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How to keep our Grains, legumes paddy in our containers- Geerthika Hello everyone,
I'm Geethu from Kerala living in the countryside.
So today I want to share some tips.
How to keep our Grains, legumes paddy in our containers. Dried ones
So some people can afford air tight containers etc.
Few cannot, especially poor people.
As God gave this wisdom, All Glory to God only.
I used Black pepper leaves, curry leaves, and cinnamon tree leaves. You can use neem leaves too.
Nicely clean and dried under shade for 2 to 3 days.
After that I took the stuff from the container which has bugs.
1. Container : Cleaned, dried under sunlight. ( Hygiene is important)
2. Also this stuff like grains, paddy legumes. Nicely dried under sunshade.
3. Now add one layer of grains to the container, add your dried leaves nicely crushed.
4. Keep on doing until the container is full.
5. Close the lid
6. Check every one to two weeks.
7. Remove old leaves and add new dried black pepper leaves or curry leaves, or neem leaves or cinnamon leaves.
8. That's it, very easy,Joy in drying those leaves aromatic. Those bugs cannot tolerate that smell and die.
It works for me a lot my paddy is 20kgs full of bugs, I got stressed, how to clean?
So God gave me wisdom, now the problem is solved.
Praise God.
I hope this information is helpful for you all☺️🙏🏻🩷
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1. TOMATOES (Anita)
2. LETTUCE AND CELERY
3. Potatoes (Sanahanbi)
4. Mustard leaves
5. Marou
6. Sa Marou
7. Garlic plant
8. Brinjal
9. Peas
10. Dragon fruit plant
11. Banana plant (Dweepika)
Plantain and Fish mint
13. Elephant ear fig (Sathyan Tamil Nadu... Dharmapuri district)
14. Beans (Sanahanbi)
saw teeth leaves
15. Star fruit (John)
17. Spinach, bananas and coconut from kitchen garden(Jennifer)
18. Feenugreek greens (sonia vinod)
19. Mustard leaves: (sonia vinod)
20. Tomatoes (kumarisanthoshini)
21. Red Potatoes (Lenin)
22. Garden (Layawon Manipur)
23. (Philemon Kanya)
24. Ridge Gourd (Sonia Vinod)
There are many ways of making compost. Here is one of them.
This is how it will look after about 2 months. Your compost is ready.
25. Harvested Guava (Yvooni)
26. All home grown, including water melon from our farm, nothing is bought. Jennifer
27. EGW method in pots
the other
28. Sonia vinod (Hosur)
Barbados cherry
.....and some more on the way.
31. beans (sonia vinod)
2. LETTUCE AND CELERY
3. Potatoes (Sanahanbi)
7. Garlic plant
8. Brinjal
10. Dragon fruit plant
11. Banana plant (Dweepika)
12. Garden (Rag Tarung Imphal west)
16. Strawberry (Sonia Vinod)
The coconut fibre was used for 2 reasons.1) as a mulch to retain moisture 2) to prevent the strawberries from falling to the ground and getting rotten.
17. Spinach, bananas and coconut from kitchen garden(Jennifer)
19. Mustard leaves: (sonia vinod)
20. Cherry tomatoes (sonia vinod)
20. Tomatoes (kumarisanthoshini)
21. Red Potatoes (Lenin)
22. Garden (Layawon Manipur)
23. (Philemon Kanya)
24. Ridge Gourd (Sonia Vinod)
Mint leaves
There are many ways of making compost. Here is one of them.
Take a barrel and put a layer of mud inside.
Add a layer of dry leaves and flowers.
Next, add a layer of fruit and vegetable waste. If possible cut it small for easy decomposition.
Follow the same procedure, and at the last cover it with mud. Keep it covered for two weeks and then mix it well. From then on, it will be good to mix it atleast once in a week.
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25. Harvested Guava (Yvooni)
Hello all I want to share you my results of EGW method in pots. More fruits, speed growth healthy growing and in normal method no growth still no buds flowers
Really God method is amazing😍. All Glory to God🙏🏻Geethika
28. Sonia vinod (Hosur)
Barbados cherry
29. Shanti (Visakhapatnam. AP)
30. Sonia Vinod
How to dry?
Washed it. Dried it for 2-3 days. Then boiled it, till it became soft. Then cut it into small pieces and dry it well. Then powdered it in the mill. Lasted for more than 6 months even after distributing some to friends.
It was a trial, but came out well by God's grace. This plant grows well even if it doesn't get much care.
32. Lucial Joy Aunty (Kodaikanal TN)
"The work of the sower is a work of faith. The mystery of the germination and growth of the seed he cannot understand, but he has confidence in the agencies by which God causes vegetation to flourish. He casts away the seed, expecting to gather it many fold in an abundant harvest. So parents and teachers are to labor, expecting a harvest from the seed they sow."22
CG 501.3
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