Organic farming promotes the use of crop rotations and cover crops, and encourages balanced host/predator relationships. We provide the needed help to grow food organically in your garden.
Soil is a critical part of successful agriculture and is the original source of the nutrients that we use to grow crops. We offer different methods to take care of your soil so that you can have higher productivity without harming your ecosystem.
Plants are often attacked by various pests, insects and diseases. This decreases plant life and also its yield. Here we offer you tips and tricks to protect your plants from different diseases and insects.
Onions are a crop of cold-season. Growing onions is easy because of their hardiness. Here’s are the steps to grow an endless supply of fresh onions in your own garden! Generally, onions are planted early in the Read more…
Spider mites are a common bug in greenhouses and vegetable gardens. They attack both outdoor and indoor plants. They are very destructive in nature. Spider mite is generally found in hot and dry conditions. Mostly Read more…
Bone meal is commonly used by organic gardeners. Phosphorous and calcium are the main nutrients present in it. Thus it adds phosphorus and calcium to the soil. For gardening enthusiasts, the question arises. “What is Read more…
Beauveria bassiana is a fungus. It is available as a microorganism in soil naturally. The fungus causes muscadine disease in insects such as Grasshoppers, thrips termites, mites, aphids, hoppers, locust, grubs and many more. As a Read more…
Thrips, order Thysanoptera, are tiny, slender insects with fringed wings. They feed by puncturing the epidermal (outer) layer of host tissue and sucking out the cell contents. This results in stippling, discoloured flecking, or silvering Read more…
Compost is the biological decomposition of organic waste like food and other garden waste by the bacterium, fungi, worms, and alternative organisms in controlled aerobic (occurring within the presence of oxygen) conditions. The most important product of composting is an associate accumulation of part decayed organic matter referred to as humus. Composting with worms, additionally Read more…