Olericulture
Tomato: the cultivation above ground
June 15, 2018The tomatoes of industrial production are generally cultivated above ground in vast greenhouses or tunnels of several hectares, in the southern parts of France, in Brittany and in northern countries like the Netherlands and Belgium. Cultivation of the aboveground tomato. © Davehan2016, CCO Above ground tomato crops are grown in rows covered with rockwool . Their development is fully programmed, including a diet, totally […]
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Scarlet pumpkin, Bern rose, barbaniaka: the shapes of the tomato
June 15, 2018The diversity of tomatoes is such that there are several types of curiosities. Discover varieties of exceptional size, taste particularly appreciated, as well as hybrids. Tomatoes for cocktails and decorative are not forgotten. Tomatoes in remarkable format The pumpkin Scarlet is a variety of tomato late, the harvest begins in August and whose fruits weigh between 300 and 600 grams, with a flesh both […]
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Tomato plant: structure and life
June 15, 2018Originally, the first tomato was the cherry tomato , popular today in cocktails. The many varieties that we know today must derive from this variety. From the Solanaceae family, such aspotatoes, the pepper , the eggplant and tobacco, this vegetable-fruit carries the name botany of Lycopersicum esculentum, or of Solanum lycopersicum . Tomato flower. © Myriams-Fotos, CCO Long roots and angular stems The root system of the tomato is of pivoting type, being very dense and […]
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5 ways to go organic without breaking the bank
April 25, 2018You are thinking of converting to organic, but the costs worry you? Here’s how to proceed without leaving your shirt! Why convert to organic? If you find yourself skeptical at the supermarket, hesitating between organic apples and others, think about this: regular apples may be less expensive, but they can have a high social and environmental […]
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Paise of the Potato!
April 24, 2018Over the years, the humble potato has gained a bad reputation. Here is what will help change the opinion you have of this tuber, much healthier than you might think. In addition to being cheap, the potato is low in fat and high in fiber and protein . In addition, an average tuber provides about half of the recommended […]
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Why hot dishes are good for you
April 23, 2018Do not like spicy food too much? Maybe you should try to get used to it. A multitude of studies indicate that it would be great for the stomach, as well as help protect against various diseases. The belief that spicy foods exacerbate ulcers and other gastric disorders with a hard life. However, the results of new studies […]
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Why eat more root vegetables
April 23, 2018There are no healthier foods than beets, carrots, parsnips and turnips. Here’s how these vegetables can help you. 1. Roots can help reduce your risk of cancer According to a study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, a compound found in raw carrots had the effect of reducing the risk of cancer in rats. For […]
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Protect your garden against unwanted
April 19, 2018If your vegetable beds look like an emergency care unit during flu, it may be because of the way you water them. My vegetable plants are often affected by diseases First, avoid watering at night, advise experienced market gardeners. Plants are more susceptible to diseases when they stay wet all night long. Then avoid watering their leaves […]
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The layout of a vegetable garden in 6 steps
April 18, 2018Developing a vegetable garden takes a lot of work, but these efforts are always rewarded. You will harvest tasty and healthy vegetables for your family and protect the environment by supporting local agricultural production. Here’s a quick start guide to starting your kitchen garden. Grow your own vegetables You plowed a gardening area, fertilized the soil with […]
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6 Late vegetables to plant this summer
April 17, 2018It’s still not too late to grow vegetables . Here are growing and maturing fast and are therefore excellent candidates for late sowing in mid-summer. Spicy root vegetables are always a good choice because they mature quickly. Salad to mow The salads mixed is not only found at the grocer or farmer’s market, but also in seed merchants that offer […]
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The best tips for growing large tomatoes
April 16, 2018Nothing beats the flavor of a freshly picked tomato. With all sizes, shapes and colors on the market now, there are tomatoes for everyone, even for balcony gardeners, with these 8 best tips for growing large tomatoes. 1. The best tips for growing large tomatoes: seeds The best tip for growing large tomatoes is to choose the […]
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10 secrets to grow your vegetables
April 16, 2018Control the pests, keep the plants out of the cold and learn the secrets of the pros to grow the best vegetables in your neighborhood. Pack the stems Before starting a tomato, pepper or eggplant plant, wrap each stem with a 4 inch square aluminum foil collar. Do not put the collar too tight to allow […]
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Diseases and Pests of Garlic
February 16, 2018White Rot (caused by Sclerotium cepivorum) “White rot” is caused by Sclerotium Cepivorum and is of the most devastating of all garlic diseases. It is caused by a fungus that is soo devastating that it often wipes out entire clusters of garlic plants. This disease produces sclerotia that can remain viable in the soil for decades. […]
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Garlic Cultivation
February 15, 2018Improved cultivation of Garlic crop Garlic crop cultivation is one of the most important bulb crop cultivations. It is mainly used as a spice. Garlic is considered as a rich source of carbohydrate, protein, phosphorus. Vapour oil is found in garlic. Garlic helps in indigestion. This reduces cholesterol in human blood. Weather and climate for […]
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