Worms

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@bala41288 · 1 year ago

Scientists are soon planning to turn plastics to vanilla ice cream

Today morning when I was viewing some videos on Youtube, I came across an interesting video that talked about worms that are capable of producing enzymes that can be used to decompose plastics. We all...

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@Itsfarah · 2 years ago

Training about deworming🪱

Hi everyone! What's going on? I hope you are doing great in the daily hustles of your life. I am already tired and my eyes are filled with sleep. Actually it was our training day in the Jhelum center...

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@Jher0122 · 2 years ago

Unexpectedly, I found something goes by the acronym ANC.

I'm not expecting to see a lot here because all I know is that you must buy them in order for you to have some of them. But I don't really know why they are here in our place. Maybe they are present h...

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@Elearah · 3 years ago

Designing an edible garden part 8: Small animals in Zone 2

In the article about zones , I mentioned that Zone 2 contains the elements we need to visit at least once a day but we don't necessarily want in front of us all the time. In practical terms, Zone 2...

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@Thefightwithinher · 4 years ago

How to Identify and Kill Wireworms

Wireworms are a worm that is commonly found in vegetable gardens damaging rooted plants such as beets, carrots, and onions. The wireworm can grow up to 1-½ inches long and have tough slender bodies...

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@Thefightwithinher · 4 years ago

Is Their a Cabbage Looper Lurking in Your Garden

The cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni), also commonly known as the inchworm, is an insect known for destroying cabbage and cole crops. In their youth larval stage, cabbage loopers consume more than half...

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