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US Department of Agriculture

 

www.usda.gov

1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20004

(202) 720-2791

NORTH CAROLINA INDUSTRIAL HEMP COMMISSION

  1. Starbucks
  2. Dunkin Doughnuts
  3. IHOP
  4. McDonald’s
  5. Burger King
  6. Wendy’s 
  7. Subway
  8. Country Clubs
  9. Love’s Travel Centers
  10. Flying J Travel Centers
  11. Pilot Travel Centers
  12. Travel America Travel Centers
  13. Simmons Travel Center
  14. Royal Farms Travel Store

N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Quickest contact: IndustrialHempRequests@NCagr.gov 

Mailing address:

1005 Mail Service Center

Raleigh, NC 27699


 NORTH CAROLINA INDUSTRIAL HEMP COMMISSION 


 

APPLICATION TO CULTIVATE INDUSTRIAL HEMP

As part of the North Carolina Hemp Research Pilot Program

  1. NAME (Last, First, Middle): __Robinson, Tariq, Tony____
    1. RESIDENCE ADDRESS: _3047 Bass Landing Road / Edenton, NC___
    2. MAILING ADDRESS (If Different): __0 Hillcrest Street / Rocky Mount, NC 27804___
    3. EMAIL ADDRESS: ___njrtruckingllc@gmail.com______
    4. PRIMARY PHONE (Cell or Home): ____(252)907-7483___
    5. SECONDARY PHONE (Cell or Home): ___(252)801-7058____
    6. BUSINESS NAME (If Applicable): __Naomi Jeanette Robinson Logistics Group___
    7. BUSINESS ADDRESS: __1549 Vance Street / Rocky Mount, NC 27804__
    8. BUSINESS PHONE: __(252)801-7058

 

APPLICATION TO CULTIVATE INDUSTRIAL HEMP

As part of the North Carolina Hemp Research Pilot Program

  1. TYPE OF LICENSE APPLIED FOR: __Research With Intent to Market____
  2. DURATION OF LICENSE APPLIED FOR: _Three Years___


RESEARCH PURPOSE

Check only the boxes below that correspond with the Authorized Research purpose (ESTABLISHED BY G.S. 106-568.) of your intended planting. This section applies to all intended planting of fields or greenhouses. You will be required to provide an acceptable report of the results of your planting for each of the purposes selected before the following year’s license would be issued. Only one purpose is required and additional purposes may be subject to additional documentation of the request of the Industrial Hemp Commission


 

APPLICATION TO CULTIVATE INDUSTRIAL HEMP

As part of the North Carolina Hemp Research Pilot Program (Yes or No Answers Please)

  1. Studying and investigating marketplace opportunities for hemp products to increase the jobs base in the state by means of employment related to the production of industrial hemp.: __Yes _
  2. Studying and investigating methods of industrial hemp cultivation that are best suited to soil conservation and restoration: _Yes___
  3. Overseeing and analyzing the growth of industrial hemp by licensed growers for agronomy research and analysis of required soils, growing conditions, and harvest methods relating to the production of various varieties of industrial hemp that may be suitable for various commercial hemp products: __Yes__
  4. Conducting seed research on various types of industrial hemp that are best suited to be grown in North Carolina, including seed availability, creation of North Carolina Hybrid Types, and in the ground varieties of hemp seed: __Yes__


 

APPLICATION TO CULTIVATE INDUSTRIAL HEMP

As part of the North Carolina Hemp Research Pilot Program (Yes or No Answers Please)

  1. Studying the economic feasibility of developing an industrial hemp market market in various types of industrial hemp that can be grown in the state, including by commercial marketing and sale of industrial hemp.: __Yes _
  2. Reporting on the estimated value-added benefits, including environmental benefits, to North Carolina Businesses of an industrial hemp market of North Carolina-Grown industrial hemp varieties: _Yes___
  3. Studying the agronomy research being conducted world-wide relating to industrial hemp varieties, production, and use: __Yes__
  4. Researching and promoting on the world market industrial hemp and hemp seed that can be grown in the state: __Yes__
  5. Promoting research into the development of industrial hemp and commercial markets for North Carolina industrial hemp and hemp products: __Yes__
  6. Studying the feasibility of attracting Federal or Private funding for the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Research Program: __Yes___


 

APPLICATION TO CULTIVATE INDUSTRIAL HEMP

As part of the North Carolina Hemp Research Pilot Program (Yes or No Answers Please)

  1. Studying the use of industrial hemp in new energy technologies, including electricity generation, biofuels, or other form of energy resources; the growth of industrial hemp on reclaimed mine sites; the use of hemp seed oil in the production of fuels; and the production cost, environmental issues, and costs and benefits involved with the use of industrial hemp for energy.: __No _

PRINT NAME (Last, First, Middle): __Robinson, Tariq, Tony___


 

APPLICATION TO CULTIVATE INDUSTRIAL HEMP

As part of the North Carolina Hemp Research Pilot Program 


PLEASE SIGN AND ATTEST TO THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT: 


If approved to cultivate Industrial hemp in the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Pilot Program, I agree to pursue the above checked research purpose established by G.S. 106-568.55, collect data that meets the purpose, and report the results to North Carolina State University, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, as well as to the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Commission on an annual basis in a manner of which i will be informed after receiving the license. I understand that failure to do so will result in revocation of this license and make  me ineligible for future licenses until an acceptable report is received. Further, I understand that by signing below, this constitutes a written agreement with North Carolina State University, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University for my cooperation with them to provide research data and information and to be available and willing to provide additional information to clarify my reported information and data.

PRINT FULL NAME: _Tariq Tony Robinson      SIGN: _Tariq Tony Robinson_________


 

INTENDED PLANTING INFORMATION 

  1. SIZE OF INTENDED PLANTING AREA - A licensee must pay a $250.00 initial fee in addition to an annual fee of $250.00 for less than 50-Acres or $500.00 for more than 50-Acres, as well as a $2/acre or $2/1000 square feet of Greenhouse Fee.
    1. FIRST SITE - _5harp Point Road (US Route-258) (86- Acres  / 2-Full-Time Employees w/$75,000.00 Salary Each
    2. GROWING AREA TYPE: __Outdoors____
    3. NUMBER OF PLANTS ANNUALLY: _14,333 Plants____
    4. FERTILIZER TYPE USED: __Cow Manure___
    5. AMOUNT REQUIRED ANNUALLY: __5,556 Cubic Yards (3,056-Tons) @ $15.00 Per Ton [$45,840.00
    6. MACHINES REQUIRED ANNUALLY: _John Deere 950 P-Tier Dozer, John Deere 870 P-Tier Excavator, John Deere 460 P-Tier Articulate Dump Truck , John Deere 5130ML Low Profile Tractor, John Deere W600 Double Cut Combine, (2) John Deere Gator XUV865R Diesel Premium Cab Crossover Utility Vehicle - Towing up to 4,000 lbs.
    7. MACHINES OPERATING, FUEL & INSURANCE EXPENSES: __$570,760.00 Annually
    8. SEEDS EXPENSE: __$100,331.00___
    9. EMPLOYEES SALARY: _$150,000.00 Annually
    10. # OF QUARTER OUNCES PRODUCED ANNUALLY: ___917,312 Quarter Ounces Annually
    11. TRUCKING COST (Cow Manure): __$305,600.00 
    12. PRICE SOLD WHOLESALE: ____$81.80 Per Pound (No Packing Containers are Included in Price) 


 

  1. SITE 1 TYPE OF CLIENTS- Powerful & Heavy Stoned Cannabis Clients
  2. SITE 1 TYPE OF ACCOUNTS - Starbucks, Dunkin Doughnuts, Country Clubs
  3. SITE 1 TYPE OF SMOKERS - CEO’s, Managers, Superintendents, Retired, Foremens, Politicians, Musicians, Actors, Military & Law Enforcement
  4. CANNABIS STRAINS:
    1. White Widow - 8 to 10 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st, / Harvest - June 15th / Ready for Distrubution - July 7th  / 2,388 Plants Annually 
    2. Northern Lights - 8 to 9 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st, / Harvest - June 1st / Ready for Distribution - June 22nd / 2,388 Plants Annually
    3. El Patron - 9 to 10 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June - 15th / Ready for Distribution - July 7th / 2,388 Plants__
    4. Shining Silver Haze - 9 to 11 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd / 2,388 Plants
    5. Chocolate Haze - 9 to 11 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd / 2,388 Plants
    6. Somango XL - 8 to 10 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 15th / Ready for Distribution July 7th / 2,388 Plants Annually


 

  1. SIZE OF INTENDED PLANTING AREA - A licensee must pay a $250.00 initial fee in addition to an annual fee of $250.00 for less than 50-Acres or $500.00 for more than 50-Acres, as well as a $2/acre or $2/1000 square feet of Greenhouse Fee.
    1. SECOND SITE - _Highland Drive / Washington, NC (91.36- Acres @ $1,500,000.00 / 14-Full-Time Employees w/$75,000.00 Salary Each
    2. GROWING AREA TYPE: __Outdoors____
    3. NUMBER OF PLANTS ANNUALLY: _93,000 Plants____
    4. FERTILIZER TYPE USED: __Cow Manure___
    5. AMOUNT REQUIRED ANNUALLY: __36,111 Cubic Yards (65,000-Tons) @ $15.00 Per Ton [$975,000.00
    6. MACHINES REQUIRED ANNUALLY: _Cat D11 Dozer, Cat 140 LVR Motor Grader, Cat 374 Excavator, Cat 657 Open Bowl Scrapper, John Deere 8R 370 Farm Tractor. John Deere X9 1000 Combine, (14) John Deere Gator XUV865R Diesel Premium Cab Crossover Utility Vehicle - Towing up to 4,000 lbs.
    7. MACHINES OPERATING, FUEL & INSURANCE EXPENSES: __$760,000.00 Annually
    8. SEEDS EXPENSE: __$651,000.00___
    9. EMPLOYEES SALARY: _$1,050,000.00 Annually
    10. # OF QUARTER OUNCES PRODUCED ANNUALLY: ___5,952,000 Ounces Annually
    11. TRUCKING COST (Cow Manure): __$2,600,000.00 
    12. PRICE SOLD WHOLESALE: ____$64.90 Per Pound (No Packing Containers are Included in Price) 


 

  1. SITE 2 TYPE OF CLIENTS- Calming, Relaxing, Long Lasting High, Clear & Euphoric
  2. SITE 1 TYPE OF ACCOUNTS - IHOP, McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s, Subway
  3. SITE 1 TYPE OF SMOKERS - Party Goes, Warehouse Workers, Construction Workers, Office Workers, Comedians, Employees
  4. CANNABIS STRAINS:
    1. Fruit Spirit - 9 to 10 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st, / Harvest - June 15th / Ready for Distribution - July 7th  / 16,600 Plants Annually 
    2. Purple Queen - 8 to 9 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st, / Harvest - June 1st / Ready for Distribution - June 22nd / 16,600 Plants Annually
    3. Amnesia Haze - 10 to 11 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June - 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd  / 16,600 Plants__
    4. Critical - 7 to 9 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 1st / Ready for Distribution - June 22nd / 16,600 Plants
    5. Haze Berry - 9 to 11 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd / 16,600 Plants


 

  1. SIZE OF INTENDED PLANTING AREA - A licensee must pay a $250.00 initial fee in addition to an annual fee of $250.00 for less than 50-Acres or $500.00 for more than 50-Acres, as well as a $2/acre or $2/1000 square feet of Greenhouse Fee.
    1. THIRD SITE - _917 VOA Site-C Basnight Farm / Greenville, NC (46.56- Acres @ $598,000.00 / 6-Full-Time Employees w/$75,000.00 Salary Each
    2. GROWING AREA TYPE: __Outdoors____
    3. NUMBER OF PLANTS ANNUALLY: _56,028 Plants____
    4. FERTILIZER TYPE USED: __Cow Manure___
    5. AMOUNT REQUIRED ANNUALLY: __17,991 Cubic Yards (32,384-Tons) @ $15.00 Per Ton [$485,760.00
    6. MACHINES REQUIRED ANNUALLY: _Cat D9 Dozer, Cat 140 LVR Motor Grader, Cat 352 Excavator, Cat 657 Open Bowl Scrapper, John Deere 8R 370 Farm Tractor. John Deere X9 1000 Combine, (6) John Deere Gator XUV865R Diesel Premium Cab Crossover Utility Vehicle - Towing up to 4,000 lbs.
    7. MACHINES OPERATING, FUEL & INSURANCE EXPENSES: __$699,625.00 Annually
    8. SEEDS EXPENSE: __$392,196.00
    9. EMPLOYEES SALARY: _$450,000.00 Annually
    10. # OF QUARTER OUNCES PRODUCED ANNUALLY: ___3,585,792 Quarter Ounces Annually
    11. TRUCKING COST (Cow Manure): __$1,295,360.00___ 
    12. PRICE SOLD WHOLESALE: ____$59.31 Per Pound (No Packing Containers are Included in Price) 


 

  1. SITE 3 TYPE OF CLIENTS- Uplifting, Calming, Clear, Balanced, Good Night Rest
  2. SITE 3 TYPE OF ACCOUNTS - Love’s Travel Center, Simmons Travel Center, Flying J, Pilots, Travel America, Royal Farms Travel Store
  3. SITE 3 TYPE OF SMOKERS - OTR- Drivers, Local Drivers, Bus Operators, Heavy Equipment Operators, Pilots, Machinery Operators, Ship Crew Members, Stewardess, Waiters & Waitress, Front Desk, Hotel Workers, Retail Workers, Train Conductors, Toll Booth Workers
  4. CANNABIS STRAINS:
    1. Shotgun - 9 to 11 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st, / Harvest - June 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd  / 11,205 Plants Annually 
    2. Hulk Berry - 9 to 11 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st, / Harvest - June 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd / 11,205 Plants Annually
    3. Kali Dog - 8 to 10 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June - 15th / Ready for Distribution - July 7th / 11,205 Plants__
    4. Royal Moby - 9 to 10 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 30th / Ready for Distribution - July 22nd / 11,205 Plants
    5. Watermelon - 7 to 8 Weeks Flowering Time (Plant April 1st / Harvest - June 1 / Ready for Distribution - June 22nd / 11,205 Plants


 

INTENDED PLANTING INFORMATION

  1. COUNTY OF INTENDED PLANTING:
    1. SITE #1- Edgecombe County, NC
      1. GPS COORDINATES OF PLANTING - 35.5358391 / 77.5906493
      2. SECONDS OF PLANTING AREA LONGITUDE - 6.25 Seconds North & 6.25 Seconds South of the center of the property
      3. SECONDS OF PLANTING AREA LATITUDE - 4.95049505 Seconds East & 4.95049505 Seconds West of the center of the property
      4. TYPE OF SEEDS - _Feminized Cannabis Seeds
      5. WHERE SEEDS ARE PURCHASE FROM - _Brand Company Distributing LLC / 2870 W. 10th Place / Eugene, OR 97402 / (800)601-2340 / support@royalqueenseeds.com / http://www.royalqueenseeds.com 
      6. TYPE OF CERTIFICATION - __Breeder___

PRINT FULL NAME: __Tariq Tony Robinson   SIGN: __Tariq Tony Robinson__


 

INTENDED PLANTING INFORMATION

  1. COUNTY OF INTENDED PLANTING:
    1. SITE #2- Beaufort County, NC
      1. GPS COORDINATES OF PLANTING - 35.5534683 / 77.0306697
      2. SECONDS OF PLANTING AREA LONGITUDE -18.75 Seconds North & 18.75 Seconds South of the center of the property
      3. SECONDS OF PLANTING AREA LATITUDE - 12.87128713 Seconds East & 12.87128713 Seconds West of the center of the property
      4. TYPE OF SEEDS - _Feminized Cannabis Seeds
      5. WHERE SEEDS ARE PURCHASE FROM - _Brand Company Distributing LLC / 2870 W. 10th Place / Eugene, OR 97402 / (800)601-2340 / support@royalqueenseeds.com / http://www.royalqueenseeds.com 
      6. TYPE OF CERTIFICATION - __Breeder___

PRINT FULL NAME: __Tariq Tony Robinson   SIGN: __Tariq Tony Robinson__


 

INTENDED PLANTING INFORMATION

  1. COUNTY OF INTENDED PLANTING:
    1. SITE #3- Pitt County, NC
      1. GPS COORDINATES OF PLANTING - 35.6382910 / 77.4875760
      2. SECONDS OF PLANTING AREA LONGITUDE - 12.5 Seconds North & 12.5 Seconds South of the center of the property
      3. SECONDS OF PLANTING AREA LATITUDE - 5.00990099 Seconds East & 5.00990099 Seconds West of the center of the property
      4. TYPE OF SEEDS - _Feminized Cannabis Seeds
      5. WHERE SEEDS ARE PURCHASE FROM - _Brand Company Distributing LLC / 2870 W. 10th Place / Eugene, OR 97402 / (800)601-2340 / support@royalqueenseeds.com / http://www.royalqueenseeds.com 
      6. TYPE OF CERTIFICATION - __Breeder___

PRINT FULL NAME: __Tariq Tony Robinson   SIGN: __Tariq Tony Robinson__


 

INTENDED MARKET

  1. INTENDED MARKETABLE PART OF THE PLANT:
    1. Write All that Apply
      1. Seed
      2. Cannabinoids
      3. THC 


 

INTENDED MARKET

  1. NAME AND ADDRESS OF EACH ENTITY WHO HAS TENTATIVELY OR CONTRACTUALLY AGREED TO PURCHASE EACH OF THE CHECKED PLANT PARTS DESCRIBED ABOVE:
    1. If if the pace are a chain restaurants with multi-location just put the name and Multi-Stop
      1. Starbucks - Multi Stops within 50-Miles Radius of Rocky Mount, NC
      2. Dunkin Doughnuts - Multi Stops within 50-Miles Radius of Rocky Mount, NC
      3. IHOP - Multi Stops within 50-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      4. McDonald’s - Multi Stops within 50-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      5. Burger King - Multi Stops within 50-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      6. Wendy’s - Multi Stops within 50-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC 
      7. Subway - Multi Stops within 50-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      8. Country Clubs - Multi Stops within 50-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      9. Simmons Travel Center - 1589 Skippers Road / Emporia, VA
      10. Love’s Travel Centers - Multi Stops within 65-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      11. Flying J Travel Center - Multi Stops within 65-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      12. Pilot Travel Centers - Multi Stops within 65-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC
      13. Travel Centers of America - Multi Stops within 65-Miles of Rocky Mount, NC


 

BONA FIDE FARMER CERTIFICATION

  1. PLEASE STATE AND ATTACH THE DOCUMENTATION TO THIS APPLICATION TO DEMONSTRATE THE APPLICANT WAS A BONA FIDE FARMER ACCORDING TO ITS MOST RECENT TAX FILING :
    1. You can change how you file your taxes later if you choose to
      1. For Individual filers, Schedule F of the form 1040, US Individual Income Tax Return


 

STORAGE OF HARVESTED PLANTS PARTS

  1. COUNTY OF EACH INTENDED STORAGE AREA / STRUCTURE FOR HARVESTED PLANT PARTS :
    1. County Where Cannabis is Dried and Package - __Nash County____
      1. GPS COORDINATES OF EACH INTENDED STORAGE AREA / STRUCTURE FOR HARVESTED PLANT PARTS - __35.9752400 / -77.7830583_
      2. TYPE OF STORAGE FACILITY - _Warehouse_________
      3. SQUARE FEET OF BUILDING - __48,924 Square Feet___
      4. ACRES OF LAND - _3.45-Acres of Land_______
      5. # DOCK DOORS - _7-Dock Doors___
      6. # OF DOCK HEIGHT DOORS - __2-Dock Height Doors__
      7. # OF VAN HEIGHT DOCK DOORS - __5-Van Height Doors__


 

STORAGE OF HARVESTED PLANTS PARTS

This is the end of information collection for the application. The following page is the agreement and attestation page required to process this application. Be sure to complete as instructed and sign the agreement page included with this application. It is vital you complete every portion of this application including the space provided for your printed name and date at the bottom of each page.

The application’s approval or rejection will be notified by mail if your application is approved. You will then be required to complete an acceptance document and return that with the designated fees within 30-Days of your approval. After an approval, and your acceptance documents and check have been received for processing you will be issued a license by the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Commission.

PRINT NAME (Last, First, Middle): __Robinson, Tariq, Tony


 

READ AND SIGN BELOW

Please read each of the following sections. Check each box to affirm that you have read the terms set out that you agree to be licensed contingent to the terms. Sign the bottom of the form to agree to all of the terms, below

ACCESS FOR SAMPLING 

_Yes_ I agree to provide access to the cultivated sites and storage facilities for sampling of industrial hemp at any time for any reason to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and to any State Bureau of Investigation or law enforcement agency with jurisdiction in the area. I understand I am responsible for the cost of all laboratory analytical services.


 

AGREEMENT TO MONITOR AND DESTROY VOLUNTEER HEMP PLANTS

_Yes_ For three years following the cultivation of industrial hemp on the site(s) identified on this application, I agree to monitor the site(s) identified on this application and the surrounding area for volunteer, or Feral Hemp Plants, in the areas identified above, at my own cost and expense.


AGREEMENT TO MAINTAIN RECORDS

_Yes_ I agree to maintain all records, including but not limited to those for agronomics, contracts, sampling, stlorage, expenses, transportation and delivery, and income, from my cultivation of industrial hemp pursuant to the permit issued by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for the duration of the permit while the permit is valid and for three years thereafter. Further, I agree to produce these records upon request of the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Commission, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and & Consumer Services, North Carolina State University, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, or Law Enforcement.


 

AGREEMENT TO NOTIFY PLANT INDUSTRIES

_Yes_ I Agree to notify the Plant Industry Division (PID) of NCDA & CS and the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Commission (Commission) If there are any changes or deviations from the intentions stated in the license within one month of a known change or deviation.

_Yes_ I agree to notify the PID and the Commission if there are any changes to the license holders address within one month of a change for the duration of the license.


DISCLOSURE OF CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS

Pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat. $_ 106-568.56 and N.C. Gen. Stat $_ 106-568.57, providing the Commission with False or Misleading information subjects an applicant to civil and/or criminal penalties. Partcipation in the North Carolina Industrial Hemp program does not authorize or enable participants to violate United States DEA or other Federal  Rules and Regulations.


 

Yes_ I acknowledge that licensure requires approval by the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Commission. The license fees will be based upon the information submitted in this application and i Have read the fee calculation details described in item 4. I will return the signed acceptance form and on original bank check to fully pay the required fees as established in the rules for licensure within 30-Days of the date of issuance of licensure or before i take possession of the seed or transplants, whichever is earlier.

PRINT NAME (Last, First, Middle): __Robinson, Tariq, Tony_  SIGN: __Tariq Tony Robinson__

DATE: _Sunday June 1, 2025___


 

Yes_ I have had no felony convictions in the prior 10-Years

_Yes_ I have had no drug-related or controlled substances felony conviction at any time.

_Yes_ I disclose the date(s) and location(s) of any conviction of any criminal offense (other than misdemeanor traffic offenses) committed in any jurisdiction. I acknowledge that failure to comply with this requirement in a complete and truthful manner shall be grounds for denial, suspension or revocation of a license, as may be determined by the Commission.

_Yes_  I have nothing to report

INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT (Full-Size SUV)

   

THIS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT (THIS AGREEMENT) IS MADE EFFECTIVE AS OF SUNDAY JUNE 1, 2025, BY AND BETWEEN NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON LOGISTICS GROUP (“THE RECIPIENT”), OF AND NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON TRUCKING (THE CONTRACTOR”), OF IN THIS AGREEMENT, THE PARTY IS CONTRACTING TO RECEIVE THE SERVICES SHALL BE REFERRED TO AS “RECIPIENT”, AND THE PARTY WHO WILL BE PROVIDING THE SERVICES SHALL BE REFERRED TO 

AS “CONTRACTOR”.


DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. BEGINNING ON TUESDAY JANUARY 17, 2023. THE CONTRACTOR WILL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES (COLLECTIVELY, THE “SERVICES”):

2025 BMW X7 M50i


STARBUCKS & DUNKIN DOUGHNUTS CANNABIS DISPENSARY  

(4000 Commercial Display Humidor Cabinet [48”W x 16”D x 72”H] 32-Cubic Feet Capacity)

18- Shelves (4’Length x 1.33’ Width x 2”Height = 0.9 Cubic Feet Per Shelf) = 16 Cubic Feet of Cannabis

16-Pound Dispensary Contract

512 - Customers Weekly Contract 

(0.5 Ounces - Tablespoon Full Per Sale or Customer)

$20.00 - Per Sale Minimum

  • Decked Drawer System (2) Drawer System Stacked on Top With Lock & Key Security (4’L x 4’W x 1’H Each Drawer System)
  • 16-Cubic Yards Drawer System Capacity (16-Pounds) - $20,000.00 Wholesale License Buyer Commodity 



2025 BMW X7 M50i


NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON LOGISTICS CANNABIS WHOLESALE FARM CONTRACT PER 32-CUBIC FEET DISPENSARY 

  • SUV WEEKLY MILEAGE PER CONTRACT FULFILLMENT FROM ROCKY MOUNT CANNABIS FARM: 150-Miles 
  • SUV CONTRACT CAPITAL PER MILEAGE CONTRACT WEEKLY: $3.00 Per Mile ($450.00 Weekly Income)
  • PACKAGE CONTAINERS - U-Line Wide Mouth Glass Jars - 16oz. With Metal Lid (One Pound Distribution Containers)
  • MAX. MILEAGE DELIVERY - 75 Miles One Way  
  • SEED CONTRACT - 832 Seeds Harvested Annually 
  • LAND MASS REQUIREMENT - 29,952 Square Feet (0.7 -Acres of Land)
  • EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT - Cat 140 LVR Motor Grader, Cat D5 Dozer, Caterpillar 308E2 CR, John Deere 250D Articulated Dump Truck, John Deere 6120E Farm Tractor w32 Row Planter, John Deere S760 Combine, Kenworth W900L Tandem Axle Tractor, Triaxle Dump Trailer with Center Chute

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1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20004


 

THIS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT (THIS AGREEMENT) IS MADE EFFECTIVE AS OF SATURDAY JANUARY 14, 2023, BY AND BETWEEN NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON LOGISTICS GROUP (“THE RECIPIENT”), OF AND NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON TRUCKING (THE CONTRACTOR”), OF IN THIS AGREEMENT, THE PARTY IS CONTRACTING TO RECEIVE THE SERVICES SHALL BE REFERRED TO AS “RECIPIENT”, AND THE PARTY WHO WILL BE PROVIDING THE SERVICES SHALL BE REFERRED TO AS “CONTRACTOR”.


DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. BEGINNING ON SUNDAY JUNE 1, 2025 THE CONTRACTOR WILL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES (COLLECTIVELY, THE “SERVICES”):


2025 RANGE ROVER AUTOBIOGRAPHY


SMOKE CLUBS & COUNTRY CLUBS DISPENSARY  

(2) 4000 Commercial Display Humidor Cabinet [48”W x 16”D x 72”H] 32-Cubic Feet Capacity (64-Cubic Feet Capacity)

(2) 18- Shelves (4’Length x 1.33’ Width x 2”Height = 0.9 Cubic Feet Per Shelf) = 16 Cubic Feet of Cannabis (32-Cubic Feet Capacity)

32-Pound Dispensary Contract

1,024 - Customers Weekly Contract 

(0.5 Ounces - Tablespoon Full Per Sale or Customer)

$20.00 - Per Sale Minimum

  • Decked Drawer System (2) Drawer System Stacked on Top With Lock & Key Security (5.8’L x 4.5’W x 1’H Each Drawer System)
  • 26-Cubic Yards Drawer System Capacity (26-Pounds) - $32,000.00 Wholesale License Buyer Commodity 

(202) 720-2791

 

2023 GMC SIERA 3500 DENALI ULTIMATE CREW CAB DUALLY


NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON LOGISTICS CANNABIS WHOLESALE FARM CONTRACT PER 64-CUBIC FEET DISPENSARY 

  • PICK-UP WEEKLY MILEAGE PER CONTRACT FULFILLMENT FROM ROCKY MOUNT CANNABIS FARM: 200-Miles 
  • PICK-UP CONTRACT CAPITAL PER MILEAGE CONTRACT WEEKLY: $3.00 Per Mile ($600.00 Weekly Income)
  • PACKAGE CONTAINERS - U-Line Wide Mouth Glass Jars - 16oz. With Metal Lid (One Pound Distribution Containers)
  • MAX. MILEAGE DELIVERY - 100 Miles One Way  
  • SEED CONTRACT - 1,664 Seeds Harvested Annually 
  • LAND MASS REQUIREMENT - 59,904 Square Feet (1.3 -Acres of Land)
  • EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT - Cat 140 LVR Motor Grader, Cat D5 Dozer, Caterpillar 308E2 CR, John Deere 250D Articulated Dump Truck, John Deere 6120E Farm Tractor w32 Row Planter, John Deere S760 Combine, Kenworth W900L Tandem Axle Tractor, Triaxle Dump Trailer with Center Chute  


 

 INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT 

 

NO OTHER FEES AND/OR EXPENSES WILL BE PAID TO THE CONTRACTOR, UNLESS SUCH FEES AND/OR EXPENSES HAVE BEEN APPROVED IN ADVANCE BY THE APPROPRIATE EXECUTIVE ON BEHALF OF THE RECIPIENT IN WRITING. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY AND ALL TAXES, SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTIONS OR PAYMENT, DISABILITY INSURANCE, UNEMPLOYMENT TAXES, AND OTHER PAYROLL TYPE TAXES APPLICABLE TO SUCH COMPENSATION.

TERM / TERMINATION. SHALL TERMINATE AUTOMATICALLY ON OPEC BARREL OF OIL AT  $110.00 OR HIGHER. MAY BE 


TERMINATED BY EITHER PARTY UPON 30-DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO EITHER PARTY.

A REGULAR, ONGOING RELATIONSHIP OF INDEFINITE TERM IS NOT CONTEMPLATED. THE RECIPENT HAS NO RIGHT TO ASSIGN SERVICES TO THE CONTRACTOR OTHER THAN AS SPECIFICALLY CONTEMPLATED BY THIS AGREEMENT. HOWEVER, THE PARTIES MAY MUTUALLY AGREE THAT THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM OTHER SERVICES FOR THE RECIPIENT, PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.


 

RELATIONSHIP OF PARTIES. IT IS UNDERSTOOD BY THE PARTIES THAT THE CONTRACTOR IS AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR WITH RESPECT TO THE RECIPIENT, AND NOT AN EMPLOYEE OF THE RECIPIENT. THE RECIPIENT WILL NOT PROVIDE FRINGE BENEFITS, INCLUDING HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFITS, PAID VACATION, OR ANY OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFIT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CONTRACTOR.


IT IS CONTEMPLATED THAT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CONTRACTOR AND THE RECIPIENT SHALL BE A NON-EXCLUSIVE ONE. THE CONTRACTOR ALSO PERFORMS SERVICES FOR OTHER ORGANIZATION AND/OR INDIVUALS, THE RECIPIENT HAS NO RIGHT TO FURTHER INQUIRE INTO THE CONTRACTOR’S OTHER ACTIVITIES,


 

RECIPIENTS CONTROL - THE RECIPIENT HAS NO RIGHT OR POWER TO CONTROL OR OTHERWISE INTERFERE WITH THE CONTRACTOR MODE OF AFFECTING PERFORMANCE UNDER THIS AGREEMENT. THE RECIPIENT’S ONLY CONCERN IS THE RESULT OF THE CONTRACTOR’S WORK, AND NOT THE MEANS OF ACCOMPLISHING IT. EXCEPT IN EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES AND WHEN NECESSARY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE SERVICES WITHOUT DIRECT SUPERVISION BY THE RECIPIENT.


PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY - THE CONTRACTOR IS A PROFESSIONAL WHO USES __HIS OWN EQUIPMENT__ OWN PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS METHODS TO PERFORM SERVICES ON BEHALF OF THE RECIPIENT WITHOUT THE RECIPIENT’S KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT. IF THE CONTRACTOR HAS ASSISTANTS, IT IS THE CONTRACTOR’S RESPONSIBILITY TO HIRE THEM AND TO PROVIDE MATERIALS FOR THEM


 

PERSONAL SERVICES NOT REQUIRED - THE CONTRACTOR IS NOT REQUIRED TO RENDER THE SERVICES PERSONALLY AND MAY EMPLOY OTHERS TO PERFORM THE SERVICES ON BEHALF OF THE RECIPIENT WITHOUT THE RECIPIENT KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT. IF THE CONTRACTOR HAS ASSISTANTS, IT IS THE CONTRACTOR’S RESPONSIBILITY TO HIRE THEM AND TO PROVIDE MATERIALS FOR THEM


NO LOCATION ON PREMISES - THE CONTRACTOR HAS NO DESK OR OTHER EQUIPMENT EITHER LOCATED AT OR FURNISHED BY THE RECIPIENT. EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT THE CONTRACTOR WORKS IN A TERRITORY AS DEFINED BY THE RECIPIENT _PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES__ ARE NOT INTEGRATED INTO THE MAINSTREAM OF THE RECIPIENT’S BUSINESS.


 

NO SET WORK HOURS - THE CONTRACTOR HAS NO SET HOURS OF WORK. THERE IS NO REQUIREMENT THAT THE CONTRACTOR WORK FULL TIME OR OTHERWISE ACCOUNT FOR WORK HOURS.


EXPENSES PAID BY CONTRACTOR - THE CONTRACTOR’S BUSINESS AND TRAVEL EXPENSES ARE TO BE PAID BY THE CONTRACTOR AND NOT THE RECIPIENT.


THE RECIPIENT. THE CONTRACTOR, UPON TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE CONTRACTOR WILL RETURN TO THE RECIPIENT ALL CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION, WHETHER PHYSICAL OR ELECTRONIC, AND OTHER ITEMS THAT WERE USED, CREATED OR CONTROLLED BY THE CONTRACTOR DURING THE TERM OF THIS AGREEMENT.


 

NO RIGHT TO ACT AS AGENT - AN “EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE “OR ”PRINCIPAL-AGENT” RELATIONSHIP IS NOT CREATED MERELY BECAUSE (1) THE RECIPIENT HAS OR RETAINS THE RIGHT TO SUPERVISE OR INSPECT THE WORK AS IT PROGRESSES IN ORDER TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT OR (2) THE RECIPIENT HAS OR RETAINS THE RIGHT TO STOP WORK DONE IMPROPERLY. THE CONTRACTOR HAS NO RIGHT TO ACT AS AN AGENT FOR THE RECIPIENT AND HAS AN OBLIGATION TO NOTIFY ANY INVOLVED PARTIES THAT IS NOT AN AGENT OF THE RECIPIENT 


ENTIRE AGREEMENT - THIS AGREEMENT CONSTITUTES THE ENTIRE CONTRACT BETWEEN THE PARTIES, ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED IN ANY OTHER WRITINGS PREVIOUSLY EXECUTED BY THE PARTIES REGARDING THE MATTERS CONTEMPLATED HEREIN SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE MERGED HEREIN AND SUPERSEDED HEREBY. NO MODIFICATIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE DEEMED EFFECTIVE UNLESS IN WRITING AND SIGNED BY THE PARTIES HERETO.


 

WAIVER OF BREACH - THE WAIVER BY THE RECIPIENT OF A BREACH OF ANY PROVISION OF THIS AGREEMENT BY CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT OPERATE OR BE CONSTRUED AS A WAIVER OF ANY SUBSEQUENT BREACH BY CONTRACTOR.


SEVERABILITY - IF AN PROVISION OF THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE HELD TO BE INVALID OR UNENFORCEABLE FOR ANY REASON, THE REMAINING PROVISIONS SHALL CONTINUE TO BE VALID AND ENFORCEABLE. IF A COURT FINDS THAT ANY PROVISION OF THIS AGREEMENT IS INVALID OR UNENFORCEABLE SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE WRITTEN, CONSTRUED, AND ENFORCED AS SO LIMITED, 


APPLICABLE LAW - THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE __STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA__.

SIGNATORIES - THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE SIGNED BY, __TARIQ ROBINSON __ AND BY, __NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON TRUCKING___. THIS AGREEMENT IS EFFECTIVE AS OF THE DATE FIRST ABOVE WRITTEN


 

RECIPIENT: ___NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON LOGISTICS GROUP______

BY: __TARIQ ROBINSON___          DATE: __Sunday June 1, 2025_____

CONTRACTOR: __NAOMI JEANETTE ROBINSON TRUCKING_______

BY: __TARIQ ROBINSON__ DATE:  ___Sunday June 1, 2025____

Why Did I Start a Farm for my Employees and Family

In 2003 was a year my daughter (Khia Robinson) was born and i married (Kareesha Robinson) I didn't understand what God was doing. I had a 1999 Ford Expedition and i was working for Vollers Excavation on the new Mercedes Benz Facility outside of Princeton, NJ. I was operating the Caterpillar D9 Dozer. It was in July. I had a Toyota Corolla that i used to drive to jobsite to save gas and i left the expedition for my wife and daughter to drive. I got up and move Expedition out of my driveway and park it on the street (104 Mount Vernon Place in Newark, NJ) I was working in the swamp gutting out the mud and pushing the Cat 657 Srapper to remove the mud. 

The Superintendent Steve came to me and said call your wife she called the company and said the Ford Expedition was stollen. I said to Steve tell her to call the police i am working and call the insurance company. 

I had my mother flowers in the vehicle i purchase on her gravesite. I had 10 more payments to make on this truck. So i call Newark Police everyday to see if they found the vehicle. I did that for 30-Days and I had a rental i was driving. In 30-Days the Insurance cash out the vehicle. 

So in 30 days i never receive a check or nothing from Insurance Company. 

I was paying $950.00 for the apartment and i had a truck payment i had to pay and the insurance company didn't pay for. So i had to buy another truck . 

So i went to Steve and said I am moving to Atlanta, GA I am tired of New Jersey. All the guys said you hang around all blue and stay with Irvington, NJ and when you go south hang with all red. 


So the guys surrounded me again to pray and a gust of wind came and they said close your eyes. Then i was a special prayer. They said i am one of you. So i still work for couple of weeks and then Steve said you are just like Snoop Dog. You are blue. When you go south stay with Red and you come up north stay blue. I didn't understand what i was being told. I thought it was the Union Colors. 


So I went to Farham, Virginia to see my father and show him his grand daughter. There was a F-15 Flying right above the trees slowly following me and i seen him looking at my vehicle. I didn't pay it no mind. I was going to Atlanta, 


So i moved to Atlanta and the insurance called me in October said we found your truck. I said what? Then Newark Police used to call me and threathen me on the phone. I called Internal Affaiors, Better Business Burea on Newark Police. 

I took the Amtrak back to Newark to the tow yard. I asked the tow yard when was this vehicle found. They said Newark Police had your vehicle you was under investagation. I said what happen to my mother flowers. 

So i went to Newark Police department and i said what is going on. They said nothing. So i spit on the Newark Police Crusier in front of the police and said i here you threathen me so lets get this on. 

The cop said treat him like he treat you. I said Fuck you and l;eft New Jersey. 

I went to Cythnia H. Hale. she said here is a lawyer but the lawyer states you have to be here a year to take my case. The lawyer stated i can get you $1,000,000.00 i said get me something i can't work for. The lawyer said do not go back to New Jersey.


Before Bin Ladin was Killed he came to me in a dream riding a bike on New Jersey Turnpike and said don't come back here. Then i had the ruler from Irac come to me in a dream and say do nothing. America is going to fall. Then that when President Obama went after to kill both of them. They said no weapon America is going to fall. 


I been in poverty and everytime i get a job the co-workers said i am coming at them. They would do things to get me fired. I said to all the owners what am i doing. They are saying i am a problem. So i would shake their hand and say ok i hope you be a fortune 500 company and never went back to these companies. 


I sent an email to Iran Government. I said if i live over there America would send battleships to bomb you and look at how they treat me. The person responded and left his name and next week America killed him. It was on the news. Everybody i asked for help America killed. So i distance myself from family and friends. Then i asked God who is the God that slaves called on. Who is this God that saved black men from lynching. God said Allah is the true living God. Then my mother came to me and she said use no weapon. Don't do nothing. God is coming. 


I used to see the Devil pulling on the American Flag. I start seeing dead people arise. I used to see dead people walk around my house it was all white people and vehicles was all white. I used to see America with destructive storms. I had God come to me when Superstorm Sandy came. He sid to me don't be without. Eat or i will destroy. So i used to tell the muslim brothers i can't fast because God will come. Nobody believe. I said look at this storm Sandy i have no food. I was in Virginia it was slow moving. The people in Virginia said we are not the bad ones. Here eat. I ate the Storm Got strength and move past Virginia and hit New Jersey. That when Virgionia said no more jail. Get him out of here. Virginia wants nothing to do with me. I was told by God if you don't eat i will destroy. That why i didn't go to muslim because they fast. 


God comes to me i been 30 days without food and the hurricane began then New Orlean was hit. back to back. I was in New Jersey They kick me out of jail. I didn't have no food. God says don't be without. 


So i was told by God to be with all the things i need. Then i was working in Virginia i was in the woods. It was a great fire in the state and a hurricane was approaching. I seen something i never seen before i told the guys to move it is a earth quake. I seen the earth quake and that when Virginia said you are Jesus.After the earthquake. I seen Jesus stand 4' off the ground it was a loud pitch noise. My chest was pumping and i thought i was having a heaert attack. Jesus spoke and said i didn't come to destroy you i came to save you. That Earth Quake hit Washington, DC and the hurriace all came the same week. Virginia wants nothing to do with me or Florida, I went to Florida and it was a Hurricane. God said i will not touch you. It was windy and the sun came out. The Florida Highway Patrol seen me speeding and he said i can't stop you go your way. The sun shine on me and the cop was amazed. The cop said go. you are Jesus. 


So God said for me not to be without or i will destroy America. I seen Rocky Mount in Flood water to this day. God tell me to leave when a storm is coming. I even seen a hurricane in my dreams drop fish in front of me. I told them then Phizer was hit. God said don't be without or i will destroy them. So i ensure God words never go in vain. I will never be without. 


HOLY QURAN 

CHAPTER 18 

Al - Kahf

VERSE 64 - 82


 AL - KAHF - 64  [Moses] said, "That is what we were seeking." So they returned, following their footprints. 

 AL - KAHF - 65  And they found a servant from among Our servants to whom we had given mercy from us and had taught him from Us a [certain] knowledge. 

 AL - KAHF - 66  Moses said to him, "May I follow you on [the condition] that you teach me from what you have been taught of sound judgement?" 

 AL - KAHF - 67  He said, "Indeed, with me you will never be able to have patience. 

 AL - KAHF - 68  And how can you have patience for what you do not encompass in knowledge?" 

 AL - KAHF - 69  [Moses] said, "You will find me, if Allah wills, patient, and I will not disobey you in [any] order." 

 AL - KAHF - 70  He said, "Then if you follow me, do not ask me about anything until I make to you about it mention." 

 AL - KAHF - 71  So they set out, until when they had embarked on the ship, al-Khidh r tore it open. [Moses] said, "Have you torn it open to drown its people? You have certainly done a grave thing." 

 AL - KAHF - 72  [Al-Khidh r] said, "Did I not say that with me you would never be able to have patience?" 

 AL - KAHF - 73  [Moses] said, "Do not blame me for what I forgot and do not cover me in my matter with difficulty." 

 AL - KAHF - 74  So they set out, until when they met a boy, al-Khidh r killed him. [Moses] said, "Have you killed a pure soul for other than [having killed] a soul? You have certainly done a deplorable thing." 

 AL - KAHF - 75  [Al-Khidh r] said, "Did I not tell you that with me you would never be able to have patience?" 

 AL - KAHF - 76  [Moses] said, "If I should ask you about anything after this, then do not keep me as a companion. You have obtained from me an excuse." 

 AL - KAHF - 77  So they set out, until when they came to the people of a town, they asked its people for food, but they refused to offer them hospitality. And they found therein a wall about to collapse, so al-Khidh r restored it. [Moses] said, "If you wished, you could have taken for it a payment." 

 AL - KAHF - 78  [Al-Khidh r] said, "This is parting between me and you. I will inform you of the interpretation of that about which you could not have patience. 

 AL - KAHF - 79 As for the ship, it belonged to poor people working at sea. So I intended to cause defect in it as there was after them a king who seized every [good] ship by force. 

 AL - KAHF - 80  And as for the boy, his parents were believers, and we feared that he would overburden them by transgression and disbelief. 

 AL - KAHF - 81  So we intended that their Lord should substitute for them one better than him in purity and nearer to mercy. 

 AL - KAHF - 82  And as for the wall, it belonged to two orphan boys in the city, and there was beneath it a treasure for them, and their father had been righteous. So your Lord intended that they reach maturity and extract their treasure, as a mercy from your Lord. And I did it not of my own accord. That is the interpretation of that about which you could not have patience." 


 In the Holy Quran, the story of the boy and Moses, often identified with the prophet Moses, is a prominent narrative. It recounts a journey where Moses, along with another man (referred to as a Servant of God) encounters a series of actions that seem inexplicable but are revealed to have a deeper, divine purpose. Key elements of the story:

  • Moses and the Servant of God:The narrative revolves around the prophet Moses and a man (also mentioned as "the Servant of God") who is his companion on a journey.
  • Three Unexplained Actions:The story highlights three instances where the Servant of God performs actions that initially appear questionable to Moses:
    • Damaging a boat.
    • Killing a boy.
    • Repairing a damaged wall.
  • Moses's Lack of Patience:Moses, who has been instructed to remain patient, is frustrated by these actions and repeatedly questions them.
  • Revelation of Divine Purpose:Eventually, the Servant of God explains the underlying reasons for his actions, revealing a hidden wisdom and divine plan.
  • The Importance of Faith and Trust:The story emphasizes the importance of faith, patience, and trusting in God's wisdom, even when circumstances seem difficult to understand.
  • The Boy's Significance:The death of the boy, though initially distressing, is explained as being due to the boy's parents' fears that he would bring their family to ruin. God, in his wisdom, will replace him with a better child. 

In summary, the story of the boy and Moses teaches about faith, patience, and the wisdom of God, even when his actions appear mysterious to human understanding.  


HOLY BIBLE (King James Version)

II CHRONICLES 

CHAPTER 15

VERSE 3 Thru 7


 II Chronicles 15:3 states, "For a long time Israel has been without the true God, without a teaching priest, and without law.". This verse describes a period of spiritual neglect and absence of divine guidance for the people of Israel.  


 II Chronicles 15:4 states, "But in their distress they turned to the LORD, the God of Israel, and sought him, and he was found by them."  


 II Chronicles 15:5 states: "In those days it was not safe to travel about, for all the inhabitants of the lands were in great turmoil." The verse is speaking about a period of significant unrest and danger in the land of Israel. The people experienced great distress and were unsafe both within their homes and when traveling.  


 II Chronicles 15:6 states: "At that time, there was no peace for anyone to go or come; rather, there were many terrors upon the inhabitants of the lands. One nation was being crushed by another, and one city by another, for God was troubling them with every kind of distress.". In essence, the verse describes a period of widespread instability and chaos, with nations and cities at war with each other, and God inflicting suffering upon them.  


 II Chronicles 15:7 reads: "But you, be strong and do not let your hands be weak, for your work will be rewarded." It encourages the people to remain steadfast in their efforts to honor God, promising that their diligence will not go unrewarded.  


II Chronicles 15:8, after hearing the prophecy of Azariah, the son of Oded, King Asa was encouraged to remove the idols from Judah and Benjamin, and from the cities he had conquered in Ephraim. He also repaired the altar of the Lord in front of the temple's porch. This verse highlights Asa's response to the prophet's words and his subsequent actions to purify worship and restore the temple.  







Welcome to N.J.R. Group Ranch & Cannabis and Vegetable Farm (Cows, Chicken for Food / Horses and Dog

Welcome to N.J.R. Group Ranch & Cannabis and Vegetable Farm (Cows, Chicken for Food / Horses and Dog

Welcome to N.J.R. Group Ranch & Cannabis and Vegetable Farm (Cows, Chicken for Food / Horses and Dog

Welcome to N.J.R. Group Ranch & Cannabis and Vegetable Farm (Cows, Chicken for Food / Horses and Dog

Welcome to N.J.R. Group Ranch & Cannabis and Vegetable Farm (Cows, Chicken for Food / Horses and Dog

Welcome to N.J.R. Group Ranch & Cannabis and Vegetable Farm (Cows, Chicken for Food / Horses and Dog

US 258 - US 258 86 Acres of Agricultural Land in Macclesfield, NC 27852

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Very nice farm with excellent road frontage on both sides of the road. Farm has good soil type and cropland. Timber was replanted in 2019. Property is located close to Macclesfield and Crisp area. Would be great for residential, horse farm, agriculture, hunting, and recreational use. County water available. Farm is sold subject to the 2023 farm lease. Please see finding in the report/letter from NC Environmental Quality concerning the soil around the old store located on the property. It appears to be a discrepancy with the Edgecombe county tax office GIS map and survey maps and info. Please review to your satisfaction. Please see difference on the tax maps. Let agent know if you have any questions. Seller would like for the buyer to assume the differed taxes.


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US 258 - US 258 86 Acres of Agricultural Land in Macclesfield, NC 27852

 

PROPERTY FACTS

Sale Type - Investment or Owner User

Property Sub type - Agricultural

No. Lots - 1 Total 

Lot Size - 86.00 AC

Property Type - Land 


 

Price history

Date / Event / Price

10/20/2023 - Sold - $335,000-- 14.1% - Source: Hive MLS #100372871 

9/14/2023 - Pending sale - $390,000 - Source: Hive MLS #100372871 

7/13/2023 - Price change - $390,000-- 2.5% - Source: Hive MLS #100372871 

5/24/2023 -  - Price change - $400,000 -5.9% Source: Hive MLS #100372871 

3/8/2023 - Listed for sale - $425,000 +6438.5% - Source: Hive MLS #100372871 

6/30/2014 - Sold$6,500 - Source: Hive MLS #95093882  

US 258 - US 258 86 Acres of Agricultural Land in Macclesfield, NC 27852

 

TRANSPORTATION

COMMUTER RAIL

Wilson 28 min drive - 18.2 mi

Rocky Mount 32 min drive - 20.3 mi



AIRPORT

Pitt-Greenville 32 min drive - 20.9 mi 


 

Getting around

Walk Score 0 / 100 - Car-Dependent

Bike Score®25 / 100 - Somewhat Bikeable


 

Community & neighborhood

Location

  • Region: Macclesfield
  • Subdivision: Not In Subdivision
     

 

HOA & financial

HOA

  • Has HOA: No
  • Amenities included: None

CYLESDALE HORSES

 The Clydesdale horse has become an American icon, synonymous with Budweiser beer. The breed has much to offer, with their flashy good looks, strength, and easygoing personalities making them a favorite of equestrians and the general public. They originated in Scotland and were popular workhorses for generations before transitioning to a pleasure role. 


  Breed: Clydesdale horse
Adult Weight: 1,600-2,400 pounds
Adult Height: 17-18 hands (68-72 inches)
Origin: Scotland
Use: Draught, show
Colors: Bay or brown with white markings
Features: Silky, feathered legs, stylish movement
Lifespan: 25-30 years
Character: Gentle, with noble features and a willing attitude
Gait: Stylish gaits that are powerful and cadenced
Best for: All levels of riders 

  

 

Clydesdale Horse Characteristics

The Clydesdale horse characteristics of today aren’t what they were in earlier times. Today’s horse is strong and muscular, with a neck that elegantly arches out of a sloping shoulder. The Clydesdale horse head is broad in the forehead and muzzle with large, wideset eyes. Their legs are straight and the hooves are the size of a dinner plate.


 

Size 

Modern Clydesdale horse height is taller than the breed originally was, with horses standing between 16 and 18 hands. There are members of the breed, especially stallions, that easily top 18 hands. (1) They are one of the tallest horse breeds, with only Shires, their British neighbor, being taller. 

A Clydesdale foal is about nine hands tall, or three feet at the withers when it is born. They grow each year until reaching their full height around age four, and full maturity at age six. 

Clydesdale size increased in the 1940s. Breeders wanted taller, flashy horses that could be used in parades and shows. They went from being one of the smaller draft horse breeds to one of the tallest.


Weight 

Clydesdale horse weight is between 1,600 and 2,400 pounds, with weight being dependent on height. Although they are taller than most of the other draft horse breeds, they weigh less, being a leaner, more athletic body type. This was again by design, breeders wanted a flashy horse for parades and shows.  

A Clydesdale stallion will weigh more than a mare, and foals weigh between 110 and 180 pounds, with 150 pounds at birth being average.

Their bone structure allows for energetic gaits and lively action in the legs – perfect for any parade. The sloping shoulder and hip help elevate the knees and hocks. The hock bone is pointed and pronounced, otherwise the legs bones are flat and clean. 


Colors 

The beautiful Clydesdale horse is usually bay in color. A white blaze on the face and white socks on the legs are also common. The bay color with white markings is preferred by many, so breeders have tried to produce more horses with this color. They also garner higher purchase prices.  

White spotting, usually on the underside of the belly, can also occur. Other Clydesdale horse colors are black, grey, and chestnut.

Sabinos can also occur, but it’s among the rare Clydesdale horse colors, along with black. The sabino coat color pattern where the horse has white legs, a white blaze, and white ticking in their mid-section, making them appear like a white Clydesdale horse.


Temperament 

Draft horses like Clydesdales are called cold-blooded horses, and this influences their temperament. Clydesdale horse temperament is considered calm, affable, not prone to spooking, and highly intelligent.  

Many people feel like they know the Clydesdale horses because of the Budweiser commercial, showing gentle horses with big hearts. This is an accurate depiction of the breed.

Since modern horses were bred for parades and shows, the Clydesdale horse behavior is also animated and spirited, while still kind and controlled. They have a happy spark that makes them shine in front of crowds.

The breed does not have its own set of rules with the United States Equestrian Federation, and instead uses the general rules, therefore, children cannot exhibit stallions. (2)


 

Clydesdale Horse Care

Clydesdales aren’t high-maintenance horses but do require daily care. They are smart horses, and you may need to double lock doors and gates to keep the horses from opening them. 

A horse is a long-term commitment, the Clydesdale horse lifespan is between 25 and 30 years. Horses’ care includes their diet and nutrition, health care, grooming, and exercise. 


Diet and Nutrition 

A healthy diet is essential for horses, the same way it is for humans. Equine diet and nutrition include hay and grass, also referred to as forage, grain, and nutritional supplements.  

Plenty of clean, fresh water is the most essential nutrient for all horses. The Clydesdale horse breed requires more feed and water than other horses because of their larger size. (1)

Equine owners should work with their veterinarian or an equine nutritionist to make sure the Clydesdale diet is balanced. 

Veterinarians recommended that horses consume 1.5 to 2.0% of their bodyweight in forage daily. (3) The horse’s age and amount of work will change this, and horses in heavy work often require grain too. (3)


 

Health Problems 

Unfortunately, the Clydesdale breed does have some health problems. First, the pink skin under the white hair, especially on their faces, can sunburn. 

They can also develop a skin itch, thought to be a type of mange, under the heavy feathers on their legs. It’s worst in the pastern area and careful grooming and cleaning can help prevent the “Clydesdale itch” as it’s called. (4)

Genetic problems are limited to chronic progressive lymphedema. It’s more prevalent in draft horse breeds and causes leg swelling.  

Left unchecked, it causes permanent scar tissue. Symptoms are that horses stamp their feet and rub their legs trying to relieve the pressure. While there isn’t a cure, progression can be slowed. (5)


Grooming

Clydesdale grooming is a daily occurrence to maintain the horse’s beautiful coat and health. Grooming involves a curry comb to stimulate the oils in the skin, a dandy or stiff brush, a finishing brush, a hairbrush, and a hoof pick. (1) 

Most Clydesdale horse owners use a step stool to ensure they are reaching all parts of their horses. 

Left unchecked, it causes permanent scar tissue. Symptoms are that horses stamp their feet and rub their legs trying to relieve the pressure. While there isn’t a cure, progression can be slowed. (5) The hooves need to be cleaned daily, and frog health should be monitored for any signs of deterioration. (6) Check for “Clydesdale itch” and clean the pastens at the same time as the hooves. (4)

The Budweiser Clydesdale hitch as grooms whose only job is to ensure the horses are groomed and looking their best. (7)


Clydesdale Horse History

Clydesdale horse history is filled with ups and downs, then a triumphant return to popularity and worldwide fame. The breed began in the mid-1700s in Scotland, and careful breeding developed their distinct characteristics. 

Horses were exported throughout the world as workhorses. Mechanization changed how horses were used, but the breed found a new recreational role.


Origin 

Flemish stallions were taken up to the River Clyde area of Scotland to improve the horses locals owned. They started recording pedigrees and Clydesdale horse origin in the early 1800s. In 1826, the term Clydesdale was first used. Clydesdale societies formed in the United Kingdom in 1877 and in America in 1879.  The Clyde style horse was shown at local events, and stallions selected as the best then traveled through the area and bred mares. Early uses were in agriculture and hauling coal and heavy transport in the Lanarkshire area. Thousands of horses were exported throughout the world for similar work, with over 20,000 leaving Scotland in a 63-year period that ended in 1945. 


 

Ownership Costs 

The Clydesdale horse cost of ownership adds up quickly, expect to pay between $1,770 and $12,930 each year for your horse. This is in addition to the initial purchase. The total depends on your geographic location, the type of board your horse has, what your horse needs, and how much grass is available.

Most of us only think about the purchase price before we invest in something new. But the full Clydesdale price includes the ownership costs each year, for the entire lifespan of the horse, or until you sell them. While these costs do add up, owning a Clydesdale is fun and rewarding. 

Board 

Clydesdales – and all horses – need protection from the elements and a safe place to move around. Paying for this barn or shelter and pasture is called board. Clydesdale horse board cost can be anywhere from $1,200 to $7,200 per year, depending on the facility and amenities. Clydesdales need more space than other horses because of their size. (10)


 

Feed

A Clydesdale needs 25-50 pounds of hay each day, this feed provides their diet and nutrition. Working horses also need between two and 10 pounds of grain daily. Grass can be used to supplement hay. Clydesdale horse feed cost is $250 to $4,380 per year, usually on the higher side. (10)


 

Veterinary Care 

Horses need routine veterinary care as both a preventative measure and to identify health issues before they become untreatable. Clydesdale horse veterinary cost is $250 to $350 per year, and this includes vaccinations, dental care, and deworming. Any injuries or medical issues will have an additional cost, up to as much as $1,000. (10)


Hoof Care 

Those hooves need maintenance and protection by a farrier. Expect to pay $120 to $1,000 annually for the hooves to be trimmed and for shoes if necessary. The Clydesdale horse hoof care cost ensures the horse has healthy feet that are trimmed every six to eight weeks, which helps prevent lameness and other issues. (10)

ANGUS COWS

 

 The Aberdeen Angus or just Angus cattle are truly magnificent beasts to behold. They are strongly muscled and usually have a pleasant temperament. They are one of the worlds top beef cattle breeds with a high quality of well marbled, succulent meat.
The Black Angus and Red Angus cattle are regarded as two separate breeds of cattle in the United States of America. In the United Kingdom, however, they are both registered under the same herd book as Aberdeen Angus or Angus in either black or red colors. 


 

ANGUS BREED OF CATTLE QUICK PROFILE OVERVIEW

The Angus breed of cattle is a medium to large breed of Scottish cattle that are well known for their excellent meat quality

.Country of Origin: - Scotland

Other Names: - Aberdeen Angus

Main Purpose: - Meat

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Can be used for Breed, Meat

Ideal Climate: Heat, Cold, Most Climates

Conservation Status:Not listed by the *ALC
Status/Rarity: CommonHealth Issues?No known health issues. 


Some Angus does carry a recessive gene that could lead to birth defects if both the cow and bull that sired a calve carry the gene. 


These four defects caused by this are arthrogryposis multiplex (AM) or referred to as curly calf. Neuropathic hydrocephalus (NH) or called water head. Contractural arachnodactyly (CA) or referred to as a fawn syndrome. Notomelia which is a form of polymelia (or many legs). 

CANE CORSO

The Breed Standard

Breed Standard: A description of the ideal dog of each recognized breed, to serve as an ideal against which dogs are judged at shows, originally laid down by a parent breed club and accepted officially by national or international bodies.


What To Expect When Caring For a

Owning a dog is not just a privilege; it’s a responsibility. They depend on us for, at minimum, food and shelter, and deserve much more. When you take a dog into your life, you need to understand the commitment that dog ownership entails.


History

The Cane Corso (KAH-neh-KOR-soh; plural: Cani Corsi) belongs to a subcategory of working breeds called mollosus dogs, or mollosers, named for the Molossi, an ancient Greek tribe thought to have bred giant, big-boned guardian dogs of Mastiff type. At the height of the Roman Empire's power, the legions that subdued and occupied the Greek islands brought mollosers back to Italy and bred them to native Italian breeds.

The offspring produced by these crosses were ancestors of the modern Corso and it's larger relative, the Neapolitan Mastiff. The original Corsi were used as dogs of conquest who earned their stripes as 'pireferi,' fearless dogs who charged enemy lines with buckets of flaming oil strapped to their backs. It is supposed that these early Corsi were bigger, more lumbering dogs than today's sleeker version, which moves with a catlike grace.

With the dissolution of the Western Empire in the fifth century, Italy's legions and their dogs were out of work. Corsi adapted to such civilian jobs as wild boar hunting, farming, livestock droving, and most famously, guarding farmsteads and henhouses. The Corso was for centuries a familiar sight on the farms and pastures dotting the Italian countryside. But the effects of constant invasions of the Italian peninsula and Sicily, economic and political upheavals, and mechanized farming conspired to reduce the Corso population to precariously low numbers. By the mid-20th century, the breed was all but extinct.        Specimens did survive, however, in Italy's back country. In the 1970s, a group of Italian fanciers banded together to revive the breed of their rustic ancestors. The Society Amorati Cane Corso (Society of Cane Corso Lovers) was formed in 1983, and by the following decade Corsi were being exhibited in European dog shows. The first Corso import arrived in America in 1988, and in 2010 the breed was recognized by the AKC.

CHICKENS

 

  

If having a flock of hens merrily clucking in your backyard sounds like a dream, you’re not alone. Raising chickens is a trend on the rise, as animal lovers realize the benefits of these cute, feathery companions who provide fresh eggs.

But as delightful as it all sounds, chicken rearing does come with responsibilities. From setting up your chickens with a sweet coop and run, to important daily upkeep, to learning about what chickens eat, we’re covering everything you need to know about how to raise backyard chickens. Welcome to Chicken Raising 101!


Can I Have Chickens in My Backyard?

You can raise chickens in a backyard that has enough space for your coop and pen, and so long as your city, state, and HOA allows chickens. Each chicken needs at least 3 square feet of space in their coop and an additional 10 square feet of space in their pen.


Chicken Ordinances

Before diving into the wonderful world of chicken keeping, check into your town’s ordinances. Chickens are becoming more accepted in cities, but there are often limits on the number of birds allowed, and a permit is typically needed for the chicken coop or the chickens themselves. 

Lisa Steele, a fifth-generation chicken keeper in Maine and founder of Fresh Eggs Daily, notes that there are often regulations with selling fresh eggs too. If you’re raising chickens for eggs to sell, you’ll want to be aware of those requirements. When in doubt, check your local ordinances or contact an animal control officer for regulations regarding backyard poultry.


How Much Space Do Chickens Need?

You don’t need a huge space to keep chickens. Follow these basic guidelines:

  • At least 3 square feet of chicken-coop space per adult chicken
  • At least 10 square feet of pen space per adult chicken

That means a small flock of five or six chickens needs about a 4-by-6-foot coop, and an attached pen or run that’s roughly 6 by 10 feet, says Steele.

If you can give them more room to roam, even better, she adds—the more space they have, the happier they’ll be.


Creating a Safe Space for Chickens

You’ll want to make sure the backyard space is an ideal stomping ground for your friendly fowl. Consider these factors:

  • Ideal chicken temperature: While chickens are hardy animals who can thrive almost anywhere, Steele says extreme heat can be hard on them. If you live in a high-heat area, keep chickens cool with shade, fans, and ice blocks. Also, make sure they have more than enough water.
  • Predators: Foxes, weasels, hawks, eagles, “and even the neighbor’s dog” are potential predators for your chickens, Steele says. Fences around your yard can help and will prevent your chickens from running into the road as well. You’ll also want to make sure their coop and run is secured so predators cannot get inside, and that your backyard chickens are safely put to bed every evening. (More on that below.)
  • Chemicals and toxins: Substances used to treat your yard, such as herbicides or pesticides, as well as swimming pool chemicals, can harm your flock. Keep your chickens away from any area of your yard that’s been treated with these substances, and make sure your chickens can’t access your neighbors’ gardens or yards, either.

Vegetables and Fruits Seeds at our Ranch and Farm

Vegetables and Fruits Seeds at our Ranch and Farm

Vegetables and Fruits Seeds at our Ranch and Farm

Vegetables and Fruits Seeds at our Ranch and Farm

Vegetables and Fruits Seeds at our Ranch and Farm

Vegetables and Fruits Seeds at our Ranch and Farm

Tomato Seeds

 


Nothing says summer like a homegrown tomato! Plant this warm season crop in a full sun garden bed and grow any one of our rare or everyday varieties. Sweet, fruity and juicy tomatoes in a rainbow of colors from red and orange to yellow to almost-black! Each new growing season offers the promise of a crop that is more prolific, more delicious, healthier, and more delightful than the last.


 

Growing the best tomato seeds

  • 92 tomato seed varieties
  • Prolific producers adored by both humans and pollinators
  • Offering determinate and indeterminate varieties
  • Heirloom warm season vegetables with delicious, delectable flavor


 

The largest selection of fresh homegrown tomatoes

Visions of bubbling marinara sauce, bowls of salsa at the ready, and freezers full of sun-ripened tomatoes keep us coming back for more tomato seeds—and here at Eden Brothers you can choose from one of the largest selections around! Big, Beautiful heirloom beefsteak slicing tomatoes such as Mortgage Lifter Tomato Seeds and Aunt Ruby's German Green Tomato Seeds; organic cherry tomatoes like Organic Black Cherry Tomato Seeds and Organic Small Red Cherry Tomato Seeds; or open-pollinated varieties like Floradade Tomato Seeds and Homestead Tomato Seeds. The bountiful tomato harvest you've been dreaming of is just a summer away!

Eden Brothers offers two types of tomatoes: determinate and indeterminate. Determinate tomatoes grow on bushy plants that rarely need caging. They ripen faster, and usually all at once. When they're done, they're done. These varieties are better for container gardens and those who have limited room. Often, the fruit is used for making sauces and sundried tomatoes.

Indeterminate varieties sprawl out on vines, and require cages to keep them upright and plenty of space. Although they take longer to mature, indeterminate plants have fruit that ripens bit by bit, producing well into late summer.


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Pepper Seeds

 

 Visions of salsas, stuffed bell peppers, and grilled chilies fresh from the garden—Eden Brothers’ selection of pepper seeds will have you drooling over the abundant harvests to come in your garden this summer. Heat- and drought-resistant, peppers are a low-maintenance crop that caters to everyone. From Pepperoncini Italian to Cayenne Purple to Mini Mell Blend, we have the perfect pepper for your palette and your table. 


 

Why pepper plants are essential to every garden

  • 80 pepper seed varieties
  • Thrives in bright, sunny growing areas
  • Great for container gardens
  • Naturally deters pests


 

Great reasons to grow your own peppers

You’ve heard about the “Dirty Dozen” list, right? Peppers, as much as we love them, are always on that list of convential produce exposed to the most pesticides. Save yourself from worrying about polluted peppers and grow your own this year! Peppers are as easy to as they are rewarding to harvest. Peppers pack a significant amount of nutritional benefit too—peppers, especially spicy chiles, contain a chemical compound called capsaicin, which is a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent. Not only that, but all peppers are rich in vitamin C, which our bodies use to build immunity and repair cells when we are sick.

Spicy peppers have added value

Even if you don’t love eating spicy peppers, it might be worth planting a few chiles in your garden—the spicy compounds in peppers repel many garden pests, including deer and rabbits. A spray made of ground-up hot peppers and water can be applied to the foliage of other plants in your garden to kill aphids and other bad bugs.

Maybe you’re more of a decorative gardener—did you know that Eden Brothers offers ornamental pepper seeds too? Tiny, color-changing fruits in shades of yellow, red, and purple make the perfect addition to cut flower arrangements and market bouquets.

How to start seeds and harvest your peppers

Start pepper seedlings in groups of three, and eventually thin one out and transplant the remaining two together. Space pairs about a foot and a half apart. Some pepper varieties appreciate the support of a stake or wire cage. Mulching the row with wood chips or straw will retain moisture in the soil, which also benefits the plants.

Harvest peppers when the fruit fills out and ridges appear. Fruit may be harvested when green, but the flavor improves when the fruit turns orange and red. Chile peppers get hotter the longer they stay on the plant. There’s hardly a vegetable where you have more control over the flavor profile than with peppers.

Discover your favorite homegrown pepper

We all have a relationship with peppers. Maybe you grew up eating spicy chiles, or maybe you prefer sweet peppers. Either way, pepper plants are one vegetable with the potential to bring us all together at dinner time. Eden Brothers carries more than 60 varieties of sweet peppers and hot chiles! In that spread, there’s bound to be at least a couple of varieties that spark your interest.


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Squash Seeds

  A native of the New World, squash has been grown agriculturally for nearly 10,000 years, but you won't be eating your veggies when you add this old garden favorite to your plate. Squash is a fruit! It's also a prolific producer, with some varieties yielding up to 25 pounds of squash per plant. And with 40 different seed varieties to choose from, you won't get tired of squash any time soon. 


 

Planting the best squash seeds

  • 43 squash seed varieties
  • Great source of vitamin C
  • A quick-growing, high yield plant
  • Delicious and versatile, offering something for everyone


 

Get the best flavor from squash

Fun fact about squash: winter squash is neither growing nor harvested in winter. Instead, the categories of summer and winter squash separate varieties by the durability of the rind. Summer squash (or zucchini), thin-skinned and usually harvested before it reaches maturity, is quick to grow, and you'll want to eat it fresh for the best flavor. Winter squash, in contrast, can be preserved for weeks or even months at a time thanks to its thick, protective rind. In a time before refrigeration, that made these squash an excellent source of food through the cold and barren months after the last harvest. Plant both in your summer garden, and enjoy squash nearly all year long!

To grow from seed, squash can be sown either indoors before the last frost, or directly in place in small mounds about six feet apart. They prefer full sun, and are hardy in USDA zones 3 through 10, though some varieties may be better suited than others to shorter or longer growing seasons. In general, summer squash take about two months to mature, while winter squash can take as long as three and a half months. Keep this in mind as you choose your squash seeds.

The best way to care for squash plants

Once plants have germinated, water regularly and keep soil moist. Soaker hoses are a great choice for squash as the large leaves may retain water and become susceptible to mold. If you do water with a sprinkler or other overhead method, water early in the day to give the leaves time to dry completely before nightfall.

Companion plants for squash famously include beans and corn, the other two members of the "three sisters" planting method utilized by multiple Native American tribes. Other great companion crops for squash include nasturtiums and onions, which can deter pests that might otherwise prey on tender young squash. Do not plant squash with potatoes, as this can increase the risk of blight.

Squash Makes the Perfect Meal

Harvest summer squash as soon as a thumbnail can pierce the skin. These young squash can be eaten raw in salad or even alone. Winter squash should stay on the vine until the rind hardens, and make great contributions to roasted vegetable dishes and pies.
 

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Bean Seeds

  Fresh or dried, shelled or whole, beans are a favorite and easy to grow crop for home vegetable gardens. Beans grow with little care, produce a bounty of pods, and can add nitrogen back into the soil. In addition, beans are so nutritious that the latest dietary guidelines recommend we triple our current intake from one to three cups per week! 


 

About our bean seeds

  • 40 bean seed varieties
  • Very simple to grow and do well in most gardens and soil types
  • Best if sown outdoors after the last spring frost
  • Prefers full sun exposure

 

 

a history lesson on beans

A must-have vegetable in the garden, choose from either pole, bush or runner varieties. Pole beans take up hardly any room in your garden and can actually be planted along a fence or any other vertical support. Enjoy the bevy of colors provided by beans, be it green, yellow, purple or red.

Beans are the seeds of numerous genera of flowering plants in the Fabaceae family that are used as vegetables for both human and animal use. They are used in many traditional recipes around the world and can be cooked in a variety of methods, including boiling, frying, and baking. The word "bean" has existed since before the 12th century in West Germanic languages. The term was extended to pod-borne seeds of Phaseolus, such as the common bean and the runner bean, and the related genus Vigna after contact between Europe and the Americas during the Columbian era. Many other seeds with similar forms, such as Old World soybeans, peas, various vetches, and lupins, as well as those with only a passing resemblance, such as coffee beans, vanilla beans, castor beans, and cocoa beans, have long been referred to as coffee beans. As a result, the name "bean" can apply to a variety of distinct species.

how long do beans take to grow?

Beans are a summer crop, thus needing warm weather to properly grow and flourish. On average, maturity is reached 55 to 60 days from planting to harvest. Bean plants are vines that require some external support. Native Americans customarily grew them alongside squash and corn, allowing the corn stalks to provide support for the beans. Perhaps you've heard of the three sisters- this refers to the harmonious aforementioned trio.

beans, beans, the magical fruit!

There are countless varieties of beans to choose from. Often times, selecting your variety can be the hardest part. That said, once you have chosen your beans, proper planting in key. If you are new to growing beans, be sure to do your research on each variety you are planting to ensure that you are providing the proper environment and care.


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Lettuce Seeds

  Fresh or dried, shelled or whole, beans are a favorite and easy to grow crop for home vegetable gardens. Beans grow with little care, produce a bounty of pods, and can add nitrogen back into the soil. In addition, beans are so nutritious that the latest dietary guidelines recommend we triple our current intake from one to three cups per week! 


 

About our bean seeds

  • 40 bean seed varieties
  • Very simple to grow and do well in most gardens and soil types
  • Best if sown outdoors after the last spring frost
  • Prefers full sun exposure

 

 

a history lesson on beans

A must-have vegetable in the garden, choose from either pole, bush or runner varieties. Pole beans take up hardly any room in your garden and can actually be planted along a fence or any other vertical support. Enjoy the bevy of colors provided by beans, be it green, yellow, purple or red.

Beans are the seeds of numerous genera of flowering plants in the Fabaceae family that are used as vegetables for both human and animal use. They are used in many traditional recipes around the world and can be cooked in a variety of methods, including boiling, frying, and baking. The word "bean" has existed since before the 12th century in West Germanic languages. The term was extended to pod-borne seeds of Phaseolus, such as the common bean and the runner bean, and the related genus Vigna after contact between Europe and the Americas during the Columbian era. Many other seeds with similar forms, such as Old World soybeans, peas, various vetches, and lupins, as well as those with only a passing resemblance, such as coffee beans, vanilla beans, castor beans, and cocoa beans, have long been referred to as coffee beans. As a result, the name "bean" can apply to a variety of distinct species.

how long do beans take to grow?

Beans are a summer crop, thus needing warm weather to properly grow and flourish. On average, maturity is reached 55 to 60 days from planting to harvest. Bean plants are vines that require some external support. Native Americans customarily grew them alongside squash and corn, allowing the corn stalks to provide support for the beans. Perhaps you've heard of the three sisters- this refers to the harmonious aforementioned trio.

beans, beans, the magical fruit!

There are countless varieties of beans to choose from. Often times, selecting your variety can be the hardest part. That said, once you have chosen your beans, proper planting in key. If you are new to growing beans, be sure to do your research on each variety you are planting to ensure that you are providing the proper environment and care.


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Corn Seeds

  

Corn is the most frequently farmed grain crop in the Americas and is widely cultivated around the world. Corn has become a staple food in many cuisines, with its tall leafy stalks and sweet kernels, and its total production exceeds that of wheat and rice. Kernel growth takes place on the cob, which is a cylindrical structure. The kernels are arranged in rows on the cob. A hair-like substance called silk forms from each egg and slowly emerges from the husk's tip.


About our corn seeds

  • 19 corn seed varieties
  • Frost-free growing season is necessary to grow corn from seed
  • Prefers full sun exposure
  • Grow your own corn for superior flavor


Fresh homegrown corn has great history

As American as apple pie, corn has been grown in North America for thousands of years. Together with tomatoes, this popular seed has inspired more home gardens than any other vegetable. One bite into a fresh ear of corn will answer all your questions about why this homegrown vegetable is so popular.

A frost-free growing season is necessary to grow corn from seed. Corn is wind pollinated, so it must be planted in a block of several rows for even pollination, not just one scrawny row. For a typical home garden, choose one cultivar (to prevent cross-pollination) and plan on planting a minimum of 10 to 15 plants per person for fresh corn this season.


Ideal conditions for growing corn

Sow corn seeds two weeks after the last spring frost. Corn prefers highly fertile and well-drained soil with a temperature between 60 and 65°F. Be sure to choose a planting site with plenty of sunlight and where the soil is high in nitrogen and moisture. Soil should be amended prior to planting with aged manure or rich compost. Plant seeds about one to two inches deep with two to three seeds per hole. Plantings should be about 12 to 15 inches apart with rows 30 to 36 inches apart. Shorter varieties may be spaced closer.

Water after planting and keep soil consistently moist through germination and harvest. If more than one seed sprouts from a group, thin to the strongest plant. Use a fertilizer that is high in nitrogen when plants are approximately 12 to 18 inches tall. Be sure to pull weeds around plants if they appear; if weeds become excessive, a thick layer of mulch may be applied to the plant's base. After about three weeks the silk of the plant should be visible and fading to a brown color. When this happens, ears of corn are ready for harvest.


Harvesting and storing corn

To harvest your corn, bend and pull the ear downwards from the plant with a twisting motion. Consume or freeze immediately for best quality. If storing your corn, do not remove husks; it will last about one week in the refrigerator or up to eight months in the freezer.


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CUCUMBERS SEEDS

  

Cucumber Seeds

Like so many other vegetables, the garden-fresh versions of cucumbers are far and away more flavorful than the grocery-store standard. All it takes is one bite into a crisp, crunchy, homegrown cucumber and you will never bag up another from the produce aisle again! Growing them is easy and rewarding. Eden Brothers has over 20 varieties of cucumber seeds available for planting the cucumber patch of your dreams.


Growing cucumbers in your garden

  • 33 cucumber seed varieties
  • Prefers full sun exposure
  • Delicious and easy to grow
  • Make your own pickles with cucumbers grown in your own backyard


Understanding the varieties and types of cucumbers

Cucumber, (Cucumber sativus) is a popular creeping vine plant in the Cucurbitaceae family that produces cylindrical fruits that are eaten as vegetables. Cucumber is an annual plant that comes in three types: slicing, pickling, and burpless/seedless. Within each of these varieties, various cultivars have been developed. Cucumbers are native to South Asia, but they now thrive on almost every continent, thanks to the global market for cucumbers. Wild cucumber refers to plants in the genera Echinocystis and Marah in North America, albeit the two are not closely related.


Cucumbers used for pickling

Cucumbers are used in a variety of culinary dishes, and are especially delicious when sliced, diced and eaten as salads. People even juice cucumbers! Pickling is an incredibly popular usage of cucumbers, provided the right cucumbers are used. All that you need to make pickles is pickling cucumbers, vinegar, sugar, brine, and spices.

Try growing Straight 8, Long Green Improved, Marketmore 76, Spacemaster—these are all known as Slicing varieties as they can be picked and eaten raw. Or jump on the pickling bandwagon and grow Boston Pickling, National Pickling, and SMR 58. Try our heirloom Lemon cucumber seeds or White Wonder for a variety that your neighbor's garden may not have. Our cucumber seeds are on sale, by the packet or in bulk!


What to know when planting cucumbers

When planting cucumbers, look for an area that receives full sun and has rich, well-draining soil. You can amend your soil with compost or manure prior to planting to enrich the cucumber's environment. You'll want to direct sow the seeds three to four weeks after the last frost in the spring. You can also start the seeds indoors four to six weeks before your last frost, providing you use a grow light and seed starting soil mix. Plant 1/2 inch deep and about one inch apart. Alternatively, you can create hills four to six feet apart, with six to eight seeds per hill. With the hill method, you will need to cut the three weakest plants once the seedlings emerge. Make sure to keep the soil moist. Because cucumbers are vine plants, the use of a trellis might prove to be beneficial.


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CARROTS SEEDS

These firm and crisp root vegetables are typically known for their deep orange color, but can grow in a variety of hues from white to purple! Traditionally added to stews and salads, this diverse vegetable is a must-have in the garden. The carrot is a cool-season biennial vegetable that brings a healthy punch of earthy, sweet flavor to any dish. They grow low to the ground, making it easy to find room in your garden for sweet home-grown carrots.


What we love about planting carrot seeds

  • 18 carrot seed varieties
  • Great source of vitamin A
  • Can lower cholesterol levels and improve eye health
  • Culinary options such as eating raw, cooking, juicing, baking, and more


Grow your own carrots for the best taste and nutrition

Carrots are a traditional garden staple, associated mainly with spring dining. Sweet and delicate, home-grown carrots that cannot be found in supermarkets are among a home gardener's greatest culinary rewards. In addition to their delicious taste, carrots are a great source of beta carotene, fiber, potassium, and antioxidants. Thousands of years ago, they were grown as medicine for an assortment of ailments and are said to improve eye health, digestive health, and cardiovascular health.

The best soil for growing carrots

Since much of the aesthetic quality of this vegetable is based on the shape of the root, make sure you have well-draining, loose soil to make it easier to grow your carrots long and straight. Slender varieties such as Eden Brothers' Scarlet Nantes Carrot Seeds and Imperator 58 Carrot Seeds benefit from deep, loose soil. We also carry blocky shapes that can handle heavy or shallow soil, such as Danvers 126 Carrot Seeds and Chantenay Red Cored Carrot Seeds.


Growing carrots, no matter the season

For summer harvesting, sow carrot seeds outdoors three to five weeks before the last spring frost. For fall harvesting, sow seeds in mid- to late-summer, starting about ten weeks before your first fall frost. It is best to sow seeds directly into the garden rather than starting seeds indoors and transplanting. Carrots prefer full sun but can tolerate some shade if necessary.

Plant the seeds about two inches apart and 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep. Cover the top of the soil with a layer of fine compost. Keep the soil moist with frequent but shallow waterings. Carrots require at least one inch of water to start, then two inches as the roots mature. Gently mulch around the plant base to retain moisture, increase germination speed, and to block the sunlight from directly hitting the roots. Carrots can take two to three weeks to show signs of growth. When carrots are about 1/2 inch in diameter, they are ready to harvest. Gently pull from the leafy top and enjoy! If you fail to harvest and leave carrots in the soil, the tops will flower and produce seeds in the following year.


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BROCCOLI SEEDS

Bearing dense and tree-like, green clusters of edible flower buds, broccoli earns its weight as mom's favorite go-to vegetable. Now as an adult, you can say goodbye to the tasteless supermarket version of your youth—growing your own broccoli from seed will introduce you to a more vibrant taste with tender, delicate florets. Broccoli is a cruciferous vegetable related to cabbage, kale, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts.


About our broccoli seeds

  • 9 broccoli seed varieties
  • Prefers full sun exposure
  • Typically harvested from October to May
  • Best known for its nutritional benefits


How to grow broccoli from seed

A powerhouse source of vitamins A and K, as well as containing cholesterol-lowering benefits, broccoli is a thriving cool season vegetable and can germinate in temperatures as low as 40°F. In colder zones, plant broccoli seeds two to three weeks before the last spring frost. In warmer zones, seeds can be started in fall and will be ready to harvest 50 to 200 days after sowing, depending on the variety and planting zone. Broccoli prefers full sun conditions with moist but properly drained soil. Plant your seeds 1/2 inch deep and approximately 12 to 24 inches apart. Be sure to keep seedlings watered, but once the broccoli matures it is crucial not to get broccoli heads wet when watering. Harvest broccoli when the buds of the head are firm. Cut the stalk of the main head at a slant, and smaller shoots will grow from where you've cut. Keep in mind that this fast-growing vegetable reaches a height of approximately 24 to 35 inches tall. If left unharvested, the buds bear yellow flowers with four petals and produce silique fruits, or dry capsules. Store broccoli in your refrigerator's crisper drawer for up to one week after harvest.

the history of broccoli

Broccoli is believed to have originated in the Mediterranean and has since made its appearance in many recipes. Considered a very valuable food by the Italians since the Roman Empire, broccoli was referred to as "Italian asparagus" when it was first introduced in England in the mid-18th century. Then it was introduced to the United States by Southern Italian immigrants, but did not become widely popular until the 1920s. It's often cooked and added to salads, soups, and side dishes or it can be boiled, steamed, and used in stir-frying. Alternatively, broccoli is considered a very popular raw vegetable. However you choose to prepare this delicious, leafy vegetable, remember that all parts of the broccoli plant are edible. You can eat the broccoli crown, stem, and leaves. The only non-edible part of this plant are the seeds, which can be poisonous if ingested.

Some companion plants to broccoli are beets, cucumbers, lettuce, radishes, spinach, and swiss chard.


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CABBAGE SEEDS

Cabbage is a leafy green, purple, or white vegetable grown for its dense-leaved heads. The head of a cabbage is round and forms on a short thick stem while the leaves are thick and alternating with wavy or lobed edges. The roots of a cabbage are fibrous and shallow. This voluminous, dense, and highly nutritious vegetable is closely related to broccoli and cauliflower.


Planting the best cabbage seeds

  • 14 cabbage seed varieties
  • High in vitamins K, A and C
  • Easy to grow
  • Closely related to broccoli and cauliflower


what we love about cabbage seeds

Dependable, nutritious, and delicious raw or cooked, both green and red cabbage are among the most productive cool-season crops. Easy to grow from seed, gardeners can grow two cabbage crops per year, as they do well in the spring and again in the fall. All varieties of cabbage that we offer are at their best in late fall, which will sweeten slightly with a touch of light frost.

Most of us are selective as to which cabbage to grow in our gardens, as large solid heads take more space than some crops but repay work with hefty, nourishing results. Among the more popular varieties of our green cabbage seeds are Eden Brothers' Charleston Wakefield Cabbage Seeds and Copenhagen Market Cabbage Seeds. Or give our Red Acre Cabbage Seeds a try—it provides higher levels of vitamins A and C than other types of cabbage and its bright color is always beautiful in the garden and on the plate.


grow your own cabbage

Cabbage seeds should be started inside around six to eight weeks before the last spring frost. Place the seeds somewhere with full sun or under a grow light if necessary. The optimum soil temperature for planting cabbages is 60 to 65°F. Plant three to four seeds about 1/4 inch deep. When seedlings reach about three to four inches tall, or when there are two to three weeks left before the last expected spring frost, harden off and transplant outdoors with about 24 inches in between plants. Choose a planting site with plenty of sunlight and well-draining, friable soil. Cabbage plants require about two inches of water per week. Harvest cabbages after about 70 days or when the heads reach the desired size and are firm. Cut cabbage at its base with a sharp knife and remove any yellow leaves, immediately placing them indoors or in the shade.

cooking with cabbage

This leafy plant is grown for its dense-leaved heads and is often used in a variety of culinary ways. Cabbage can be pickled, fermented, steamed, stewed, sautéed, braised, or eaten raw.


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CELERY SEEDS

Growing to optimal heights of six to eighteen inches, celery has wide, green, parsley-like leaves and thick, crunchy stalks. These stalks grow in straight, tight, parallel bunches that taper into the leafy foliage. The stalks are often consumed as a snack, in stews, salads, and more! Additionally, the leaves can be used in cooking or spices, like celery salt, or to make oils that are beneficial to health ailments and general health.


What we love about planting celery

  • Sturdy and disease resistant
  • Nutty, earthy flavor
  • Simple to grow
  • Thrives in full sun conditions


The magic of celery, from treatments to cuisine

Known for centuries to have wide medicinal uses, celery oil and juice extracted from the seeds and stalks have been used to treat everything from joint pain, gout, and hysteria, to nervousness, headaches and weight loss. Along with these treatments, celery is also a culinary powerhouse in cooked or fresh dishes. Wonderfully aromatic with that nutty, earthy flavor, celery is an absolute necessity in soups, stir fries and salads.

Celery is said to have been first grown in the marshes around the Mediterranean Sea and then cultivated by the Greeks around 450 to 600 BC. Today, celery is sold at your local markets and grocery stores, but why not try to plant this crunchy and juicy vegetable in your own garden for convenient home-grown recipes and snacking?


What to know about growing celery from seed

In cooler planting zones start your seeds indoors, using a germination mat, at least eight to ten weeks before the last frost date. In warmer areas, start celery seeds in the fall during warm weather. Celery seeds prefer full sun conditions and rich garden soil. Sow celery seeds in individual pots, with as few seeds as possible in each planting container. Cover lightly with soil, with no more than 1/4 inch of soil. Germination typically takes about 18 days. Be sure to harden seedlings off for seven to ten days before transplanting outdoors. Transplant outdoors after the last frost date and space plants about 12 to 18 inches apart, in rows approximately 24 inches apart.

Add compost and mulch around your celery plants. When stalks are about eight inches tall, harvest from the outside in, taking just a few at a time as celery is considered a cut-and-come-again crop. Cut one to two inches from the ground, trimming any excess leaves and tough, outer stalks. Store celery in the refrigerator or enjoy immediately!


Tips for storing celery

If storing your celery in the refrigerator, do so by submerging the stalks either fully in water or with the tops sticking out. You may also choose to simply wrap the trimmed stalks in a damp towel covered with aluminum foil. Using these techniques will allow your celery stalks to maintain their fresh crunch for up to two to four weeks!


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COLLARD SEEDS

Collards are a member of the cabbage family, showcasing their large, fanlike, green leaves and thick stems. The leaves of collards have an almost waxy sort of texture with pronounced veining. They grow as a loose bouquet rather than in a tight "head" like other members of the cabbage family. This cool-weather vegetable is a staple side dish for southern cooking in the United States and has a delicious but mild, cabbage-like flavor.


About our collard seeds

  • 4 collard seed varieties
  • Fabulous fall crop that withstands winter conditions
  • Tolerates some shade, but prefers full sun exposure
  • Tasty and nutritious


Healthy and flavorful collard greens

Widely considered to be a healthy food, collards are a low-calorie option and a good source of vitamin C, fiber, and vitamin K. Popular cultivars of collard seeds offered include Eden Brothers' Georgia Southern Collard Seeds and Morris Heading Collard Seeds. These plants are headless-forming cabbages, similar to kale, and make an excellent kitchen staple for the colder months.

Collards are a cool season vegetable, and are often planted in late summer to early autumn for winter harvest in the south. Very cold hardy (harvest can continue right through snow), you will find that frost actually improves the flavor of collard greens! In more northern areas, collards may be planted mid-to-late summer for an abundant supply of this dark green leafy vegetable for fall or winter harvest.


How to plant collard seeds for a successful harvest

Collard seeds may be started indoors or in a separate area outside before transplanting to your garden. Collards prefer moist, fertile soil and full sun conditions with temperatures between 65 and 75°F. Sow seeds 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep. Germination will occur within five to ten days. Prepare your outdoor garden with three to four inches of compost.

When daytime temperatures are averaging around 50°F and when plants reach approximately four to six inches tall with two to four leaves, transplant the seedlings to your outdoor garden. Set your transplants a little deeper in the soil than when the seeds were sown, spacing plants 18 to 20 inches apart and rows 24 to 42 inches apart. Collards require 1 to 1 1/2 inches of water every week. When your leaves are about 10 inches long and dark green in color, you can begin harvesting. Pick the lower leaves first, working your way up the collard plant.


What to plant with collard seeds to keep your crop healthy and beautiful

Companion plants for collards include, but are not limited to, mugwort, thyme, rosemary, oregano, catnip, chamomile, garlic, and onions!


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ONION SEEDS

Onions are a hardy crop that may be planted in both the fall and the spring. This delicious root vegetable can be found practically anywhere and utilized in a multitude of recipes. Homegrown onions are easy to cultivate, delicious to eat, and provide bulbs that may be stored for months if properly cured. Regardless if you live in zones 2 or 10, Eden Brothers has the onion variety that is ideal for your garden and table.


What we love about planting onion seeds

  • 25 onion seed varieties
  • Deer resistant
  • Thrives in bright, sunny growing areas
  • Offers a strong, sharp smell and flavor- excellent in a variety of dishes


Onions are versatile and easy to grow

The onion is the most well-known vegetable, and it can be found in a variety of dishes ranging from Asian stir-fries to Italian sauces to American cuisine. In other words, onions can grow practically everywhere. Onions are always an important culinary component, complementing other flavors in a unique and delectable way.

One of the easiest veggies to cultivate is onions. If you're starting from scratch with onions, you'll need to figure out which variety is best for your climate. Eden Brothers offers 20 different varieties of onion seeds, including Short Day and Long Day. Short Day cultivars flourish in the south, where summer days last approximately 12 hours. Long Day types flourish in northern settings, where summer days stretch. Eden Brothers has you covered whether you need Texas Early Grano, Yellow Sweet Spanish, or bunching onions.


Learn to start onion seeds

Sow onion seeds inside eight to ten weeks prior to transplanting them outside. Arrange the seeds in rows in your seed tray. Water the seedlings regularly and wait until they are several inches tall before separating them. Transplant onion seedlings outside as soon as the soil can be worked in the spring. Fall-planted seedlings will overwinter and produce onions earlier than spring-planted seedlings.

Onion seeds are ready to harvest approximately 100 days after planting. You'll know the bulbs are ready to harvest when the foliage falls over. Remove the bulbs from the plant and set them aside to cure for several weeks in a cool, dark place.


Onions' beneficial qualities

Vitamin C and potassium, as well as antioxidants, are abundant in onions. Onions are also anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory. If you need a reason other than exceptional flavor, consider the health advantages of producing your own onions. Grow onions in your yard this year, and your family's chef will thank you. There's no need to go out and buy an onion when you already have the sweetest, most delectable onions on hand. Isn't it true that good health tastes better?


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SPINACH SEEDS

Eat your greens, and grow them too. This cool weather superfood supplies iron, calcium, vitamin K, and a whole roster of other nutrients, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory compounds. But while Popeye was definitely onto something, you won't want your spinach from a can (or anywhere but your own garden) after you've grown and harvested any one of the beautiful heirloom varieties available here!


What we love about planting spinach seeds

  • 6 spinach seed varieties
  • Packed with vitamins and necessary nutrients
  • Great for microgreens and container gardens
  • A favorite in many recipes


Grow your own spinach for the best flavor and nutrients

Found on plates around the world, spinach has been a garden favorite in the United States since the early 19th century, when it was brought over from Europe. This champion green can be added to just about anything from salad to pizza and most dishes in between, and it's even healthier cooked than it is raw. Because spinach begins losing nutrients quickly in refrigeration, the best way to get the full benefits is to grow it yourself. Freeze it while it's fresh, and enjoy it even in the heat of summer.

Planting spinach seeds in every climate

To grow your own spinach, direct sow seed in loose, rich soil as soon as the ground thaws in spring. Plant again every ten days or so until the weather begins to warm for spinach all spring. In moderate climates, a second round of spinach can be planted in late summer or early fall, and plants can be raised in cold frames well into the winter. For cooler climes, try extending the spring harvest by sowing in the shade of taller plants such as Eden Brothers' Blue Lake FM1K Bean Seeds or any one of Eden Brothers' corn varieties. Grow alongside celery or leeks to deter flying pests, or add a little color to your vegetable plot with nasturtiums to repel beetles and distract aphids that might feed on your spinach crop. Avoid overcrowding the plants, and mulch around the roots to smother weeds.

How to harvest spinach from your garden

Spinach leaves can be harvested in as little as six weeks. Cut or pick leaves from the outer ring inward for cut-and-come-again, or cut the whole plant off at the base. Young, tender leaves are great in salads, while older leaves can be best used in soups, sautes, and stir-fries. Add spinach to a dish or two, or make yourself a spinach smorgasbord on May 26th for National Spinach Day. Choose from flat or curly-leaved varieties, and for a taste of the classics give Eden Brothers' All American Selections-winning Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach Seeds a try!


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STRAWBERRY SEEDS

  • Produces incredibly sweet and aromatic fruits in abundance
  • Start early for possible fruit the first year
  • Ideally suited for pots, containers, and hanging baskets
  • Grows in a compact, bushy habit


A petite heirloom German alpine variety known for its bountiful yield of exceptionally sweet and aromatic fruits. These delightful treasures are produced abundantly on compact, bushy plants. With early sowing, you can even enjoy a first-year harvest. This variety is ideal for pots, containers, or hanging baskets, providing a continuous supply of fruits from early summer through autumn.

WATERMELON SEEDS

A lover of long, hot, summer days (Aren't we all?), watermelon is the iconic fruit of the season. It's a trademark menu item at every picnic, family reunion, and outing to the beach or the lake. And if you've only ever had store-bought watermelon, you'll be dazzled by our selection of varieties in all shapes and sizes. Not just pink or red inside, but orange or yellow, rinds spotted, striped, and lemon-colored. From the iconic variety, Eden Brothers' Sugar Baby Watermelon Seeds to the entirely unusual Golden Midget Watermelon Seeds, we have a watermelon for every garden.


Planting the best watermelon seeds

  • 24 watermelon seed varieties
  • Believe it or not, you can eat the rinds too
  • A great source of vitamin C and antioxidants, as well as hydration
  • Sure to provide a garden-fresh, delicious summer snack


Growing delicious and juicy watermelons at home

By weight, watermelon is the most consumed fruit in the US. Not just a day, but an entire month has been dedicated to it. (It's July, in case you were wondering.) And who can really blame us? Watermelon is delicious. All watermelon is delicious. All watermelon is not, however, equal, and nothing beats a melon taken straight out of your garden and left in the fridge just long enough to chill before eating it.

Growing requirements for watermelon seeds

So how do you grow watermelon in your own backyard? Watermelons are easiest to grow in the south, where they can get the full three months of sun and then some that they need to ripen properly. That doesn't mean, though, that a determined northern gardener can't make their watermelon dreams come true. In the north, start seeds indoors one to two weeks before the last frost date. Transplant seedlings out into the garden when soil reaches 65°F. Southern gardeners will simply direct sow at that same soil temperature, usually about two weeks after the last frost. Plant watermelons on raised hills for better drainage, and leave a lot of room for vines to sprawl outward. Even the most contained varieties will need a good six feet to every side.


Find the right watermelon variety for your garden

In gardens where space is at a premium, or where summer is shorter, smaller melons are better. Try varieties like Eden Brothers' Yellow Petite Watermelon Seeds, which can ripen in as little as 60 days, or Golden Midget Watermelon Seeds, which weigh only three pounds when they're done growing. For a seedless option, go with Triple Baby Watermelon Seeds. If you have the time and the space and want to go for something bigger, plant Eden Brothers' All Sweet Watermelon Seeds, producing melons that can reach upwards of 25 pounds. Or, for the truly adventurous, there's Eden Brothers' Tendersweet Orange Watermelon Seeds, which, like the name suggests, produces orange-fleshed watermelons that can weigh up to 40 pounds.


How to tell if your watermelon is ripe

All watermelons need watering. Water regularly with one to two inches per week, and try to water near the base rather than soaking the leaves. When the fruit approaches ripening, watering can be dialed back to concentrate sweetness. There are a few ways to tell if a watermelon is ripe: Thump it and listen for a hollow sound, check for a cream or yellow (rather than white) bottom, or look at the tendril that grows near the stem. Is it starting to brown and die? If so, the melon is ready to pick. Cut from the vine with a sharp knife, and enjoy the fruits of your labor!

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NORTHERN LIGHTS


When it comes to strains that have laid down their mark on the cannabis plant genetics that are around today, there are few names that can be mentioned as often as Northern Lights. The exact makeup of the Northern Lights heritage is thought to have come out of west coast America, originally from eleven different seeds.


Northern Light’s Award-Winning Genetics Stem From Northern Light S1

When it comes to strains that have laid down their mark on the cannabis plant genetics that are around today, there are few names that can be mentioned as often as Northern Lights. The exact makeup of the Northern Lights heritage is thought to have come out of west coast America, originally from eleven different seeds. Each of these varieties have been bred, inbred and hybridised so much over the years that the exact genetic remains a mystery. However, one thing that is certain is that Northern Lights strain has been the basis for many of the award-winning classics in the history of cannabis.

According to the legend, it was an exclusive Indica plant from Afghanistan, although some of the original eleven plants were said to contain Thai genetics. Today we bring you our feminized Northern Lights cannabis seeds which are an indica dominant hybrid, but carry a lot of sativa in their leaf structure.


How To Grow Northern Light Seeds

Our Northern Lights Feminized cannabis seeds will grow as high as 1.2 metres tall indoors, but it will stretch to over 2 metres outside. It will produce relatively wider internode spacing, with long thin leafs, demonstrating its sativa background. Upon flowering is when its Afghan heritage comes to life, with dense, resin-covered nuggets which form all over the plant; however, it will produce a giant main cola.

It will yield on average 50-60 g per plant, or about 500 g per square metre under a 600w light. Grown outdoors, it can give as much as 625 g per plant, but will need the nice warm environment of southern Spain, California or North Africa. Placed in full sunlight and given enough food and water, Northern Lights seeds will grow into a veritable tree and give excellent yields.

Flowering is complete after 8-9 weeks, During the flowering process, all buds are formed with a light, resin-covered surface which starts to glow towards the end of the grow.


Northern Light strain: Taste and Effects

Northern Lights is simply one of those knockout smokes that guarantees a couchlock session for the next few minutes. The Afghan heritage really shines through in the smoke, and anyone looking for that strong stone need seek no further than this beautiful strain.

Haze Berry aka Blue Dream

Haze Berry cannabis seeds are much loved in California and many other medical marijuana states. It comes from a cross between the classic Blueberry and an uplifting Sativa-dominant Haze strain. This mix offers the best of both worlds; a sweet flavor and stone along with a smooth, energising high.


Haze Berry Strain: RQS' Version of the Legendary Blue Dream

Haze Berry is much loved in California and many other medical marijuana states. It comes from a cross between the classic Blueberry and an uplifting Sativa-dominant Haze strain. This mix offers the best of both worlds; a sweet flavor and stone along with a smooth, energising high.

Despite the obvious indica effect and flavor, plants reared from Haze Berry seeds grow like a typical sativa. It is quite a tall plant with very thin and long leaves, classic Sativa traits. There may be some blue or purple hues to the leaves and buds, depending on the environmental conditions.


Haze Berry Cannabis Seeds: A Cross Between Blueberry and Haze

Its genetics are believed to be an original Blueberry plant from DJ Shorts crossed with a Super Silver Haze plant originating in The Netherlands. This great hybrid brings together the sweetness and heavy-yielding traits of the Blueberry, invigorated by the uplifting Haze high.


Haze Berry Seeds: Quality and Smooth High

The effect is mainly Sativa, a smooth, uplifting high that turns in a more relaxing Indica stoned feeling. Its flavor mainly comes from the Blueberry strain, though there are subtle tastes of Haze in her buds. Haze Berry seeds are very popular with both medicinal and recreational growers/smokers; the strain is known for its reliably good yields of quality cannabis.

AMG - Amnesia Mac Ganja

Amnesia x Mexican Haze

Enter the cosmos at supersonic speeds with this coveted sativa-dominant deity: the AMG strain. It is revered for its godly levels of THC and a cerebral high that tears the mind free from the shackles of reality. A four-time cup winner and a reputation for blasting individuals with waves of euphoria, AMG banishes any negative thoughts without weighing it down.


AMG Cannabis Seeds: Award-Winning Genetics Stemming From Amnesia and Mexican Haze

Some strains end up winning an award or two, and while they should be proud, real champions stay at the top of their game. The Amnesia Mac Ganja strain was created by “the Ganja Man” himself, who crossed Amnesia with Mexican Haze. It may only be 80% sativa, but this green deity delivers a supercharged high straight to the inner sanctum of your mind. If you are wondering how one strain can have such a profound impact, you only need to look at its 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 cup wins. As we said, real champions stay at the top of their game.


AMG Seeds: Your Ticket to Complex Flavors and Euphoric Effects

Spicy earth flavors with hints of herbal tea provoke a nostalgic response from cannabis connoisseurs. Unsurprisingly, those inexperienced in good ol’ Mary Jane can be easily overwhelmed by AMG's dominant force. The bombardment of euphoric waves hits from the first toke to the last. It is almost as if these cannabis seeds remove your consciousness from your body. Your mind becomes completely free, travelling at supersonic speeds along the cosmic highways. Any feelings of negativity, anxiety, or depression are left in the dust.

Her 22% THC focusses firmly on the mind, while the impact on the body is mild but reassuringly relaxing. The only downside to AMG is that it is not a mid-morning or before-work kind of strain. Its place is by your side after a tough day at the office. It is here it will take your hand and guide you into blissful euphoria.


AMG Feminized Cannabis Seeds: Increased Flowering Time Yields Rewarding Results

Growing AMG seeds is a piece of cake. It is neither fussy nor overcomplicated when it comes to balancing the different aspects of the grow room. The combination of decent yields, both indoors and out, with its slightly extended growing time may be off-putting for some growers. However, do not underestimate the sheer potency of the forbidden fruit it creates. The Amnesia Mac Ganja strain is one of the most popular choices in Dutch coffeeshops, and for good reason. Its complete control of the mind outweighs any potential criticism.


White Widow

Over the years, literally thousands of cannabis seeds have been discovered, hybridised, and smoked. It’s quite possible that no strain carries the same legendary status as White Widow. The origin of this strain remains a mystery to this day.


White Widow strain: A Globally-Known Legend

At Royal Queen Seeds, our skilled breeders created our own version of this classic using White Widow S1 genetics. Our variety features a perfect genetic balance of 50% indica and 50% sativa. She sits right in the middle of the spectrum and offers the best of both worlds.

Although the exact origin of the strain is shrouded in mystery, we can guarantee the original White Widow is a Dutch classic, grown for the first time in the Netherlands.

According to legend, the original White Widow strain was created when a sativa landrace from Brazil was pollinated by an indica from Kerala, southern India, which was the result of years of selecting and breeding in the mountains to produce resin-rich cannabis plants.

Since the original release back in the ‘90s, White Widow seeds have been dispersed around the globe, which has led to numerous variants on the original strain. Now, most reputable seedbanks will feature a version of WW, with RQS being no exception.


White Widow Seeds Provides Good Yields And Manageable Growth

Our White Widow feminized seeds grow to about 1m tall indoors, reaching up to 2m outside. It needs lots of light, but can be grown in colder climates such as France, the UK, and the Netherlands. Grown inside, it can yield 450–500g/m² under a 600W light. Outdoors, growers can harvest between 550–600g/plant. Although this cultivar will perform better in warm climates, it still provides excellent results in northern European climates.

White Widow seeds finish flowering after 8–10 weeks, requiring little maintenance.. This is the perfect plant for first-time growers. Such characteristics also make this plant a great option for SOG and ScrOG operations.

She’ll produce a large central cola when left untrained. Although pretty and impressive, you’ll get better results with a bit of training. Top each plant during the early vegetative phase and use LST and defoliation to produce an abundance of bud sites and an open and aerated canopy.


White Widow: One Of The Most Uplifting Strains In The RQS Catalog

The effects from smoking White Widow strain are consistent with that of the best sativa-dominant plants, offering users a stellar, almost psychedelic high. Smokers will feel this in their head, with a cerebral wave washing over them. The flavor is clean and pine-fresh, with a hint of citrus on the exhale, making for an invigorating and tasty smoke experience. White Widow feminized seeds by RQS aren't just another WW variety; they offer old-school genetics in a next-gen experience that you won’t soon forget.

These effects make White Widow an ideal smoke during busy days and creative projects. Her stimulating high sparks enough enthusiasm and motivation to keep you engaged in the creative process for much longer than usual.

Her dense buds produce high levels of the terpenes myrcene, pinene, and caryophyllene. These aromatic molecules converge to create a flavor profile defined by notes of spice, earthiness, and pepper. White Widow strain goes down particularly well in savoury edibles, where her pungency comes to the fore.

El Patron

AMG x Shiva

Combining genetics from AMG and Shiva, El Patron cannabis seeds are the nucleus of a Highlife Cup-winning hybrid with great effects and robust plants that can flourish in a variety of setups, both indoors and outdoors.


El Patron Seeds: The Descendant of AMG and Shiva

Buying cannabis seeds can be uncertain business. Unless you’ve tried the strain before, you won't be completely aware of what you’re getting yourself into. However, there are several ways to determine the quality of a cannabis strain without having it in front of you. One factor to consider is if the strain has won any legitimate awards. El Patron is one such award winner. It won first place for “Common Weed Cultured in Soil” at the Highlife Cup—judged by a verified panel of cannabis experts, making it a real seal of approval.


Growing Traits of El Patron Feminized Cannabis Seeds

El Patron seeds aren’t fussy. Those seeds grow exceptionally well in both indoor and outdoor environments. Its indica genetics come to the fore in terms of growth pattern, producing a plant with a relatively short stature and a lot of lateral growth. Cultivators can tame its wild nature through topping and LST. Both indoor and outdoor plants provide a medium yield.


Effect, Flavor, and Aroma of the El Patron Strain

El Patron seeds were created by crossbreeding parent strains AMG and Shiva. AMG (Amnesia Mac Ganja) is a sativa-dominant hybrid that packs a THC level of 22% and stimulating effects. In contrast, Shiva is an indica strain that offers tastes of cardamom and a therapeutic high. By crossing these cultivars, breeders created a well-balanced hybrid that features 60% sativa genetics and 40% indica. Plants grown from El Patron seeds are loaded with THC and fruity terpenes.

Some smokers adore a sativa buzz, whereas others value an indica body high. El Patron seeds occupy the sweet spot between these territories. The strain provides both of these effects in near-perfect balance. After vaping or smoking its flowers, you’ll notice an initial head high set in. Your neurons will get excited, you’ll become more alert, and creative thoughts will rise to the surface. Eventually, this effect descends into a soothing body high that encourages reflection and contemplation. The multifaceted effects of El Patron make it a strain for any time of day. It’s a good social cultivar for parties and a perfect candidate for moments of solitude.

The El Patron strain is a favorite among cannabis chefs. Its flowers produce potent tastes and smells of citrus and kush. Together, these flavors go down well in cakes, brownies, and other sweet recipes.

Our Ranch and Farm Equipment

Our Ranch and Farm Equipment

Our Ranch and Farm Equipment

Our Ranch and Farm Equipment

Our Ranch and Farm Equipment

Our Ranch and Farm Equipment

JOHN DEERE W660 DOUBLE CUT COMBINE

 DOUBLE CUT COMBINE 

The Double Cut combine is suitable for harvesting hemp and other bast fibre crops. In one single stage the crop is divided into stalks, seeds and leaves (optional). The base of this machine is a conventional combine which can be rebuilt in one day so you can harvest weed, rapes, barley, corn or other grain crops. 


SERVICE 

Since hemp is cultivated globally, we should be able to support the machine worldwide. The machine which we have developed consists out of 96% original John Deere components. Therefore you can use the global John Deere network with more than 2.000 dealers around the world. These dealers have their own trained specialists who can repair combines if necessary. We will make an arrangement with these dealers and support them with specific knowledge about the Double Cut Combine. If more specific service is desired, GroeNoord will take it over. 


EXTRA APPLICATIONS AMS 

John Deere: The machine is equipped with GPS system, possibly with RTK signal, which has 2 cm accuracy. Benefits of this system include lower fuel consumption, greater capacity per hour and more operator comfort. JDLink: JDLink makes it possible to exchange real-time wireless data between the machine and your laptop or mobile devices. For example, fuel consumption, engine hours, maintenance and failure alerts, GEO-fencing, Track and Trace etc. Remote display access: this system makes it possible to look in the control monitor of your machine from a distance. A technician can look into your system for some trouble shouting or give you advice about the settings. 


 Technical Specifications Double Cut Combine The Double Cut combine is brought to the market in two versions: As a complete machine including combine As a separate module which can be mounted on an existing JD combine (type-specific) 


 Upper Header John Deere 616R 

  • Working width: 4880mm 
  • Reel drive: Hydraulic 
  • Reel tine angle adjustment: Lever-adjusted reel tine angle 
  • Knive drive: Epicyclical 
  • Feed plate: Stainless steel 


 Bottom Header Kemper 445 

Working width: 4500mm 

Cutting drums: 4 

Down crop augers: 2 

Gear case: 2-speed 

Feed rolls 2 

Cutterhead: Hempflax Patent 610mm 


  •  Combine Brand: John Deere Combine Type: W660 
  • Engine John Deere PowerTech PSV 
  • Max. Engine power 387HP 
  • Transmission: Hydrostatic, 3-speed 
  • Cylinder diameter: 660 mm 
  • Cylinder width: 1670 mm 
  • Rasp bars: 10 
  • Secondary cylinder diameter: 400 mm 
  • Total active separation area: 1,8 m2 
  • Number of walkers: 6 Walker area: 8 m2 
  • Cleaning system: Quadro Flow 
  • Grain tank volume: 9000L/ optional 11000L 
  • Straw chopper: Optional 
  • Tires: 800/70X38 (other sizes optional) 
  • Total width (w/o header): 3,80 (with 800mm tires) 


 Advantages: 

  • More efficiency, 1 working phase system harvesting seed, stem and leaf 
  • Cost savings through less fuel, labor, machine ours 
  • More capacity, no throughput fiber mass 
  • Higher yields of seed and stem mass, more income 
  • Environmental: up to 2.5 times less CO emissions per HA 
  • Suitable for harvesting food graded seed 
  • Multi purpose machine, can also be used as a conventional combine, more widely employable per year, so more profitable 
  • Better fiber processability 
  • Capability for leaf harvest 
  • Worldwide support through John Deere dealer network 


 www.hempflax.com info@hempflax.com +31 (0)597-615516  

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Featherlite 9500 4-Stall Gooseneck Horse Trailer

9500 Horse Trailer

Featherlite’s Model 9500 horse trailer gives horse owners flexibility with loading and hauling their horses with a number of floorplans available. Choose from a 2H or 4H floorplan, including the 2+1 model or the floorplan with manger and walk thru door. Dressing room sizes are 53” or 58”. A redesigned, easier to use rear ramp with double doors above is standard.

  • 2 or 4-horse
  • Straight load
  • 7' wide & 7'6" tall
  • 53" or 58" dressing room
  • Rear ramp standard


Model - 9500

  • Hitch Type - Gooseneck
  • Load Type - Straight
  • Trailer Width - 7’0″
  • Trailer Length - 2H = 15′; 2+1 = 22′; 4H = 28′
  • Inside Height - 7′ 6″
  • Horse Stalls - 4-horse
  • Stall Width - 41″
  • Dressing Room Size - 58″
  • Exterior Sides - White .040 rivetless aluminum exterior sheets with aluminum wave panels below; Trailer includes stainless steel front sheets and front corners
  • Rear Doors - 54″ high rear ramp with double doors above & double pipe hardware with no center post
  • Unload Doors - 2+1 floorplan = Side ramp with door above on curbside; 36″ x 74″ deluxe camper door with drop down feed door on select floorplans (1 or 2 depending on floorplan)
  • Windows - One drop down feed door with drop down bars for each horse; 46″ x 20″ window on each side in horse area; 48″ x 20″ window with bars in wall separating horse area & dressing room (with 2-horse non-manger floorplan); Two 46″ x 20″ windows in the gooseneck; 20″ x 20″ windows in rear doors
  • Tack Area - Tack storage available in dressing room
  • Stall Dividers - Padded stall divider with AirFlo shoulder separator and back leg mounted on removable post; Swinging head divider on non-manger floorplans.
  • Saddle Rack - Adjustable saddle rack for each horse mounted on removable post; For floorplan with mangers, it’s mounted under manger.
  • Walls - Rubber up 44″ on the wall in front of horses; Rubber up 48″ on wall behind horses; .090 aluminum up 48″ on side walls; .040 white aluminum lining above the wall rubber
  • Doors - 18″ walk through door in manger floorplan; 24″ walk through door on 2+1 floorplan; 36″ x 74″ square camper door with window and deadbolt for entrance to dressing room
  • Floor/Floor Mats - Interlocking smooth extruded aluminum floor; 3/4″ rubber mats in horse area
  • Roof Vents - One pop-up roof vent per horse
  • Interior Lights - LED light strip in horse area (one per 2 horses); Two LED light strips in dressing room; Lights are 12V/20W
  • Dressing Room - 5′ long clothes rod; Turf on floor, drop wall and gooseneck floor; Brush tray; Aluminum halter hooks; Swinging blanket bar
  • Tie Rings - One outside tie ring per horse per side; Two inside tie rings per horse
  • Axles - Two rubber torsion axles with electric brakes; 2H = 3500#; 2+1 = 6000# & 4H = 7000#; E-Z Lube axles standard
  • Tire/Rim - 16″ 6-hole silver aluminum wheels with Goodyear ST235/80R16 Load Range E tires (Qty: 4); Matching spare tire and tire carrier standard
  • Exterior Lights - LED clearance lights and 4 wraparound LED stop/turn lights: Three LED load lights (one above rear load door and one on each side of trailer)
  • Butt/Chest Bars - Spring loaded aluminum butt or chest bar with padding
  • Gravel Guard - NA
  • Coupler - 2 5/16″ adjustable gooseneck coupler; Single speed jack with removable crank handle
  • Other - Tapered gooseneck; Feed manger in front of each horse with head divider (for manger floorplan); Aluminum running boards; 1 5/8″ side posts
  • Weight - 2+1 floorplan = 5,525#
  • Warranty - 10-year limited structural warranty; 3-year hitch-to-bumper warranty. Transferable warranty** available on qualified trailers. See warranty page or dealer for more info.


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FEATHERLITE 8127 LIVESTOCK TRAILER

 

Value meets versatility in the famous Featherlite Model 8127, which features thicker side walls and an easy-to-use and durable slam latch. Length options range from 16′ to 36′. This gooseneck stock trailer offers prospective buyers the ability to customize their trailer from an almost endless list of customization options. This is a trailer that is guaranteed to be uniquely yours plus give you many years of reliable hauling!

  • Lengths from 16' to 36'
  • Widths of 7', 7'6" or 8'
  • Aluminum floor
  • Heavy duty rear gate and center gates
  • Fully Customizable


 Model - 8127

  • Hitch Type - Gooseneck
  • Trailer Width -  8’6″
  • Trailer Length - 24′′
  • Inside Height - 6′ 6″
  • Air Spacing - Two top air spaces
  • Floor - Skid resistant extruded aluminum floor
  • Axles - 16′ – 26′ = 2 rubber torsion axles (7000#) with electric brakes; 28′ = 2 rubber torsion axles (7000# for 7′ wide; 8000# for 7’6″ & 8′ wide) with electric brakes; 30′ = 2 rubber torsion axles (8000#) with electric brakes; 32′ & 34′ = 3 rubber torsion axles (7000#) with electric brakes; 36′ = 3 rubber torsion axles (7000# for 7′ wide; 8000# for 7’6″ & 8′ wide) with electric brakes; E-Z Lube axles standard
  • Center Gate - Full swing center gate with slider and slam latch (on select packages); Available with up to 2 center gates depending on length of trailer; Center gates in fender area on 8′ wide trailers get chain hold backs
  • Escape Doors - Curbside
  • Rear Doors - Full swing stock gate with lockable slider & air spaces that match the sides
  • Dressing Room - None
  • Tire/Rim - 7000# axles = 16″ 8-hole silver modular wheels with ST235/80R16 Load Range E tires; 8000# axles = 16″ 8-hole silver modular wheels with LT235/85R16 Load Range G tires; Goodyear tires standard
  • Coupler - 2 5/16″ adjustable gooseneck coupler; Single speed landing gear (16 ‘- 30′); Dual single speed landing gear on 32′ – 36
  • ’Exterior - Natural .063 aluminum exterior sheets on lengths up to and including 30′; .100 aluminum exterior sheets on 32′ and up; Aluminum front gooseneck sheets
  • Exterior Lighting - LED clearance lights (Qty: 16) & four wraparound LED stop/turn lights
  • Interior Lighting - One LED light with switch located under gooseneck
  • Crossmembers - 4″ cross members on 12″ centers
  • Other - Spare tire carrier; Rubber dock bumper; Tapered gooseneck; Skid plate; Running boards (on 7′ and 7′ 6″ widths); Full width drop down drop gate; Inner tapered fender
  • Weight - For the weight of this particular model, please download and reference Trailer Weight Index for stock trailers.
  • Warranty - 10-year limited structural warranty; 3-year hitch-to-bumper warranty. Transferable warranty** available on qualified trailers. See warranty page or dealer for more info. 

JOHN DEERE 5130ML Low-Profile Utility Tractor

  

Features

  • Premium cab designed for orchards and vineyards
  • Fitting into the operation - Axle Configurations
  • Automating everyday tasks with next level technology
  • Find the right working speeds for the job - PowrQuad PLUS™ / Powr8™ transmissions
  • On-demand hydraulic performance - Closed Center Hydraulics
  • Maneuvering between the rows – Turning Radius
  • Low-profile standard open operator station (OOS)
  • Focus on the job while AutoTrac™ guidance keeps on track


 

Engine Description

  • OOS: John Deere PowerTech™ 4045 PWL
  • Cab: John Deere PowerTech™ 4045 PWS

Engine Displacement

  • 4 cylinders: 4.5 L
  • 276 cu in.

Rated Engine Power

  • At 2200 rpm: 99.7 kW
  • 130 hp

Maximum Engine Power

  • 99.7 kW
  • 135.5 hp

Rated PTO Power (hp SAE)

  • At 2100 rpm: 84.5 kW
  • 115 hp

Transmission Type

  • OOS: Standard: PowrQuad™ PLUS 16F/16R
  • Optional: Powr8™ 32F/16R
  • Cab: Standard: PowrQuad™ PLUS 16F/16R
  • Optional: Powr8™ 32F/16R with creeper

Hydraulic Pump Rated Output

  • 117 L/min
    31 gpm

Rear hitch category (SAE designation)  

  • Category 2


ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

 Description

  • OOS: John Deere PowerTech™ 4045 PWL
  • Cab: John Deere PowerTech™ 4045 PWS

Engine Type - 4045HLV81

Engine family - NJDXL06.8309

Rated speed - 2200 rpm

Aspiration - Turbocharged

Cylinders liners - Wet sleeved

Emission level - Final Tier 4

After Treatment Type

  • OOS: ERG/DOC/SCR
  • Cab: EGR/DOC/DPF/SCR

Displacement 4 Cylinders: 

  • 4.5 L
  • 276 cu in. 


ENGINE PERFORMANCE

 Rated Power

  • At 2200 rpm: 95.8 kW
  • 130 hp

Rated PTO power (hp SAE)

  • At 2100 rpm: 84.5 kW
  • 115 hp

Power boost - At 1900 rpm: 4 percent

Maximum Engine Power  

  • 99.7 kW
  • 135.5 hp

Engine Peak Torque

  • At 1600 rpm: 541 Nm
  • 399 lb-ft

PTO Torque Rise - At 1600 rpm: 30 percent 


DIMENSIONS

 Wheelbase - 

  • OOS: 2350 mm (92.5 in.)
  • Cab: MFWD Standard - 2350 mm
  • MFWD Narrow: 2300 mm (90.5 in.)

Overall length - 

  • OOS: 4092 mm (161 in.)
  • Cab: MFWD Standard: 4000 mm (157.5 in.)
  • MFWD Narrow: 3945 mm (155 in.)

Approximate Shipping Weight, Open; Cab


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JOHN DEERE 1705 PLANTER

 

1705Planter

  • Offered in 4-, 6-, 8-row configuration
  • Row spacing options include 36 in. (91.44 cm.), 38 in. (96.5 cm.), and 40 in.(101.6 cm.) (30 in. (76.2 cm.) spacing available for 4- and 8-row configurations)
  • Available in 1.6 bu. or 3 bu. MaxEmerge 5 row unit
  • 1705 Planter option for 1.6 bu.   


 

Features

1705 Planter configurations

  • Advance with Max Emerge™ 5 advantages
  • Pneumatic downforce system
  • Row cleaner options to meet residue management needs
  • Vacuum system
     

 

Number of rows - 6

Row spacing - 

  • 91, 97, and 102 cm
  • 36, 38, and 40 in.


Row unit seed hoppers Capacity58 or 106 L

  • 1.6 or 3 bu 

Seed Meters

  • Base
    Vacuum

DIMENSIONS

  • Transport width (with markers) - 7036 mm (277 in.)
  • Transport width (without markers) - 5842 mm (230 in.)
  • Transport length - 3378 mm (133 in.)
  • Transport weight - 1490 kg (3280 lb)

JOHN DEERE RT30 ROTARY TILLER

  

RT30 Series Rotary Tillers

  • Gear driven
  • Available in forward or reverse rotating tines
  • iMatchTM and/or quick hitch compatible


KEY SPECS:

Working width - 

  • RT3042 and RT3042R: 106.7 cm
    42 in.
  • RT3049 and RT3049R: 124.5 cm
    49 in.
  • RT3062 and RT3062R: 157.5 cm
    62 in.
  • RT3073 and RT3073R: 185.4 cm
    73 in.
  • RT3081 and RT3081R: 205.7 cm
    81 in. 


DIMENSIONS:

 Working widthRT3042 and RT3042R: 120.4 cm
47.4 in.
RT3049 and RT3049R: 140.2 cm
55.2 in.
RT3062 and RT3062R: 173 cm
68.1 in.
RT3073 and RT3073R: 200.4 cm
78.9 in.
RT3081 and RT3081R: 205.7 cm
81 in.
 

 Weight without drive shaft

  • RT3042: 220 kg (485 lb)
  • RT3042R: 225 kg (496 lb)
  • RT3049: 240 kg (529 lb)
  • RT3049R: 247.2 kg (545 lb)
  • RT3062: 299.8 kg (661 lb)
  • RT3062R: 308 kg (679 lb)
  • RT3073: 332 kg (732 lb)
  • RT3073R: 342 kg (754 lb)
  • RT3081: 375 kg 827 lb
  • RT3081R: 386 kg 851 lb 

JOHN DEERE 950 P-TIER DOZER

 

950 P-Tier Large Dozer

  • Net Power: 198–209 kW (265-280 hp) at 1,800 rpm
  • Operating Weight: 29 606–33 431 kg (65,300-73,700 lb.)
  • Track on Ground: 3214–3431 mm (126.5–135.1 in.)

 

DRIVELINE

Engine Manufacturer - John Deere

Engine Model - PowerTech PSS 6090

Displacement, ltr (Inches³)9 (549)

Rated Speed, rpm - 1800

Engine Output - Net, kW (hp)198 (265)

Transmission Type - Hydrostatic

Speeds Mode 1 - Forward 1

Speeds Mode 1 - Reverse 1

Final Drive - Double Reduction - Planetary

Track Rollers - 7

Shoe - Pitch, mm (inches)215.9 (8.5)

Shoe - Type Single Grouser - Extreme Service

Ground Contact Area, cm² (Inches²)39211 (6078)

Number Of Shoes - 43  


DIMENSIONS

Height - Max, mm (ft/in) 3427 (11 ft 3 in)

Ground Clearance, mm (inches) 312 (12.3)

Track Length - On Ground, mm (ft/in) 3214 (10 ft 6 in)

Track Gauge, mm (ft/in) 2006.6 (6 ft 7 in)

Blade - Width, mm (ft/in)3911 (12 ft 10 in)

Blade - Dig Depth, mm (inches)778 (31)

Blade - Tilt, mm (ft/in)800 (2 ft 7 in)


CAPACITIES

Fuel Tank, ltr (gallons (US) 505.5 (133.5)

Hydraulic Tank, ltr (gallons (US) 87 (23)

Blade - Capacity, m³ (yd³) 7.2 (9.4)


PERFORMANCE 

Speed - Forward Maximum, kph (mph)11 (6.8)

Speed - Reverse Maximum, kph (mph)11 (6.8)

Ground Bearing Pressure, kPa (PSI)74 (10.8)

Implement Pump - Type Piston 

Implement Pump - Flow, lt/min (gallons (US) / min) 200 (53)

Implement Pump - Pressure, bar (PSI) 249.93 (3625)


WEIGHT

Operating Weight, kg (lbs) 29606 (65300)


JOHN DEERE 870 P-TIER EXCAVATOR

   

  • Net Power: 382 kW (512 hp)
  • Max. Digging Depth: 7.14–11.16 m (23 ft. 5 in.–36 ft. 7 in.)
  • Operating Weight: 85 600 kg (188,716 lb.)


DRIVELINE

 Emission Rating - Tier 4 / Stage IV

Engine Manufacturer - Isuzu

Number Of Cylinders - 6

Displacement, ltr (Inches³)15.7 (957)

Rated speed, rpm - 1800

Engine Output - Net, kW (hp) 382 (512)

Number Of Carrier Rollers - Each Side -3

Number Of Track Rollers - Each Side 8

Track Shoe Width, mm (inches) 900 (36) 


DIMESIONS

 Emission Rating Tier 4 / Stage IV

Engine Manufacturer - Isuzu

Number Of Cylinders - 6

Displacement, ltr (Inches³) - 15.7 (957)

Rated speed, rpm - 1800

Engine Output - Net, kW (hp)382 (512)

Number Of Carrier Rollers - Each Side 3

Number Of Track Rollers - Each Side 8

Track Shoe Width, mm (inches) 900 (36) 


CAPACITIES

 Fuel Tank, ltr (gallons (US) 1110 (293)

Hydraulic Tank, ltr (gallons (US) - 500 (132.1) 


PERFORMANCE

 Ground Bearing Pressure, kPa (PSI)84.8 (12)

Swing Speed, rpm7.8Swing Torque, kNm (lbf / ft)269 (198404)

Travel Speed - High, kph (mph)4.7 (2.9)

Tractive Force, kN (lbf)560 (125850)

Arm Tearout, kN (lbf)280 (62946)

Bucket Breakout, kN (lbf)399 (89699)Gradeability, %70

End lift - 7.5m Reach, kg (lbs)27460 (59460)

Side lift - 7.5m Reach, kg (lbs)20770 (44800)

Total Flow, lt/min (gallons (US) / min)1132 (300)

Bucket Pressure, bar (PSI)319 (4627)

Boost Pressure, bar (PSI)343 (4975) 


WEIGHT

 Operating Weight, kg (lbs) 85600 (188716) 

JOHN DEERE 460 P-TIER ARTICULATE DUMP TRUCK

  

460 P-TierArticulated Dump Truck

  • Net Power:  359 kW (481 hp) at 1,700 rpm
  • Rated Payload: 41 820 kg (92,197 lb.) 
  • Heaped Capacity:  25.2 m3 (32.9 cu. yd.)  


TELEMATCIS 

Telematics Available - Yes


DRIVELINE

 Engine Manufacturer - John Deere

Engine Model - JD14

Displacement, ltr (Inches³) 13.6 (830)

Rated Speed, rpm - 1700

Engine Output - Net, kW (hp)371 (498)

Transmission Type -Countershaft

Final Drive - Planetary

Steering Type - Articulated

Secondary Steering Type - Ground Driven Pump

Differential Lock F: 100 / R: 100

Tire size - Standard 29.5 R25

Front Suspension - TypeA-Frame

Front Suspension - Nitrogen/Oil-Filled Struts

Rear Suspension - Type

Pivoting Walking Beam

Rear Suspension

Rubber Suspension Blocks

Service Brake - Actuation

Hydraulic Parking Brake - Type Disc 

Retarder - Type Transmission 


DIMENSIONS

 Length - Overall, mm (ft/in)10640 (34 ft 11 in)

Height - Max, mm (ft/in)3890 (12 ft 9 in)

Width over Tires, mm (ft/in)3410 (11 ft 2 in)

Hoist - Type Single Stage

Approach Angle, Degrees26

Articulation Angle, ± Degrees45

Turning Radius - Outside, mm (ft/in)8900 (29 ft 2 in)Turning Radius - Inside, mm (ft/in)4630 (15 ft 2 in)

Turns lock to lock - 4 


CAPACITIES

 Fuel Tank, ltr (gallons (US) 609 (160.9)

Struck Capacity, m³ (yd³) - 19.5 (25.5)

Heaped Capacity, m³ (yd³) - 25.2 (32.9) 


PERFORMANCE

 Gears - Forward / Reverse8F - 4R 


WEIGHT

 Net Weight, kg (lbs) 31475 (69390)

Payload, kg (lbs) 41820 (92197)

Gross Weight, kg (lbs) 73295 (161558) 

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1629 K Street NW / Washington, DC 20006 /United States

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