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Tomato planting in several European nations, including France, has encountered delays due to wet spring conditions, potentially affecting the harvest timeline, as per the World Processing Tomato Council (WPTC). The WPTC’s crop update from May 2 indicates that while planting in France’s southeast is on…
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On Thursday, 15 May 2025, Sakata inaugurated a new research station in Gaziler, located in the Kepez district of Antalya, Türkiye. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Şakir Fırat Erkal, Antalya Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry; Dr. Hüseyin Çancı, Assistant Dean of the Faculty of…
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Founded by Ronald van de Oudeweetering, the company began life as Air Supplies before rebranding early this year to Airlux Technologies. The name change reflects its dual focus on climate systems (“Air”) and lighting (“Lux”), as well as innovation. “The word ‘Technologies’ wasn’t just a nice add-on,” Rob…
The UK’s strawberry season is off to a “stonking start”, according to one grower, with warm days and cooler nights meaning they are sweeter than usual. Marion Regan, managing director of Kent-based Hugh Lowe Farms, told the BBC that a “glorious spring” this year had contributed to a “really good crop” of…
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La Demanda Colectiva del Maíz ganó dos amparos por derecho de petición para contrademandar a Estados Unidos, por incumplir las obligaciones del Tratado entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá (T-MEC) al no garantizar que el maíz transgénico que se importa a territorio mexicano es seguro para la salud y para el medio ambiente.
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New research has revealed that high densities of European honey bees could be harming Australian native bees’ ‘fitness’ by reducing their reproductive success and altering key traits linked to survival.
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New research has revealed that high densities of European honey bees could be harming Australian native bees’ ‘fitness’ by reducing their reproductive success and altering key traits linked to survival.
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What would the long term affects be if I filled this hole with wood chips? Would it dry up? Decompose and turn back to mud? Trying to keep strangers out of my property using this as training grounds for mud riding.
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Hello! This is my first post here, but I was hoping to find some guidance, so I’ll just jump right into it.
I’m putting together an orchard (apple, pear, plum, and sugar maple) with some fruits (raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, elderberry). The orchard area is attached to the duck yard.
Now, I don’t have the ducks yet (or all the plants for that matter – that’ll take years) but I’ve got conflicting information online. I’d like to let the ducks wander the orchard, but I’ve read that the nitrogen in their waste can poison young trees. “Young” is anywhere from 1-5 years, according to a quick Google.
The trees I have in now are 1-2 years old. The combined orchard and duck run are about 2 acres. Would this be enough space to diffuse the waste? Or would I have to block access to the trees until they were grown?
Thanks in advance to anyone who replies 🙂
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