Recently my wife and I found a plan for creating a dog waste compost system. We have two 60 pound dogs that generate a lot of waste and we began to wonder if there was a way to compost their waste instead of throw it into the garbage. American dogs and cats generate 10 million […]
Continue reading …Prof John Cant and PhD student Scott Cieslar fed organic-selenium-enriched diets to 80 cows at the Elora Dairy Research Station, and took samples of their mammary tissue. Now, they are analyzing the mammary cells to see if the selenium affected their survival and anti-oxidant status.
Continue reading …Tricia shows you how to start growing your very own asparagus bed
Continue reading …I’m cleaning out the small greenhouse and planting it full of determinate Rutgers tomatoes. Its a simple process. Just dig a trench, fill it with composted horse manure, lime, and few other ingredients to suit your growing style. Mix it all up and put your plant in it. This variety of tomato produced extremely well […]
Continue reading …Making a Food Forest – Hugelkultur Raised Beds, Permaculture, Natural Terraces
September 10, 2012 No CommentHere is how we are starting our food forest in north carolina by using the cut timber as hugelkultur beds. Hugelkultur is a type of permaculture designed in Austria. Great for creating micro- climates and using as natural terraces. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more “Making a Food Forest” www.youtube.com youtu.be www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
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I start my new home in my new single player world. No mods yet, and I haven’t realized yet I’m playing on peaceful. This is my single player Minecraft LP.
Continue reading …Willy Wonka in Шипка. 🙂 This was a video inspired by a box of chocolates our friend Tinie sent us from Belgium. Then, Nick mentioned something about how I reminded him of Gene Wilder. Originally, I was supposed to cover the song myself on the ukulele, but at the time, we were in the middle […]
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www.smilinggardener.com There are many benefits of composting and using it in your organic garden. Compost is organic matter that has been broken down my microorganisms. We add compost to our soil to quickly increase the number and diversity of these microbes and small animals, organic matter content, and nutrients in our soil.
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