Help! I’m trying to start my own “worm farm” to make composted soil but when I took the lid off the bucket I
November 12, 2011 3 Comments
Image by gawthspork worm farm recordings – ypsilanti, mich. – april 28, 2007 Question by cooker: Help! I’m trying to start my own “worm farm” to make composted soil but when I took the lid off the bucket I but when I took the lid off the bucket I noticed fruitflies and MOULD and the […]
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Ivan and Magda offer practical advice on a chicken hut design, feeding poultry, and what can go wrong with young goslings!
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A video follow up to my original video describing a batch solar hot water heater I built. The water heater is currently supplying the house as a preheater to the domestic hot water heater. Max water temp observed: 165F.
Continue reading …Hi, I would like to start the business of worm farm/ fertilisers in adelaide.What is the best way ?
November 9, 2011 1 Comment
Image by gawthspork worm farm recordings – ypsilanti, mich. – april 28, 2007 Question by Nancy: Hi, I would like to start the business of worm farm/ fertilisers in adelaide.What is the best way ? Can you help? Leave your own answer in the comments!
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Image by fishermansdaughter the hay the cows don’t eat gets spread out in their pen and acts as the carbon, over several months it becomes several feet deep – a haven for nematodes, worms, microbes and fungi to help keep pathogens away and to start composting everything under the animal’s feet. Question by phillykev: I […]
Continue reading …You need to spread an expensive organic fertilizer over a 2,400-square-foot area, and you purchase a 25-pound?
November 7, 2011 1 CommentQuestion by Joseph W.: You need to spread an expensive organic fertilizer over a 2,400-square-foot area, and you purchase a 25-pound? You need to spread an expensive organic fertilizer over a 2,400-square-foot area, and you purchase a 25-pound bag of fertilizer. The label states that the contents of the bag will cover 5,000 square feet. […]
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Image by Andy Ciordia 1/2g Goat Milk, raising it to about 190′ by by Lorena Article by Ted Allen With the ever increasing expenses, one needs to be smart in coming up with ways on how to generate income. One business, raising goats, has since become a popular way to be financially stable. Unlike poultry […]
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Image by Tim Musson The bottom layer is a bedding of shredded and slightly damp newspaper, with a little soil mixed in. A happy place for the worms to lay their eggs. Question by yunhee k: Can you use cricket feed as meal worm bedding? im planning on breeding meal worms and i researched on […]
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Image by mikewarren Goat-milking attempt. Adrian watches. Question by Kaley K: What kind of goat milk do I use to get rid of black heads? Okay, I’ve heard that if you put goat milk on your face it makes the blackheads go away. Well I don’t know what kind of goat milk and also where […]
Continue reading …whats the pros and cons for a family of 5 making the new home solar power?
November 4, 2011 6 Comments
Image by Gary Soup Question by Hotmumma: whats the pros and cons for a family of 5 making the new home solar power? we are looking at solar power for our new land, are you a family of 5? have you done this before, thanks. What do you think? Answer below!
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