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STEPS TO START ONION FARMING Have you ever thought of going into onion farming? This is the brief guideline to start your onion farm easily and all the thing you have to know before and after setting up a farm to grow onions. Onion farming is troublesome, but you can make it easier. Onions are playing … Continue reading “STEPS TO START ONION FARMING “
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FIVE GENERAL CATEGORIES OF WEED CONTROL METHODS. Controlling weeds in crop production may involve a wide range of techniques. Nevertheless, virtually all weed control methods may be classified into one or more of five main categories. The 5 general categories of weed control are: Preventative Weed Control Preventative weed control refers to any … Continue reading “FIVE GENERAL CATEGORIES OF WEED CONTROL METHODS.”
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STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL FARMING Step 1: Compost The key to compost is following all the steps and making sure you add just the right amount of water. One of the most important thing for compost are worms. They add a lot of vitamins into the compost. Step 2: Amendment Taking care of your beds … Continue reading “STEPS TO SUCCESSFUL FARMING”
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FIVE WAYS TO CARE FOR YOUR FARM There is nothing as exciting as starting a new project or working on a project that you deeply care about, whether that is painting, writing, building or even farming. If you are reading this post, we are guessing it’s farming! Starting a farm can be quite an investment … Continue reading “FIVE WAYS TO CARE FOR YOUR FARM”
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WHAT MAKES PLANTS GROW WELL Plants are everywhere around us, but how do plants grow and what makes plants grow? There are many things plants need to grow such as water, nutrients, air, water, light, temperature, space, and time. • Water & Nutrients Like humans and animals, plants need both water and nutrients (food) to … Continue reading “WHAT MAKES PLANTS GROW WELL”
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What These Elements Do for Plants Major Nutrients Nitrogen (N) is the main nutrient for strong, vigorous growth, good leaf coloUr, and photosynthesis. Plants that are almost all leaf (such as lawn grasses) need plenty of nitrogen, so the first number in fertilizers for lawns is especially high because grass must continuously renew itself after … Continue reading “WHAT THESE ELEMENTS DO FOR PLANTS”
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16 ELEMENTS NECESSARY FOR PLANTS The performance of your plants is directly related to the degree of the fertility of your soil. Like humans, plants require certain elements to grow well and to remain healthy. Below is a list of elements essential for plant growth. Carbon (C) Hydrogen (H) Oxygen (O) Nitrogen (N)Phosphorus (P) Potassium (K) … Continue reading “16 ELEMENTS NECESSARY FOR PLANTS”
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THE 4R’S OF FERTILIZER APPLICATION Adoption of the 4 R’s on your operation will go a long way to improve the efficiency of your nutrient applications, letting you grow maximum yields while not impacting the environment. Are you aware of the 4 R’s of effective and efficient use of fertilizer products ? Here are the … Continue reading “THE 4R’S OF FERTILIZER APPLICATION”
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3 RULES FOR STARTING YOUR OWN POULTRY BUSINESS (PART 3) Are you planning to start your own poultry farm? If so, then you should enter the business well prepared by considering all of its aspects. Right from setting up some basic equipment to raising the birds and marketing your business, you have to … Continue reading “3 RULES FOR STARTING YOUR OWN POULTRY BUSINESS (PART 3)”
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3 RULES FOR STARTING YOUR OWN POULTRY BUSINESS ( Part 2) Are you planning to start your own poultry farm? If so, then you should enter the business well prepared by considering all of its aspects. Right from setting up some basic equipment to raising the birds and marketing your business, you have to … Continue reading “3 RULES FOR STARTING YOUR OWN POULTRY BUSINESS ( Part 2)”
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