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Sabtu, 30 April 2016
BIOGORIVO TREĆE GENERACIJE
Bazeni za uzgoj algi Proizvodnja biogoriva iz algi Ovisnost svijeta o neobnovljivim izvorima energije, uglavnom fosilnim gorivima, trn je u oku mnogih znanstvenika i aktivista za zaštitu okoliša diljem svijeta. Samim time ne iznena?uju globalna nastojanja da se smanji ovisnost o fosilnim gorivima i prona?u ekonomski prihvatljiva alternativna goriva i da se time znatno smanje emisije štetnog uglji?nog dioksida u atmosferu. Jedna od alternativa o kojoj se najviše pri?a su biogoriva. Biogoriva su zbog svoje sli?nosti s naftnim derivatima poprili?no dobra alternativa fosilnim gorivima i korištenje biogoriva rezultira s manjim emisijama CO2 u atmosferu. Zbog toga su biogoriva ekološki puno...
Bees Butterflies and interpreting the theme
Well it has occurred to me that perhaps I have been a little hasty. A forest garden is a great idea but where will all the flowers be? Once the fruit blossom is over there will be very few and excited as I am about the forest garden concept, I love to have colour all through the season. So, having been entranced by Sarah Ravens series about attracting pollinators to the garden, I have decided that I am going to reinterpret the forest garden theme in order to bring in the insects to the garden and in the long term, help good fruit set!So what does this mean? Well actually its really good news I think. It means I can still have Dahlias as long as they are single blossoms that have plenty of nectar...
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New Tools!!
Recently Poundland released a range of gardening tools that are endorsed by Charlie Dimmock. The tools are at the usual Poundland price point of £1, and there has been some discussion around how good they would be or whether they might just fall apart as soon as they are used. There have been some very unpleasant comments made on social media about not just these tools, but also about the store in general and those who its assumed fall into the demographic that shop there. Not surprisingly I found that really distasteful, with peoples social assumptions coming to the fore, most of which were assumptions that were completely unfounded. I shop in Poundland from time to time!!Charlie Dimmock has...
Lettuce Growing Tips
Today’s article is about one of the favorite and easiest vegetable. We have discussed spinach growing. Now today we will discuss about its cousin the Lettuce.Lettuce is very easy to grow and probably the most favorite vegetable after tomatoes. You can also use container gardening methods to grow them. As discussed in our earlier article lettuce being a leafy vegetable, Lettuce grows pretty well in shade (click here to know about shade gardening) also. Like almost all other vegetables lettuce also prefer nutrient enriched well drained soil. A pH of 6 to 7 is ideal for lettuce. It is not a plant of the summers. Too much heat will result in faster bolting and will make the leaves taste bitter....
Jumat, 29 April 2016
Used Tea in Gardening Use
Today we will discuss the use of used tea leaves in gardening. We all love tea. What better it would be if we can use the tea leaves after taking out the liquor from it and use it in garden. Tea leaves are very rich in organic materials, disposing them like trash is like throwing out valuable natural resource. Adding them in the compost pile will reduce the need of adding other fertilizers.They are a fantastic source of Nitrogen. After taking out the tea liquor, the remaining leaves can be used as a great source of nitrogen in the compost pile. It can be a good supplement to balance the brown materials (rich in carbon) of the compost pile. To know more about carbon nitrogen balance check out...
GRANPA DOME Farming Beneath a Dome
GRANPA DOME Farming Beneath a DomeSpecial Report : Farming Beneath a Dome In our first "Special Report", we take a look at a uniquely shaped plant factory, which is up and running in one of the devastated areas from the Great East Japan Earthquake. Within its dome is a circular vegetable cultivation stage.This is a dome-type plant factory produced by a company named Granpa. Curly lettuce is grown inside this 29-meter diameter dome. A maximum of 14,000 heads of lettuce can be grown in one dome. The harvest varies according to the season, but roughly 250 to 400 heads of lettuce can be picked a day. For now, eight domes have been up and running since September 2012 at Rikuzen Takata Farm...
Growing Tips For Banana
Growing Banana is not very tough. Anybody can use their backyard to grow them. This article will give you some insight into banana growing.Ideal pH for growing good quality banana is 6.5. As like most of the fruit bearing plants, Banana also requires a good amount of water and full sunlight. Experts suggest a place where 12 hours of sunlight is available. Please make note of this while planting the plant. Most people use tissue cultured banana transplant for planting. This is not a plant which you consider growing from the seeds. One of the most important parts of growing quality banana is to prepare the soil with good drainage. Best way to make sure that your soil will retain water and will...
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Kamis, 28 April 2016
The Garden Gurus
CCRES AQUAPONICS promotes Browse the Videos Browse the Videos if you like to know more about the products or services offered by our sponsors. Garden Pallets Summer Garden Survival Techniques Summer Planting Guide Staying Healthy Watering Your Garden Summer Harvesting Colour Plants Planting Inspiration with Black Tropicanna Thai Garden Centre Tropical Fruit ...
Bonsai The Japanese Miniature Plantation
Beautiful bonsai trees --- Buy nowBonsai is a thousand years old Japanese culture of growing plants which has one of the unique aesthetics of its own. The word Bon means a small tray or a low sided pot and sai refers to planting. So the term bonsai if translated in English means planting in tray. It is the miniature form of a fully grown tree grown in a small pot.Unlike other gardening practices, Bonsai is not for growing foods, medicines or park sized landscaping rather it is a pleasant exercise for effort and ingenuity. It is the delight gained from recreating the plants as seen in the nature in miniature form.Though some particular species of plant became very popular because of smaller leaves...
CCRES Algal Production Facility
CCRES First Pilot-scale Algal Production Facility Nears CompletionAn algal production facility located at the CCRES Research Farm will be operational by June. This is the first facility at Croatia that can produce large amounts of algal biomass.The facility is a 800 square-foot greenhouse that will accommodate two raceway pond systems, four large flat panel photobioreactors and one custom-made revolving attachment-based photobioreactor. The total production capacity will be 100-200 dried kilograms of algae biomass per year.CCRES Researchers will use the various production systems to quickly grow algal biomass for various research purposes including the production of renewable fuels, food...
Grow Your Own Wedding Flowers Georgie Newberys latest flower farming book is here!!
Being sent a copy of Georgie Newberys new book, which, by the way will be published in early November, was a complete treat and made my day on Saturday when it arrived. It is a thing of beauty. A coffee table tome. The kind of book you would be proud to display when you wanted to show off a bit perhaps. Its cover is a beautiful bouquet that could only have come from Common Farm Flowers, full of exquisitely conditioned roses and sweet peas, fennel and poppy seed heads. It is a quintessentially English bouquet that any bride would be thrilled to have as part of her special day.Now to actually review a book by a friend is hard, and so, frankly, Im not even going to pretend that is what this is....
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