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Moving from messy to picture perfect garden
Posted September 1st, 2009
Does your garden and backyard look like a hurricane just passed through? With bushes knee high, plants climbing on your walls and grills, tree branches that force you to duck when walking by, and weeds over-running your lovely grass? If this describes your garden perfectly it’s time to clean up!
First, get all your tools out. This may include: gardening gloves, pruning shear, rake, broom, shovel, lawnmower, garbage bags and some kind of weeding tool. Please wear some old clothes because you’re going to get down and dirty.
GraceKenndey Pavilion drew crowds at Denbigh
Posted August 18th, 2009
AGRO GRACE presented a simple but detailed exhibit of farm and farm-related products at the Denbigh Agricultural & Industrial Show held over the Emancipation/Independence week. And, scores of practicing farmers, students of agriculture, patron dropped in in search of new development in agriculture and to receive technical information at a time when Jamaica moves desisively to ramp up food production.
Farmers Can Rely On Agro Grace
Posted April 20th, 2009
Agro Grace saw the need to back the Jamaican farmer long before everyone was talking about importing less. Nearly two decades ago, the staff at the stores noticed how often farmers were complaining about poor seed performance.
Since that time, Agro Grace has been sending technical advisors across the island to educate farmers.
Know how and what to feed your pet
Posted March 23rd, 2009
Having a pet is like having a live stuffed animal, except it requires real food and lots of tender loving care. Caring for pets takes lots of devotion and hard work, especially around their feeding.
Pets are similar to humans in many ways. Some pets enjoy eating early in the morning while others prefer a later start. Your pet may not have a problem eating in front of people it doesn’t know while others are not so inclined. Different animals just have their own preferences and feeding habits.
Broccoli
Posted February 13th, 2009
Broccoli is a vegetable belonging to the family Brassicaceae. Other Vegetables in the group are - Cauliflower - Cabbage – Brussels sprouts. Broccoli is a source of vitamins, minerals, protein and fiber. Annual crop.
Variety at Agro Grace : Packman
Packman – Heat tolerant variety producing excellent heads through.. Heads are dark green in colour and weighing over ½ - 1 lb. Harvesting 45 to 50 days after transplanting.
Roses: A symbol of life
Posted January 16th, 2009
Roses have been popular for literally thousands of years. Their beauty has cast many a spell on people from all walks of life and in all times. According to ancient Sufi philosophy, the rose symbolizes life, with its beauty representing the perfection we should all seek to attain.The thorns are symbols of the difficulties we face in trying to reach our ideals, and the bushes, which continue to bloom again, show that we must continue with our efforts, and that eventually we will succeed.
How To Create A Rock Garden
Posted December 30th, 2008
Most gardens are designed to be beautiful and relaxing, but traditional one are a pain to maintain. A rock garden is a less strenuous option. There’s no mowing or lawn trimming, very little call for fertilizers, or even water. A rock garden is ideal for those of us who do not enjoy the feel of our hands moving through the soil.
Agro Grace stocks new line of water pumps
Posted December 8th, 2008
Adequate and consistent supply of clean water is of critical importance to the agricultural sector, whether crops or livestock production. But, in many instances, this important commodity remains in woefully short supply in the main farming areas that negatively impact production and consequently the livelihood of farmers.
Always looking for ways to aid the Jamaican farmers to increase production and realize a profit, Agro Grace has partnered with the Florida-based U.S. Fluid Tech Corp. in making available to farmers the cost effective, durable Katsu powered water pumps that are ideal for both large and small agriculture.
The garden hose for you
Posted October 24th, 2008
Are you in the market for yet another garden hose? Did you last one deteriorate to the point where you just threw it in the garbage? Perhaps you should take a look at these simple facts and your next hose just might last you longer.
Garden hoses may be compared by inner diameter, burst strength, material layers and length. Diameter matters because it determines efficiency; the pressure per square inch regulates burst strength. Most hoses are between 25 and 100 feet long.



