Stabilizing mechanisms enable dioecious trees to maintain synchrony in spring budburst under climate warming
New Phytologist, EarlyView.
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Ruth stout potatoes with mushroom-y hay?
I was about to put another layer of old hay on my potatoes but noticed two different types of mushrooms popping out of it, I think ink caps and some yellow mushroom. Is there any concern using this hay? Either in terms of killing the potatoes or killing whoever eats the potatoes?
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#FreeTheCompost Campaign Aims To Amend Proposed Ordinance
Miami-Dade County (Florida) constituents, local farmers, composting industry members and experts have joined forces under the banner of “Free The Compost” to prevent adoption of the current draft of the county’s Composting Operations ordinance …
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US (CT): Extreme weather threatening strawberry season
Strawberries have long been a beloved crop in Connecticut, but officials say they’re being threatened. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station says strawberry crops have been taking a hit because of extreme weather patterns. “When you accumulate all those stresses on the plant, it really is kind…
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“We don’t just want to install systems; we want to create entrepreneurs”
For many Ugandan city dwellers, vertical farming still seems out of reach. Too technical, too risky, and without reliable market access. Urban Greens Ltd is working to change that, one grower at a time. “We knew the barriers: Unreliable power, limited inputs, no safety net for sales,” said the Urban…
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Ridder wins award for climate control app
Ridder has been awarded a Dutch Interactive Award in the Service category for its new mobile app of the climate and process control platform, Ridder Hortimax Pro. The award was presented on Thursday, June 5, during the prestigious Dutch Interactive Awards 2025 in Amsterdam. Developed together with…
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“Too many vertical farms have been built on an unsustainable business model”
The early promise of vertical farming to reshape food systems has collided with harsh economic realities. While early ventures won headlines and high-profile investments, recent news revealed mounting losses, hampered by capital-intensive infrastructure, long payback periods, and limited product…
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UK: House of Lords debates pest control laws in Britain
The recent debate in the House of Lords centered around a Motion of Regret introduced by Lord Frost concerning new regulations related to the import controls aimed at protecting against high-risk plant pests in Great Britain. This legislation, although technical in nature, raises significant…
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