by Matt Truman Trash is something we all have to deal with. This includes throwing away things as well as taking out the trash. Instead of just disposing of things in this manner, wouldn’t it be great to use it in a productive manner? Since most people like to avoid using chemicals in their gardening, you need to find other ways to feed your plants. Abstaining from chemicals is known as organic gardening, and you can use waste to improve your organic garden. While organic gardening seem
By Lisa Frack and Michelle Perez Earlier this month, EWG released a report about the Chesapeake Bay water quality crisis. The report focuses on agriculture's heavy - if unintended - damage to the Bay, specifically the inability of the six Bay states (Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, and New York) to cope with this agricultural pollution, over which the federal government has no jurisdiction. While we know that farm runoff is the main cause of damage to the B
More and more Americans are choosing to “go green” in their gardens, moving away from pesticides and chemicals in favor of more natural ways to take care of their lawns. The problem with chemical fertilizers is that they can disrupt the natural balance of the soil, causing it to become more dependent upon these artificial “goodies.” By comparison, a natural fertilizer will create a longer-lasting stability in the soil that will keep grass green and soil healthy. The Fall Lawns Alive! All Natural
How to Utilize Trash for Gardening Purposes by Matt TrumanWe all have to constantly throw away trash, whether it is food, paper, or anything we do not need anymore. We sometimes recycle things, which is good, but the majority of our waste ultimately ends up going unused.Since most people like to avoid using chemicals in their gardening, you need to find other ways to feed your plants. Abstaining from chemicals is known as organic gardening, and you can use waste to improve your organi
The Secret Teachings of Jesus Four Gnostic Gospels In December 1945, two Egyptian fellahin, digging for natural fertilizer in the Nile River valley unearthed a sealed storage jar. The jar proved to hold treasure of an unexpected sort: a collection of some fifty-two ancient manuscripts, most of which reflect the teachings of a mystical religious movement we call Gnosticism (from the Greek word gnosis, “knowledge”). The texts are also, with few exceptions, Chr
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