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  But before you get down to reworking your planting techniques, ensure your fruit tree is indeed in the fruit production stage, as some fruit varieties have long gestation periods. For instance, it isn't uncommon for an apple tree to need eight years before it starts supplying fruits. Another factor to look out for is climate and soil compatibility because fruit production is adversely impacted when trees are exposed to harsh weather conditions. Hence, ensuring your fruit tree is hardy to your zone and enjoys adequate sunlight is one surefire way to help it bloom. Simple solutions to improve fruit bearing Amriphoto/Getty Images The clue to improving productivity lies in identifying the factors inhibiting the fruit tree's growth. Generally, fruit trees suffer from poor pollination, with many, such as apples, cherries, and plums, requiring cross-pollination and others requiring a twin tree variety for better pollination. With this said, in addition to planting a compatible culti...

Astronomers Use Webb Telescope To Identify the Earliest Strands of the Cosmic Web A string of lined-up galaxies in the early universe reveals clues – and questions – about the fundamental architecture of the universe. Using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, a team of scientists led by University of Arizona astronomers has discovered a threadlike arrangement of 10 galaxies that existed just 830 million years after the Big Bang. Lined up like pearls on an invisible string, the 3-million-light-year-long structure is anchored by a luminous quasar – a galaxy with an active, supermassive black hole at its core. The team believes the filament will eventually evolve into a massive cluster of galaxies, much like the well-known Coma Cluster in the “nearby” universe. The results are published in two papers in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. “This is one of the earliest filamentary structures that people have ever found associated with a distant quasar,” said Feige Wang, an assistant research ...

  Portugal Resident HOME SOCIETY CONTRIBUTORS Visible craters Visible craters SocietyContributorsOpinion TAGSAstronomy There is a man on the Moon! By Isobel Costa -17th July 2023  Facebook Twitter July 20 is National Moon Day, created in 2021 by the United Nations General Assembly not to celebrate what was probably the 20th century’s greatest achievement – man walking on the Moon – but for “international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space”. However, it also celebrates the Moon missions and its future exploration, with July 20 chosen as this marks the anniversary of Apollo 11’s Moon landing. There is little light pollution where we live, so it is amazing to see the Moon and thousands of stars. Each year we watch the Perseids meteor showers, which are made up of space debris from the comet Swift-Tuttle. Occurring between July 17 and August 24, they peak this year on August 13, so make sure you look up at night to see up to 100 meteors an hour. Sadly, due to light...

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  copied link icon HOME TOPICS ABOUT STORIES OUR IMPACT BRAND CAMPAIGNS WATCH INSPIRING VIDEOS ADVERTISE WITH US PRESS COVERAGE CONTACT CAREERS Follow Us On Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube LinkedIn Download App brand GUJARATORGANIC FARMING Engineer Uses Aquaponics On Terrace to Harvest 500 Kg Veggies/Month; Teaches How to Start By Shivani Gupta July 18, 2023 Engineer Uses Aquaponics On Terrace to Harvest 500 Kg Veggies/Month; Teaches How to Start Vadodara-resident Shashank Chaubey quit his comfortable job to grow vegetables using aquaponics farming. Having started with zero farming experience, today he grows 2,500 varieties of plants on a 2,000 sq ft commercial terrace farm and helps other people do the same. latest stories icon Get inspired! Click here to read about the amazing people making a positive impact today! 1 Why Indonesia & Russia Honoured a Legendary Pilot, Freedom Fighter & Ex-CM From India   2 12 Indian Queens Who Bravely Challenged Norms to Etch Their...

  Chaired by Councillor Saima Ahmed of Ilford Town and the Redbridge Labour Group. The attendees included Dr Mashiur Rahman, the economic affairs advisor to the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, who graced the occasion as the chief guest. Barrister Prashanta Bhushan Barua, the director of the Centre for Bangladesh Studies, took the stage as one of the key speakers, shedding light on the pivotal role the British-Bangladeshi diaspora plays in shaping the future of Bangladesh, according to a press release. The engaging conversation commenced with thought-provoking questions posed by second and third-generation students of Bangladeshi origin in the UK, delving into their perspectives on Bangladesh. Notably, the event drew the active participation of exceptional professionals and influential community figures from British society. During his speech, Dr Mashiur Rahman underscored the paramount importance of such dialogues and exchanges with policymakers from the diaspora community and expatr...

 There are numerous benefits to planting trees in a yard. Trees help fight climate change, purify the air, improve the soil, help prevent flooding, reduce noise, absorb pollution, lower air temperature, reduce energy bills, and help sustain wildlife. Plus, studies indicate that trees have a significant impact on several aspects of human health. He prefers smaller trees for the front. “You don’t want to block the view of the house from the street. You want to frame the front door for optimal curb appeal.” Additionally, waterlines and electric lines are more likely to run through the front yard than the backyard. Therefore, he says: “Planting big trees in the front creates issues.” Also remember that the size of the lot determines the tree size that landscape designers recommen d.

Sucking pests like mealy bugs and aphids attacked the cotton crop and would not die even after multiple spraying. For a four-month season, I had to spray pesticides up to seven times. But, I found that their resistance to chemical pesticides had also increased,” Anuja tells The Better India. The 45-year-old farmer had tried different options to get rid of pests and failed. So when she heard of bio-pesticides — a sustainable alternative to chemical pesticides — around five years ago, she was sceptical about the results. Saddened by increasing farmer suicides, agriculture entomologist Sangita Sawalakhe innovated bio alternatives to chemical pesticides and fertilisers. She started Vidarbha Biotech Ltd and has helped more than 10,000 farmers in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Punjab switch to organic farming. At the time, I could not believe that using bio-pesticides would be of any help. But since this was our last resort, I thought of giving it a try. Initially, I sprayed only 20 pe...

Asian rice trade paused on Friday to digest the previous day's ban by India, by far the world's biggest supplier, of a major share of its exports of the staple, with prices expected to climb substantially in coming days, three traders said.  India, which accounts for 40% of world rice exports, on Thursday ordered a halt to its largest rice export category to reduce domestic prices, which have climbed to multi-year highs in recent weeks as erratic weather threatens production. Rice prices are going to go up further in the export market. We expect a minimum gain of around $50 a metric ton and it could be $100 or even more," said one Singapore-based trader at an international

 Interestingly, even in this era of rampant development in medical science, technology and economy, when traditional ways of life give way to newer ways, these local village doctors can still be found in plenty. Thanks to a renewed zeal and understanding of herbal medicine among some of the country’s biggest names in the medical industry, herbal plant culture is once again on the rise. From being threatened and neglected, medicinal plants, in the space of two or three generations, are now thriving again. The descendants of locals who once cut down trees that bore healing leaves are now actively planting and cultivating medicinal trees. For them, it’s a new moneymaking profession; and for the plants, it’s another small attempt at survival. Take the example of the Lakshmipur Kholabaria Union (local government’s lowest administrative tier) in the northern Bangladeshi district of Natore, where many community villagers are cultivating medicinal plants commercially for a living. The cred...