Grow Food, not lawns
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Celebrating 10 Years of Regeneration International: Cultivating Soil, Solidarity, and System Change
In this special 10-year anniversary conversation, we revisit the pivotal moment when farmers, scientists, and organizers from around the world came together to chart a new path for food, farming, and the planet. Join four founding members of Regeneration International: Mercedes López Martínez, Dr. André Leu, Ercilia Sahores, and Precious Phiri, as they reflect on what brought them together in 2014, the shared vision that sparked a movement, and the early strategies and struggles that shaped what we now know as “regeneration.”
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Frost and low demand limit Argentina tomato prices
Carrasco has addressed price stability following local production’s seasonal end and the influx of goods from northern Argentina. He used tomatoes as an example, highlighting a box price last year reaching $80,000, while this year did not surpass $25,000 to $30,000. “This difference is due to the fact…
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Looking for Permaculture Volunteering Projects
Hi, I am looking for any projects taking on volunteers, specifically in Portugal, Spain, France or Italy. I’d like to volunteer on a project with multiple other volunteers rather than it just be me and a family, for instance. I was hoping to go to a well-known farm in Portugal but they are fully booked for volunteers.
I’m on limited funds as I will be leaving my (boring) office job in September, so I can’t really afford to pay to stay.
Also, if anyone has any resources on learning about permaculture… I find it a little overwhelming as I know there is a lot to learn, and sometimes I feel like I’m too old to learn new things or like my brain is saturated with old knowledge. I have plenty of growing experience but shifting it into a permaculture framework is a little daunting.
Thanks in advance.
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Advice needed
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I recently moved into a house with a garden that hasn’t been maintained for over two years. I’ve already cleared out the wild overgrowth using a mower, but before I sow new grass seeds, I could use some advice.
As I started plowing the soil, I noticed a tangled mix of old grass and soil throughout the area. As a complete beginner, I’m unsure whether I need to fully remove this layer before seeding, or if it’s okay to spread the new grass seed over it. What’s the best approach to ensure healthy new growth?
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Australia: Permit extended for grey mould crop protection agent
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has extended the permit for Switch Fungicide (cyprodinil + fludioxonil) / Rubus and Rubus Hybrids / Grey Mould until 31 July, 2030. The permit that was initially granted to Hort Innovation in 2014 has now been extended for fifth time.…
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UK: GB MRL Statutory Register amendments announced
To meet the requirements of international trade, and to accommodate a new authorisation of a plant protection product in GB, new MRLs have been set in the GB MRL Statutory Register for the following active/commodity combinations. The dates when the new MRLs came into force are as follows: For acetamiprid…
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How Floral Shops Can Minimize Waste with Composting Strategies
To pair with its new Industry Guide on Composting, Sustainabloom reached out to floral shop owners to talk about their strategies.
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Celebrating 10 Years of Regeneration International: Cultivating Soil, Solidarity, and System Change
In this special 10-year anniversary conversation, we revisit the pivotal moment when farmers, scientists, and organizers from around the world came together to chart a new path for food, farming, and the planet. Join four founding members of Regeneration International: Mercedes López Martínez, Dr. André Leu, Ercilia Sahores, and Precious Phiri, as they reflect on what brought them together in 2014, the shared vision that sparked a movement, and the early strategies and struggles that shaped what we now know as “regeneration.”
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