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We all know that ground water is a critical resource for food security – providing 40 percent of the world’s irrigation. Millions of farmers worldwide depend on groundwater irrigation to help produce 40 percent of the world’s agricultural production. It includes a large proportion of staple crops like wheat and rice. Yet, groundwater reserves are […]
Do you know that Early Blight is a common problem in tomato and potato plants? Early blight occurs due to a fungus: Alternaria Solania. Moreover, the first symptoms of this disease appear on lower, older leaves as small brown spots with concentric rings that form a bull’s eye pattern. As the disease matures, it tends […]
Water pollution is a global challenge that has increased in developing and developed countries. The pollution levels have undermined billions of people’s economic growth and env health. Today international attention primarily focuses on water quantity, water-use efficiency, and allocation issues. But poor wastewater management has created severe water-quality problems in several parts of the world, […]
You may be worried about the tiny black spots that appear in your car, the leaves of ornamental plants, siding, downspouts, soffits, and windows. This is Artillery Fungus. You may mistake Artillery fungus or Sphaerobulus Stellatus as tar, scale insects, or insect excrement. The dark spots are about 1 to 2 mm in diameter and […]
Success in vegetable production and hence vegetable farms – whether organic or not- greatly depends on a well-thought-out plan. Some critical factors that farmers should consider carefully during the planning stage of the farming operation should include site selection, water supply and quality, crop and variety selection, and market development. It is important to note […]
Over the past few decades, the advances in farming technology and the increase in population have increased the demand for crops and livestock in the agricultural industry. This growth in agricultural production has increased contaminants polluting waterways and soil. The increase in contaminants has prompted increased efforts to reduce the number of pollutants in rivers […]
Red Cabbage is very similar to regular green cabbage, however, there are some distinct differences that you may need to know about. Moreover, red cabbage has 10 times more vitamin A than green cabbage and contains twice the amount of iron. It stores better than green cabbage and also is a low-maintenance plant when you […]
What do arugula, kale, and Brussels sprouts have in common? Aside from being trendy ingredients in your diet, they are all delicious cruciferous vegetables and pack a nutritional punch. In recent years, the cruciferous family of vegetables has generated a lot of interest, especially in the health world, due to their cancer-fighting compounds. Yes, it […]
Flowers have many different sizes and shapes, and there are many variations in color, number of parts of the flower, and the arrangements of these parts. Though there exists a great diversity of flower types, all flowers have some common structural elements. A typical flower can be categorized into four sets based on function and […]
Korean Ginseng plant is popular and notable for its healing properties and has long been associated with some of the most healing traditions in the world. There are two main varieties of ginseng that are most commonly used: Asian Ginseng or Panax Ginseng which is native to Manchuria and Korea. And the other one is […]
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