Cameron Bonsey

Check out some buddies talking flavors! If you want to learn more about what we do and why we do it give it a listen.

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NYS business research recycled glass fertilizer There might be a better way to reuse those #beer bottles and pickle jars sitting in your recycling bin—use them as #fertilizer. Andela Products is pursuing this idea. This upstate New York business teamed up with Ryan Greene ’23, M.Eng. ’24, a student in materials science and engineering, to research how waste glass can be turned into agricultural fertilizer. Glass, composed of silicon dioxide and often incorporating other elements, can gradually release its components into the soil if pulverized into fine particles. Due to this low solubility, glass fertilizers have gained popularity. They help sustain plant growth while serving as an alternative to fertilizers with harmful chemicals that wash away into the environment. However, the glass particles in these fertilizers are typically made from scratch. The idea proposed by Andela Products is to utilize waste glass by pulverizing it into a fine powder—something the company has perfected with its proprietary equipment used for turning glass into sand and other products—that can be processed into #fertilizer. https://lnkd.in/dDskCRyR

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Nature Shorts: Asclepias syriaca (common milkweed) setting flower. This native to Pennsylvania plant is important because it supports more the ecological activities of over 450 insect species, including flies, beetles, ants, bees, wasps and butterflies. The take away: This plant supports the life cycle of the monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus). It is the only plant that the monarch caterpillar feeds on! https://lnkd.in/eYDRfb92

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Check out this podcast!😎 We love Outlaw Technology, Inc. for saving us so many hours of our days to do so many other things rather than manually tracking thousands of tiny numbers in Metrc … Our eyes, backs, and sanity thanks you wholeheartedly!! This podcast is just the icing on the cake 🧁 😏 David Eagleson Sr. Hans Dietterich #cannabiscommunity #cannabis #cannabisindustry #cannabispodcast #potcast #inventorymanagment #inventorytracking #rfid #metrc

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Alzheimer's care varies based on where you live and that's not fair! #Alzheimers #FarmsCloseBy #DefineLocal #hyperlocal #local #franchise #franchiseopportunity #EndAlz #VC #invest #investment #investor #hydrogen

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"[Dec22] Healthy soil is fundamental to food production, and for the 97 percent of New Hampshire farms that are small family-owned and operated businesses, generating healthy productive soils is key to long-term viability in the face of weather and market uncertainties." https://lnkd.in/efChew4G #soilhealth #smallfarmers #NHfarming #sustainableag #farmingsolutions #agsolutions #climatesolutions

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The latest farm and food report from the Vermont Agency of Agriculture , Food and Markets. READ: https://lnkd.in/eZuVuTXK #newspaper #agriview #june

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BREAKING NEWS: The government's sustainable ag strategy has faced a major setback as key farm groups withdraw from the advisory committee. Great reporting by Kelvin Heppner for RealAgriculture

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This article about family business ownership had a little of everything - informative, insightful, and entertaining. #familybusiness #familyowned #familyownedbusiness #lovefamilyowned

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Latest Post: Optimistic strategies for a better garden in 2025  – Part One.

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What's not to love about the concept of community-owned farmland? In the Berkshires, among our wealth of agricultural riches is Susan Witt — a true pioneer in the field. Read on for more about our recent conversation for Modern Farmer.

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Many Massachusetts license holders are struggling to adapt to the evolving market landscape. Despite the increasing challenges many companies face in achieving profitability, it is surprising to see a significant number of them sticking to the status quo. By employing the same failing cultivators to grow identical strains as their competitors, they are contributing to their own demise. It's adapt or die time for MA license holders, but there are solutions: Contact Bloombridge today for consulting services and for high-TAC cultivars that will help you get your business back on track.

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Healthy plants release nutrients from the soil using energy they gain from photosynthesis to displace & release nutrients attached to soil particles and organic matter (this is also how we "charge up" our soils with energy). Learn more with #RegenerativeSoil: https://lnkd.in/eQtcE7H4

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