Nature
An Urban Farmer’s Plea for Insect Pollinator Conservation . Top Story - April 2022. Created with: National Geographic.
Bees get all the credit. Don’t get me wrong. I love bees (and so do my plants). But there’s a bigger picture — one my plants understand more than anyone. We have to recognize all the other insect pollinators out there, too.
By Farmer Nick5 years ago in Earth
5 UK Food Gardeners To Watch
I can only imagine how jealous my ancestors would have been at the wealth of information we now have with the internet. While books are a vital resource I think everyone should have (especially since the likely-hood of cyber attacks are more and more common) being able to watch a specialised video about how to grow potatoes, tomatoes or rainbow chard is a massive time saver. So many of us are visual learners. I certainly am! While I am a huge reader, nothing makes information "click" faster in my brain than seeing it. So with that in mind, today I wanted to recommend five UK You Tube channels on gardening to help speed up the learning curve to food self sufficiency. All of the following suggestions are linked, so just click on the name, sit back and enjoy soaking in the wealth of information.
By A Very English Prepper 5 years ago in Earth
The Undeveloped Country: The Food and Farming Sector
The agro sector is one of the most complex and fascinating in the world. It is a complex system with many interconnected parts, and it is particularly sensitive to changes in market conditions and government policies. The rise of the world’s largest pesticide industry, which dramatically increased the competition for agricultural products, has also played a part. The focus on the agro sector has grown over the last few decades, and it is still being developed.
By Asif Subhan5 years ago in Earth
How To Help Save the Bees. Top Story - April 2022.
Honeybees are important to the health of crops and global food security. They contribute to the productivity of many crops and can provide additional income for farmers. Bees are also known to pollinate various crops. These little insects are important to the food crops we rely on and are in danger of disappearing unless we can support them.
By Candice Galek5 years ago in Earth
Autumn
Autumn I used the word "thirty" for my age, and it has been two years. I, who do not understand philosophical views, have received a lot of hints and influences from these two words. Although I clearly felt that my physique and energy were no different from when I was twenty-nine years old, the concept of "thirty" was hanging over my head, and I still opened a parasol, covering my whole body with a dull color. Shadows seem to have torn a page from the beginning of autumn on the calendar. Although the sun's scorching power has not subsided, the heat on the cold and summer table has not decreased. However, it is only a precursor to the afterglow and the lingering heat, or the end of the frost. The seasons of the earth are now handed over to autumn.
By Stinson N casillas5 years ago in Earth
10 landscaping designs tips for your home garden
A home nursery is a spot, which can give character to your home structure in an area. You can utilize almost no inventiveness to improve to look and feel of your nursery so it stands apart from the remainder of the nurseries in the area. Here is a rundown of plausible components you can add to your finishing garden so everyone loves it and you get the credit.
By Designers Gang5 years ago in Earth
Quartz Stone Believed In Its Incredible Properties
Quartz stone is a type of rock that contains silicon dioxide (SiO2). It is used in many industries including construction, agriculture, and even medicine. Quartz is a naturally occurring mineral that has been around since the beginning of life on Earth. It is a hard, non-porous material that can withstand extreme temperatures. This makes it perfect for use in industrial applications.
By Writer Tiger5 years ago in Earth
