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"Syd the Sycamore"

↑This image was from the internet, no citation that I know of When the big Oak came down several months ago, it left a big hole in my shade A city councilman who

My Garden: A Disappointing Harvest.

As I walked through my garden few days ago, I couldn't help but feel disheartened at its state this season. Seriously, I'm still fuming and I don't even know how

No white collar job No problem, I got agriculture.

There was a time I used to think success only wore suits and ties. That if you were not walking into air conditioned offices or tapping away on a laptop in some

Garlicious!

It has been almost 4 weeks since I took out my first experimental garlic from the garden. What everyone writes about this is that when the stems are starting to

Travels part 2, troubles at home

↑ view from my window on my last day in Tijuana Mx.↑ (!worldmappin 32.51536 lat -117.01162 long My hotel in Tijuana Mexico d3scr) (you can read the first installment

Medical scare I didn't need

This image was posted as a creative commons on Pixabay when I got it. Lets go back a ways. In 2007 when I was IN the VA Homeless Veterand Domicilliary in Dublin

How Erosion and pest destroy my farm land and effect the plants

Erosion is a physical process in which soil earthen materials like soil, rocks are being wash away by natural forces like rain or wind. This loss of fertile soil

How to Prevent Fruit Drop in Orange Trees 🍊My Experience of Life

Today I will share with you some information about plants that will help you understand that if you have plants in your house or on your land and their fruit falls

An Update On The Okra Farm I Visited Some Weeks Ago.

Hello, welcome to my blog. About a month ago, I shared a video of an okra farm that I stumbled on the day I went to pick some palm fruits at a nearby farmland. Today,

Aintree Community Grand Opening

Aintree Community Grand Opening The We Love Aintree Community Garden Grand Opening was an awesome event that my kids and I were thrilled to attend. Held from 10

Hivediy: steps by steps on how to process cassava flour (Garri)

Greetings everyone How are you all doing? I hope tou all are doing good. I am happy to write something interesting to share with you guys today why is all about

care of rice plants🌾

Hello beloved garden friends Today I returned to the rice fields to care for my rice plants and spray several types of active ingredients that are useful for rice

#LivingElSalvador. Our Garden Blessings.

This week our banana tree blessed us with a beautiful banana flower, from which we are going to get eight rows of bananas. We have never got eight rows of bananas

My sweet potatoes plant are growing faster everyday.

Hello hive Greetings to you all, i hope everything goes well with you and your family, happy weekend to you dear all💖 today i bring to you all about mt sweet potatoes

Plant now ,harvest later.....

Hello hivers!!!! What's up everyone?I hope you are all doing great today. I feel happy and excited to share to you guys our fruits of our labor from gardening. Last

How to Identify and Control Dieback Disease in Citrus Plant | My Plant's Battle with Dieback Disease

Dieback Disease is a dangerous disease that attacks malt and citrus plants. The initial symptoms of this disease are that the leaves of the citrus plant start to

Butternut Squash: Cultivating a Garden Favorite

Butternut squash is a delicious winter squash that is delicious when eaten by itself, in soups, or salad. Its scientific name is Cucurbita moschata. This article

From Overgrown Tomatoes to Dragonfruit Dreams: Our Garden Update

Today, my two kids picked a small haul from our garden. We mostly got cherry tomatoes and black cherry tomatoes, along with a few Shishito peppers—some of which

#LivingEl Salvador. Harvesting and Roasting Coffee From a Farm.

In the last few days, I shared a post from a family farm land, where my husbands cousin is growing coffee on about an acre out of the 4 acre land. After we walked

#LivingElSalvador. Loving the Nature and Agricultural Life of El Salvador.

We went to visit one of my husband's cousin land. He has 4 acres of land in Tacuba. And because we love agriculture and we are looking to buy land ourselves here