Partners in the Area 4 project are Mozambique Rovuma Venture, a joint venture of ExxonMobil, Italy’s Eni and China National Petroleum Corp., with a 70% interest, and Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos, South Korea’s Kogas and Portugal’s Galp, together with 30%.

Viticulture advisor Larry Bettiga, of the University of California, presents a slide on the grape leafhopper.

The commitments are subject to the conclusion of fully termed agreements which will be finalized in the coming weeks and must be approved by the government of Mozambique, ExxonMobil said in a Dec. 28 release.

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As I mentioned earlier on the call, this week we were notified of a $30 million order award for air cooled heat exchangers on another project, which is not listed on this slide, but is well under way. We are working with Bechtel on project timing, and therefore, this is not included in our updated guidance. While we do not show Jordan Cove on the slide, the project received a Draft Environmental statement from FERC on March 29th. If this project moves forward, we expect E&C brazed and air cooled heat exchanger equipment content.

Caging is also a popular way to support tomato plants. Caging is when tomato plants are supported on all sides by enclosing them in a wire cage. Many tomato cages of various sizes are sold at garden centers and hardware stores. Handy gardeners can also construct their own tomato cages with wire mesh such as concrete reinforcement wire. When making your own cages, it is important to remember that the cage should have a big enough opening to allow your hand to reach in and harvest the fruit. The openings should be at least 6 by 6 inches. Cages should be set into the ground at the time of planting. They should be driven about 8-12 inches into the ground to prevent them from falling over.

Both the 75pc and 90pc types offer superior placement of pesticide on the target and reduce drift considerably. Older sprayers generally do not have low drift nozzles unless the sprayer was serviced in recent years.

Catfacing is puckering and scarring at the blossom end of the fruit. Cavities may penetrate deep into the fruit. Cool and cloudy weather at bloom may cause the blossom to stick to the young, developing fruit, resulting in the malformation. Damage from a broadleaf weedkiller will also cause fruit distortion.

Captive asset production from Visak and Ennore has went up by 27%. The phosphoric acid capacity enhancement project at Visak is going on track and will be fully operational by October 2019.

The products mentioned are all intended to be applied as a foliar application and are considered bloom-safe unless otherwise noted. The provided tables are intended as a summary; it is up to growers to read and follow the entire pesticide label. Products other than those mentioned may also be safe, legal, and effective. Some of these products may not be registered in certain states. Contact your supplier for further guidance.

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The first time, St. Amour shows the guard the strips of bedsheet through the door’s window. At 6:27 p.m., the guard returns and St. Amour holds up the rope he’s braided then wraps it around his neck.