plastic mesh for greenhouse to grow vegetables on big areas
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www.growerssolution.com or www..advancegreenhouses.com \n\nmaybe you can find what you are looking for on these two websites.
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If I am understanding your question, then I believe drip irrigation is what you are looking for.  The initial setup is more expensive than traditional flood or spray irrigation however it is more water efficient.  The following links contain further info and a search on any search engine will yield even more.\n\nhttp://www.cropinfo.net/drip.htm\nhttp://www.ext.colostate.edu/PUBS/Garden/04702.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drip_irrigation
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Get a business license, a shop, and get in touch with a few growers- usually in and around major cities.  You may be able to find greenhouses in the phonebook.\nPoof!  You're a florist.
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Make two wooden structures, size depends on how much ground you have and how much material you will have to compost.  If you can get horse manure or cow dung, put a small amount at the base, add almost anything to the second layer, then a layer of soil. Do not disturb it.  Continue until it reaches the top of the structure you made.  Leave that one and start on the second.  It will take you probably a year before you can use the first by which time the second will be 'cooked' and ready.  Do not use rhubarb leaves. Do not use rose cuttings.  Use paper, cardboard, old cabbages including roots, all garden waste, kitchen waste but not including meats. Beware of silver paper and the tape on cardboard.  Everything else goes in.  It will generate heat but do not worry, it will not cause fire.  Don't forget the layers, each about six inches high. It will seem that the structure never fills but that's the break down taking effect.  Hope it helps, good luck.  ps.  If you have snakes in your area, they like to nest in compost heaps and curiously enough, depending on whether the female snake wants males or females, depends on where she lays her eggs!
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small pet/rodent cage lining, garden bed lining, or playground/swingset lining.
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Concentrates and absorbs solar irradiation!
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Wet soil, Humid atm, Loamy soil, Proper Sunlight.
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I got a very good idea, but you'll need lots of plants. \n\nFirst, get a rat/mouse/hamster and place it in a closed tank full of plants.\n\nAs these creatures require oxygen to live, we can test for the presence of oxygen by checking if it survives for at least an hour. \n\nAlso, remember to place the tank in a sunny area ([pray that the mouse doesn't get heat stroke =])\n\n\n\n\nYeah, and an additional fact is that oxygen supports burning, thus it is able to rekindle a glowing splint.
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visit www.aeroponics.com you'll get to know what's that
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CAll or go visit a local gardening shop, that would be an easy place to start. you are welcome,good luck!!
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Well, if you can't even spell "solar" I doubt you would have the skills to mount and solder more than 2,000 4"x4" solar cells together, add blocking diodes, and wire the whole thing up in a weatherproof frame without breaking about half of the delicate little buggers.  If you need that much power, you're not going to save much of anything by trying to build your own.  Buy some ready made.
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Find the closest brick like shape lxbxh, also closest spherical shape by mean radius. Then by water displacement find the volume. Then find the surface area taking those regular shapes. Then make an avrage of the two. If the mango is long then take cylindrical shape intead of spherical.\n\nOtherwise put soft, wet tissue paper without much wrinkle like a paste/coating (you may tear some pieces and use small pcs). Then dry it. Peel off carefully. Place on a graph paper and measure. You may cut and paste.
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Try a mini ecosystem in a 2-liter coke bottle. Study it for a few months and see how it changes. Record what plants and animals you put in too.I suggest putting in some worms, moss, and an up-right plant
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Maybe this will help.\n\nhttp://www.helpfulgardener.com/japanese/2003/design.html
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Glass!\n\nGreenhouses hold plants, which receive light through glass walls.\n\n\n(25 seconds)
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The rubber mat will work fine or a coarse mat such as a coco fiber mat works real well, plus they can be washed out with a garden hose.
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Pieces of light wood tied together with long grass