It has always been like this: BEHIND EVERY SUCCESSFUL MAN IS A STRONG WOMAN! BESIDE EVERY STRONG MAN STANDS A STRONG WOMAN! This saying is the Truth. There is no question of a submissive woman. There is no question of a superior man and a subordinate woman. Is the saying wrong? WRONG BLUEPRINT FOR LOVE… Read More »
This year we’re looking to tend not just to plants, but also to those around us. Gardening isn’t just about growing plants; it’s about growing connections! As we step into the new year, now is the perfect time to cultivate not only your garden but also the community around you. Think of gardening as an… Read More »
How to Prune Apple Trees for a Healthier, More Productive Harvest Pruning your apple trees is a simple yet vital step toward boosting fruit production and keeping your trees healthy. The best time to prune is late winter or early spring—typically in March or April—once the risk of frost has passed. Start by gathering the… Read More »
GUIDE TO CREATE AN ABUNDED GARDEN AT HOME 1. Select the ideal place Evaluate sunlight: Most vegetables need between 6 and 8 hours of sun to day. The areas to the south, east and west of the house usually receive more light. Competition with other plants: avoids areas with many trees or bushes that compete… Read More »
When the conversation turns to rats and mice and the material damage they cause, many probably think – “We are not farmers or gardeners, this is not a topic that could affect us”. Many people believe that safety against rats and mice is ensured by carrying out regular or extraordinary extermination, which, among other things,… Read More »
Just two days ago, the weather spoiled us at a pleasant 28 degrees Celsius. In recent years, we have been used to this. In recent years, the warm weather here in Slovenia has persisted until December. In the last two years, the summers were very hot in our country too, there were frequent hailstorms with… Read More »
When taking action against rats and mice, can we avoid the use of anticoagulant rodenticides (AR) and thereby prevent damage to people, animals, soil, water, the environment? OF COURSE! Below it says how: IT IS TRUE that rodents are a growing problem that many people in more developed countries are not even aware of. This… Read More »
“We continuously introduce new organisms … with climate change it will be more and more difficult to manage them.” Pierfederico La Notte, plant epidemiologist The problems with plant pests and plant diseases are increasingly challenging. More and more so-called non-native pests are appearing. The prevailing assumption was that this is the result of the global… Read More »
What we are able to achieve on Earth will thus bring about Karmic compensation in quite another way than heretofore. We human beings shall be able even to exchange our physical bodies. Indeed, the Earth could never reach her goal if this did not take place; mankind would never grow into a single whole. In… Read More »
Turn foods into helpers in the garden? The operation was successful, the patient died! Thus, we can describe many times the results of such doing. Mixing food and to hygiene dedicated productics to help in the garden is becoming a national sport. This is probbanly more or less the case in many parts of the… Read More »
This text inspired me for today’s post: “Your life, which stretches from coffin to coffin, is supposed to be a managed project, strictly controlled by many institutions that issued you a birth certificate, numbered, marked, confirmed, authenticated, photographed and filmed all the time with hidden cameras, you eavesdropped and fingerprinted, followed you every step of… Read More »
Africa rejects financial slavery: (https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7234159750773444608/).Nowadays, in the twenty-first century, this is heard more and more often.But, financial slavery is quite widespread around the world these days.Why?The seeker of these truths must put on excellent glasses that see through the layers of illusion, must be prepared for whatever he may see. Then he has to delve… Read More »
The post is partial summary of the published interview with Anton Komat August is already persistently looking for September.Parents are already buying school supplies for their children.The second mowing is “under the roof”. Redemptively, the mornings cool us down at least a little. August dates are rushing towards September.Ripe crops are already being harvested from… Read More »
“Peasant Protests in Europe “Peasants and farmers protest in many parts of Europe, claiming their right to live in dignity, with fair prices for their product and adequate remuneration for their work. They reject free trade agreements and call states and the European Union (UE) for more support. In Europe, like in rest of the… Read More »
A summary of the articles cited in Sources and References The UN organization’s report on the state of food security and nutrition in the world provided some devastating statistics on hunger and obesity around the world. Between 720 and 811 million people worldwide faced hunger and almost one in three people, 2.37 billion in 2020,… Read More »
“He who has a mystical experience possesses a great treasure which has become his source of life, meaning and beauty and which has given the world and humanity a new radiance.” Carl Jung When the software is damaged or out of date, IT professionals install a new, appropriate one. But what happens when a person,… Read More »
