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One of the biggest buzzwords in modern agriculture is 'restorative farming.' Otherwise known as 'soil restoration' or 'regenerative agriculture,' this practice allows farmers big and small to produce food that sustainably maintains their land. …
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Plants need water and nutrients to grow, but there are other things that might also use that "food" in the right conditions. Due to the nature of a plant’s life, they can be susceptible to mold growth. Mold is not necessarily a huge risk to the …
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Plants thrive in the right kind of lighting. Too little light may stunt the growth of a plant and its leaves, while too much light can scorch a plant. The wrong kind of lighting can make a plant more susceptible to problems like root rot. The trouble …
People may think the soil that they live and build upon is static. In fact, the soil moves. In many ways, it can be like a living organism, likely to change in composition or even relocate over time. Although dirt will not move on its own, there are …
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Pruning plants is at least an occasional task for gardeners. During the growing season, plants are more likely to expand and become more beautiful or productive. Pruning the plants at the right time can allow them to bounce back bigger, thicker, and …
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Pilea Peperomioides has a lot of unusual names, but most of them are right on the money. Sometimes called the Chinese Money Plant, this native to China is best known for its round, shiny, coin-shaped leaves. The surprising nature of the leaves makes …
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