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🍅 #TeamTeleos is onsite today at the Florida Tomato Institute's Annual Conference! We are proud to be Gold Sponsors of this event each year. 🍅 Our Southeast TELONE™ Specialist Chris Hays, Stewardship Manager Justin H., and President John Godbehere were representing Teleos at this event and engaging first-hand with tomato growers from across the state. "Tomatoes are a major commodity in Florida, with an estimated production value of $453 million and accounting for 18% of Florida's fresh market vegetable acreage, and 35% of the fresh market tomato acreage in the US (USDA/NASS, 2021)." Tomato growers in Florida face high nematode pressure from root-knot nematodes, which cause root galling, stunting of plants, and reduced crop yields. That's where TELONE™ comes in. Using TELONE™ to prep the soil ahead of planting helps create a zone of protection with less nematode pressure so young roots can establish into healthy plants. Healthy roots lead to a more efficient uptake of water and nutrients, allowing less overall inputs and an increase in marketable yields and improved quality. Interested in learning more about TELONE™ and tomatoes? Visit www.teleosag.com. This article by the University of Florida also provides valuable information on root-knot nematodes in tomatoes: https://lnkd.in/guuN5MZa Remember, there's no coming back from a poor start! #TELONE #thebestdefenseagainstnematodes #FloridaAgriculture #FloridaAg #AgIndustry #Tomatoes #nematodemanagement #IPM #alwayslearning #healthyplants #healthysoil #soilprep

🌾 Exciting News for Agriculture Enthusiasts! 🚜 Did you know that Thrips can pose a threat to major crops like Tomato, Chillies, Mango, Pomegranate, Tea, Banana, Rose, Onion, and Grapes? 🍅🌶️🍌 Let's dive into the world of Thrips and explore how they impact these key crops: 🔍 Thrips Targets: Tomato: Thrips can affect the quality and yield of your tomatoes. Chillies: These spicy crops are not spared either, facing potential damage from Thrips. Mango: Thrips can impact the health of mango trees, affecting fruit production. Pomegranate: Your vibrant pomegranate orchards may face challenges posed by Thrips. Tea: Thrips can disrupt tea plantations, affecting the quality of tea leaves. Banana: Even banana crops are susceptible to Thrips infestations. Rose: Thrips can mar the beauty of your roses, affecting their petals. Onion: Onion farms may face challenges due to Thrips, impacting bulb development. Grapes: Thrips can affect grapevines, potentially impacting wine production. 🌿 Protect Your Harvest: Understanding Thrips' impact on these major crops is crucial for effective pest management. Share your experiences and tips for Thrips control in the comments below! Let's create a community of knowledge to safeguard our crops. 🌾💬 🛡️ #ThripsAlert #CropProtection #AgricultureInsights #PestControlTips #FarmingCommunity #GardenGuardians #ProtectYourHarvest #AgriTalks #GreenRevolution #FarmersConnect

$$ The beginning of the stone fruit season in Europe :: 1- The stone fruit season is expected to bring good harvests in both Italy and Greece. 2- The stone fruit season in Spain is as dynamic as the previous year, however water in parts of Spain during the summer will pose a challenge. 3- There will be a stable and normal season with no excessive surplus or shortage of production. 4- The season has already begun in the Huelva region of Spain, with some producers beginning to harvest their first crops. 5- Quantities are still limited in Spain because only a few producers start harvesting. 6- It is expected that there will be greater quantities of peaches, nectarines and apricots from open field cultivation in Murcia. #ExportwithMahmoud #quality #Italy #India #Spain #Products #freshproduce #buy #sell #worldwide #agricultural #offers #deals #international #Murcia #Huelva #Greece #fruits #harvest #stonefruitseason

🍄In this photo₊📸.𖥔 ݁, we notice some unusual growths on the mushroom shelves that negatively impact yields and can significantly delay the main first flush of mushrooms. ⚠️ 🧐 To address this issue, we first need to understand the root cause of their formation. 1️⃣ When there are large gaps between watering, the casing soil can fluff up, and these growths may appear when water hits it. 2️⃣ If the casing soil is applied unevenly, mycelium may reach the surface of the casing layer in certain areas. Continued watering in these spots can lead to the formation of such growths. 🌱 💡 It's worth noting that these formations feed more from the casing soil than from the compost. 🚫 If left unchecked, these formations can extend the first flush, causing the second flush to begin before the first is fully harvested, negatively affecting both yield and quality of the second flush. 🔪 If there aren't too many, it's advisable to remove them to avoid further delays. It's important to ensure that these growths are controlled for optimal mushroom production. 🙏 Special thanks to UMDIS consultant Iurie Boiciuc for the suggestions. If you have any questions or need expert advice, feel free to drop a comment or message us directly through Messenger. 📌#UMDIS #mushroom #mushroom #mushroomfarming #cultivation #mycelium #harvesting #agriculture #farmmanagement #consultation #consulting #consultationservices #mushroomcultivation #fungiculture #mushroomcourses #champignon #champignons #mushroompicking

What is Your Ideal Cantaloupe Variety? At Syngenta Vegetable Seeds, we're dedicated to helping growers navigate the complexities of the cantaloupe market. Our guide explores the unique benefits and challenges of various cantaloupe types, so you can make informed decisions for your operations: Long Shelf-Life (LSL) Harper: Known as the industry's ‘workhorse, ' these cantaloupes offer excellent field holding, shipping, and storage traits. Their very firm flesh makes them ideal for extended transport and reducing waste. Extended Shelf Life (ESL) Melons: ESL melons blend the best traits of western shippers and LSL types, offering a longer shelf life, sweet flavor, and firm flesh. These are ideal for providing a reliable product for consumers. Eastern Melons: Eastern melons offer sweet orange flesh and a delightful aroma but are not suited for long-distance shipping. Their quick spoilage presents a challenge, yet they remain a favorite for fresh, ready-to-eat consumption. Western Shipper: Western Shippers are known for their traditional golden yellow exterior and strong consumer appeal. Discover the full potential of these varieties in our comprehensive guide. Discover the full potential of these varieties by reading our comprehensive guide using the link below: https://bit.ly/4cJgdSF #SyngentaVegetableSeeds #Cantaloupe #Agriculture #Growers #FreshProduce

 Historically, tequila has been one of the preferred spirits in Mexico. Since 2018, tequila production in this country has grown exponentially. One of the main reasons is the capital investments, by multinational alcoholic beverage corporations towards the main Mexican tequila companies. The entry of multinationals facilitated the positioning of tequila in international markets and increased demand. The commercial logic of corporations has impacted the amount of agricultural, forestry, and rangeland land for the plantation of Agave tequilana Weber blue variety, in local productive dynamics, in customary agreements of access to land, causing techno-productive, economic, political, social, environmental and cultural in the territories where the monoculture plantation is carried out. This article analyzes the problem from political ecology, directing attention towards agroextractivism and land grabbing via leasing and sharecropping in the municipality of Penjamo, Guanajuato, Mexico. The methodology involves field trips, participant observation, interviews, georeferencing of the plots, and statistical and documentary analysis. It is concluded that agroextractivism and land grabbing for agave plantations accentuate economic, territorial, political, and environmental inequality at a local scale and affect pre-existing activities, such as grain production and livestock farming.  

Belgian fries 🇧🇪 are the best in the world! Don’t believe us? Google it. (And yes, fries are from Belgium, not France. But that’s not the point here 😁). Did you know? Belgian farmers carefully grow delicious potatoes for us to enjoy the delicacy. But they can only do it every 4-5 years. Potatoes take a lot of nutrients from soil. And soils need to be restored. So we get potatoes of the highest quality on our dinner tables. What happens in between? Other crops that help restore soils. That’s where we come in! At Earth Plus we are looking for agricultural lands in between main crops. To help restore them and bring back the yields with industrial hemp. Are you from a company that works with farmers? Contact us today for our offer. Let’s make those soils healthier and more nutritious again! #sustainability #nature #soils C-biotech

Training farmers on the best practices -One of the best practice that coffee farmers need to adopt before thinking about what to spray and other thing that farmers think to be priority is, - REJUVENATE AND PRUNING Rejuvenation is the removal of old coffee stems in order to get young and strong suckers hence increasing the quantity and quality of our coffee. Rejuvenation should be after 5-6 years of harvest - PRUNING - During pruning 1. Remove branches touching the ground 2. Broken branches 3. Opening centres 4. Rervese BENEFITS OF PRUNING - For the coffee trees to get enough light - Enhance air circulation - Hence the coffee are able to flower and increase the yields NOTE -Only use pesticides as the last option after trying all the best practices with no results. - Make it a habit to scout our coffee farm - Ruiru 11 and Batian are resistant varieties to Cbd and leaf rust hence no need to use copper fungicides. #coffeeculture #regenerativeagriculture #agribusiness #sustainableagriculture #ruralempowerment

🍅 Tomato Cultivation Method 👉 Tomatoes can be grown in all types of soil, but fertile loamy soils are most suitable. However, with proper care, #tomatoes grow well in all soils from sandy loam to atel loam. 👉Last week of Kartik to first week of Agrahayana (last week of October to first week of November) is the right time to #plant tomato seedlings. 👉Day temperature of 25 to 30 degrees Celsius and night temperature of 15 to 20 degrees Celsius are required for good yield of tomatoes. 👉So winter is the perfect time for tomato cultivation in #Bangladesh. #tomato #modernfarming #healthy #food #market #tomatoplant #tomatosauce #tomatogarden #tomatogrowing #tomatosalad #modernfarming #healthy #food #market #SweetPkin #greenlife #freenlife #farmerMe #grass #greengrass #farm #digital_farmers

How to control thrips organically with Orius Struggling with thrips infestations in chrysanthemum cultivation? David van Tuijl, from Linflowers Chrysanten, faced similar challenges until he discovered a sustainable solution to control them: Orius Plus. "As a chrysanthemum grower, combating thrips was a constant battle," shares David. "But with Orius Plus and Power Food Plus, we're finally controlling the thrips organically." Thrips control posed a significant challenge for David's crops, threatening both plant health and productivity. "Our organic methods at Linflowers nurseries have led to a more sustainable approach to pest control," says David. "We're committed to greener practices, and Orius has been instrumental in achieving our goals." Curious about the whole experience of David? Read it in the article in our comments below. #customerstory #orius #organiccontrol