Whenever The Science of Socializing™️ is in Raleigh, you know it's going to be a good time! It was a blast having everyone come together at Brier Creek Beer Garden. We have some more exciting things coming up this summer. Make sure to check them out here: https://azzur.co/3LiuEBG #Networking #LifeSciences #TeamBuilding
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Stop in and ask me about Greenhouse structures and systems Eason can offer to improve your efficiency and productivity!
Cultivate is happening this weekend and we're thrilled to showcase our booth! We can't wait to meet fellow plant enthusiasts at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. AmericanHort #Cultivate #AmericanHort #Horticulture
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Beginning the very first year of my career in the seed industry, I was granted the opportunity to trial and compare different varieties. My backyard had about 1/2 dozen Kentucky bluegrass varieties. It's where I actually learned first-hand terms like "spring greenup". Thus began a fascination with the amazing unique life of plants. Over the past decade, roots have simply geeked me out. They are just amazing. Well, how to you learn about something underground without digging it up and destroying it? BUCKETS! Whether or not it is an official term, when I say "bucket-study", I mean something where a plant is grown in a portable above-ground container for the main purpose of looking at the plant as a whole - from top to bottom. This past winter, we looked at seven different legumes using cloth "buckets" that were 18" deep by 6" wide. Also, as part of the study, I planted a number of individual seeds in 2" trays, and then transferred some into clear plastic cups. The primary "garden" was the cloth buckets. By planting enough seeds, I could harvest them - shoots and roots - at various intervals, measure and take photos, and let the others continue to grow. Now that we have the video data, we are combining them into various videos. We have two sets of them on Marco Polo white clover. And with the help of AI, we even have a nice voice-over. We even captured new root growth off of stolons. Check it at either of these links: https://lnkd.in/efi_7v-8 and https://lnkd.in/eQMGdyrr
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Looking to take your career to the next level? Check out this great event to learn more about how to get onto a Board offered by WEST!
Looking to take your career to the next level? Being on a board could be just what you need! Join us 11/1 to learn about the value of being on a board for your career, how to find the right board for you, and the fulfillment of giving back to a company or organization you truly believe in. Ann LaFrance, Karla MacDonald, Jing W., Mary Yntema and moderator Kellye Eversole will be sharing their personal experiences and invaluable insights. Catering, beer, and wine thanks to Foley & Lardner LLP. You won't want to miss this! Register to join us: https://lnkd.in/g6nG3pSG #boardofdirectors #board #boardmember #professionaldevelopment #professionalgrowth #fulfilled #value #panel #discussion #event #WESTevents #boston #cambridge #womeninSTEM #STEM #science #scientist #community
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Have you ever wondered what it takes to serve on a Board of Directors? When should you start considering this exciting opportunity? Is it based on years of experience, a specific career level, or something else entirely? If you've ever pondered these questions, you're not alone! Joining a board is a significant milestone in one's professional journey, requiring a unique set of skills and experiences. Join the conversation and let's delve into this topic together! #opportunity #experience #career #Leadership #ProfessionalGrowth #board #boardofdirectors #WESTevents #boston #professionaldevelopment #careergoals #career #goals
Looking to take your career to the next level? Being on a board could be just what you need! Join us 11/1 to learn about the value of being on a board for your career, how to find the right board for you, and the fulfillment of giving back to a company or organization you truly believe in. Ann LaFrance, Karla MacDonald, Jing W., Mary Yntema and moderator Kellye Eversole will be sharing their personal experiences and invaluable insights. Catering, beer, and wine thanks to Foley & Lardner LLP. You won't want to miss this! Register to join us: https://lnkd.in/g6nG3pSG #boardofdirectors #board #boardmember #professionaldevelopment #professionalgrowth #fulfilled #value #panel #discussion #event #WESTevents #boston #cambridge #womeninSTEM #STEM #science #scientist #community
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Do you ever have those pinch-me moments where you think…. ….’I just love my job!’ and/or ‘I can’t believe someone actually pays me to do this!’ What normally makes you think this? …..Just now mine was peering into the work freezer! I was momentarily perplexed by a combination I doubt you’d find in many white goods: - a rainbow of ice poles A cooling treat for our army of hard working volunteers who’ve been reusing old pheasant pens to make a tree nursery in the huge, very exposed ex-arable field. - venison I don’t eat meat but appreciate that it’s such an important part of managing the site for nature recovery. Also hugely appreciate the Boothby team’s skills to get this here in a safe and respectful manner. We need to find easier ways for people to access this (abundant!) food source. - chopped rhubarb and wild garlic pesto (different tubs!) We’re beginning to use the garden to grow fruit and veg, having recently held a workshop where the local community grafted nearly 30 heritage apples for our orchard-to-be. Sustainable foraging being an important activity to connect people with nature too. - tubs of frozen insects Belonging to our semi-resident PhD student and an example of both how we’re collaborating and enabling robust science to track changes and help inform future decision making. ….it doesn’t make for the best social post image, but who knew a freezer that could ever sum up such a large part of what we’re doing here! I feel very lucky - it’s usually an lovely #wildlife spot, being around a table or on a site visit with an array of awesome, passionate and incredibly knowledgable people or the intoxicating mix of inspiration, excitement and #hope when someone new comes to Boothby and really gets the #rewilding journey we’ve begun. Nattergal Ltd #RestoreNatureNow #NatureRecovery #Biodiversity #Nature #LandscapeRecovery #GenerationRestoration
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Embarking on this business venture has been an extraordinary and enlightening experience, marked by significant growth and learning. If one enters the business world expecting an absence of challenges/problems, a reassessment of their perspective towards problem-solving is essential. A maxim that aptly encapsulates my business journey is, "there is always a solution." Reflecting on our progress, I can confidently state that we have successfully resolved every issue encountered, regardless of its scale or complexity. This journey underscores the importance of resilience and innovative thinking in the face of challenges! https://lnkd.in/e-eDxz8g
How did Drizzl'd begin? Although officially established during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of Drizzl'd had been brewing long before this. Dive into the story of Drizzl'd's origins and discover the inspiration behind it! https://lnkd.in/drkPN_qK
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Last year, the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Grower requested topics for their online webinar series called Ask an Expert. I pitched the topic of Invasives in Floristry and Flower Farming. I was excited they accepted my proposal but almost immediately had regrets. There is no disputing that invasive plant species cause economic, environmental and personal harm. Hundreds of billions of dollars are spent each year around the world trying to manage and eradicate invasive plants. Unfortunately the topic of invasives in the florist and flower farming industry has become controversial. Some farmers and florists are uncomfortable talking about growing, foraging, and selling invasive plants because they have made invasives a regular part of their business model. They are worried about being viewed as part of the problem of invasive spread, or even worse, being shamed or cancelled on social media for using invasives. One grower even referred to the topic as taboo. I don't see it that way. The use of invasive species in flower farming and floristry is an important industry topic that needs more attention, education and discussion. In the weeks leading up to the presentation, I spoke with farmers who were spending time, money and effort to try to manage invasives like autumn olive, English ivy, Chinese privet, Oriental bittersweet and more on their properties. They were feeling stressed and overwhelmed. Some had sought help from their local extension offices. One even told me that part of his farm, which was previously used for crops, had been 'lost' to invasives that he couldn't eradicate. A few told me that they were selling invasives, had mixed feelings about it, and were looking forward to learning more. These stories reinforced my belief that this was a topic we should be talking about. I based my one hour presentation on a white paper developed by an international committee of farmers, florists and educators led by Becky Feasby of Prairie Girl Flowers. This group, which I was happy to be a small part of, was dedicated to spreading the word about the dangers of invasives in floristry and the alternatives available. In an hour, I could only scratch the surface of this complex issue. I set out to cover a few key topics, including a definition of invasive plant species, the harmful impacts of invasive plants, the role that farmers and florists play in spreading invasives and what steps we can all take to curb the spread. After the presentation, I received quite a bit of positive feedback. I was most encouraged by a grower who wrote “I need to dig in and educate myself and try to understand what impact I can potentially make as a grower/wholesale seller. You provided the kick in the butt that I needed to to do that.” For more writing like this, subscribe to my free flower newsletter!
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Have you explored our newly expanded website? Learn about Apopka and the region's booming economy. https://lnkd.in/gN83cSeX #PropertyDevelopment #CRE #CommercialRealEstate #ApopkaFlorida #OrlandoNeighborhoods #CentralFlorida #NewConstruction #MixedUse #BranchOut #WyldOaks
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