Eggplant Farming

Local Philippine Partners Get Updates on Biotech Papaya and Eggplant Projects

isaaa.org     yesterday          

Potential partners for the field trials of biotech papaya resistant to papaya ringspot virus and biotech eggplant resistant to fruit-and-shoot borer (Bt eggplant) participated in a series of familiarization activities...                    

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THE URBAN HOMESTEAD WEEKLY MENU

urbanhomestead.org     Aug 24, 2008          

It’s been an abnormally, unseasonable cool week. Feels like late October or even June. I wonder if this could be the coolest August on record? We don’t really know how the cooler weather will affect the last of the summer...                    

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Management of brinjal shoot borer

hindu.com     Aug 21, 2008          

Brinjal fruit and shoot borer, is the major insect pest of eggplant. The female moth lays 60 to 200 eggs singly on tender shoots and developing fruits, depending upon environmental factors. Incubation period lasts for 3-5 days,...                    

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Fall Vegetables Get Their Start Now

tbo.com     Aug 21, 2008          

Beat high produce prices by growing your own. Now is the time to get seeds for pole beans, broccoli, celery, collards, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, green onions, pepper, pumpkin, Southern peas, summer squash, tomatoes, turnips...                    

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Sweet Basil and the Bee: Cipollini is Italian for 'button,' and other morsels from Al Vogel

chicoer.com     Aug 20, 2008          

By NANCY LINDAHL AND MARIANNE BRENNER Meet a farmer: Al Vogel of Chico who taught high school biology, chemistry and physics for 31 years before retiring in 2002. He maintained a half-acre vegetable garden in addition to 100...                    

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Turkey challenged by hormone-treated foods

todayszaman.com     Aug 16, 2008          

Consumers are increasingly becoming wary of foods tainted with chemicals and fertilizers and express grave concerns over hormonal nutrition and genetically modified foods. They do not want their children exposed to these risky...                    

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Chuck Bartok's profile changed

iowaavenue.com     Aug 13, 2008          

Chuck Bartok Male Orland, CA, United States Update, Growing Tomatoes for Health and Wealth Chuck's Garden Orland, California Here it is the Third of August, 2008. The Premise was: 24 plants would yield 1,000 pounds Tomatoes...                    

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Earning AAS title can be an Olympic feat

galvestondailynews.com     Aug 13, 2008          

Contributor Published August 13, 2008 As I am writing this week’s column, the 2008 Summer Olympic Games are under way. Like the talented athletes competing for spots on the U.S. Olympic teams, plant breeders hope their new...                    

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You're asking why?

beiruter.com     Aug 12, 2008   36 related          

"Here in the bone-dry desert, where desiccated donkey carcasses line the road, huge green fields suddenly materialize. Beans. Wheat. Sorghum. Melons. Peanuts. Pumpkins. Eggplant. It is all grown here, part of an ambitious...                    

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Asian Farmers Abound In Northwest Arkansas

nwaonline.net     Aug 11, 2008          

By Skip Descant THE MORNING NEWS FAYETTEVILLE -- If you want a snapshot of the landscape of Northwest Arkansas, one place to get a peek is the Fayetteville Farmers' Market. The market, with its growing number of Asian farmers,...                    

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