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A team has identified a strain of bacteria that can break down and transform at least three types of PFAS, and, perhaps even more crucially, some of the toxic byproducts of the bond-breaking process.
Bacteria found to eat forever chemicals — and even some of their toxic byproducts Read More »
There are lots of sources for saplings and young trees, but does Canada have any seed banks for those of us looking to start our own chestnuts, cherries, oaks, maples and so on from seed? Basically I’m looking for the Canadian version of America’s F.W. Schumacher Co (treeshrubseeds.com) 🙏
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En este nuevo post, Carlos Matallana-Puerto, doctorando de la Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brasil), presenta su trabajo “Sex, flies, and flower trap: trapping trichomes and their function in polination“. Habla de la importancia de los rasgos funcionales que se pasan por alto, comparte algunos trucos para utilizar el algodón en la investigación y anima a los jóvenes ecólogos a trasladarse al extranjero para seguir su …
In this new post Carlos Matallana-Puerto, PhD candidate at Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil), presents his work ‘Sex, flies, and flower trap: trapping trichomes and their function in pollination’. He talks about the importance of overlooked traits, shares some tricks for using cotton in research, and encourages young ecologists to move abroad to pursue their research path. A Spanish translation of this blog post is …
For more information:Spokane Valley High Schoolhttps://svhs.wvsd.org/
Introduction to agriculture at Spokane Valley High School Read More »
In the Dutch Rewarding project, researchers have succeeded in using existing technologies to develop some promising concepts to solve the brine problem. In spring 2025, a pilot will start in which various technologies will be unleashed on the ground and drain water. The aim is to extract as much irrigation water as possible…
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PerfoTec has signed a major contract with the Eisberg Group for intensive guidance and subsequent roll-out of our packaging technology to all branches of this large European fresh produce company. The Eisberg Group, part of the Bell Food Group, is a market leader in convenience salads and vegetables in Central…
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Permaculture has been a holistic learning ground for me, where I cultivated a deeper connection with myself, often with my hands covered in dirt. It finally dawned on me that I wasn’t just learning about soil and plants, but also about my own human nature. That’s right—we are interconnected with the plants and trees around us. There is so much spirituality and philosophy to be derived out of soil’s processes. The better we understand them, the better we understand ourselves. Join me for my ‘Introduction to Permaculture’ workshop to explore the earth’s geography, human design, and how to work harmoniously with both on an emotional, mental, spiritual and physical level.
Here’s the link for registration https://rzp.io/rzp/hoOZ5xG
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Overview Description Pumpkins (Cucurbita pepo and related species such as Cucurbita mixta, Cucurbita maxima, and Cucurbita moschata) are annual plants known for their sprawling growth habit, with vines that can extend 4.5 – 9 meters (15 -30 feet) in length. The plant typically grows to […]
Pumpkin – Growing Guide Read More »
David Denny Director of Research and Insights at Horticultural Trades Association, has now been added to the lineup of guest speakers for the free event, The Pershore College Horticulture Conference – 12th February 10:00 am – 3:00 pm at The FPC Pershore College. “An inspiring day of learning, networking,…
UK: HTA Director of Research to speak at FPC Pershore College Horticulture Conference Read More »
