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Veg Power announced it has strengthened and diversified its Board with the addition of four new members. From this week, the Veg Power Board welcomes: Simon Conway (current Chair of The British Tomato Growers Association with extensive horticulture experience); Tom Firth (experienced ad and comms leader…
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In Japan, the GPEC Tokyo exhibition highlighted the demand for smaller, cost-effective solutions suited to local growers, while the interest in aquaponics, particularly with sturgeons and eels, is on the rise. In Europe, companies like Lans in the Netherlands are expanding tomato production, focusing on…
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Tomato leaf diseases pose a significant threat to plant growth and productivity, necessitating the accurate identification and timely management of these issues. Existing models for tomato leaf disease recognition can primarily be categorized into Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Visual…
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Looking for true wholesale small bulk purchase availability. Not a 20% landscaper discount. But a real wholesale price for garden plants, bare root trees and flowers. Specifically bare root trees have been hard to find.
Wholesale Discounts on bulk soil, pots, and fertilizer, for small start nursery.
I know to look local, but I’m in rural Ok. So some things have to be shipped in.
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Former MP astonished that taxpayers are ‘literally paying’ to cut down forests sustaining koalas and greater gliders and providing clean drinking water
Two reports revealing the extent of financial losses from native forest logging in New South Wales raise questions about the economic viability of the industry.
The state government’s forestry corporation “consistently made a loss” by paying contractors more for harvesting and haulage than it earned from delivery of timber to sawmills, a NSW Independent Pricing and Review Tribunal (Ipart) report found.
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Almost one year into providing countywide curbside collection of food scraps and yard trimmings, program managers reflect on initial lessons learned.
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As of 2024, more than 400 RNG facilities were operational at landfills and anaerobic digestion plants, with an additional 130 under construction and 233 planned.
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Currently, Carter’s Compost has about 100 households and commercial accounts that include restaurants, apartments and condominiums.
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