Genomic responses to increased temperature and pollinator selection in Brassica rapa L.
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Choko (Chayote) – Growing Guide
Overview Description Choko (chayote) is a warm-season, perennial vine in the gourd family (Cucurbitaceae), grown for its pale green, pear‑shaped fruits with mild, crisp flesh. The plant climbs vigorously using tendrils, with annual stems reaching between 6–12 m (20–40 ft) long when supported. The leaves are broadly […]
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Need Help Financing a New Greenhouse Build? Here Are Some Options
There are many opportunities for growers of all sizes to secure funding for a new greenhouse purchase.
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I might not have enough Leucaena seeds for 2 Acres…
Wait a second, this looks like enough seeds for 200 acres……. Hey is that a bunny? Damn, I need to go collect some more tomorrow and make sure I have enough! 🥲
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Let’s Regenerate Together
A way for every person who grows food, every person who sells food, and every person on this planet who eats food to restore our climate.
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What kind of plant is this overtaking the land? (middle tn)
Soil is very clay-ie here. long thorny brush has taken over a lot of the property. What is it? What kind of indication is this plant? Does it mean the soil is poor quality / disturbed? If I want to develop and improve this ecology should I leave it? Cut it down and leave the remains on the ground to biodegrade?
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