I’m interested in learning about places to get climate adapted seeds or rare seeds for SE Arizona (or generally zone 8b). Any suggestions?
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Aeonium ‘Canary’ is a small succulent shrub with branches that support stunning rosettes of variegated leaves. The rosettes can reach up …
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Plants must carefully time their life cycle events, such as germination and flowering, to their environment. But with changing climate and warmer weather, some plants are adapting to their new realities better than others.
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The financing will support the ongoing construction of the SOJ farm and the ultimate completion of the project, which commenced in 2023 and is progressing, with the first harvest expected in mid-2027. King Street and Tor’s financing is underpinned by strong aquaculture market demand, particularly as wild fish stock levels continue to decline. Once the project is completed, SOJ will operate a state-of-the-art recirculating aquaculture system and be the largest land-based facility in Asia, effectively establishing a locally produced supply of Atlantic salmon for a market that has traditionally relied exclusively on imported product.
“We are excited to partner with both the Tor and SOJ teams to support the growing demand for sustainably sourced, high-quality Atlantic salmon to the Japanese market and beyond,” said Zachary Lewis, Managing Director at King Street. “This underscores King Street’s global ability to leverage deep sponsor relationships and sourcing channels to provide compelling risk-adjusted special situations financings in our Global Drawdown Strategy.”
“Tor is proud to collaborate with King Street and SOJ on funding for this significant project in Japan, which will continue the regional growth of critical infrastructure, developing the supply of sustainable protein with efficient use of resources,”said Sean Pepper, Managing Director at Tor. “This transaction demonstrates our ability to source and structure flexible private debt solutions for quality sponsors under our Tor Asia Credit Opportunity Fund platform with attractive returns and meaningful downside protection.”
“We are thrilled to partner with King Street and Tor to continue growing Soul of Japan and to complete the construction of its land-based salmon farm project in Japan,” said Karim Ghannam, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer at 8F. “This transaction is another validation of our strategy and its advanced implementation. We look forward to working with both King Street and Tor to supply Japan with locally produced Atlantic salmon and to further the expansion of Pure Salmon globally.”
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I’ve got multiple landrace corn/squash/peppers/beans and melons to try out this year. What do yall think of the design? Any tips or advise are more than welcome
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Hello everyone. As my partner and I are carefully planning our future permaculture garden in France (we will open a b&b, ceramics/yoga studio space & a permaculture garden), we are curious to hear stories of people who have been enjoying building their permaculture dream in France.
When did you start building your permaculture garden? Where in France are you located and what do you like/dislike about your area? Are you noticing the effects of climate change and how are you adapting to them? Are your neighbours curious at all about permaculture and/or do you sell your produce to them?
We are very much hoping to find a community of like-minded people to keep sharing stories, experiences, and knowledge with, either close by or online.
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From 1st April, Yvonne van der Vorst will join Bejo’s Board of Directors as Director of Crop Management. This new position follows Bejo’s wish to give greater focus to the strategic development of its global assortment and positioning of crops. Managing Director John-Pieter Schipper: “As a result of the…
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The Andalusian Institute of Agricultural, Fisheries, Food, and Organic Production Research, and Training (Ifapa) have begun work in Almeria to identify and quantify reptiles in greenhouses, an investigation that seeks to assess the benefit that these species offer producers, as well as their role in pest…
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Oh nooooo, not pumpkins. Look, this new surprise plant with basically no roots has grown exactly where I wanted a crop. Help, it’s creeping away from the other plants so the fruit doesn’t compete with anything. Oh, the convenience!
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