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Our sold-out 2024 MIAMI Commercial Midyear conference featured top industry speakers, panels and more
Attendees at the Kansas Farmers Union’s Goat and Sheep Dairy Enterprise Exploration: Getting the Most Out of Your Milk workshop sample cheeses produced at Green Dirt Farm in Weston, MO.
May 28, 2024. Mary Seek tends to lavender plants that will be harvested for use in a wide range of culinary, skin care, and spa products sold online and in The Little House at Seek Lavender in Culpeper, Va. She and husband Neil are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of these nature-inspired items. USDA media by Jay Pinsky.
Our sold-out 2024 MIAMI Commercial Midyear conference featured top industry speakers, panels and more
Our sold-out 2024 MIAMI Commercial Midyear conference featured top industry speakers, panels and more
May 28, 2024. Mary and Neil Seek are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of culinary, skin care, and spa items containing lavender and other plants grown on their Culpeper, Va., farm. USDA media by Jay Pinsky.
Let's face it, no ONE professional has all the answers...all the time. Many PM Community members are professional business coaches, mentors & facilitators that ADD VALUE to clients in need.
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May 28, 2024. Mary and Neil Seek are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of culinary, spa, and skin care products like these, which are available for purchase online and in The Little House at Seek Lavender in Culpeper, Va. USDA Media by Jay Pinsky.
May 28, 2024. Mary Seek holds a bottle of hydrosol made from lavender grown and distilled on her Culpeper, Va., farm. She and husband Neil are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of nature-inspired culinary, skin care, and spa products. USDA media by Jay Pinsky.
May 28, 2024. Mary and Neil Seek are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of culinary, spa, and skin care products like these, which are available for purchase online and in The Little House at Seek Lavender in Culpeper, Va. USDA Media by Jay Pinsky.
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Wool, alpaca and mohair fiber from farms in Texas, Virginia and Georgia spun and knit into socks. Southern SARE archives.
June 11, 2024. Neil Seek distills dried lavender to extract essential oils and hydrosol for use in culinary, skin care, and spa products sold online and in The Little House at Seek Lavender in Culpeper, Va. He and wife Mary are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of these nature-inspired items. USDA media by Jay Pinsky.
The M&A deal activity in August’20 was up by 4.2% MoM or 4.3% YoY to USD 364bn (vs July’20 USD 349bn) primarily led by Utilities and Basic Materials Sectors. Among all regions, only Asia Pacific posted a 13% YoY growth in deals led by China and Japan. Some key global deals include Ellie Mae Inc, China Guangdian Network and Vertafore Inc, valued at USD 11.0bn, USD 7.5bn and USD 5.4bn, respectively.
May 28, 2024. Mary and Neil Seek are using a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Value-Added Producer Grant to help finance production and marketing of culinary, skin care, and spa items containing lavender and other plants grown on their Culpeper, Va., farm. USDA media by Jay Pinsky.
Bolaina workers, Ucayali river.
Photo by Juan Carlos Huayllapuma/CIFOR
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Charcoal producer in Nyimba district, Zambia, holding a piece of charcoal.
Photo by M. Edliadi/CIFOR
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Texas State University research points to consumers' willingness to spend more on locally produced animal fiber products. Southern SARE archives.
The global online food delivery market is expected to grow despite a short term slowdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The deal activity amidst the pandemic suggests potential growth in this sector. While the revenue is expected to grow at 7.5% CAGR, the ARPU is expected to plateau by 2024.
Corporate bond market activity remained buoyant in the month of June raising ~USD 1.3Tn (+4% MoM) despite the Corona scare with China-based firms dominating the issuances market followed by the US. Amongst the sectors, Financials continued to enhance their capital and liquidity position through bond placements and remained the top issuers while Consumer Discretionary which was impacted by tightening liquidity due to Corona fallout and refinancing needs for its highly leveraged balance sheet stood a distant second. Incidentally, Consumer Discretionary sector also saw the worst impact of Covid-19 accounting for nearly half of total bankruptcy incidences during the month. The rating agencies’ activities that we track clearly indicated that stress pockets continue across most sectors with Industrials and Consumers worst impacted with ratings downgrades while Utilities stood relatively resilient while the bond indices in both Europe and the US bounced back from its March lows in line with equity benchmarks.
www.valueadd-research.com/blog/valueadd-global-credit-mon...
Corporate bond market activity remained buoyant in the month of June raising ~USD 1.3Tn (+4% MoM) despite the Corona scare with China-based firms dominating the issuances market followed by the US. Amongst the sectors, Financials continued to enhance their capital and liquidity position through bond placements and remained the top issuers while Consumer Discretionary which was impacted by tightening liquidity due to Corona fallout and refinancing needs for its highly leveraged balance sheet stood a distant second. Incidentally, Consumer Discretionary sector also saw the worst impact of Covid-19 accounting for nearly half of total bankruptcy incidences during the month. The rating agencies’ activities that we track clearly indicated that stress pockets continue across most sectors with Industrials and Consumers worst impacted with ratings downgrades while Utilities stood relatively resilient while the bond indices in both Europe and the US bounced back from its March lows in line with equity benchmarks.
www.valueadd-research.com/blog/valueadd-global-credit-mon...