The British blackberry season is underway, with growers working to raise the profile of the crop as part of the wider berry category. British Berry Growers, which represents 95% of the UK’s soft fruit growers, said blackberries are often overlooked because of their association with hedgerows. Isla Haslam,…
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North Dakota’s long, cold winters make growing food outside nearly impossible. Now, new greenhouse and indoor farm technology is aiming to keep vegetables local, fresh, and available year-round. The Second Annual Controlled Environment Agriculture Conference wrapped up today at United Tribes Technical…
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For more than 27 years, Jason Sbiral has been part of Plantpeddler’s growing operations, where he now serves as head grower and facility manager. Over time, his role has expanded from managing single crops and deliveries to overseeing a full-scale young plant production facility. After graduating from…
Managing young plant production with precision and consistency Read More »
End of summer means Expo Time for Griffin. The company organised their well-known Expo West and Expo East in the last weeks. The Expo West took place in Reno from August 27-August 28th. The expo was completed with several grower panel insights, case studies, knowledge sessions, variety previews, and of…
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Specialty vegetable development company Breedx has introduced a new series of varieties focused on seedless sweet peppers and taste tomatoes. These include smaller-sized seedless peppers in three colours, developed to better meet diverse consumer preferences and retail specifications. “This year, we are…
September is peak pepper season in Southern California. At farmers markets, Johanna Finley of Finley Farms up in Santa Ynez, offers an array of peppers, from sweet ones to peppers that have some heat. “Sweetness-wise, we go from the orange lunchbox pepper, your standard red bell pepper, which is really…
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Tiny diatoms and their bacterial partners act as nature’s nutrient factories, fueling insects and salmon in California’s Eel River. Their pollution-free process could inspire breakthroughs in sustainable farming and energy.
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Tiny diatoms and their bacterial partners act as nature’s nutrient factories, fueling insects and salmon in California’s Eel River. Their pollution-free process could inspire breakthroughs in sustainable farming and energy.
Salmon’s secret superfood is smaller than a grain of salt Read More »
I purchased this land with two homes on it in 2022. I’ve had a dream of making this land a permaculture oasis. I’ve taken a Permaculture Design Course and I obsess about how I can make this land flourish and provide abundance to the community, the living creatures, the people living on the land, and myself. However, my permanent residence is a 5-hour drive north of this property, and I can’t make much progress with my own efforts. I’ve tried to find renters who can share this vision with me, but I haven’t quite found the right ones yet.
I’m wondering if there is anyone here who would be interested in renting this home, treating the land like a blank canvas, and partnering with me in working on the land. I plan on paying for the labor.
Any advice on how I can find someone who would be a good fit for this?
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