A Plan For Saving Our Planet (Video) By Kennie DeLoatch
Save the planet, easy as 1-2-3: Plant edibles – Preserve Harvests – Compost (Repeat)
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“The Plant Washer” by Kennie DeLoatch (Video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu4uFjOmDUE “The plant washer” is a video from Kennie D’s “How to do it Yourself” series of video’s. These videos are produced in the hopes of promoting and enhancing our understanding of the intimate relationship, between us and the environment. The projects are beneficial to plants and fun to do. The road between us and
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Urban Survival Machines
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhDYn0ITx5A A Pagan Chant: “Earth My Body, Water My Blood, Air My Breath, and Fire My Spirit” Imagine there will come a time when you experience a sense of harmony with these elements every day of your life. Harmony with the earth, the water, the air and the fire that burns within. Imagine in this
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Aphid Infestation Management (Video) by Kennie D.
http://youtu.be/rYdTJjS_gQ8 Plant health is a major concern for any plant lover. Growing and maintaining a healthy plant is a gardeners number one objective. There are many pests that will oppose your efforts to reach this objective . But there is one pest that you will find is a unyielding adversary, “The Aphid”. You can not
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Under the Microscope: Aphids & How to Get Rid of Them Organically
An organic way to get rid of aphids
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Nematode: Under the microscope
Nematode: Under the microscope video I am still tweeking my digital microscopic photography technology. However here is a video of the Nematode. One teaspoon of good garden soil has about 20 bacteria-eating nematodes, 20 fungal feeders, a few predatory and plant eating nematodes for a total of 40 to 50 nematodes per teaspoon in all. Happy
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Under the Microscope: Rotifers
A look at Rotifers. It was by studying the Rotifer that scientists were able to determine the environmental impact of the 2010 BP oil spill. The rotifers are commonly called wheel animals. They are a phylum of microscopic and near-microscopic pseudocoelomate animals. Animals, because they have organs (cilea for mobility, a mouth with jaws, a stomach,
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