JAMES MSASA
Topics: Hobby Farming, Ag Tech,
Small scale farming is challenging in Tanzania but I insist my fellow farmers to continue doing it and dont give up because Our time will come.
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05/17/2019 SOURCE: plantcaretoday.com
The verbena plant produces fragrant, good looking flowers that sit atop fern-like foliage with an old-fashioned look and drought tolerant. Verbena plants consist of around 250 semi-woody species with dense patches of flowers sitting on top
Verbena Plant Care: How To Grow The Verbena Flower
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05/07/2019 SOURCE: www.beginningfarmers.org
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Beginning Farmers - Practical Tools for Successful Family Farming
Fiscal Sponsorship for Permaculture Projects Based in the Northeast!
The Permaculture Association of the Northeast (PAN) seeks to help local, grassroots permaculture groups and practitioners be more effective.
Fiscal Sponsorship for Permaculture Projects provides individuals and organizations with the opportunity to apply for grant funding without 501c3 status
Fiscal Sponsorship for Permaculture Projects
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05/03/2019 SOURCE: smallfarmersjournal.com
In Honey from the Earth we see the diversity of hives, bees and methods played out to its absolute extreme. There are plenty of the familiar wooden, frame hives here, close to the ground; easy to manipulate and move
Beekeeping and Honey Hunting on Six Continents
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05/01/2019 SOURCE: plantcaretoday.com
The tomato hornworm Manduca quinquemaculata is a very common caterpillar in North America. These tomato worms eat a wide variety of popular veggie host plants including members of the Hemlock family, such as: Tomato plants Potato Pepper Eggplant The tobacco hornworms Manduca sexta wreak havoc on tobacco crops
Tomato Worms: 10 WAYS To Get Rid Of Large Hornworm Caterpillars
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04/27/2019 SOURCE: feedproxy.google.com
I KEEP SAYING: Eliminate the polka-dot look of onesies by repeating the best plants. Happily that doesn’t always mean big [read more…]
The post self-sowns and overgrowns: use-what-you’ve-got gardening appeared first on A Way To Gardenself-sowns and overgrowns: use-what-you’ve-got gardening
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04/27/2019 SOURCE: feedproxy.google.com
EACH MAY I ADVISE us all to remember, amid the frenzy, that there is nothing wrong that some good-quality mulch [read more…]
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the may garden chores
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