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God Bud eating up its plant stake.
Half the room.
In a recent article in Seed World Canada, Crop Science Business Development Manager Holly Gelech discussed how her team supports local growe
In a recent Seed World Canada article, Holly Gelech, Senior Business Development Manager of Crop Science for SGS in Canada, discussed how her team supports local growers to stay competitive, thanks to a combination of local expertise and global testing standards.
I picked the very last of the lettuce this past week. It is just to hot for them to keep producing leaves. Most of them have gone to seed which means the season for lettuce is over.
Decide on planting spinach, radish, celery, and pea seeds this afternoon. It was time for starting the spring crop in the garden.
1 - Brazil's Soybean Acreage to Expand 1.5% in 2016/17 | AgroNews
1 – Brazil’s Soybean Acreage to Expand 1.5% in 2016/17 | AgroNews
Brazilian farmers are allowed to start planting their 2016/17 soybean crop starting September 15th and it is estimated that the 2016/17 Brazilian soybean acreage will expand 1.5 % compared to last year. If verified, it would be the smallest expansion in soybean acreage in about a decade. The trend in recent years has certainly been for the soybean acreage to expand, the safrinha corn acreage to…
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