Danielle Ernster of BioTherm shares why she feels the horticulture industry is too fragmented, and what can be done to unify it.
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Ok funny title ik but the situation wasn’t that funny. A while back I’ve noticed fresh tunnels popping up all around my raised beds, and at first I thought it was just moles. Turns out it was voles, because I kept finding half-eaten tomato roots and even my strawberry patch has been hit. I was so bummed… I’ve put a lot of work into this garden this season and it felt like I was just feeding them.
BUT I FINALLY BEAT THEM. Ok I’ve tried the usual stuff like snap traps near the beds, peppermint oil, even sprinkling cayenne powder and nothing worked. So out of desperation I ordered one of those repellers from Sonic barrier hoping it would slow them down and guess what. It worked wonders.
For anyone saying the sonic repellers do not work, maybe yours didn’t, but mine does. I’m so happyyyyy!!
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Rodent restaurant in my backyard – successfully destroyed. Read More »
The USCC and its representatives have worked to simplify compost labeling and registration on a national basis. However, individual composters must better understand product distribution regulations in states where they market. Part I
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The eight selected municipal and composter-led projects will receive grants “designed to fuel systemic change and increase the acceptance of certified compostable packaging across the U.S.”
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Dr Yao at New Mexico State University bred these from jujubes she imported from China 7-10 years ago. She says the mutation is a jujube version of the “donut peach”. I picked a few from her trees a couple weeks ago. Tastes pretty good. Related to So cultuvar I think.
Makes me think of Mario Bros for some reason.
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New “mushroom” Jujube cultivar. So cute! Read More »
Some southern villages in the Netherlands continue the ancient practice of protecting their homes with St. John’s bouquets and wreaths. An ethnobotanical survey was recently conducted to understand the species composition and function of these blessed charms.
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Atrium Agri is strengthening its international network with a new partner: June T&C, a young and ambitious company focused on both trading activities in Fast Moving Grower Goods (FMGG) and high-level cultivation consultancy. Founded by Julien Boijmans and Nedeljko Bašić, June T&C has a global network and…
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Tomato is one of the world’s most widely consumed vegetables, but its production is resource-intensive. Researchers led by Professor Wataru Yamori at the University of Tokyo have successfully cultivated both large tomatoes and cherry tomatoes under fully controlled conditions using LED lighting. Their…
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During Ontario Agriculture Week and in the lead-up to Thanksgiving, fruit and vegetable growers across the province are once again showing their commitment to fighting food insecurity and reducing food waste. For the fifth year in a row, the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association (OFVGA) is…
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More than a thousand employees have been sent home, and the final 3,000 tonnes of their tomatoes might have to be destroyed because South Africa has closed its border to Namibian produce, says Albert van der Merwe of Sonop Farms, growing tomatoes, butternuts and table grapes in Noordoewer, Namibia.…
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