Spring field day
Attendees at Holloway and AgSoilworks’ grower-specific gathering will include demonstrations of AgSoilworks’ deep-ripping and development services, which include single to five-shank ripping for optimal root-zone conditions and placement of gypsum, compost and fertilizer, according to the event’s website.
The event will also feature redevelopment planning discussions from local growers and experts; updates on Holloway’s soil amendments and other products and services; Holloway gypsum mine tours, and a barbecue lunch.
The field day will be held just north of Holloway’s Lost Hills location, 13850 Holloway Road.
Because of COVID-19 protocols, start times for the hour-long demonstrations will be staggered, with identical sessions beginning at 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Attendees must reserve one of the sessions in advance by calling Holloway at (661) 758-6484 or AgSoilworks at (805) 400-4582.
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Officials with the $540 million Broadwest mixed-use project nearing completion in Midtown announced Tuesday Halls Chophouse of Charleston will be the signature restaurant in the development s office tower.
According to a release, Halls plans to open about 12 months from now with the future restaurant which focuses on steaks and seafood to be the first located outside South Carolina.
Halls will occupy more than 10,000 square feet on the ground floor along with a 2,500-square-foot patio that fronts the Broadwest plaza at
1600 West End Ave. Terms of the lease with Huntsville-based owner Propst Development and the cost to get operational are not being disclosed.
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