Drip Irrigation Pipe Size Chart
With a pump and some black tubing, you’re standing in the garden wanting a tomato to drink, hoping a pepper makes it through. Success or … Read more
With a pump and some black tubing, you’re standing in the garden wanting a tomato to drink, hoping a pepper makes it through. Success or … Read more
Before you even mix anything, your first step is to avoid mistakes: You run the numbers on a calculator. If your carrier volume isn’t right, … Read more
Late spring in A pennsylvania garden means lots of insects, from silk tents in cherry trees to woolly bears on the move. There’s a lot … Read more
Mixing your herbicide can be easy in theory but messier in practice. If you have a field size, label rate, a spray volume target, and … Read more
Are you drowning the plants? Or is your hose inadequate? That’s a question growers ask themselves every day: Are you doing enough with the hose, … Read more
The first thing you do is figure out how many acres will be treated, not whole size of field. Why? Because if it’s a fence … Read more
There’s a certain type of panic that comes from scattering seeds onto the soil, then waiting for them to sprout. You water the seeds every … Read more
That’s the question every backyard flock asks: How many eggs? And you ask it, too: What will these hens produce for me this month? The … Read more
All onion varieties is not created equal, each has its own set of biological requirements, and working with nature rather than against it pays off. … Read more
Get your rate of herbicide application correct before mixing the tank. It seems like it should be easy enough: you have variables like nozzle output, … Read more
Almost all of our meals involve eggs, but how much protein they offer depend on their size, whether they are laid by a hen that … Read more