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Title: Harvesting Bananas – 2024-05-31
Location: Africa
Description: Harvesting bananas. Original Post in FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ggpoe/permalink/1004955840587925/
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By: Tony Kanyochienge (Author), Andrew Stanton (PoE Team Admin)
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Title: Bananas Ripened in Maize Chaff – 2024-05-31
Location: Africa
Description: Before and after putting the bananas in maize chaff for quickly riping. Using the local practices is better than using chemicals. Original Post in FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ggpoe/permalink/1104123270671181/
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By: Jonas Fadweck (Author), Andrew G. Stanton (PoE Team Admin)
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Title: Trees planting process
Location: Kawagumba village community farm project
Description: TREES PLANTING DESCRIPTION PROSSES. Water the soil on planting day before you dig the hole. Give the planting location a good hose down to moisten the soil and make it easier to turn. Moist soil is also more hospitable and minimizes root stress for a newly transplanted tree. Dig a hole 2-3 times the diameter of the root ball. You’ll be using the original soil to fill in the hole around the root ball, so shovel the excavated soil right next to the hole. For easy backfilling, it can help to lay down. Dig the hole to the same depth as the root ball. Locate the first lateral roots, which are the long offshoots near the top of the root ball. For proper placement, the lateral roots need to be 1–2 in (2.5–5.1 cm) under the soil’s surface after planting. The start of the tree trunk should be about level with the ground. If you plant too deep, the roots will struggle to get oxygen and eventually smother. Water may also pool around the base of the tree, causing the bark to deteriorate, which eventually kills the tree. Any loose soil inside the hole needs to be moved to the side so the root ball is resting on solid ground. After the root ball is in position, make sure the root flare (the spot where the tree trunk meets the root ball) is just visible above the soil line. If the roots are wrapped in burlap, cut the burlap off once the tree is properly positioned in the hole. Fill in the planting hole with the original soil and tamp lightly. Loosen and break up any dirt clods before backfilling the hole. Then, fill in the space around the root ball and press down gently. Avoid tamping down the soil too hard, since that compacts the soil and reduces available oxygen for the roots. It’s important to backfill with the original soil. Using soil amendments around the root ball can cause problems, like root rot. Water deeply at the base of the tree until the soil is saturated. Pour the water slowly so you don’t disturb or compact the soil around the root ball. Plenty of available moisture will help the soil settle around the roots so the tree can establish itself in its new environment. TREES MAINTAINACE PROSSES. Add a 3–4 in (7.6–10.2 cm) layer of organic wood mulch around the tree. You don’t have to mulch immediately after planting, but try to do it fairly soon to reap the protective benefits. Don’t pile mulch up around the tree trunk—leave a 2–4 in (5.1–10. cm) space between the trunk and the mulch. If you’re planting in the fall, mulch before the first freeze. If you’re planting in the spring, mulch before summer. Organic wood mulch helps the soil retain moisture and regulate temperature. It also prevents weeds from sprouting up and stealing the tree’s nutrients.
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By: John Kahwa
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Title: Planting Corn & Picking Litter
Location: Corn belt
Description: This is one of the smaller fields, only about 10 acres, of several planted to corn. Picked the litter before it gets hidden by the forthcoming corn canopy. 🌽
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By: Steve and Jon
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Title: Vermicomposting
Location: Warren, Ohio
Description: Composting a head of lettuce for Nitrogen and shredded used packaging material for Carbon. The ideal C/N ratio for composting is generally considered to be around 30:1, or 30 parts carbon for each part nitrogen by weight. However, some say that in a backyard compost pile, the ratio is usually in the 3:1 to 4:1 range.
EGC address to be rewarded: EcZxA3H5HLxY5QAT6eQZgeV3e67dHLKxcj
By: Steve
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Title: To find plants under the ocean
Location: East Africa
Description: I love to see beautiful nature under the water of the ocean, for example there is many plants under the ocean which had amazing and fantastic different colours makes different fishes enjoy the ocean.
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By: Dabronthought
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Title: Waterfall Area Cleanup
Location: Newton Falls, Ohio
Description: Grabbed and disposed of a handful of litter.
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By: Steve
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Title: Maize plant
Location: Kawagumba village community farm project
Description: Description of maize plant., what is a maize, a maize is a fruit, also known as corn. Maize is a cultivated grass that usually reaches around 3 m, in height. The stems have dark green and shiny leaves that grow alternately along either side. At the top of the stem, numerous male flowers are arranged in a complex structure resembling tassels and release pollen when blown by winds.
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By: John Kahwa
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Title: Reuse!
Location: Warren, Ohio
Description: My friend received a new pool cue in a round shipping container. I reused his shipping container to make a pool cue case for myself and my own pool cue. PoE donated to the EverGreenCoin Foundation.
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By: Eric
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Title: Waterfall Area Cleanup
Location: Newton Falls, Ohio
Description: Grabbed a few handfuls of litter around the water fall.
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By: Steve
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Title: Watering plant
Location: Kawagumba village community farm
Description: I shared our experience in that picture, the picture indicates that we as Treegens and Regens lovers, who are working very hard in our local village by planting and watering, so today I want to talk about the watering process, Watering, is an activity curried out in the field of farming activities, it daily activity when you plant a new plant or young tree, you will watering them so that they can be able to grow tall or big. So watering as an activity in the farm , we as the farm we encourage that activities in our village community. So watering is needed for the crops to grow.
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By: John Kahwa
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Title: Vermicomposting 🪱
Location: Warren, Ohio
Description: Composted a bag of asparagus tips and the necessary browns.
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By: Steve
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Title: Field Trip with Students
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Description: I had the pleasure of taking 5 to 8 year old students on a field trip to COSI. COSI, officially the Center of Science and Industry, is a science museum and research center in Columbus, Ohio. Students learned of the efficiency of modern day appliances, and their CO2 output, dinosaurs (which was their favorite), under water life, gravity, air pressure, and planets & our universe. https://cosi.org/.
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By: Melanie
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