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As of June 2025, the film applied to coated seeds marketed by Sakata no longer contains microplastics. It is now 100% biosourced and biodegradable. Sakata EMEA has decided to anticipate a European regulation which will require seed manufacturers to stop using products containing microplastics by 2028.…
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His YT videos are still there but description/comments are all gone and his website is also down. Last I watched from him was his new project in Portugal. Does anyone know what’s up?
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I’ve heard food forest nursery has sold people the wrong cultivars, however I thought these to be rumors, Until now.
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In the fourth part of a series of articles, greenhouse and components manufacturers weigh in on the biggest pain points their grower customers may be experiencing.
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This week, Ron Lemaire, president of the Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA), represented the fresh produce supply chain as a participant in the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) G7 shoulder event, the 2025 Americas Agriculture & Food Security Forum, June 16-17 in…
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Just closed yesterday on 37 beautiful acres in Vermont (zone 5a)!! My partner and I have had this dream for 15 years and we’re thrilled it’s finally happening. We’ve used plenty of permaculture practices in our rentals over the years, but nothing’s quite like doing it on a space that’s yours forever I think. No house yet, but we will yurt it over the next couple years while we build and establish everything. I’m reading Ben Falk’s “The Resilient Farm and Homestead” and Michael Phillips’s “The Holistic Orchard” while we pack up our rental and spend time getting to know the land.
My question- if you bought land just before summer solstice, what would you do before winter arrives to prepare for next year? What are the first few things you’d do? We have about 8 acres of cleared meadow, 12 acres of flat forest land with some small clearings, and 17 acres of steeper forest and two creeks. There’s also a small pond in one of the front meadows. Trying to make my to do list for this year and overwhelmed by all the potential first steps.
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Your colour-changing African violets aren’t misbehaving. They’re using sophisticated molecular switches that regulate their genes.
The post Why won’t your African Violets stay the same colour? appeared first on Botany One.
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Snohomish County of Washington has launched a lending library that offers autonomous robots to small- and medium-sized farms.
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Planted last year, I’m surprised it’s fruiting already. Zone 5b if that factors in. Also noticing some sap coming out of the branches.
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