Are there any magazines & sites you like looking through to get tips & ideas on your land? I love Birds & Blooms magazine. I get their e-newsletter as well.
What do you like?

I have come with this video while watching and hoping to share with all of you. I thought always the trees will struggle for their life because road widening construction and son. This video is really amazing to watch as one can transplant big trees where they want without any problems.

I have comeup to see some of the videos on youtube and loved to utilize some farming technology, but cant find here in India. Did anyone tried or having any tools let me know?

Which do you prefer? I prefer lightning. Lightning, if you don't look outside, you don't even know it's happening I’ve always heard lightning is good for nature. What about thunder? Does thunder help the environment as well? What do you think?

Do you have a green thumb?
I didn't used to have a good green thumb long ago. Then I started getting into holistic, organic practices which being up my alley with my own life, made more sense with how I deal with plants & flowers. I don't use chemicals but rather compost. It seems to do the trick!

We have a few we’ve visited throughout a summer. Nice to support local. Now, Farmer's Markets what I'm talking about sell fruits & veggies as well as baked goods. It's different from a livestock auction.

I have come up to install some of the newest system for my Tomato plants so they keep fresh and active for daily. I am seeing a lot of dirt falling on the crops so have to wash daily wise. Please give me best advice how to install and run them?

https://www.birdsandblooms.com/backyard-...diy-apron/

Some people have big pockets they put stuff in. Others may want an apron such as this to make. I have a bucket I use that I carry around.
Have you made an apron before? Would you use one?

I have easy to care for flowers. Cosmos, moonflowers, marigolds, salvia, bee balm, butterfly bush, lilies, iris, hosta to name a few. We also have acreage so I can always "fit in" some more seeds lol The lilies were here when we moved & are the first ones to pop on up once snow is off them. They are quite hardy so even if we get another freeze, they still make it.

I had come up to make an Hydroponic system by myself since it looks much easier just like drip irrigation installation and I want to give a try. P.S let me know what are the requirements and how can setup one system easily. I watched on Youtube, but asking once more to decide the setup.