberry Sundae is almost certainly up there with our favourite varieties. It's leaves have pure white centres and a green margin, the red stem come up all the way to the base of the leaf. It's only down side is that it is rather slow growing, but well worth the wait I would say.
Cherry Berry is a lovely little hosta and a variety for begginers, easy to grow and stunning to look at. Cream white leaves with a green margin, red stems are also accompanied by red flower spikes which are truly eye catching. (Below, top 'Raspberry Sundae', bottom left 'Fire Island', bottom right 'Cherry Berry').
With more and more red stem varieties being made available each year they with only get better. It is certainly one of our aspirations to discover and release red stem varieties of our own.
We're at Chelsea 2022
We are currently exhibiting at the prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Our team at the nursery will continue to get your orders out to you. If you are at the show, do come and say hello!


it's more difficult than most people think to get Mother Nature inside your home. Consider this guide from Designer Vertical Gardens for creating container gardening if you want to create a beautiful indoor garden.
Decide on a style of garden
When gardening indoors, there are generally two types of gardening i.e Container gardening and Hydroponic gardening. In this guide, we will talk about traditional gardening which is called container or pot gardening. Container gardens are a good option for someone who wants to rearrange their plants or want to bring the outdoors in the future. They can grow any kind of plant of any size.
Choose the right space
Selecting an indoor space that can aid in the growth of your plants is very important for creating a good indoor garden. Choose a location with plenty of windows and sunlight; east and west-facing windows are ideal. Place your garden (container or hydroponic) as close to a window as possible to get more heat and sunshine.
- Avoid the room for gardening that has a cold temperature because cold can slow down the growth of your plants.
- Avoid choosing that area that has a fan because it can dry out the plants which are not good.
Properly control the environment
One of the biggest reasons for planting indoor gardening is that we can easily monitor the environment. If done in a proper way, it can make your indoor garden more beautiful. Generally, you're responsible for checking three things i.e air temperature, water frequency, and soil condition. This solely depends on the system of the garden that you're using and on the type of plants you're going to grow in your indoor garden. There are few tools that you can use to control the environment easily.
- Consider using soil heat mats. Most plants prefer soil temperatures of 75– 85 degrees Fahrenheit (24–29 degrees Celsius). Particularly in the winter, you probably don't want your house to be that hot. To solve this problem, you can buy electric mats that can heat pots from the bottom and can regulate the soil temperature.
- Get yourself a drip system. Watering your plants regularly is a difficult habit to develop; instead of setting frequent reminders, invest in a drip system. This works in a way that it provides each plant with a set of small tubes and has a timer that switches the water on and off for a set time each day.
- Choose a proper lighting system. Though windows provide some natural light, still you are responsible for providing your plants with artificial light. Fluorescent light tubes are usually the best choice because they are inexpensive and provide good results. You may also purchase a special heat lamp for growing indoor plants.
Choose your plants
Just like an outside garden, there's a huge variety of plants you can grow inside including vegetables, berries, or herbs. Before going to the nursery and picking a random plant, you have to research properly what plant will grow better in your garden. Some of the indoor plants include:
Vegetables : Lettuce, carrots, peas, and mushrooms, as well as fruits like strawberries.
Herbs: Basil, bay, chives, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, tarragon, and thyme.
Flowers : Peace lily, African violet, marigold, begonia, cactus, and succulents.
If you're the one who is up for container gardening, then consider the following guide to learn complete details.
Choose your containers or pots
You have a lot of choices for containers to plant in because you're growing indoors. You may purchase pots from standard garden supplies or can be creative and use old vases or plastic bottles. In either case, consult Designer Pots, we have premium quality pots or planters which are:
✓ Easily Portable
✓ Earth Friendly
✓ Weather Resistant
You don't need a big container to start seeds, but you'll need a container twice the size of the root ball if you're transplanting a plant. Otherwise, search for a container with drainage holes in the rim, or simply drill holes into any container.
Plastic Containers or Pots are your best choice because:
- Plastic containers or pots are the best at retaining moisture, and Designer pots are your most authentic choice.
- You can also try recycling old coffee cans.
- For additional drainage, line the bottom of your container with rocks; if you're using a wooden container then look for one made of redwood or cedar, which are both rot-resistant.
- Avoid using any container that has been handled with chemicals, as this can cause harm to your plant.
Create your potting mix
Unfortunately, you can't simply take a handful of soil from your garden and use it to fill your containers or planters. Outside soil also contains diseases and insects that can destroy your plant over time, and it is rarely the correct sand/clay balance for optimal porousness. Although you can buy pre-made potting mix but making your own can save you money and ensure the consistency of your mix. You'll need 1-part coir peat, 1-part vermiculite, and 2 parts compost to make your potting mix. Both of these can be found at your nearest gardening store.
- Rehydrate the coir peat brick by soaking it; usually, these come with instructions so follow the soaking instructions.
- Mix the coir peat and vermiculite thoroughly before adding the compost.
- Worm castings are a great addition to your soil, add ½-1 cup of worm castings to your mix before planting your containers.
Set up your garden system
You'll need to build a shelving system for your plants if you're planting a big indoor garden. Otherwise, use the guidelines above to choose a location for your container garden. You'll also need to set up your control variables, such as lighting, water, and temperature controls. If you're using a shelving system, hanging fluorescent lights and your drip system on the shelves should be easy. Otherwise, work on your room before all of the components are well adjusted. Heat mats should be installed properly under containers or pots.
- Buy timers for your light source, heat mats, and drip systems to switch them on and off at specific times of the day.
- Remember that different plants need different levels of light so group them appropriately. Put all the light-loving plants together and all the shade loving plants together, and then adjust the light accordingly.
Maintain your plants
You must have to maintain your garden after it has been planted to keep it in a good condition. Ensure that the plants receive enough sunlight and water and that the soil temperature does not fall below 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius). You'll need to transplant your plants into larger pots or split them into more plants as they get too large. You can order your new indoor garden pots by visiting Designer pots. We have a wide range of decorative pots from stone rectangle planters to beautiful fresh flower pots.
- Remove any plants that have brown spots, are wilting, or are dying from the garden to avoid the rest of the garden from disease or pests.
- Every few months, you must have to add compost or fertilizer to the containers to help the plants get the nutrients they need. If you have a drip irrigation system, you can add a liquid fertilizer every few weeks to keep your plants healthy.
- Set your pots in trays of rocks so that the water that drains out will keep them moist as they grow.
We continue our drive towards customer excellence with our highly qualified and experienced horticultural staff, on hand to help with plant-related questions. Create a pretty home for your plants to live in and add heaps of character to your garden with the selection of indoor garden pots and planters. The Designer Pots planters and pots come in a variety of colors, sizes, and materials. So visit the store and grab yours now!


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A overview of agricultural revolution
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Interestingly, cocoa beans are hidden inside compact pods, snuggling comfortably together in a cocoa cocoon and harvested only at the peak of their ripeness.
The rich taste of the chocolate comes from the Trinitario beans that we use, taking advantage of Trinitario’s full, dynamic flavour characteristics. Cocoa farmers hand harvest the cocoa pods, which contain about 45 individual cocoa beans. To further develop their pronounced cocoa flavour, the farmers have to trigger the fermentation by covering the beans with banana leaves for about five days.
After the cocoa beans are fermented to perfection, they get a little tan in the sun and dry out. Then, after a little TLC, our beans are ready to fully realise their destiny inside a delicious bar of Green & Black’s.


An introductory course to growing fresh fruit and vegetables with Nicky Greenwood, Head Gardener at Uncle Henry's.
Monday 3rd April 10am-12pm
Monday 10th April 10am-12pm
Each session costs £25 per person and includes a hot jacket potato lunch at 12pm with tea or coffee.
Please bring your own gardening gloves and wear suitable footwear, all other materials will be supplied.
To book please enquire at the shop tills or call 01652 640308