
Topics: Soil Health, Beekeeping,
Pollinator of a Different Buzz.
When it comes to pollination honeybees are not the only thing out there. Paper wasps are not what most people would think of as a pollinator. But they are...

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Ewe mkulima, mnunuzi na mkodishaji wa vifaa vya kilimo kama trekta, harvesters nk, ujumbe huu ni wa muhimu kwako. 1. Kwa mkulima, Agroxy ni mtandao unaomsaidia mkulima kutangaza bidhaa zake na kuwafikia wanunuzi ndani na nje ya nchi *BURE* bila gharama yoyote. 2. Kwa mnunuzi wa mazao, mtandao unawasaidia wanunuzi kutafuta bidhaa kwenye jukwaa na kuwasiliana na wakulima/Wauzaji moja kwa moja bila kugharamia chochote. 3. Kwa wakodisha mashine na watu wenye vifaa vya kilimo wanaokodisha (na sio kuuza), wanatumia hili jukwaa pia kutangaza vifaa, huduma na bei zao *BURE* bila gharama yoyote Unasubiri nini sasa mkulima mwenzangu, *jisajili sasa* uepuke madalali, uokoe muda, uuze mwenyewe na uone manufaa na faida ya uwekezaji wako shambani. Ingia hapa tukutane sokoni sasa: Kwa maelezo zaidi piga 0752_406406/0622785161 LOCAL IS A NEW GLOBAL
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Topics: Agriculture US, Pesticides,
General Mills says it is employing four strategies to reduce pesticide use in its supply chain.
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About the Author - Nancy Matsumoto was a staff correspondent for People magazine for eight years, and has been a contributor to Time, Newsweek, The Los Angeles Times, and The Boston Globe, among other publications. She writes about sustainability and food.
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Topics: Climate Change,
“Growing up in Central Florida in the 1970s and 1980s, you could almost mark your calendar that by October 5 we would have a cooldown and the air would start to dry out,” noted Gary Wishnatzki, a third-generation strawberry and blueberry grower from Plant City. “That has changed dramatically. Those cooldowns don’t come now well into November.”
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Topics: Climate Change,
“Growing up in Central Florida in the 1970s and 1980s, you could almost mark your calendar that by October 5 we would have a cooldown and the air would start to dry out,” noted Gary Wishnatzki, a third-generation strawberry and blueberry grower from Plant City. “That has changed dramatically. Those cooldowns don’t come now well into November.”
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