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Organic Cotton Cultivation and Production Guide

Organic cultivation includes employment of low influence plantation methods to produce quality cotton bolls with improved agricultural methods. Cotton cultivation requires employment of crop rotation techniques in order to retain the nutrients level essential for growth of cotton. Weed management should be also adopted in order to have efficient growth of cotton. Read the rest of this entry »

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Growing Melons, Makings, Tips – A Grandfather's Tenets

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In these hot summer days, melons are one of the favorite fruits of the Turkish people, who produce 1.8 million tonnes of melons every year. This places Turkey at the second in the world melon production, right after China, who produces 6.6 million tonnes. All this information is leading to this:  We know how to grow quality melons, and now we’ll share our secrets with you.

First thing you have to do is to decide which kind of melon to grow. There are many varieties with different flavors grown around the world and your choice should suit your purposes and climate.

Overall, melons like hot or warm climates. The long growth period requires hot and sunny weather, too much moisture might cause fungal diseases. Clayed or acidic soil isn’t good for melons and it should be able to hold water well. Read the rest of this entry »

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Fertilizing and Preparing Soil Prior To Planting Roses

In order to make the roses grow fast and take root easily, the soil must be prepared very well. If the soil has never been
worked on before, it must be processed deeply.

If the soil is sandy, heavy fertilizers ( composite ones, such as cattle manure ) work best. If the soil is rich in clay and/or limestone, the evergreen plant remains, or animal manure work best. Read the rest of this entry »

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