30May
The Art of Dating: Navigating the Modern Dating Scene
In today's digital age, dating has taken on a whole new dimension. With the rise of online dating platforms and the advent of social media, the dating landscape has become more diverse and complex than ever before. Whether you're a seasoned dater or just dipping your toes into the world of romance, understanding the nuances … Read more
18May
New COVID-19 Unemployment Benefits: Answering Common Questions U S. Department of Labor Blog
When saving your file as a png file, you can choose for the background to be black, transparent or white and I always choose my resolution to be 300 dpi, which is a higher resolution. It is definitely worth creating an svg file instead of other raster formats because it is not only smaller in … Read more
16May
How to remove 1337x to pop-up ads Virus removal guide
Install the iPhone security app on your device to protect you from viruses and malware. Often hackers use such malware to get access to your personal information, including financial data, and this could cause damage to you. After my last failed situationship I swore off dating apps and I haven’t looked back since. Releasing yourself … Read more
16Jan
The effect of hormones on the shape of the tomato fruit
Recently, we have received many questions about the fact that the shape of the fruits of some hybrids changes depending on the method of pollination. All our tomato hybrids are rounded by default, without deformation. Different hybrids react differently to mechanical pollination by hormones. List of our hybrids that can develop shape defects when using … Read more
12May
Trial seeds
Joyseeds place a high priority on getting a first-hand look at varieties we offer to growers. We recently planted our 2018 trials with the following crops: onion;melon; cabbage; cucumber; and specialty tomatoes; and watermelon. Additional trials on our farm will look at sweet corn, pumpkins and chinese cabbage. The varieties grown are a select group … Read more
05Jan
Pollinator Biodiversity: What’s all the buzz about?
If you’re moving pollen from one plant to another, you could be a pollinator. Fuzzy, pollen-laden bumblebees don’t have a monopoly on ensuring flowers bloom again and blossoms turn into fruit — these amazing animals come in all shapes and sizes. Pollinators can be butterflies, beetles, birds, bats or even humans — the only job requirement is that they … Read more