The U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol has achieved a 25% increase in enrolled planted cotton acres and a remarkable 120% surge in grower enrollment by 2023, highlighting its steadfast commitment to sustainability and garnering support from both growers and major brands.
Since its inception in 2020, the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol has witnessed remarkable growth and success. Its mission to promote environmental goals and foster the production of sustainable American-grown cotton. In 2023, the program marked significant achievements, including a 25% increase in enrolled planted cotton acres and a 120% surge in grower enrollment. These milestones underscore the commitment of the Trust Protocol to sustainability and its resonance with both growers and major brands.
Grower Participation and Sustainable Cotton Metrics
With 1.6 million cotton acres enrolled for the 2023 crop year, representing 16% of U.S. planted cotton acres, the Trust Protocol has made substantial strides towards its sustainability objectives. Key metrics such as land use, soil carbon, water management, soil loss, greenhouse gas emissions, and energy efficiency are continually improved upon, aligning with global demands for sustainable cotton. Growers contribute to these efforts by providing farm-level data through self-assessment using Field to Market’s Fieldprint Calculator.
To ensure the credibility of sustainability claims, the Trust Protocol conducts annual verifications through third-party partners. Notably, due to increased grower enrollment, Averum, a sustainability certification specialist, joined Control Union Certifications North America (CUC) as a third-party verification support partner in August 2023. Averum’s strategic audit processes, coupled with expertise in agriculture, enhance the credibility and efficiency of the verification process.
New Brand Members
Macy’s Inc. and Kiabi, two prominent brands, joined the Trust Protocol in 2023, each driven by distinct sustainability goals. Macy’s commitment to sourcing sustainable U.S. cotton aligns with its private brand policy, aiming for 100% preferred materials in all Macy’s owned brands by 2030. Kiabi, an international fashion brand, joins the initiative as part of its pledge to sustainably source 100% of its products by 2025, complementing its existing practice of sourcing 72% of products with sustainable fibers.
From gin to retail storefront, the Trust Protocol ensures transparency and accountability through its Protocol Consumption Management Solution (PCMS). This innovative solution tracks Protocol cotton throughout the supply chain, providing article-level transparency and measurable environmental promises to stakeholders. The Trust Protocol stands out as the only sustainable cotton system offering quantifiable goals, verifiable measurements, and unprecedented supply chain transparency.
Growing Sustainable Cotton Partnerships
With a growing roster of over 2,000 supply chain members and partnerships with more than 40 companies and their brands, the Trust Protocol aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, earning recognition from the Textile Exchange. Collaborating with major brands like Ralph Lauren, Gap, Levi Strauss and Company, and J. Crew, the initiative ensures that consumers have access to high-quality, sustainably grown American cotton.
As the Trust Protocol continues its expansion, the key reminder for enrolled growers is to upload their 2023 bales by the March 1, 2024 deadline. Their essential role in the program’s success reinforces the importance of their contributions to sustainably grown U.S. cotton.
With a high standard of production supported by data-driven insights, the Trust Protocol anticipates another year of growth and impact, furthering its narrative of sustainably grown U.S. cotton on a global scale.


MILLINGTON — A Millington farmer lost an entire flock of chickens in a two-alarm fire Friday night, Jan. 11. Clyde Ellingsworth discovered the fire in his chicken house on his farm at 218 Legion Road,
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About 400 people at Wayne Farms Enterprise plant on County Road 114 were evacuated to safety Friday morning when a fire broke out in the plant’s electrical room. No injuries were reported from the fire.
When firefighters arrived Tuesday morning to an eastern Iredell farm, they found a large chicken house engulfed in flames. By then, it was already too late for the estimated 11,000 chickens inside. “When we arrived
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Across the globe, woodlands play a huge role in fighting climate change, improving biodiversity and reducing flooding. At Ellicar, we’ve planted over 1100 trees over 11 years on our own 11 acres. And in the last 20 years, we’ve specified and planted 20,000 trees and counting for our clients. It’s fair to say we’re big believers in trees and woodlands and know a thing or two about planting them!
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Kerala Agricultural Department is setting up five export-oriented agro parks at a total cost of Rs100 core. To be funded by Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board (KIIFB), the project is expected to be announced in the forthcoming State Budget.
Agro Industries Corporation has drawn up the detailed project report (DPR) of the parks which will come up in Thrissur, Kozhikode, Palakkad and Idukki districts. Each park will get Rs 20 crore and focus on specific produces. All the five parks are slated to be open within a year.
The agro park in Thrissur will concentrate on production of honey and plantain. Those in Kozhikode and Plakkad will be for coconut and the one in Idukki will cultivate off-season vegetables.
The Agriculture Department has identified land for the parks. Produces will be directly exported to various states and foreign countries from points of production, under specific brand names. Farmers will be provided with assistance to produce more agri produces of international standards.
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Free $100 gift card with orders over $500, ends Nov 28: 🤍 Get the skinny on greenhouses in this breakdown. Growing under cover, whether it be a hoop house, greenhouse, or polytunnel, is THE best way to extend your season and even grow crops that you "shouldn't" be able to grow in your climate. Chris drops knowledge on the basics of greenhouse growing. 0:00 - Intro 0:15 - Greenhouse Overview 1:07 - Types of Cover Structures 1:45 - Glazing Types 4:50 - Greenhouse Styles 5:54 - Climate Control 6:27 - Greenhouse Heating 6:57 - Polytunnel Heating 7:45 - Cooling Options 9:59 - Cost 11:13 - Heating, Cooling, and Shade 12:01 - Air Circulation 13:35 - Outro IN THIS VIDEO → SUPPORT EPIC GARDENING → Shop Our Store: 🤍 LEARN MORE → All Our Channels: 🤍 → Blog: 🤍 → Podcast: 🤍 → Discord: 🤍 → Instagram: 🤍 → TikTok: 🤍 → Pinterest: 🤍 → Twitter: 🤍 → Facebook: 🤍 → FB Group: 🤍 DISCLAIMER Epic Gardening occasionally links to goods or services offered by vendors to help you find the best products to care for plants. Some of these may be affiliate links, meaning we earn a small commission if items are purchased. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. More info on our process: 🤍
Learn greenhouse growing tips and tricks for cold climates from permaculture expert Kareen Erbe: • How to use rainwater in your greenhouse • How to attract pollinators to your greenhouse • Top tips for greenhouse ventilation About Kareen Master Gardener Kareen Erbe of Broken Ground helps people living in cold climates grow their own food so they can eat healthier, live more sustainably, and be more self-reliant. Through her Resilient Homestead Program, Starter Garden Workshop, Online Edible Backyards Series, and 1:1 consultations, Kareen is committed to getting as many people as possible building a resilient life that enables them to not only live their values and connect to their community but to feed their families safe and healthy food. Learn more about greenhouse gardening in cold climates: → Greenhouse Gardening 101: A Beginner’s Guide » 🤍 → Greenhouse Garden Bed Tour » 🤍 → Permaculture Greenhouse Tour » 🤍 Get Kareen’s FREE Gardening Cheat Sheet → 5 Tips to Get your Garden Started, plus regular updates and videos with growing tips, upcoming workshops and much more » 🤍 Want to eat from your garden 365 days each year, even in a cold climate? Join Broken Ground’s Resilient Homestead Program, an 8-week online program (with 1:1 and group elements) for people who want to develop a comprehensive site plan AND get the tools and knowledge to implement it. → Build your dream homestead » 🤍 Follow Broken Ground for more gardening tips, news, and workshops → 🤍 → 🤍 → 🤍 → 🤍
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Greenhouses are great for many gardeners, but they are not a magical garden structure that makes growing plants easy. Understanding how a greenhouse works and its limitations can save gardener stress. Gardener Scott shows the daily changes in greenhouse temperatures and discusses how to use a greenhouse for best effect. (Video #330) Join the Gardener Scott channel to get access to perks. Click the "JOIN" button or link here: 🤍 Click this link to SUBSCRIBE: 🤍 You can support the channel with Gardener Scott merchandise like T-shirts and mugs at the Gardener Scott Store: 🤍 To order a GreenStalk vertical garden system, click on this affiliate link: 🤍 Use code "GARDENERSCOTT" for a $10 discount. If you're looking for quality seeds and gardening supplies check out True Leaf Market: 🤍 If you use Amazon and want to buy anything at all, click through with this affiliate link: 🤍 Check out Gardener Scott's Recommended Gardening Books at: 🤍 #EnjoyGardening #GardenerScott Links included in this description and referenced in videos might be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you purchase a product or service with the links I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you for those affiliate links and your support allows me to provide free content every week on the Gardener Scott channel. Thank you for your support!
My top suggestions for beginner greenhouse users! | A greenhouse is a wonderful investment and can really elevate your gardening game! Before you dive into the wonderful world of greenhouses, there are some things to consider and supplies to get. These are all of the things I wish I had known when I start using a greenhouse years ago! 👉🏼 My recommended greenhouse products: 🤍 (affiliate links) Want more permaculture & homesteading goodness? ✳ Click over to the blog: 🤍 ✳ Say "Hi!" on Instagram and see more about our daily lives as we build our permaculture homestead: 🤍 If you are enjoying these videos, join the revival and share with friends and family to help spread the word about permaculture and help more people start growing their own food! Who are we? I'm Kaylee: a garden coach, permaculture designer and homesteader. Almost a decade ago, my wife (Lindy) and I said "farewell" the convenient life and set out on a mission to "grow food, live simply & cultivate happiness". We started a small 3/4 acre homestead in Idaho and learned everything we could about living sustainably and growing our own food. In 2020, we moved to the beautiful Pacific Northwest and began creating the 2-acre permaculture homestead of our dreams! And now we are taking you along for the journey with new videos each week! 0:00 Intro 0:50 Deciding on your Greenhouse Purpose 3:06 Start Simple with Your Greenhouse 4:45 Pros & Cons of Temporary Greenhouses 6:17 Pros and Con of Permanent Greenhouses 9:07 Attached Vs. Freestanding Greenhouses 10:54 Greenhouse Location: Sunlight 12:34 Greenhouse Location: Orientation 13:40 Greenhouse Flooring 16:08 Greenhouse Shelving 17:00 Greenhouse Airflow & Fans 18:25 Greenhouse Thermometers 19:12 Greenhouse Pest Control 22:48 Heat for Greenhouses 24:53 Shade for Greenhouses 26:17 Additional Light for Greenhouses 27:16 Electricity for Greenhouses Music provided with license by MusicBed. #rootedrevival #rootedrevivalhomestead
The best way to use all of the space in a greenhouse requires some thought and planning. Gardener Scott discusses and explains some important considerations when deciding how to use a greenhouse. (Video #307) Join the Gardener Scott channel to get access to perks. Click the "JOIN" button or link here: 🤍 You can also support the channel with Gardener Scott merchandise like T-shirts and mugs at the Gardener Scott Store: 🤍 To order a GreenStalk vertical garden system, click on this affiliate link: 🤍 Use code "GARDENERSCOTT" for a $10 discount. If you're looking for quality seeds and gardening supplies check out True Leaf Market: 🤍 You can help support the Gardener Scott channel in five ways that won’t cost you anything extra: 1.) Be part of the community by liking videos, subscribing, clicking the bell, commenting, and sharing. 2.) Click this link to SUBSCRIBE: 🤍 3.) If you use Amazon and want to buy anything at all, click through with this link: 🤍 4) Check out Gardener Scott's Recommended Gardening Books at: 🤍 5) Click on this affiliate link to get Audible books that you can listen to in the garden: 🤍 Your support helps me pay for plants, gardening supplies, and all of the other costs associated with running a YouTube channel. Thank you for your support! #EnjoyGardening #GardenerScott Links included in this description and referenced in videos might be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you purchase a product or service with the links I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you for those affiliate links and your support allows me to provide free content every week on the Gardener Scott channel. Thank you!
Free $100 gift card with orders over $500, ends Nov 28: 🤍 Join Chris as she gives a FULL tour of her medium-sized backyard greenhouse, including placement, shelving, heating and cooling systems, as well as a bit of what's growing this time of year. 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - Greenhouse Model 01:33 - Growing & Present Day Setup 02:25 - Placement 03:36 - Why A Greenhouse 04:21 - Foundation 04:36 - Metal Shelves 05:44 - Wooden Work Bench 07:22 - Shelves 08:22 - Simple Setup 08:40 - Subtropical Fruit Temp Heating 09:20 - Heating Hack 09:41 - Partition 10:25 - Airflow 11:40 - Temperature Regulation 13:22 - Outro IN THIS VIDEO → BC Greenhouse: 🤍 SUPPORT EPIC GARDENING → Shop Our Store: 🤍 LEARN MORE → All Our Channels: 🤍 → Blog: 🤍 → Podcast: 🤍 → Discord: 🤍 → Instagram: 🤍 → TikTok: 🤍 → Pinterest: 🤍 → Twitter: 🤍 → Facebook: 🤍 → FB Group: 🤍 DISCLAIMER Epic Gardening occasionally links to goods or services offered by vendors to help you find the best products to care for plants. Some of these may be affiliate links, meaning we earn a small commission if items are purchased. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. More info on our process: 🤍
Greenhouse organisation will help you to get the most out of your greenhouse, no matter its size. You can be more productive and enjoy your greenhouse growing. I only have a 6ft by 8ft greenhouse and I get huge harvests and grow all my seedlings for my entire garden in there throughout the year. I only have a small greenhouse so I really need to make the most of the space I have. To do this, I use a method of making specific zones in the greenhouse for the different activities I do, making sure that everything I need is close to hand or easily accessible. I also think about the seasons and what I need in spring, summer, autumn and winter to make my greenhouse both efficient and productive all year round. And I have some tricks and gadgets to help me do this. I'll also share some of my top tips for greenhouse storage solutions because when you have limited space, you need to get creative. ▶THE NEXT VIDEO TO WATCH◀ A useful playlist for new greenhouse owners or anyone wanting to revitalise their space: 🤍 ▶SUBSCRIBE◀ we hope you enjoyed this video - it would be extra lovely if you could also SHARE it around - LINK: 🤍 ▶SUPPORT THE CHANNEL◀ 🤍 ▶LINKS TO TOUR GARDENING TOOLS AND KIT ◀ Including details of our folding greenhouse staging, potting tray, seed storage and more. My greenhouse and garden gadgets: 🤍 ▶ CHANNEL BRANDED SWAG ◀ 🤍 Funk Game Loop by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (🤍 Source: 🤍 Artist: 🤍 #Greenhouse #Gardening #KitchenGarden #ScottishGarden #gardening #GrowYourOwn
Hi I'm Jeff King. My job is to raise vegetables for the 300 people living at the Woodcrest Bruderhof in Rifton, NY. I'll be doing a series of videos about our garden - things we've learned that work and things that don't. We start out in the greenhouse. Let me know what you think. To see the whole series, watch the playlist here: 🤍 Wondering what the Bruderhof is? We're a bunch of families and children, singles and older people living together in intentional Christian community. We share our money, possessions, and try to live our lives like the first Christians as described in the Acts of the Apostles. For more, check out our website at 🤍 or watch this video here: 🤍
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Want to know how to get the most out of your greenhouse? Kareen Erbe explains the various uses of a small greenhouse on her permaculture homestead, plus: • Where to place your greenhouse, relative to other parts of your garden and yard • Ventilation tips for your greenhouse • What to grow in your greenhouse • How to seed your early-season vegetables • When and how to water your seeds A small greenhouse is a great addition to your garden, especially in a cold climate, enabling you to plant and harvest early season spring greens, grow out your seedlings, plant hot crops like tomatoes and peppers and even get a fall harvest. Learn more about greenhouse gardening in cold climates: → Tour Kareen’s Greenhouse Garden Bed: 🤍 → Tour Kareen’s Permaculture Greenhouse » 🤍 → Greenhouse Growing Tips and Tricks: 🤍 Get Kareen’s FREE Gardening Cheat Sheet → 5 Tips to Get your Garden Started, plus regular updates and videos with growing tips, upcoming workshops and much more » 🤍 Want to eat from your garden 365 days each year, even in a cold climate? Join Broken Ground’s Resilient Homestead Program, an 8-week online program (with 1:1 and group elements) for people who want to develop a comprehensive site plan AND get the tools and knowledge to implement it. → Build your dream homestead » 🤍 About Kareen Master Gardener Kareen Erbe of Broken Ground helps people living in cold climates grow their own food so they can eat healthier, live more sustainably, and be more self-reliant. Through her Resilient Homestead Program, Starter Garden Workshop, Online Edible Backyards Series, and 1:1 consultations, Kareen is committed to getting as many people as possible building a resilient life that enables them to not only live their values and connect to their community but to feed their families safe and healthy food. Follow Broken Ground for more gardening tips, news, and workshops → 🤍 → 🤍 → 🤍 → 🤍
A quick overview of how we prepare our winter greenhouse in gardening zone 3. The key to prepping the heated greenhouse is moving mature or maturing plants into the greenhouse in early fall to have fresh home grown vegetables all winter long. #wilderstead #canadianhomesteaders Subscribe to our channel: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍 Email: dnabc27🤍gmail.com *affiliate links included
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Today I wanted to share with you everything I've learned about growing food in a hightunnel greenhouse. It was a bigger learning curve than I expected. While I am in the greenhouse I thought I'd also share with you how I maintain my tomatoes during the growing season including pruning and trellising. Thanks for watching! If you would like to see more content from us please SUBSCRIBE! I've been asked about our Faith so I'm including a link here for those interested in understanding more about it. Baha'i Faith 🤍 Join us on Patreon where we share exclusive content. 🤍 You can also find us on: INSTAGRAM 🤍 🤍 TWITTER 🤍LMranch11 🤍 FACEBOOK 🤍 We would love to hear from you! Snail Mail: PO Box 236 150 Mile House, BC. V0K-2G0 E-mail: littlemountainranch.mc at gmail dot com If you are interested in learning about Essential Oils, please visit my website to get in touch. I would be happy to share with you how I use oils with my family and around our farm. 🤍 Products I recommend: Jun Scoby 🤍 If that one is sold out check out this one! 🤍 Silicone Fermentation Lids 🤍 Fermentation Pebbles 🤍 Homesteading Books I recommend: Preserving Without Canning or Freezing 🤍 Root Cellaring 🤍 The Woodland Homestead 🤍 Farming in the Woods 🤍 Grassfed Cattle 🤍 If you would like to support our channel you can do that by using the affiliate links above to purchase products we think are awesome! It doesn't cost you anything, but we do make a small commission if you make a purchase. Thank you so much! You can also find us on: INSTAGRAM 🤍 🤍 TWITTER 🤍LMranch11 🤍 FACEBOOK 🤍 We would love to hear from you! Snail Mail: PO Box 236 150 Mile House, BC. V0K-2G0 E-mail: littlemountainranch.mc at gmail dot com
Today I share our 8 keys to growing in winter in an unheated greenhouse. Though there are other methods that also work well, I’ll focus specifically on what we do. "Four Season Harvest" by Eliot Coleman: 🤍 "The Winter Harvest Handbook" by Eliot Coleman: 🤍 "The Year-Round Vegetable Gardener" by Niki Jabour: 🤍 6 mil Greenhouse Plastic: 🤍 If you shop on Amazon, you can support OYR simply by clicking this link (bookmark it too) before shopping: 🤍 1) Grow with the Season 0:16 2) Grow in the Sun 1:00 3) Grow Under Cover 1:37 4) Grow in the Ground 2:30 5) Grow in Sucession 2:59 6) Vent to Avoid Overheating 3:40 7) Water Only When Needed 4:59 8) Don't Harvest Greens When They're Frozen 5:37 Crops we're growing now for a winter harvest: Under One Layer of Protection Claytonia Dandelion Greens French Sorrel Giant Red Mustard Greens Good King Henry Mache Mustard Greens Perpetual Spinach Sea Kale Sunchokes Tatsoi Tree Collards Two Layers of Protection Chives Claytonia Dandelion Greens Dinosaur Kale Egyptian Walking Onions Endive Garlic Chives Georgia Collards Giant Red Mustard Greens Italian Dandelion Greens Lettuce (Black Seeded Simpson) Lettuce (Romaine) Mache Minutina Mustard Greens Parsley Perpetual Spinach Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard Red Veined Sorrel Spinach Tatsoi Tree Collards Vates Kale OYR is all about growing a lot of food on a little land using sustainable organic methods, while keeping costs and labor at a minimum. Emphasis is placed on improving soil quality with compost and mulch. No store-bought fertilizers, soil amendments, pesticides, compost activators, etc. are used. Hoop House Build: 🤍
Deborah and Gabe transformed an empty backyard lawn into an abundant permaculture micro-farm where they're growing fresh fruits and vegetables for themselves, and for sale at their farm gate stand. To grow food year-round in a northern climate, they also have a geodesic dome greenhouse with an indoor pond that helps regulate the temperature in all 4 seasons. You can follow and find out more about The Ecobubble here: 🤍 🤍 The couple is using permaculture and hügelkultur methods to grow food in their backyard gardens and they don't use any pesticides or herbicides. They've planted a food forest with fruit and nut trees, and they've also planted fruit trees and native plant species to feed birds and pollinators like bees and butterflies. The 26’ geodesic growing dome is from Arctic Acres in Canada: 🤍 These domes are available from Growing Spaces in the United States: 🤍 With a 1/2 acre of land, some infrastructure, and a whole lot of hard work, Deborah and Gabe are already growing loads of fresh food for themselves, their neighbours, and the wildlife around them. We can't wait to see what they get up to this year on their future homestead! You can follow along on their journey in bringing The Ecobubble vision to reality here: 🤍 🤍 Special thank you to Laurie from Right Arm Builds (Lauriebakker🤍rightarmbuilds.com) for being a growing dome ninja super star on filming day! Thanks for watching! Mat & Danielle - STAY IN TOUCH! - Website: 🤍exploringalternatives.ca Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 - COMMENTS - We want our channel and our comments section to be an inclusive space where everyone feels welcome to watch and contribute. For this reason, comments that are inappropriate or hateful will be reported and/or deleted. Please discuss and debate with respect, and report inappropriate or hateful comments directly to YouTube. - CREDITS - Music & Song Credits: All music in this video was composed, performed, and recorded by Mat of Exploring Alternatives. Editing Credits: Mat and Danielle of Exploring Alternatives Filming Credits: Mat and Danielle of Exploring Alternatives Photo Credits: Photos provided by Deborah and Gabe of The Ecobubble #permaculture #backyardfarming #backyardgardening
Sophie shows you a low-cost alternative for growing produce all year round. Subscribe 🔔 🤍 Who needs a commercial greenhouse with thermostatically controlled heating and cooling. Instead, Sophie has created something that has proved effective in protecting crops from temperature extremes. Her polyhouse is “working wonders” allowing her to grow all sorts of produce regardless of the weather conditions. Sophie can grow warm season crops like tomatoes throughout a frosty Adelaide winter, and subtropical plants like ginger and galangal throughout the year. Here are some tips for creating a polyhouse without the additional energy requirements. It’s all about controlling the temperature and providing protection from the elements all year round. - Sophie’s greenhouse has a plastic roof with glass windows on the east, north and west facing sides. - Windows or doors that can be opened to help regulate temperature and increase airflow and help reduce fungal diseases such as powdery mildew. - The ceiling is lined with thermal fabric that acts like a blanket to keep the warmth inside. - If frost is predicted Sophie leaves the thermal fabric open during the day to allow as much warmth in as possible, then she pulls across the fabric at night to keep the warmth in and protect the plants from the damaging effects of the frost. - The thermal fabric an also be used in summer to reflect the sun’s rays to shade the plants. - If your polyhouse is in a colder climate such as Tasmania, Sophie recommends incorporating some thermal mass such as brick raised beds or paving to help trap the heat and radiate it out for longer. - In her Adelaide Hills set up Sophie has low gabion walls around the perimeter shaded by vertically growing vegetables in the warmer months to stop them heating up. Those veggies also stop the sun from hitting the glass. - Size doesn’t matter, you can try this at home on a smaller scale than Sophies. _ Gardening Australia is an ABC TV program providing gardening know-how and inspiration. Presented by Australia's leading horticultural experts, Gardening Australia is a valuable resource to all gardeners through the television program, the magazine, books, DVDs and extensive online content. Watch more: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Web: 🤍 _ This is an official Australian Broadcasting Corporation YouTube channel. Contributions may be removed if they violate ABC's Online Conditions of Use 🤍 (Section 3).
In this week's episode, JM Fortier shares some of his tricks to master greenhouse tomatoes. Tomatoes are the most profitable crop in the market garden, if you apply those tips you will quickly improve your game! 🥬 Online Courses with JM: 🤍 📥 Newsletter: 🤍 🧑💻 Blog: 🤍 📚 Books: 🤍 Please help us out by SUBSCRIBING to the channel and LIKING this video! Your support is what allows us to keep making these episodes. Dans l'épisode de cette semaine, Jean-Martin Fortier partage quelques astuces pour maîtriser les tomates de serre. La tomate est la culture maraîchère la plus rentable, si vous appliquez ces conseils, vous améliorerez rapidement vos techniques! 🥬 Cours en ligne avec Jean-Martin: 🤍 📥 Infolettre: 🤍 🧑💻 Blog: 🤍 📚 Livres: 🤍 Pensez à cliquer le bouton S’ABONNER et donner un J’AIME à cette vidéo! Follow THE MARKET GARDENER INSTITUTE | Suivez L’INSTITUT JARDINIER-MARAÎCHER Website: 🤍 Site Web: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 - Follow | Suivez JEAN-MARTIN Website Site Web: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 #GreenhouseTomatoes #Tomatoes #Tomato #RegenerativeAgriculture #RegenerativeFarming #NoTill #MarketGardenerInstitute #OrganicFarming #GardenPlanning #IntensiveFarming #VegetableGrowing #MarketGardening #SmallScaleFarming #ProfitableFarming #Gardening #Agriculture #InstitutJardinierMaraicher #JeanMartinFortier #JMFortier
Please join me for an update on our winter garden after a week of subzero temperatures and a low of -23°F (-31°C). If you shop on Amazon, you can support OYR simply by clicking this link (bookmark it too) before shopping: 🤍 Agribon Row Cover: 🤍 Highlights: 0:22 How we protected plants from the cold 0:22 Didn't remove snow from north wall and bottom of hoop house 0:50 Covered outside and inside of door with 6 mil greenhouse film 1:52 Why I did not use supplemental heat 2:23 Covered cold frame and low tunnels with 2 extra layers of 6 mil greenhouse film (5 layers of cover total) 3:42 Temperatures outside versus hoop house 4:34 How did the plants hold up to the extreme cold? 6:50 The plants we're growing are more cold hardy than most people think Oscar Cameos: 4:14 4:34 6:21 8:16 I'm passionate about an approach to organic gardening that is frugal, easy, sustainable, and works with nature to achieve amazing results. My videos will help you grow more healthy organic fruits and vegetables, while working less and saving money. I don't push gardening products. I don't hype bogus "garden secrets". I provide evidence based strategies to help you grow a lot of food on a little land without spending much or working harder than you have to!
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We helped Josh's wife make a DIY Greenhouse with help from Lowe's. It was a fun & challenging build, but Lowe’s is the perfect partner to help you finish your fall projects and get back to enjoying what matters. Look below for everything we used in this project! TOOLS & SUPPLIES (affiliate links): Sunlite Polycarbonate Sheets: 🤍 Brown Engineered Panel Siding: 🤍 Tuftex 6mm H Channel: 🤍 National Hardware Spring Hinges: 🤍 Kreg Accu-Cut: 🤍 30 Seconds Outdoor Cleaner: 🤍 Bostitch Framing Nailer: 🤍 DeWalt 20-volt Circular Saw: 🤍 DeWalt 20-volt Jigsaw: 🤍 DeWalt Drill & Driver Combo: 🤍 DeWalt Miter Saw: 🤍 Union Washer Wood Screws: 🤍 Keter Shelving Unit: 🤍 Accord Ventilation Register: 🤍 AcuRite Digital Thermometer: 🤍 🤍 🤍 MUSIC: 🤍 Josh's wife is really into gardening and planting beautiful greenery leading to her desire for a greenhouse. This way, she can keep her plants alive during the winter months and incubate some new plants so they're ready for the spring. Josh began the design with a 3d model in Fusion 360. We got our bill of materials and the cut list then headed to our local Lowe's to get the supplies to begin framing the structure. I chose to use pressure treated lumber for this exterior addition to resist the moisture and humidity that may build up inside the greenhouse. Using Josh's measurements, we nailed together the floor and added the front and back wall studs. Before adding a structure to your yard, you may chose to grate and level the area beforehand. Josh didn't want to tear up the yard, and here in Kentucky, the clay is super hard. In lieu of digging into the ground to level it, we chose to level the floor frame by adding 2x4 posts semi-driven into the ground. This way, Josh and i could level the floor and nail it to those posts along the span of the greenhouse. Now that we had a level surface to work from, we continued to build out the frame by connecting the front and back studs and then connecting those two walls with some ceiling joists. For the greenhouse floor, Josh wanted something that could resist any standing water that would fall down from the plants. We found some engineered siding panels at Lowe's that are weather-resistant and come in large, 4' x 8' sheets. These panels are only 3/8" thick, so we added another layer of pressure treated 1/2" plywood to ensure the floor was strong enough to walk on. We fit three of these double-layered panels on top of the floor frame, making sure to cut around the wall studs and secured them with screws. For the greenhouse's exterior, it is possible to simply cover the bare frame with the clear polycarbonate sheets, but because of this greenhouse's size, that would take more than the 10 panels we allotted for this project. We had to order the sheets from Lowes.com and the came in a pack of 10. So rather than sacrificing the size of the greenhouse, Josh got creative and added a decorative element to the outside that helped use less polycarbonate. We decided to use the cutoffs of the engineered, exterior sheeting to make a skirting of wood panels that wrapped around the greenhouse. To cover any seams and to give the element some definition, Josh cut up some 1x4 trim pieces that really set the decorative element apart. It looked really nice and flowed super well with the overall design. Again, these step is optional, but it does look fantastic and it helps save on the more expensive material later. At this point in the project, we have a nice looking frame of a greenhouse. To make it functional as a greenhouse, we need a way to trap the radiant heat from the sun inside the structure. We found many ways to do this from using reclaimed windows, rolls of plastic tarp pulled tight, glass panes, and sheets of acrylic. Read more at : 🤍 #greenhouse #diy #how-to Subscribe: 🤍 Check out my TopVideos!: 🤍 Learn 3d modeling, get digital plans, and cool merch at 🤍 Want to support ILTMS? Get exclusive content and more... 🤍 FOLLOW: 🤍 🤍 🤍 #ILikeToMakeStuff How to Make a DIY Greenhouse | I Like To Make Stuff 🤍 I Like To Make Stuff 🤍
Subscribe Here 🤍 Growing Vegetables in Greenhouse. This video shows you how I am growing vegetables like water leaf, sweet bitter leaf, bell peppers, ghost peppers, Habenaro pepper, onion and many other vegetables in my greenhouse, two months into the growing season the greenhouse is doing great,some Ghost pepper, habanero pepper, onion, bitter leaf (bitter leaves), water leaf, spinach and other spinach-like vegetable are already being harvested. Water leaf is use to cook eru and other dishes, sweet bitter leaf is use to cook Ndole and other soups. check back later for more updates of my greenhouse. Thanks for Watching For more information checkout my blog 🤍 Want to check out my channel head over to 7Savings Garden 🤍 Website 🤍 Facebook page 🤍 Twitter 🤍 Equipments Camera 1 🤍 Camera 2 🤍 Sound 1 🤍 Sound 2 🤍 Led light 🤍 Flash 🤍 Tripod 🤍 Video editing 1 🤍 Video editing 2 🤍 Video editing 3 🤍 Need Something On Walmart? Shop With This Link-🤍 Need Something On Amazon? Shop With This Link-🤍 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "How to grow Garden Egg from Seeds" 🤍 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
I take you through what is growing right now ( May 2021) in my small greenhouse and raised bed vegetable garden. Some seedlings have been planted out while I’ve only just put my sunflower seeds in. There is also a tutorial on how I grow my tomatoes. The stencil I used on my greenhouse floor came from 🤍 My Links: Instagram - 🤍 Blog - 🤍 Shop - 🤍 Please like and subscribe if you enjoyed the video!
Greenhouse gardening tips from lovegreenhouses, footage courtesy of the BBC. We hope you enjoy this greenhousing tips video that will help you to grow tomatoes in your greenhouse at home, as presented by Monty Don from Gardeners World BBC. All videos in greenhouse gardening tip playlist are created by the original copyright holder. These videos are posted for educational purposes only and not for profit. If these videos are in breach of copyright, please contact us and we will remove the offending video(s) immediately. Love Greenhouse is powered by Battles. Battles is based in Lincoln UK and specialises in equine and garden products, such as Sulphur Candles which help pest control in the greenhouse. Helping you keep pests and spores to a minimum. 🤍lovegreenhouses.co.uk
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After sowing tomato seeds, pricking the seedlings out, and growing the plants on, it's now time to plant in the greenhouse. In cooler climates, or places that suffer Blight, it's better to grow tomatoes under cover. In this video I share my tips on growing tomatoes in the greenhouse including how to plant them, training them to grow up a string, and how I use clay pots, called Ollas, as self-waterers. Along with growing my tomatoes in a long planter using organic compost and composted manure, I'm also growing two in a conventional grow-bag. Over the summer we'll be comparing how the tomato plants do and any differences between the two growing mediums. Questions for you: 1. Are you growing tomatoes this year? If so, what's your set-up like? 2. Have you ever tried using an Olla before? See the other videos in the tomato growing series: 🤍 Interested in how I make videos? Here's my essential equipment* Main camera 🤍 Main camera lens 🤍 Secondary camera 🤍 Secondary camera tripod 🤍 Microphone 🤍 *Lovely Greens is a participant in Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Basically I make a small commission if you end up making a purchase. Thank you for your support. 1. If you enjoyed this video please give it a thumbs up and subscribe over here: 🤍 2. Remember to TURN ON notifications to know when new videos are out 3. Subscribe to my free weekly newsletter: 🤍 4. Have a question or comment? Please leave them below I love to hear from you! 5. Support Lovely Greens 🤍 thank you so much for helping make Lovely Greens happen. ABOUT LOVELY GREENS 🤍 #backyardgardening #greenhouse #vegetablegarden
Frost is very harmful to plants. Frost has been hitting hard this year and lots of my plants are struggling to survive in the frost. Frost freezes the water inside the plants and when the frozen water expands, it destroys plants cells. kills plants in process. To remedy the situation, I came up with 5 Low Cost Greenhouse Ideas. These ideas are very easy to use and very easy to implement. Make sure to always reuse and recycle plastic. Govee WiFi Wireless Temperature Sensor 🤍 Plastic Container Mini Greenhouse 🤍 #Greenhouse #DIYGreenhouse #Garden #Gardening Website: DaisyCreekFarms.com YouTube: 🤍 Like Facebook Page: 🤍 Join Facebook Group: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Pinterest: 🤍 How to Make Compost 🤍 Buy Kitchen Scraps in Your Garden and This Happens 🤍 5 Benefits of Coconut Coir 🤍 7 Tips to Grow Lots of Lemons 🤍 7 Tips to Grow Lots of Oranges 🤍 210 Lbs of Orange Harvest from 2 Trees 🤍 14 Store Bought Vegetables you can Regrow 🤍 How to Grow Potatoes 🤍 Growing 3 Types of Fingerling Potatoes 🤍 How to Grow Lots of Radishes 🤍 Top 5 Microgreens You Must Grow 🤍 Top 5 Sprouts You Must Grow 🤍 10 Herbs You Can Grow Indoors 🤍 5 Beneficial Insects to Must Have in Garden 🤍 _ MAILING ADDRESS Jag Singh PO BOX 312 Fowler, CA 93625 PRODUCT REVIEWS Send products to the above address and send the Tracking ID to info (at) DaisyCreekFarms.com I make educational videos for my viewers and will not be able to center my video on a product. If I like your product, I will include it in one of my videos and mention your product. I will also use it in future videos as needed. If I do not like the product, it won't make it in the video. Please send a prepaid return address label if you would like the product returned to you in this case. _ CONTRIBUTIONS Patreon 🤍 Love these videos? You can support our effort with a small contribution through Patreon. All contributions will go towards building the future You Pick Your Own Organic Vegetable Farm and helping the ones in need in the community. _ GROWING MEDIUM Kemf Coconut Coir 🤍 MaJo Coconut Coir 🤍 20"x10" Growing Trays 🤍 _ SEEDS Wheat Seeds 🤍 MicroGreen Sunflower Seeds 🤍 MicroGreen Pea Seeds 🤍 MicroGreen Radish Seeds 🤍 Mung Bean Sprout Seeds 🤍 Broccoli Sprout Seeds 🤍 Cress Seeds 🤍 _ TOOLS Pocket Hole Jig 🤍 Pruning Shears 🤍 Healthy Juicer Cold Press 🤍 Govee WiFi Wireless Temperature Sensor 🤍 _ PESTICIDES Neem Oil 🤍 Fungicide 🤍 BT Spray 🤍 Spinosad Spray 🤍 Pure Castile Soap 32 Oz 🤍 Pure Castile Soap 1 Gallon 🤍 Diatomaceous Earth Food Grade 10 Lb 🤍 Powder Duster 🤍 Milky Spores 🤍 Corn Meal 🤍 _ CAMERA GEAR Sony A6500 🤍 Sony 35mm F/1.8 Prie Lens 🤍 Rode Video Mic 🤍 DJI Mavic Pro 🤍 iPhone Lens Kit 🤍 Micro SD Card for Mavic Pro: 🤍 SDHC Extreme Pro Card: 🤍 Zhyuin Crane 🤍 Rangers Tripod 🤍 Altura Camera Bag 🤍 Voking Camera Flash 🤍 Underwater iPhone Case 🤍 LED String Lights White 🤍 LED String Lights Yellow 🤍 FUJETEK Selfie Stick: 🤍 SD Card Case: 🤍 NOTE: Yes, some of these links are Amazon affiliate links. That just means I get a small commission if you actually click through these link and buy something. I don’t get much, but every little bit helps. Thank You for your support!
Some helpful advice based on my own experiences of features you might want in your greenhouse and might just help you avoid the pitfalls before you buy a greenhouse. I've owned polythene, polycarbonate, and glass greenhouses and grown in all seasons with each. So I thought it might be useful to give you my experiences of greenhouses from someone who has grown tomatoes, peppers, aubergine, courgettes, chillies, herbs, flowers, and lots more. Plus I grow all year round in mine. What should you think about before buying a greenhouse to help you get the best from your growing experience. - Frequently asked questions - 1.Our greenhouse is 6ft by 8ft classic greenhouse (no fancy extras) 2.Our greenhouse is by a British company called Rhino Greenhouses, they do not ship outside the UK ▶SUBSCRIBE◀ We hope you enjoyed this video and more of our content, if so, consider subscribing so that you’ll get notifications when we post new videos. LINK: 🤍 ▶LINKS TO ALL THE GREAT TOOLS ETC YOU SEE ME USE◀ 🤍 ▶ELI AND KATE ON THE WEB◀ *Patreon: 🤍 *Our website: 🤍 ▶ CHANNEL BRANDED SWAG ◀ Get your Eli & Kate t-shirts: 🤍 Funk Game Loop by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (🤍 Source: 🤍 Artist: 🤍 #Greenhouse #gardening #GrowYourOwn #gardening #gardeningtips
#greenhousegardening #diygreenhouse #howtobuildagreenhouse ANOTHER GREENHOUSE?!?!?! It's done, it's FINALLY DONE... Come hang out with us as we build an adorable 8X10 back yard greenhouse from scratch! And YOU can build one too! This is our 2nd greenhouse build as most of you know...I was SO sad when we sold the farmhouse and I had to let go of my wonderful greenhouse that Joe built me after only using it ONE spring! But...a little bit of persuasion aka begging and some puppy dog eyes & I was finally able to convince Joe to build me another one! YES! *WE DO NOT HAVE PLANS for this build* I gave Joe the dimensions I wanted & he built to those specs! This video is the only instruction we have to offer. We're happy to answer questions though! Gardening in the greenhouse is awesome! The plants THRIVE in the warm temperature & the greenhouse protects the plants from pests AND the outside elements like storms that can bring torrential down pours and terrorizing winds...which can be detrimental to your growing crops! This greenhouse is probably 1/2 the size of the farm greenhouse BUT it will give us a lot of growing space regardless & most importantly, it'll give me somewhere to spend my time in the cold winter months to still be creative in the garden & continue providing goodies for our bellies! This greenhouse took us about 2-1/2 wks to build...I actually couldn't believe how fast we did it but that's just how we roll! We spent roughly $2500 to build this beauty. A lot of things I got super cheap on Offer Up like the door for $10, the antique ladder was cheap (can't remember exactly how much I paid because I got it years ago!) and the pink vintage sink I snagged for ONLY $25! Yeah baby! I hope you enjoy this video, Joe & I worked really hard and we were excited to share it with you! Drop me a comment below if you have any questions about how we built our greenhouse! 👍 Let’s Connect! Follow Home Free Alaska on your favorite social media: Instagram ➡ 🤍 Facebook ➡ 🤍 Pinterest ➡ 🤍 👉 🤍 Email 📧 homefreealaska🤍gmail.com 🎙 Listen to the Podcast Show: "Life with Tina" 🤍 SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL through our affiliate links: 1. TOUPS & CO. organic skin care & makeup! 🤍 🏷 USE COUPON CODE: "HOMEFREEALASKA10” for 10% off your entire order! 2. 🛍 You can also SHOP Amazon using our affiliate link: 🤍 3. To learn more about ESSENTIAL OILS & how YOU can get your oils 25% off: 🎁 Check out my Doterra wellness link here: 🤍 4. 🛒 Check out our Amazon storefront to see ALL of our favorites: 🤍 🥇Show us some love over on PayPal at: 🤍 Paypal username: 🤍homefreealaska AMAZON LINKS FOR YOUTUBE EQUIPMENT I USE: Camera equipment: Canon rebel EOS SL2 camera & video recorder: 🤍 (Amazon) Rode microphone: 🤍 (Amazon) Microphone wind buff: 🤍 (Amazon) Mini tripod stand with flexible legs: 🤍 (Amazon) Easy clip on lapel microphone: 🤍 (Amazon) 60" tripod stand: 🤍 (Amazon) USB battery charger with 2 extra batteries: 🤍 (Amazon) 128GB SD card: 🤍 (Amazon) Apple mac book air 13.3": 🤍 (Amazon) Macbook air USB adapter: 🤍 (Amazon) Hard drive 4TB: 🤍 (Amazon) 700W professional soft box lights (2): 🤍 (Amazon) Ruko F11Gim drone with camera: 🤍 (Amazon) This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases (at no additional cost to you). I ONLY endorse products that I personally use & love!
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GROW YOUR OWN Foodscape and organic garden in your frontyard. 🤍 We take a quick tour showing our 6ft x 8ft (1.8 x 2.4 meters) greenhouse made by Palram. The video features our rain catchment system and barrel, solar panels for fans, two citrus trees (meyer lemon and mandarin orange), and our vegetable seed starting station. We discuss numerous tips for a small hobby greenhouse including adding insulation, strategies for passive solar heat collection with milk jugs and geothermal, building a strong foundation, picking a good location, and venting. Learn more about Foodscaping Utah at 🤍
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Update- Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishvavidyalaya (now Chaudhary Sarwan Kumar Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishvavidyalaya) was established on 1st November, 1978.The College of Agriculture (established in May, 1966) formed the nucleus of new farm University. It is an ISO 9001:2008 certified institution.
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The University has been given the mandate for making provision for imparting education in agriculture and other allied branches of learning, furthering the advancement of learning and prosecution of research and undertaking extension of such sciences, especially to the rural people of Himachal Pradesh.
Over the years, this University has contributed significantly in transforming the farm scenario of Himachal Pradesh. Today, the State has earned its name for hill agricultural diversification and the farming community has imposed its faith in the University.
As we can see that the University has four constituent colleges. The College of Agriculture has 13 departments, Dr.G.C.Negi College of Veterinary & Animal Science has 16 departments, the College of Home Science has five departments and the College of Basic Sciences has four departments. These colleges offer six Bachelor Degree programmes and the Dean, Post Graduate Studies offers 32 Masters Degree & 19 Doctoral Degree programmes. At present 1145 students are on roll and 5292 students have passed out from the University since its inception.Chaudhary Sarwan Kumar Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishvavidyalaya results
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The Center for Digital Agriculture of Serbia was launched at the ceremony held at the BioSense Institute on October 2, 2017. The opening of the Centre and releasing of the AgroSense digital platform represent vital steps towards introducing innovative solutions based on information technologies, whose aim is to boost competitiveness and efficiency of agriculture in the country.
The Center was officially declared open by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia Ana Brnabić. The ceremony was also attended by the President of the Provincial Government Igor Mirović, the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Branislav Nedimović, the Provincial Secretary for Higher Education and Scientific Reasearch Prof. Dr. Zoran Milošević, the Provincial Secretary for Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Vuk Radojević, MSc, and the Rector of the University of Novi Sad Prof. Dr. Dušan Nikolić.
The Center for Digital Agriculture of Serbia and the AgroSense digital platform stem from the synergy between agriculture and information technologies through the development of scientific research. The AgroSense digital platform, whose essential services will be free of charge for all farmers, enables the mobile phone to become a new tool for exchanging timely, geographically accurate and relevant information on the activities related to agricultural production, such as: satellite monitoring of crop performance, localized meteorological data, digitalized data on chemical composition of soil and its texture, field activity diary, the seed and chemical preparations catalog and the catalog of the most contemporary technological solutions for precision agriculture. Owing to the Center for digital technologies in agriculture, Serbia will be the only country outside the European Union with free usage of satellite data.
The BioSense Institute is the Research and Development Institute for Information Technologies in Biosystems, which was proclaimed by the European Union as one of 30 scientific and research institutions in Europe with the greatest potential in the field of biotechnologies. The Institute was established by transforming the center bearing the same name, which was created within the Faculty of Technical Sciences of the University of Novi Sad.
The project Antares of the BioSense Institute won the first place in 2016, acquiring a budget of 28 million euros within the Horizon 2020 program, while competing with almost 200 projects across Europe, among which were the projects of the leading European and world scientific and research institutions.
The Center for Digital Agriculture of Serbia and the AgroSense digital platform were officially launched October 2, 2017 in the BioSense Institute.


Golf Course Information
The land started in the Shay family, was sold by Duane's father to Verine Dutton. Duane purchased the land just out of school, in 1953. What stood as farm land for many years, was suddenly transformed in the mid 1990's to what is today known as Majestic Hills Golf Course. It all started in the mid 90's with a brochure from the Cooperative Extension on alternatives to farming. This was in a period of time when farms were going broke. The professors at Cornell University determined that the old sheep pasture had the right angles and rolling slopes that turned out to be perfect for a golf course. With the help from the Cooperative Extension engineers, a course was designed to fit the landscape without harming its natural beauty. Presently occupying 75 acres, 15 cleared from the surrounding forest. New holes will bring the course up to 100 acres. The owner Duane Shay, and his family spent a few labor intensive years creating Majestic Hills. The course finally opened around 1995.
Work is never done at a golf course. There is always an emphasis on improvement of condition of play. Two new holes are done, and in play. A practice green is done. The changes will allow increased quality of play.
A warm relaxed atmosphere with cool breezes during a hot summers day always welcomes a golfer even on the hottest of days. The elevation levels of the course allow a constant flow of moderate temperatures, making it always a pleasure to golf or just stop in for a visit to admire the view.
Golf Course Info
- Course Type: Public
- Architect: Duane Shay
- Opened: 1995
Golf Course Stats
- Back Tees: 2759 Yards
- Back Slope: 113
- Back Rating: 43.0
Green Fees and RatesCall 716-554-6691 for rates and tee times.
Tee Times & Reservations
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Contact Majestic Hills Golf Course at 716-554-6691 for more information and details on holding a golf outing at the course.
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Restaurant and Dining Options:Contact Majestic Hills Golf Course at 716-554-6691 for onsite or nearby dining options.
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Welcome to the 2022 DEKALB SuperSpiel. Bayer is once again pleased to support this prestigious event on the world curling stage with our seed brand; DEKALB®. We look forward to viewing some exciting championship curling!
The DEKALB seed brand continues to innovate and offer new solutions for farmers in Manitoba and across Canada. DEKALB offers an extensive line-up of products for farmers and leads the field in breeding innovations. Our priority is to discover new ways to turn yield potential into bushels in your bin through research and development, high-performing seed, agronomic expertise and customized advice and solutions. The 2023 season is lining up as a very exciting year for Bayer and DEKALB as we are launching three new DEKALB TruFlex® canola hybrids, four new corn hybrids and two new soybean varieties. With the strong performance of BUTEO™ Start seed treatment, it is now part of the standard base seed treatment package on DEKALB canola which provides powerful protection against striped and crucifer flea beetles. Bayer also recently launched Laudis® herbicide for corn and Cirray™ herbicide for wheat and barley, in an ongoing effort to bring innovative solutions to help farmers maximize profitability and production on every acre.
We are thrilled to support the 2022 DEKALB SuperSpiel and wish all the curlers best of luck this week. Thanks to all the local sponsors and volunteers that make this event such a success for so many years in a row. We wish you the very best for another successful event.
Welcome one and all to the 15th anniversary of the DEKALB SuperSpiel. It is exciting for curling to be back to normal. It is great to have so many teams interested in the DEKALB SuperSpiel this year.
You will see some great curling – all hosted on “Arena Type Ice” in the Morris Curling Club under the head ice technician, Matt Rankine. Greg Ewasko has been with us the past 14 years and is unavailable this year. Greg is now Curling Canada’s Head Ice technician. Matt has been helping Greg since 2014 and we welcome him in his new role. Thank-you for 14 years.
We welcome back our Super Fans, Players and Sponsors. Without all of you, the DEKALB SuperSpiel would not have become the special event it is.
We would like to thank our Title Sponsor, Bayer Canada and their DEKALB Brand for their continued support as Title Sponsor for 15 years! We also thank our Presenting Level Sponsors for their continued support; Meridian Industries (Women) and EcoPoxy Presenting Sponsor of the Men’s event. To our Official Host Sponsors – Town of Morris and a special welcome to Morris and District Chamber of Commerce as a new Host Sponsor. Thanks to Lounge Sponsor – RBC Dominion Securities, Patrick Rae / Royal Bank; and our Web Sponsor – Roadmap. We appreciate all your super support! A Super welcome to AGI – Westfield Industries that has joined us in a new category as Presenting Sponsor of “Youth and Development”.
We are lucky to have wonderful Media support. It is another critical aspect to the success of this event. We thank them all for their great coverage and dedication to our event. We are pleased to have the Winnipeg Free Press and Golden West Radio as our Presenting Media Partners.
Volunteers are special. We are very fortunate to have many Volunteers that contribute to the smooth running of our event. Many of our Volunteers have been with us all 15 years. Thanks to Casinos of Winnipeg, our Volunteer Sponsor, for their support!
Thanks to all the many other Sponsors that also help to make this event possible. We encourage you to take time to look through the program to see our wonderful Sponsor support. We ask you to thank them and support their businesses while you are in the area.
Thank you to all Sponsors, Volunteers, Fans and of course, the Teams for your support of the DEKALB SuperSpiel. Look forward to seeing you all for the 16th annual DEKALB SuperSpiel December 1-4, 2023.
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It begins on the Beautiful Island of Hawaii!
We believe at Honomu Jams in taking care of our beautiful Aina (Land). This is why we choose to use the best produce. All the fruits used in our preserves are from local farms and other local vendors which allows us to produce all of our delicious and healthy jams.
Only the best ingredients are used! Here at Honomu Jams we want to give you the full flavor that Mother Nature intended. For that reason, no water is used in our recipes, no fructose corn syrup, additives or preservatives are used. .
So come experience the flavors from the multitudes of local tropical fruits that grow on our Island of Hawaii.
We are sure that once you try our unique and delicious products you will appreciate the Aloha and hard work that goes into each and every jar from Honomu Jams and Jellies.
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Originating from Africa where it is consumed in many traditional diets, eragrostis tef—in Greek “the grass of love”—is a tiny, poppyseed sized grain comprised of around 14% protein and more calcium than any other grain. An estimated 20-40% of teff’s carbohydrates are resistant starches, making it beneficial for blood sugar management and optimal weight. We buy our brown teff flour from American growers who use good-for-the-earth growing techniques and pay the farmers and workers fair wages. We love the earthy flavor and dark hue the teff flour gives to our Muffins and Teff Bread.
Another ancient small seed grain, millet is grown all over India, Africa and East Asia, where in Chinese its symbol is combined with “mouth” to make the word “harmony.” Millet is hailed for its reliability in poor soil and harsh growing conditions, and is in fact the world’s sixth most important grain. Coming from the same grass family as teff, whole grain millet is high in insoluble fiber, complex B vitamins, and magnesium, and is about 11% protein by weight. Our organic millet is grown and milled in the USA. We love millet for its nutty flavor and light coloring, especially in our Pancakes and Scones.
Though cultivated primarily as a fuel and livestock crop in the US, sorghum is another drought tolerant, nutrient dense ancient grain originating in North Africa and used all over Africa, Asia, and even Latin America for everything from porridge to flatbread, syrup to beer. Sorghum boasts a high level of antioxidants, B-complex vitamins and unlike many other grains can be eaten with all its outer layers, including the hull where most of its minerals are stored. Our organic sorghum is US grown by farmer co-operatives. We love the mild flavor and soft texture of sorghum, especially in our Gluten Free Flour Blend, Sorghum Bread, and Buns.


Online Store Open Hours: Tuesday @ 5pm - Wednesday @ 9 pm. (Pickup or delivery on Thursday.)
You can find details for the online store here: https://www.ravenrockfarm.com/shop
We are continuing with our 2020 growing plans. We will be seeding, planting, harvesting and loving the gardens, orchards and berry patches as usual. But the way we get our veggies to you has changed.
Our Roadside Farm Stand has changed to an Online Store. During our open hours, you can register as a customer, then place an order and make payment online, and choose either pickup or delivery. We will also be attending the Saturday Market. The online store and all the details can be found here: https://www.ravenrockfarm.com/
Raven Rock Farm grows ‘real’ vegetables and fruit on beautiful Pender Island, BC. We are a small Certified Organic farm located on a south-facing hillside, where the garden plots lie among small orchards of plum, pear and apple trees, flower and herb gardens, berry patches and nut trees. We approach our gardens and orchards as the living entities they are, and take seriously our obligation to steward and enhance healthy soil, water and biodiversity. We use integrated pest management and organic principles to build healthy living soil that nourishes the food we grow. We call our produce ‘real’, because it demonstrates the reality of naturally grown food.
Our season usually runs from May to September, with a continuous supply of lettuce and other greens and in-season production of most other veggies and fruits. Our produce is available at the Saturday Farmers' Market, Southridge Farms Country Store and an online store. You will also find our produce on your plate at several local restaurants, including Woods on Pender.
We start seedlings for both the farm and for public sales in our timber frame greenhouse, specializing in tomato and pepper seedlings.
Raven Rock Farm is our home and back yard, so we do not offer farm tours or open our gardens to the public.
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, or sign up for our mailing list on our website, to stay in the loop regarding special harvests, plant sales, farm stand hours and markets.


Qingdao Cheun Jep Foodstuff Co., Ltd. established in 2000, mainly
dealing in processing and exporting frozen vegetables and fruits.
Our Company has achieved national exporting certificates,
registered in FDA and passed BRC, HALAL, KOSHER, HACCP, QS and
ISO9001, ISO22000 international quality system certificates.
Registered Madrid trademark, 5 sets of domestic trademarks, and
gained an excellent reputation in the world market.
It is located in the northwest of Qingdao city, It is 70 kilometers
to Qingdao airport, 80 kilometers to Qingdao port and connected
with the 206 National Highway in the east and the Jinan-Qingdao
Expressway in the south. So it has the advantage of "geographical
position and ease of commuting.
Our main product lines have two series and contain 40 varieties. It
has been exported to more than 30 countries and regions such as
America, Canada, Europe, Australia, Korea, Japan, Russia, Latin
America, India, Southeast Asia, Middle East areas etc.
During the past 13 years, the company has evolved from a simple
processing company to a modernized enterprise with characteristics
such as planting scale, picking processing mechanization,
management intensification, quality control systems and the sales
network, Developing into a system that can control food quality,
high safety and can manage the whole industry chain including
planting, Picking, processing, storage, transportation, marketing.
By 2012, the company has set up a farm occupying area of 5328000
square meters around the Qingdao city, 33300000 square meters in Wu
Lan Cha Bu which known as "Capital of Chinese Potato" in Inner
Mongolia. The environment for farming is excellent. The climate is
cool and refreshing. It is suitable for the control of plant
diseases and insect pests without the use of pesticides and the
biological fertilizer practice conditions are excellent. Although
intensively cultivated, we can better control residual pesticide,
fertilizer rate, water and soil pollution. The rate of vegetable
harvesting mechanization has reached more than 90%. (The company
has imported an American super sweet corn combine harvester, pea
combine harvester and spinach harvester which are worth one million
five hundred thousands US Dollars totally). It fully guarantees the
best harvesting period to keep the moisture, sugar and freshness of
At present, our four processing factories (3 in Qingdao, 1 in Inner
Mongolia), with occupying area 273060 square meters totally. have
five professional production lines that include dicing machine,
slicer, segment cutter, fully-automated packaging machine and other
advanced processing equipment, They were imported from USA and
Belgium, Achieving more than 95% our refining link mechanical
automation. The annual output can reach more than 200, 000 tons
with the capacity of 60, 000 tons low temperature frozen storage
and 10, 000 tons fresh storage.


Over time, fog misting units have gained popularity. Ideally, their main use is to cool the outdoors. The units are majorly out to use in summer and other hot days in areas that are near deserts. Equally, the equipment is also used commercially. Besides being used at homes, the units are used for several other reasons as highlighted herein.
Ideally, misting units work under high pressure and produce fine water droplets. The spray is generated due to the combination of the size of the nozzle holes and the small water pumps in the system. When the water reaches the air, it undergoes flash evaporation and that is what causes the cooling effect.
The equipment comes in handy in greenhouses for controlling temperature and humidity as well. Theme park fog systems are set up on a timer so that it operates during certain hours. Additionally, the units have sensors as well so that they are triggered once the temperature or relative humidity gets to a specific level. That promotes healthy and vigorous growth of greenhouse crops.
Commercial misting systems are also useful in agricultural cooling. Exaggerated temperatures can result in discomfort to animals or even death. That negatively influences the production of your animals. For this reason, the misting units should be used for cooling the animal houses to help achieve or maintain high production.
Food industries make use of misting units as well. Food must be stored at certain temperature to prevent spoilage. Also, the humidity level in the store must be examined. Companies in this industry need misters that provide just the right humidity that does bot wet the product. Misters that form water promote mold growth that cause food spoilage. The molds are also a health risk. Know the different fog types in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fog#Types.
The systems are also used in industries that face major dust problems. The dust is not only a health concern but also reduces the visibility and causes eye problems. A dust suppression system is therefore needed. The system releases dust suppression sprays via the nozzles to form a mist that magnetizes dust particles making them to settle. The primary factor that makes this process successful is that the size of the water droplets produced is almost similar to that of the dust particles. Thus, the dust and spray particles merge fast.
Whichever the application, you need a misting unit that is efficient. You should buy from reputable brands and maintain them as needed. Maintenance includes replacing any pipes that are broken and unblocking blocked nozzles. An efficient system can save you from heightened power bills.


Tree Mulching Services, Melbourne
It’s unusual to see back gardens or commercial outdoor areas that aren’t covered in mulch in Australia, and this is for a good reason. Mulch is nature’s protective covering for plants and trees, helping to improve nutrient-deficient soil and keep in any moisture in the ground and save it from evaporating in our country’s harsh climate.
Stark Tree Services provides high quality tree mulching at a great price, and can provide one-off or regular mulching services for all your landscaping needs. Call us today to ask us more about mulching and using mulch on your property!
Environmentally friendly and cost effective tree mulching
Having the clippings and branches from trees, plants and shrubs mulched is a fantastic way to ‘recycle’ the vegetation on your property – imagine having your trees lopped or cleared, and then having no waste out of the process at all! This sustainable practice has become more popular recently, with more and more property owners choosing to mulch and use their untreated timber waste rather than have it disposed of at the local tip.
Stark Tree Services offers tree mulching as an add on to our popular tree removal, pruning and land clearing services. We can also deliver high quality mulch in bulk for gardens, community spaces and for landscaping around commercial premises. We offer competitive rates, and can get it there as quickly as you need it.
Contact Stark Trees Services today to find out more about our mulching services.
Reasons to mulch your property
There are many different types of mulch you can get – from pebbles and gravel to lucerne, pea straw, sugar cane and bark and wood chips – however most of it acts in a similar way to protect the ground it covers and prevent weeds from growing. Let’s look at some of the reasons why mulching has become so popular today with gardeners and landscape designers.
Preventing growth of weeds
Weeds are the bane of gardeners everywhere. They can be unsightly, steal precious water, sunlight and nutrients from surrounding plants, and they can be almost impossible to eradicate by hand. Using a professional strength weed killer is one way to ensure the removal of weeds, however a more environmentally-friendly and longer lasting solution is to use mulch.
One of the uses of mulch is to hide uneven or even unsightly areas, providing a nice, uniform covering. It can also be used for design purposes, linking some parts of the landscape together and separating others, and for bringing out the natural beauty of plants as a contrast.
Moisture retention and reducing water usage
We’re all looking for ways to cut down our water bills, particularly if you own a large property. Mulching around plants and trees can help reduce the amount of water you need to use on your property because it insulates and protects against evaporation, as well as keeping the underlying ground at a more even temperature. This means that the vegetation is more likely to grow evenly.
Enriching the soil
One of the best features of mulch is that it breaks down naturally, adding decaying matter into the soil and enriching it with much needed minerals. It has also been shown that mulch can encourage the presence of earthworms, which act on the soil positively by softening and aerating it. Many studies have found that earthworm populations will fall when there is widespread use of chemical fertilisers and weed killers, so mulch is a fantastic way to not only encourage these amazing creatures to work for you, but an environmentally friendly choice as well.
Tips for effective tree mulching
When you’re thinking of having mulch brought in, there are some factors you’ll need to think about, including preparation of the site and the type of mulch you might need.
Having a company such as Stark Tree Services provide a bulk order of mulch will mean that you’ll need to think about how much you’ll need, as well as the type of mulch. You’ll also need to think about how best to prepare the areas on your property before the delivery. This might include the removal of weeds, and laying down special weed barriers or mats that prevent their growth but also let nutrients from the mulch seep through into the soil below.
Not all mulches are equal, and you should choose a type that does what you need it to do. Bark and wood chips are a great all round choice for their versatility, their good looks and their superior protection against moisture loss. Wood chips can also act to keep soil in place in the event of torrential rain and natural erosion.
Finally, to keep the mulch in place, consider placing edging or walls to enclose the area. This will prevent any accidental loss of the wood chips, and will help to keep your landscaping looking neat and tidy.
Tree mulching is easy with Stark Tree Services
Stark Tree Services is the number one choice in Melbourne for tree mulching and bulk mulch deliveries. We are cost-effective and efficient, and offer our services at competitive prices.
Our professional staff are highly trained in all aspects of tree removal, trimming and pruning, as well as mulching the branches, leaves and even the trunks to give you a mess-free and sustainable source of mulch for your property. We provide our services to both residential and commercial properties, and offer a range of services including –
- Land clearance
- Power line clearance work
- Property maintenance
- Tree lopping and removal
- Tree stump grinding
- Tree stump removal
We are completely insured and are dedicated to the highest standards of safety in everything we do – we are proud of our safety record over the past 12 years. Our friendly operators can provide you with a no obligation quote, and explain our services in easy to understand language so you know exactly what you’re getting for your money.
So if you need tree mulching services in Melbourne, or looking for someone to provide mulch for your landscaping project or general gardening purposes, contact Stark Tree Services today.


Sirin Farm is dedicated to the principal of sustainable farming. Our primary goal is to raise heritage livestock to the highest ethical and environmental standards while producing healthy meats that tastes great for our customers to enjoy.
At Sirin Farm we mainly follow the Korean Method of natural farming, which means our livestock are fed Sirin Farm’s special formula of home grown fermented feed, and through the “magic” of EM ( Efficient Microorganisms) all our animal waste converts to the best organic fertilizer nature can produce. Therefore, at Sirin Farm we don’t use antibiotics, growth hormones or chemical fertilizers whatsoever, and we are very proud of this legacy.
We currently raise Pekin ducks, Bresse Chickens, full blood Lowline Angus, but our main focus is producing corn fed chickens and naturally raised, purebred and certified Berkshire pigs. We work with butchers, restaurants, hotels and even sell direct so please contact us for good tasting, humanely raised, healthy meat for your family and friends.


Please check back with us in March for the 2018 class schedule.
Compost is a crumbly, nutrient-rich soil amendment that is great for your plants, lawn and garden. Learn how easy it is to make your own compost in your backyard from food scraps and yard waste by signing up for one of Denver Recycles’ and Denver Urban Gardens’ FREE hands-on composting classes.
All classes are free, but participants must register at least one week in advance so the class can be properly staffed. Classes are held at the Denver Compost Demonstration Site located in the Gove Community Garden at 13th Ave. and Colorado Blvd.


BRISEA, together with selected technology/specialty companies, performed an on-site pilot scale soil remediation test. The project provided valuable data to be applied to a full scale remediation program.
The pilot scale demonstration is accompanied by an optimization study using available project data which can be adjusted in the final technical approach by the data collected in the pilot operations.
The BRISEA Team selected two remedial technologies which were tested in the pilot runs. The pilot tests were designed to treat both the saturated and the unsaturated zone soils. This allows testing the efficacy of the technologies across the soil layers as well as the groundwater saturated zone to a depth of 12 meters. The two selected technologies are complementary in that they utilize the same delivery method.


On 2 March, the President of the European Investment Bank (EIB), Werner Hoyer, visited the Scientific-Research Centre of Agriculture of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture in Jighaura. Since 2019, this Scientific Centre is one of the beneficiaries of a €5.2 million EU project, implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO).
President Hoyer visited live grape collections, met with local farmers and businesses benefitting from EU support, and examined new screenhouses constructed under the project, which will help preserve the genetic purity of grape varieties unique to Georgia.
All activities are part of EU support to certification of the grape seedling sector in Georgia, which will help increase farm yields, develop the seedling industry and open the door for Georgian exports to the EU. This project is one of over 200 different EU–funded projects supporting Georgia’s development.
“I’m really impressed by Georgian agriculture and by the creativity of the people here who are successful in Georgian, but also in European markets,” said Hoyer. “The European Union and its bank, EIB, were very supportive of the sector when it comes to the overall picture, but also when it comes to individual SME financing via our partner banks here in Georgia.”
On 1 March, the EIB President also signed an agreement with Liberty Bank to expand an existing credit line for Georgian micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) via an additional €2.5 million, as part of a total package of €17.5 million.
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