Green Gardens: Part -I

March 2nd, 2007
Gardening is one of other methods, which has, much effective base in maintaining the environmental awareness. The indoor greening has earned much respect and charm. The lawn spreadovers, the making of window spills as green palette in the house is a needed way to develop the environment friendliness. Home gardening has many better ways to get them developed.

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Guidelines to Organic Farming: Part III

February 23rd, 2007

Organic Market: Organic market since 1940 is growing and it has achieved an annual pace of 20% since 1990’s.The base line projections of USDA have optimistic figures about the net farm income, which is, bound to rise to $54 billions with the supporting crops. The organic market trends are mainly due to the awareness among the consumers regarding the havocs of synthetic pesticides.

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Guide lines of Organic Farming Part-II

January 14th, 2007

Seed and planting stock should be strictly organic or should be procured from organic sellers. In special case, non-organic planting stock can be used on documentation proof of unavailability of organic seed. Perennial stock can be carried over to organic production as a transition stock but annual plant stock must be organic in any case. Read the rest of this entry »