GARDENING UPDATES,STEEMITPOST WELL DONE..

bien (70) in gardening • 7 years ago

Good day friends and to all of my fellow steemians..

Yesterday i ask my cousin to collect some waste from cow. And luckily my cousin did not disappoint me and bring some waste of cow and he already mix it with soil..Today before i prepare my self to go into church..i put some waste of cow mixed it with soil..

Why i used cow waste?
cow manures are nutrient-rich fertilizer.
Composted cow manure fertilizer are one of the best to make a excellent growing medium for your crops and plants.

After putting composted cow's manure to my crops and plants. I give them some water to make sure they will not dry out causes by the heat of the sun..

Picture time,selfie with my mini crops garden..

"Smile😁"

"Done"

When i came home from church,this surprise me..my cousin @marlon82 and my brother @melvinlumacad finish what i had started yesterday...thank you so much to both of you guys.. Our steemitpost for the elecricity line is done..

"SteemitPost"

HOPE YOU ENJOY READING MY WEEK END GARDENING..

GOD BLESS AHEAD TO ALL OF MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW STEEMIANS..

FOLLOW UPVOTE RESTEEM!!

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gardeningabc (53) · 7 years ago

Hey, Nice post @bien. I am a big fan of using organic techniques in gardening. Animal manure may not be a glamorous option like many other but it is definitely one of the very few low-cost ways to add nutrients and other micro bacteria in your garden.

Have you tried other animal manures like Goat, pig or chicken? I have written an article on using manures as organic fertilizer you might want to check that out. Here is the article https://gardening-abc.com/using-manure-to-fertilize-the-garden-3/

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bien (70) · 7 years ago

Wow..i would really check it later..im a little bit busy today..

Thanks for sharing friend..

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jenesa (65) · 7 years ago

hahhahaha naa hastang poste naamong.

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bien (70) · 7 years ago

Thats what we called steemit @jenesa ,hahaha...

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boyasyie (59) · 7 years ago

incredible ,,, you indeed have studied the properties that God has created. You can also water it with a liquid organic fertilizer, made from goat or cow urine, and from rice waste water, and you can also develop it by doing Intgrated Farming program. I also wrote a lot ,,, visit my blog. there I wrote how to make liquid organic fertilizer from goat urine water. Good luck always. thanks. I like You

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bien (70) · 7 years ago

Thanks for dropping by sir,and sharing some informations about fertilizer..

Really appreciate it sir @boyasyie

GOD BLESS

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gardengirlcanada (60) · 7 years ago

Nice. I use cow waste or manure as well, however I buy it in a bag. LOL

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bien (70) · 7 years ago

You can try it @gardengirlcanda ,you buy it or make your own,as long as you have this manure it can make your crops healthy and better..

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mrblu (62) · 7 years ago

bien parobirito ka talaga ni blocktrades..akoy happy sa mga works mo..sanay i bless ka pa ni lord sa iyong mabuting hadhikain na pag yamanin ang sariling atin...sa papagitan ng pag share mo ng pananim sa bakuran,.nakaka inspired ang lahat ng mga gawa mo,.wish ko talaga na sanay maka bili ka ng sariling lupa mo at mag tanim ng mga gulay at prutas ..wish you all the best bro,,

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bien (70) · 7 years ago

Ganda...napa ngiti ako sa message mo bor..thanks @mrblu

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greenshiner (54) · 7 years ago

Nice work mate. Good to see your garden coming along.

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bien (70) · 7 years ago

Thank you so much @greenshiner

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sayche (49) · 7 years ago

magandang fertilizer yan

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themerrylotus (55) · 7 years ago

I love cow manure. But I usually compost it for a year before using it. It seems that when I use it fresh that it burns my plants. I am very curious to see how your plants do with this. Fingers crossed and hoping for the best. Now I do put goat and rabbit manure straight on the garden with no problems.