Conversation on cultivator| How do you control your anger? | | Most of people are hot headed. How do you control your anger? or manage to direct it in right direction? How do you learn to balance yourself?Give your views. How do you balance yourself? | |
| | has anyone here grown opium poppys before?:] | | i currently have four plants about 5 weeks in their doing great i was just wondering if anyone had any tips for the first time poppy cultivator:] witch type of harvesting do you belive gives a higher yeild? anything i want to watch out for?:o
i have done my reading and reasearch but any advice really would be appreciated:] | |
| | If you were dissatisfied with a store's attitude or service would you walk out? | | Today my father and I went to a farm store to buy some stuff for our chickens and my gardening stuff. Well the older workers who have been there forever were helpful, but I noticed it was the younger ones who showed the worst customer service. In all my years of working in a store if a customer approaches asking for a price check the employee takes the item and brings it back with an answer. In this case they told my father to go to one desk and then another...etc. Not to mention we stood in line for nearly fifteen to twenty minutes because a guy was doing a return and it clearly stated that returns were only done on registers 1 and 2, we were on register four or five, and the cashier kept disappearing and even help check prices for others. I can put up with some frustration but when we got our turn my father asked to make sure the price was what he was told by the others, and it wasn't, he pushed the cart aside and said forget it. I agreed with him wholeheartedly.So off to Lowe's we went. Where the moment we entered we got service and the prices were slightly cheaper and even got a small Black and Decker cultivator (which I cannot wait to use tomorrow) for what we would have... | |
| | Necessity and means to save wildlife. | | [b]My Uncle is an active conversationalist and the below words are written by them.[/b][em]happy[/em]Ultimately, it has been confirmed and accepted the fact that tiger population in our forests by government, I find an urge to contribute something towards the saving of wild life before it is too late. The following ideas, implementations and conservation schemes have been gathered right through my visits to various parks, tiger reserves and sanctuaries in India. I consulted many conservationists, one time hunters and poachers as to what is the best possibility of saving our wild life.
The quick and increasingly rapid way our wild life is being destructed is a measure issue to be solved. Past
few years, I have been associating with people and discussing measure issues for conservation. Gradually over the period I was filled with realisation that the situation is rapidly deteriorating to the point of no recovery. I realised that the planning done by the authorities for the preservation of wild life is in the air not much of it reaches the ground for implementation. To me the compilation of ideas are merely collection of ‘words’ and hardly of any use to save our wildlife
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| | Man turns his tractor fumes into FERTILISER.. | | [i]Mr Heard,38,from Illston on the Hill, Leicestershire, said: ‘The properties contained in diesel are, surprisingly, beneficial for crops[/i] The oil price surge in the recent past has shot the price of the fertliser also.. He says that he has spent nearly $250,000 a year on fertilser due to the rising oil price rise.., of course on his 2500 acres of farm..[i] tractor now diverts the exhaust fumes to a large box on the side, which has electric fans to cool the gases before they are pumped to 27 pipes on the cultivator towed behind.The pipe openings are at ground level and the fumes are forced deep into the small furrows that are created.[/i]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1046026/Eco-friendly-exhaust-The-farmer-turns-tractor-fumes-fertiliser.html | |
| | Harvesting the crop with wings? | | This crop has wings,yes you read correctly-this farmers harvest has wings.Of course every good farmer knows that this labor revolve around producing a good healthy crop.The same is true with this cultivator-he vigitantly keeps out such stealthy predators as insects, spiders, & birds. At harvest time his work intensifies, as he tries not to lose the precious commodity ha has diligently nurtured throughout the season.If he is successful, his crop-consisting of pairs of the most exquisitely colored in the world-will emerge thousands of miles from where it was raised.What is the unique crop?My guest is butterflies because butterfly farming is a trade of great value. It cleverly provides a beautiful & ecological way of helping to preserve species of butterflies. | |
| | Fascinating People In The Bible--Esau | | Genesis 25:25Before the twins Jacob and Esau were born to Rebekah and Isaac, it was predicted that the elder would serve the younger. Red-haired Esau was born first, followed by Jacob, clutching his brother's heel.Esau grew up to become a skillful hunter, while Jacob chose to work as a cultivator. On his return from a hunting trip one day, a ravenous Esau impulsively sold his birthright..the firstborn's double share of the inheritance...to Jacob in return for bread and lentil stew. When a blind and aging Isaac was preparing to give his blessing to Esau, Jacob, with the help of Rebekah, disguised himself as Esau, went before his father, and received the blessing Isaac intended for Esau.Esau was devastated. He begged for another blessing and hated Jacob for cheating him. Esau threatened to kill Jacob, but the younger brother fled to safety. After this, Esau took his wives and settled in the land of Seir south of the Dead Sea, while Jacob and his family inhabited Canaan. Many years passed before the brothers met again. They reconciled, thanks to Esau's forgiving spirit and his willingness to accept Jacob's gift of restitution and appeasement. However, Esau became the... | |
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