The tomato was first introduced to the United States in the 1700s. It was once thought by early American colonists to be poisonous. Thomas Jefferson was one of the first to grow tomatoes, which were called "Love Apples" at the time. The tomato was not recognized as a useful vegetable until the 1800s. Eaten raw or in innumerable cooked dishes, the tomato is an almost daily part of the American family diet.

And secondly, on the Core Protection side, any particular reason why the plant has been not restarted for it’s been almost 3 months now, in the Sarigam unit?

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Viticulture adviser Larry Bettiga, of the University of California, spoke on integrated pest management (IPM). Elements of IPM include understanding crop and pest biology and dynamics, monitoring populations of pests and their natural enemies, having an economic threshold for each pest (how much damage can be tolerated) and considering available control methods.

Small-scale growers have many options when it comes to water application. There are two main categories of irrigation kits, as outlined below.

The Tri-City Herald reports the company has listed the Lieb Foods Inc. plant in downtown Kennewick for $4.85 million after acquiring it in September.

28 March. Australia will face a gas shortage from 2024 unless new reserves are developed, pipeline capacity is increased or eastern states start importing liquefied natural gas, the country’s energy market operator warned. The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO)’s annual gas outlook was more dire than in June last year, when it forecast no shortage before 2030. Since then, companies have cut reserve and production estimates, AEMO said. In the near term, government pressure on three liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporters in Queensland, led by Royal Dutch Shell, Origin Energy and Santos, to boost gas supply to the domestic market has succeeded in averting potential shortfalls, AEMO said. Longer term, as gas output dwindles in the ageing Gippsland Basin fields off Victoria, which have long fed demand centres in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide, more gas will be needed from Queensland in the north or LNG will have to be imported.

Okay. So in that case, we had some DAP consignment that came at end of third quarter FY ’19. And what is the DAP prices now? So what would be the impact on inventory-related gain or losses on that?

With access from Myra Road and U.S. Highway 12, it holds much promise as a major industrial employer, even if it takes a little vision.

Remove the Bundt or tube pan from the water dish; allow the terrine to cool slightly for at least 20 minutes. Slide a long knife around the outer and inner edges of the Bundt or tube pan, then carefully invert the terrine onto a flat serving plate.

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Glickman said the Gray Oak pipeline is adding 800,000 barrels a day; Epic is adding 600,000 and another named Cactus 2, owned by Plains All American, is adding another 600,000 barrels a day. The Gray Oak, built and operated by Phillips 66, is an 850-mile pipeline stretching from south of Midland down to Corpus Christi.