I am migrating from full size supers (my brood box) to medium supers. I’m doing this so all my frames and boxes are the same size to I can easily exchange them when needed. I started using full size supers because that is the size I needed for the Nuc frames I bought last year. […]
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By the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s own records cull or ‘spent’ dairy cows spend on average 3 weeks in transportation from farm-of-origin to slaughter. This video, shot in Grunthal, Manitoba shows why. Federal transport regulations do not require cattle be provided with water for up to 57 hours, or food for up to 81 hours. […]
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In This video I show the various CFL Grow Lights that I have used the past few years and compare. They are all from local stores such as Menards and Home Depot. I mention the prices and light output for each. I also show hydroponic tomatoes that are a little over 2 weeks old. The […]
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NewJuraBuilding.info – First attempt at building a solar water heater out of 3 copper type M, 5′ in length with 3/4″ tee’s and 5″ fillers. This manifold is 8 sticks wideand fits in a wooden tray thats 4’x64″
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Laura Kelly composts kitchen scraps and yard waste to apply to her productive backyard garden in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Kelly sells at the Fayetteville Farmers Market.
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Sun Fai Lau and I had an assignment to describe how to grow watermelons in ASL 3. 1.Find an area with good sunshine and no cold wind. A south facing hill is the best area. 2. Plow your land. 3. When the temperature reaches around 65 degrees, plant the watermelon seeds three feet apart. 4. […]
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How to make/ build a home made worm farm tower. Harvest worm poo/ castings/ vermicast. phildudman.com
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Chesapeake Greenhouse Sudlersville, Maryland John Maniscalco grows a delectable array of lettuces in a controlled greenhouse environment in Sudlersville, Maryland, using the most recent technologies in soil health and hydroponic growing. This system allows John to provide lettuces year-round to Whole Foods Market, get high density production, use energy more efficiently and lower water consumption.
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