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88How To Raise Earthworms for Easy Money
In depth and simple to follow earthworm farming guide. Learn how to raise red worms for little to no cost to you. Worm farm money is easy money! A guide for raising earthworms for income. How to start your own worm farm.
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79Green and Frugal Ways to Recycle Used Teabags
Save money. Save the planet and find surprisingly useful new ways to use old teabags around the house and in the garden
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90Eco Friendly Inventions That Will Change the World
Here are two illuminating, energy saving inventions that are gaining a lot of attention and accolades, not only from within the design community, but from green conscious consumers everywhere.
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79How to Make Your Own Plant Food
Plant food can be costly, but not if you make your own! Learn how to take ingredients you can find in your kitchen and grow bigger, greener plants.
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73How to Improve Clay Soil and Poor Garden Drainage
If your garden has heavy clay soil you will not only find it hard to work with but find that many plants hate it. Learn how to improve both the texture of the clay soil itself and the poor garden drainage that results from heavy impacted clay.
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76More Fun Classroom Activities to Interest Children / Kids in Growing Plants
If you read my first article on fun classroom activities to get children or kids interested in growing plants or gardening, then you should enjoy this one too. I have written this as a sequel to the first article and hope it will give teachers even more ideas for how to encourage children /kids to try growing their own plants or vegetables.
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76School teens use red worms to change dryland subsistence farming
Teen students and teachers belonging to a secondary school in a rural area in Central Chile, use Red Wiggler Worms and other simple projects to introduce improvements in the lifestyle of smallholders involved in dry-lands subsistence farming. These activities had surprising results, such as a total change in the school curriculum with the introduction of farmland technical courses, and the construction of new and highly equipped school facilities.
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83The Frugal Flower Garden - How to Build a Beautiful Garden for Almost Nothing
Designing and building a beautiful flower garden can be very inexpensive if you use a bit of creativity. Free flowers can be had through a plant exchange. Free mulch and composted soil is offered by many local landfills for free. Plan a frugal yet attractive garden by following these simple tips
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84Composting Organic Waste to Make Commercial Organic Fertilisers
Harvest Power and other companies throughout the world are attracting Government grants to develop commercial processes to convert organic waste to commercial fertilizers.
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75Urea in the Blood and Urine, in Skin Creams and in Fertilizers
Urea is a nitrogen-containing waste substance in human urine. It’s used to remove thickened and scaly patches on skin, to moisturize the skin and to fertilize soil for plant growth.
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