Composting Сomposting: Soil Health Enhancement And Crop Disease Control Despite being an ancient agricultural art, the practice of composting seems to be experiencing a renaissance, becoming a huge part of sustainable farming. Rooted deeply in the principle of recycling
Annona Apple Trees How to Grow Na Dai Sugar Apple Na dai (Mang cau dai) sugar apple variety is well-known for its awesome taste and good chewy texture. One reason why growers would choose other Annona varieties over the Na
Annona Apple Trees What is Lisa Atemoya Lisa atemoya is one variety of atemoya. It has pinkish skin, a pink core and white pulp. Originally, the seedling was grown in an experimental field (in row 48 the
Annona Apple Trees Can Annonas Fruit In Containers Annonas (or sugar apples and their kin) can actually fruit in containers. Often, the pot size where we may see them fruit in is 30, 45 or 50 gallon. Growers
Annona Apple Trees How to Hand Pollinate Soursop Flowers Although soursop trees are relatively easy to take care of and usually don't require a lot of maintenance, they are quite difficult to get pollinated if left done
Annona Apple Trees Graviola Leaf Tea: How to Make It & The Taste One of the good ways to use dried soursop leaves is to make it into a tea. If you'd like a lighter graviola (soursop) leaf tea, you can
Annona Apple Trees Is Sugar Apple Self Pollinating Not all sugar apple varieties are self pollinating. Some do require hand pollination. Of the many sugar apple varieties, 'Na dai Vietnamese' is one that can self pollinate.
Annona Apple Trees Soursop Fruits Not Holding On Tree: Why? One reason why the soursop fruits may not be holding on the tree is because of insect bite. Or more specifically, fruit fly attacking. They may come most in the
Annona Apple Trees How to Grow Soursop Trees (Guanabana) A grower shares that the less care they give their soursop tree, the better it seems to grow on its own. Soursop, or guanabana trees, don't do too
Healthy Living 6 Essential Tips To Help Your Garden Keep Thriving Almost everyone enjoys gardening as downtime and a way to relax their nerves. However, you are also supposed to take care of the things dear to your heart if you
Annona Apple Trees When Is Custard Apple Ripe (Annona Recticula) You can tell when a custard apple is ripe when the fruit is has slightly changed its color. You can feel that the top of the fruit has gotten softer
Healthy Living DIY St. John's Wort Oil: How to Make It St. John's Wort Oil is a potent oil with a variety of benefits. It is commonly used to help treat anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders (1). St.
Black Soldier Fly Is There A Wood BSF Prefer Better to Lay Their Eggs On? Regarding the preferred wood type for black soldier flies to lay eggs on, I am afraid we are looking at it in the wrong direction. The thing about the wood
Black Soldier Fly Feeding Pigs With Black Soldier Fly Larvae Here are some basic recipes for feeding pigs at different stages with BSF larvae. Baby Pigs * 3 kg soybean waste * 3 kg cornmeal / maize bran * 3 kg rice flour * 1kg
Black Soldier Fly Pilot Building For Black Soldier Fly Farm (A Few Basics) For your question on building and rooms for bsf, some people combine the hatching & the nursery in one place. Some also combine the dark cage (for pupae) and love
Fermentation 6 Fermented Foods That Aren’t Sour For folks who can't eat sour foods, here are some fermented foods that are not overly sour-tasting. You can try a bite or learn how to make at
Fermentation Makgeolli Turning Sour: Why & How To Fix Makgeolii turning sour could be because of the amount of moisture in the rice, the temperature, and sometimes the mixing step. Let's see some ideas below: #1. Rice
Fermentation Rice Wine Fermentation Process: Makgeolli & Sake Let's travel with us to see how rice wine is made around the world. The first one we'll explore is something called makgeolli. #1. Makgeolli Makgeolli
Fermentation Making Mead With Flowers Let's try our hands at making mead with different flowers, flavors and aroma. Historically, when the Vikings made their mead, they used what was available around them, which
Black Soldier Fly Stacking BSF Pupae For Flies Emergence A BSF raiser asked us a little while ago, is it okay to stack pupae on top of each other with a lot of thickness? They were afraid that the
Black Soldier Fly What To Do With Leftover BSF Frass: Some Ideas With the collected BSF frass, you don't have to throw it away. Instead, you could put the frass to good use around your farms and garden. But first,
Fermentation Amazake Summer Energy Drink - Things You Should Know Amazake is a Japanese fermented rice drink. Said to remedy the summer heat fatigue, amazake is a great drink to taste and try on these hot summer days. You can
Fermentation How Do You Make Vinegar Out Of Sugar Cane (The Process) With old, not-so-sweet or turned-red sugarcane, you don't have to throw them to waste. Instead, you can use those to make sugarcane vinegar. Very good vinegar indeed. It&
Fermentation How To Make Alcohol Out Of Sugarcane To make alcohol out of sugarcane, you only need a few ingredients: Ingredients * Sugarcane juice * Yeast * Options for flavor: guava leaves, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, duhat (Java plum) bark Let'
Fermentation Fermented Bean Curd: Making Chao 2 Ways Fermented bean curd, or chao for short, can be used as a condiment or in sauces. It has a rich creamy texture like cheese and makes vegetables taste so much
