This looks like a good idea for farmers, but I doubt that it would work in urban areas. I only see kestrels rarely in Burnaby, and they are...
It's an interesting idea, but the article didn't say anything about what happens when the material gets wet. If it rots like most biological...
Here is an update on my attempt to grow Feijoa (Pineapple Guava) to fruiting size. After 3 winters in a row with damaging temperatures, the...
I don't know what you are looking at, but all of these charts are for 2025. I posted 2022 charts in January, 2023. Did you try double-clicking...
It's been another rather uninteresting year regarding weather averages at Vancouver Airport (YVR). Most of the 30 year averages have barely...
The earlier you plant in the ground, the larger your bulbs will be. Spring planting works; just don't wait until late spring.
This is very interesting, but what matters is the cost of producing mycoprotein. According to Gemini AI, mycoprotein is 11 to 14% protein, while...
Thanks, Junglekeeper, I believed the first link that said that they are already available in Canada. Never trust the Web without extensive...
This seems like a good development if the advertising is true, but these potatoes don't seem to be available in this area. Has anyone on this...
This is a good result, but of course a lot more work is needed to result in a useable product. Now, if they can identify the actual chemical(s)...
It's interesting that the true Matsutake can be found in northern Europe; I wasn't aware of that. That is the expensive version; we have the less...
Some of those prices are way out of line; maybe those are European prices. You can get Morels, Chanterelles, and Porcini mushrooms for much less...
If you want a lots of tiny garlic heads and cloves, plant the whole head; but if you want decent-sized garlic, plant the individual cloves. And...
The fruits look like crabapples. I'm not aware of any Prunus fruits with a similar calyx end.
I would plant it now; that will allow the roots to grow and give it an earlier start next spring. Redhaven has no problems with our winter...
