Tag: #tips
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Five vegetables to feed babies who are being introduced to solid food
Vegetables are always the go-to ingredients when we want to start eating healthier. Regardless of age, people always benefit from the health benefits of consuming vegetables. This is one reason why parents also feed their babies vegetables, especially when they’re beginning to consume solid food.
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Looking for a way to liven up your garden? Here are three trends you can try
Home gardening has become popular lately because of the increased amount of time that we spend indoors as a health precaution to the COVID-19 pandemic. But before that, countless others have already started growing their own food at home for a number of reasons.
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Shopping for your animal companions during the pandemic
As the humans of companion animals, we’re living in extraordinary times. Many of us are working from home, so we now have the time to slow down with our animal kiddos.
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Grow indoor plants using hydroponics
Budding home gardeners with not much space have another way of growing plants at home and without soil. And that’s through hydroponics.
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Healthy bouquets to give on Valentine’s Day
Flower bouquets are among the top gift ideas on Valentine’s Day. They’re pretty, can fit any budget, and the wide selection of flowers can easily convey the message of love and adoration from one person to the other.
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Small steps to sustainability: How to reduce food waste and plastic usage
In our present world, the preservation of the environment continues to be a pressing issue as it still feels the negative impact of human activities and extravagance. Among the environmental concerns that are being discussed today is food waste.
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Five tips on how to start a free-range farm
Free-range farming is a farming approach where poultry and livestock are free from cages and are allowed to roam free in a secure area that also has a foraging area where they can get food for additional nutrition.
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How to grow, care, and earn from blue ternate
Gardening offers an opportunity for people to grow a variety of plants that they can enjoy looking at, eat, and even earn from. One example of a plant that’s eye-catching, edible, and has a good potential for income is the blue ternate.
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How I prepared my kids for our family trip—and stayed virus-free
Funny? Yes, and no more kisses and hugs until we're "sanitized" thoroughly.
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How to make compost
Composting is the process of breaking down natural materials to release their nutrients which can be used for improving soil quality and helping plants grow healthily.
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Look: Beach boho design room ideas for your tween girls
And it turned into an exciting project that also became a mother-and-daughter bonding session.
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Basic care for begonias
Begonias are one of the most popular and highly cultivated house plants today. These are native to tropical regions around the world such as Central and South America, Asia, and Africa. Planted either as indoor or outdoor plants, these are known for their leaf forms and blooms that vary for each species.
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Make your own natural fertilizer at home
Due to health reasons and environmental awareness, consumers prefer products that are naturally grown as well as free from chemical inputs such as commercial pesticides and fertilizers.
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Four points to consider when starting an agribusiness
Edwin Lindo, 44, is a warehouse assistant at the Waitrose Regional Distribution Centre in the United Kingdom. His goal in life is to retire at the age of 55 without having to work for a company so he can best enjoy his life before he gets old.
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Has a storm hit your garden? Here’s how you can bounce back
During the last few months of 2020, the Philippines experienced consecutive storm surges which negatively affected Filipinos from all over the country. Farmers also felt the impact of the calamities as they faced significant losses and damages to their crops.
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5 ways to protect your credit card from hackers
Armed yourself with these tips to avoid online credit card fraud.
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How to properly sow seeds and care for plants as they grow
Many gardeners think that seed sowing, the first step in growing plants, is fairly easy to do. At a glance, it seems like something that can be done by anyone without needing any special skills. But seed sowing is an entire process of its own that contributes greatly to the growth and development of the plants.
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Some tips on pest management and fertilization
Watering is only the basic thing to do when it comes to caring for plants. Advanced care requires fertilization and pest management to make sure that the plants are free from disease and pests, and are healthy as they grow.