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Northwest Cherry Challenges Pt 2 Tuesday Apr 20th, 2021 With today’s Fruit Grower Report, I’m Bob Larson. Northwest cherries are in full bloom right now and are looking pretty good at this point, but recent winds and unseasonably cold nights have undoubtedly cut the crop outlook from what it had been. Northwest Cherry Growers president BJ Thurlby says the weather has been a challenge, but they’ve got another ongoing threat … THURLBY … “We think this crop, off of the top, is going to be down two to two-and-a-half million boxes from what is our number one issue in our ind...

Northwest Cherry Challenges Pt 1 Monday Apr 19th, 2021 With today’s Fruit Grower Report, I’m Bob Larson. Like everyone else in the world this past year, including those in agriculture, Northwest cherry growers have seen their share of challenges, from COVID to a frosty spring and other weather-related issues. Northwest Cherry Growers president BJ Thurlby says it’s not been easy … THURLBY … “We’re about half way through bloom. We’ve got, what I consider to be a gorgeous bloom going, but we’ve had, in the last week, a lot of wind and wind doesn’t translate well to...

Teleste have signed a frame agreement for the delivery of up to 4500 of Teleste's next-generation outdoor TFT LCD displays to Banedanmark and other ordering entities. According to the agreement, the displays will be delivered to Banedanmark during 2021-2026, with an option to extend the delivery schedule by three additional years. Banedanmark is the governmental body responsible for maintenance and traffic control on the entire state-owned Danish railway network. It takes care of more than 3000 km of railway track, and provides services for more than 196 million passengers annually. With the...

Here is how much gold Indain expats can carry back home from Oman

Here is how much gold Indain expats can carry back home from Oman By: Times News Service Male passengers can carry up to 20 grams of yellow metal worth INR50,000, while for women it is double that limit. Muscat: Indian nationals travelling home from Oman can carry up to 40 grams of gold jewellery without paying any customs charges on arrival. Male passengers can carry up to 20 grams each worth INR50,000 (about OMR257.5), while the upper limit for women has been set at 40 grams, provided the value of gold carried does not exceed INR100,000 (about OMR515). “A passenger residing abroad for mor...