intensive agriculture is one of the major causes of desertification which leads to famine and rural exodus.the only way to avoid the progress of this disaster is to promote gardening and breeding for better nutrition and soil conservation for the future
Sunday, 15 April 2012
preserve the soil for a sustainable agriculture
intensive agriculture is one of the major causes of desertification which leads to famine and rural exodus.the only way to avoid the progress of this disaster is to promote gardening and breeding for better nutrition and soil conservation for the future
Saturday, 14 April 2012
chicken & Eggs
The Chicken and the Egg
Buying a simple carton of eggs can turn into a
nightmare for consumers wanting to make a sustainable and ethical
choice. Does ‘free-range’ really mean the open fields we envision and if
not how good was the laying hen’s life? What was the diet of the birds,
considering organics, GMOs, the type of feed? How far did the eggs
travel; are they fresh and healthy? One of the best solutions is to source eggs directly from a producer at a farmers’ market or from a reputable retailer. In large cities tracking down good local eggs becomes even more of a treasure hunt, however it is possible as one small-scale farmers.
Monday, 9 April 2012
recycling
we can obtain good product from our garden using our garbage as recycling for the compost instead of chemical fertilizer without any environmental effect or any bad effect on the final product
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
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