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    Solar Cooler

    Any online photos to view? I'd like to have one to keep in my house as summer approaches. I have seen here some fans that give off cool air, but after some time it become hot due to motor heat.
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    Advice on Solar Electric Fence for Small Garden

    I have a small garden, which needs electric fencing all the time as squirrels and other animals are attacking my plants most of the time. Does somebody give me the best advice for installing a solar electric fence for a small garden on my terrace and around my home at ground.
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    Will it hurt my garden??

    The decomposed material at the bottom of your kitchen scraps and dirty pile is likely to be rich in organic matter and beneficial microorganisms, and it can be a valuable resource for your garden. It's great to hear that earthworms are present in the pile, as they help to break down the organic...
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    HydraFlex Draper from John Deere

    Excellent machine; I wish to have one if my farm is bigger. This is a big machine that can do big jobs easily for farmers. John Deere machines are the best in the world.
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    Solar Cooler

    I have never seen and thought AC would be in vehicles, do you put water in your Van cooler? I planned long back to make a small one for me during summer, but havent yet.
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    K type Micro Sprinkler

    what is the use of K type sprinklers for Agriculture farms? How much this sprinkler cost without BST male thread adaptor?
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    Solar Cooler

    Did anyone have a solar cooler or make one themselves? I wish to have one, but it takes too much money for two months' use in a year. Do you prefer solar power or an alternate current cooler as the cost of electricity continues to rise year after year?
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    Community Garden

    Yes, of course, but these people never learn, and they want to rule as they wish. I think community gardens should be offered by the government, but here they do nothing except eat people's money.
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    Can I grow plants in them?

    Yes, you can grow plants in vermicompost and coco coir (cocopit). Both are commonly used as growing mediums for plants and can be used as a soil substitute for container gardening. Vermicompost is a type of compost that is produced by worms and is rich in nutrients and organic matter. It can be...
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    Community Garden

    Community gardens are spaces where individuals or groups can come together to grow plants and vegetables, often in shared plots. They are often available for public use and can be a great way to get involved in gardening, meet new people, and grow fresh produce. Here most people are misery so...
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    Coir Pots

    Coir pots are biodegradable pots made from coconut coir, a waste product of the coconut industry. They are an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic pots and can be used to grow a variety of plants, including houseplants, vegetables, and flowers. The main benefits of coir pots are...
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    Houseplants

    Some of the most popular house plants include: Snake Plant (Sansevieria) Spider Plant (Chlorophytum) Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata) Chinese Money Plant (Pilea peperomioides) ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica)...
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    Is eating rhubarb good for you?

    Rhubarb is a vegetable that is known for its tart flavor and is often used in baked goods, jams, and sauces. While it is not typically eaten raw, cooked rhubarb can be a healthy addition to a balanced diet. Rhubarb is a good source of vitamin C, fiber, and other nutrients, and it is low in...
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    Hello!

    Hello Simonweb, Welcome to the forums, hope your long stay can bring more changes to this forums and all of us. What are you growing presently?
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    Drip irrigation for Terrace

    You can purchase drip irrigation supplies and materials from several places, including: Garden Centers: Many garden centers carry a wide range of irrigation supplies, including drip irrigation components, tubing, and emitters. Online Retailers: Websites like Amazon, DripWorks, and Irrigation...