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Mini Polytunnels inside a Polytunnel “Double Glazing”- V81

A mini polytunnel, portable plant protector, small space polytunnel. Perfect if you are limited for space, want to try your hand at a new hobby or rediscover an old one. Great for patio’s, yards, small gardens and raised beds. Why not use a mini polytunnel to protect tender plants inside your already existing polytunnel like […]

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backyard sustainable agriculture

from: An Experiment in Back Yard Sustainability + Beyond Back Yard Sustainability by: www.youtube.com

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Hydroponic recirculating solar powered system

How to build a solar powered recirculating hydroponic system for your balcony or backyard.

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Big problem with bees, Please help!?

Image by mlhradio Berclair School, Bee County, Texas. In an open field in front of the Berclair Mansion sits an abandoned schoolhouse, filled with faded and broken memories of decades past. If there is one thing I have learned about Texas, it’s that Texas is filled with abandoned schoolhouses. I’ve run across all sorts of […]

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FISH FARM TANK´S TO AQUACULTURE TANGEOMEX

CONTACT US IN MEXICO TANGEOMEX ventas@tangeomex.com.mx

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Vegetable Gardening : Raised Bed Gardening Tips

Raised beds are important for vegetable gardening in that the fluffiness of the soil will determine how big and strong a plant can grow. Use raised beds to provide a shelter against flooding with help from an organic farmer in this free video on gardening and horticulture. Expert: Jarrett Man Contact: stonesoupfarm.googlepages.com Bio: Jarrett Man […]

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Build a Aeroponic Fogger for your hydroponic system

In this video I show how I built an aeroponic fogger/mister for my system for under 32 bucks. Nutrified fog is excepted by the roots at a much faster rate then a spray or soak system. So I modified my Aerospray system to have both nutrifog and timed sprays. If this was helpful please leave […]

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Types of Meat Goats

Image by kaiscapes Surfing Goat Dairy, Malama Maui tour, Maui Visitors Bureau. Photography by Peter Liu (@PeterLiu47) by kaiscapes Article by Shehryaar Shaukat Meat goats are distinctively different from their dairy counterparts. Although there are some breeds that can be used for milk and meat production, in general however they are separated because of their […]

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Our heritage turkey flock

I raised standard bronze turkeys in Virginia in the 80’s and 90’s when there weren’t many left in the world. Now I am in Kenya with my family and we are raising local turkeys – two different types – one which are something like the standard bronze birds, but with black wings feathers instead of […]

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Norwegian Red crossbred dairy cows in the UK

Richard Knapman, Shilstone UK, farms 360 acres and milks 160 Norwegian Red crossbred cows. His average production is 9.000 liters. He will be going a 3-way cross with Holstein x Norwegian Red x Flecvieh. www.geno-uk.com

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