Sorghum

@queengg · 1 year ago

Grains appear to be struggling lately, with gluten being blamed by some for major health issues and new grain-free diets popping up every year. So one might wonder: why eat whole grains, as recommende...

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@Adebayo_Olufunke · 1 year ago

Ways Of Rearing The Pigs.

It is essential for anybody that involved in the breeding and rearing of pigs to have basic understanding on biologycal aspects of pigs. TERMINIOLOGLY IN PIG MANAGMENT. 1, Boar - Adult male pigs...

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@mokhtarshreif · 1 year ago

Healthy Or Not? Sneaky Snacks To Avoid

These days, more and more Americans aren’t sitting down for three square meals. Instead, they’re eating in the car, on the train and while binging the latest Netflix release. Amid all the on-the-go e...

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@Sumanora · 2 years ago

Biggest economy of Africa (Nigeria)

Nigeria Nigeria, formally Federal Republic of Nigeria, republic . It verges on the Gulf of Guinea (an arm of the Atlantic Ocean) in the south, on Benin in the west, on Niger in the northwest and nort...

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@anie.it315 · 2 years ago

Pollution

pollution is our environment is increasing day by day. People burn garbage which pollutes the environment. My friend told me that in our area garbage is buried in the ground which increases the fertil...

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@zrtv · 2 years ago

The village settled on boats

There is a village in Sindh province whose inhabitants live like the inhabitants of ancient times. The village is situated on floating boats at a distance of 18 km from Sehwan Sharif and 280 km from K...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

A Journalist interviews Oiza Oiza's Life Journey

Many times I have talked to people in the news media and this time I wanted to conduct a self-interview to bring it to the friends of read.cash. It's like talking to the mirror or when you interview a...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

Traveling with Agriculture, Digging into My Notes 02 Cereals

In the first part I indicated that in this second chapter I would be writing about ..... The Cereals...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

Traveling With Agriculture Digging in My Notes 01

I have already indicated in other opportunities my intimate relationship with the countryside, it began when I was nine (9) years old, by that time I used to travel with my grandfather Pablo Izaguirre...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

My Plains The Venezuelan Plains

Although I was born in Caracas - Venezuela, a good part of my maternal family is from the Guaraní plains, I have been married twice and it has been to llaneras, a great part of my life has been spent...

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@uncle_j · 3 years ago

A river that feeds many nations

To a traveler on a low-flying plane, Niger appears as a wide, intricately woven band in the contours of West Africa. Its rapids and cascades are like delicate white lace adorning the ribbon, and the t...

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@Sharroto · 3 years ago

Bioethanol: Energy Source

Ethanol is an alcohol that is used for preservatives, disinfectant, and can be a source of renewable energy. It’s also an alcohol that can be found in alcoholic beverages. Ethanol also known as ethy...

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@Darniejhay · 3 years ago

The Hausa people

The Hausas are mostly found in the northern part of Nigeria. They constitute the largest ethnic group in northern Nigeria. The Fulani people also settled amongst the Hausas having also largely adopted...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Daura

Daura, town and customary emirate, Katsina state, northern Nigeria. The town lies in a savanna zone at the crossing point of streets from Katsina town, Kano, Zango, and Zinder (Niger). An old settleme...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Hadejia

Hadejia, town and customary emirate, eastern Jigawa state, northern Nigeria. It lies on the northern bank of the Hadejia River (an occasional feeder of the Komadugu Yobe, which streams into Lake Chad)...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Kebbi

Nigeria Kebbi, state, northwestern Nigeria. It was made in 1991 from the southwestern portion of Sokoto (q.v.) state. Kebbi outskirts the countries of Niger toward the west and Benin toward the south...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Misau

N igeria Misau, additionally spelled Missau, or Messau, town and customary emirate, northern Bauchi state, northern Nigeria, 5 miles (8 km) northwest of the Misau River, the upper stretch of the Kom...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Gwandu

Nigeria Gwandu, likewise called Gando, town and customary emirate, Kebbi state, northwestern Nigeria. It lies almost a part of the Zamfara River, a feeder of the Sokoto. Initially settled by the Ke...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Zaria

Nigeria Elective Titles: Zazzau, Zegzeg Zaria, once in the past Zazzau, or Zegzeg, noteworthy realm, conventional emirate, and nearby government committee in Kaduna State, northern Nigeria, with it...

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@Falhras2015 · 3 years ago

Maiduguri

Nigeria Maiduguri, likewise called Yerwa or Yerwa-Maiduguri, capital and biggest city of Borno state, northeastern Nigeria. It is situated along the occasional Ngadda (Alo) River, the waters of which...

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@mdsaju · 3 years ago

The nut of the pigeon

Pigeons or doves or doves or pigeons are a popular type of domesticated bird. Its meat is used as human food. In ancient times, letters were exchanged through pigeons. Pigeon flying competitions have...

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@eommaZel · 3 years ago

Beauty with Benefits

It's been a while since I shared some of our planted plants at home. It rained the whole week due to tropical storms. I love taking pictures, especially of nature. Since photography is one of my hobbi...

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@Dharyl · 3 years ago

Moth! What an insect!

Moths are a paraphyletic institution of bugs that consists of all individuals of the order Lepidoptera that aren't butterflies, with moths making up the enormous majority of the order. There are idea...

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@Joyy · 3 years ago

Agriculture in Nigeria

73 paulNov 21, 2011 @ 2:02 amNice and informative. please recommendation me on more than a kook type of farming a small team can invest on in Badagry place of lagos state, Nigria.A little write up w...

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@sofia-boutella · 3 years ago

From Kashmir to Meghalaya: Traditional Indian food is protein taitumbur

From Kashmir to Meghalaya: Traditional Indian food is protein taitumbur There is no doubt that protein is very important in our daily diet. Indian cuisine has a great quality. The nutritional value o...

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@Devbratoanu · 3 years ago

The terrible hospital_part01

Shishir and Apu both passed medical together this year. Both of them want to go to a remote village hospital and serve the people. One day They came out. He came to a village far away from the c...

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@jamnouman777 · 3 years ago

Agriculture Potential Of Pakistan...

=======<=======>======== Just as in the past, the agriculture sector was not so important as it is today. In today's world, the use of fertilizers as well as machinery and scientific medicine is p...

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@Phemmie_2003 · 3 years ago

Senegal Scimitar oryx in Guembeul game reserve Senegal. The Sahara oryx, is a species of Oryx extinct in the wild since 2000, today, it is bred in captivity in special reserves in Tunisia, Morocco a...

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@farhan69 · 3 years ago

Nelson Mandela Biography(1918–2013)

Nelson Mandela was the first Black president of South Africa, elected after time in prison for his anti-apartheid work. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993. Who Was Nelson Mandela? Nelson Mandela w...

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@Zakiyyah · 3 years ago

Zulum wants cultivate 65k hectares

Anchor borrowers: Zulum hosts CBN team, wants 65,000 hectares cultivated in Borno ... Gov keen on CBN’s fish farming Borno Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum Monday hosted an agro-facilitating...

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