What is Rosemary Good For? Rosemary Health Benefits

What is Rosemary Good For? Rosemary Health Benefits Natural Cures Natural Cures Subscribed152,087 Add to Share More 76,750 views 1,861 23 ShareEmbedEmail https://youtu.be/oh4ZBzylrSQ Start at: 3:20 Published on Nov 14, 2016 What is Rosemary Good For? Rosemary health benefits “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance: pray, love, remember.” This line from Hamlet shows that Shakespeare, the famous writer, knew the great uses of rosemary. Long after Shakespeare’s time, different studies have also shown many ways rosemary is good for your health, whether it is used fresh, dried, or as an oil. Rosemary has strong antioxidants, can kill germs, block cancer, bring down swelling, and fight infections. It also has some vitamins and minerals, like vitamins A and C, thiamin, riboflavin, folate, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc and copper. The woodsy, citrus-like smell of rosemary essential oil is also found in beauty products and used in aromatherapy. Besides its health and beauty uses, rosemary is also used as a cooking herb by many people. Fresh or dried rosemary can be added to soups, sandwiches, salads, dips, and even be used for making infused oil. Also, rosemary tea is a well-liked drink. Here are some ways rosemary can be good for your health. 1. Boosts Memory Rosemary works as a cognitive stimulant, helpful for boosting memory and mental focus. It is even good at raising brain- wave activities and guarding against neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. 2. Fights Stress and Anxiety The sweet smell of rosemary is helpful for clearing your mind and easing stress. Its calming nature even helps soothe tense muscles. 3. Alleviates Headaches Rosemary dulls pain and brings down swelling, so it can soothe headaches. It can even help ease the pain and strength of migraines. 4. Stimulates Hair Growth This wonderful herb also helps hair growth. It boosts blood circulation to the scalp, which lets more nutrients reach the hair follicles. 5. Reduces Inflammation Rosemary is helpful for easing pain and swelling. It helps soothe arthritis pain, sciatic nerve pain, gout pain, back pain, and stiff neck. Because it stops spasms, this herb also helps ease menstrual pains. 6. Strengthens the Immune System Rosemary gives you a powerful shield against different diseases and germs that may harm your immune system. 7. Treats Respiratory Problems You can also use this herb to treat respiratory infections like cold and flu, sinus infection, and bronchial asthma. This is because rosemary is soothing, kills bacteria, and stops spasms. It also helps lessen bad breath. 8. Improves Digestion Rosemary is great for your stomach because it controls how much bile is let out, and fights germs from food. It also boosts the appetite, treats indigestion, and eases gas buildups, bloating, and constipation. 9. Prevents High Blood Sugar Diabetic people can use rosemary oil to control their blood sugar levels. Rosemary extracts can lower glucose and cholesterol levels, which helps control Type 2 diabetes and other metabolic conditions. When taking this herb to help with diabetes, make sure you keep checking your blood sugar levels. Also, keep taking your regular medicines as your doctor tells you. Extra tips: Don’t use rosemary essential oil during pregnancy, or if you have epilepsy, hypertension, or bleeding disorders. Before using rosemary oil on the skin, test it on a little part of the skin to make sure you’re not allergic to it. Do not eat a lot of rosemary. If you like the video, give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends! If you want more recipes and tips, subscribe to the channel! 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Top comments Young Den Young Den2 weeks ago This taste so good with chicken or Lamb Reply 1 gbjoytorah truth4me gbjoytorah truth4me4 days ago excellent Reply 1 Shin Ri-Chan Kim Shin Ri-Chan Kim1 week ago Why can't you eat a lot? Reply View all 4 replies Cynthia Stoute Cynthia Stoute6 days ago Shin Ri-Chan Kim y Reply Cynthia Stoute Cynthia Stoute6 days ago Shin Ri-Chan Kim Reply 1 Deborah Mcbroom Deborah Mcbroom6 days ago Thanks for Sharing! Reply 1 Sarah Sarah1 week ago what is carrier oil. how do you make rosemary essential oil, please. Reply 1 Praveenbabu dandes Praveenbabu dandes2 weeks ago carrier oil means which one ican use Reply 1 Jackie Kent Jackie Kent2 days ago very informative I enjoy learning about natural herbs. 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Quit Your Job and Farm - PART 1 - 10 Small Farm Ideas, from Organic Farming to Chickens & Goats. Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Dr. Tarrin P Lupo

Quit Your Job and Farm - PART 1 - 10 Small Farm Ideas, from Organic Farming to Chickens & Goats. Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Subscribed27,785 Add to Share More 1,342,312 views 10,773 391 Published on Apr 22, 2014 Want to quit your job and become a farmer? That is exactly what all these folks did. Are you thinking about starting a small-scale, urban, hobby farming business or off grid living farm? Get my FREE Private Videos and FREE Ebooks, sign up at http://www.TarrinLupo.com Then this video has what you need to get started. I interviewed 10 small farmers to get their tips on: - organic chicken farming; - goat farming; - cattle farming; - worm farming for profit; - organic vegetable farming; - maple syrup farming; - aquaculture fish farming; - aquaponics; and - urban fruit tree farming. Get inspired. Pick up some quick tips from these veteran small-scale farmers an relax as we take a quick trip into modern organic farming businesses across the United States. 0:58 What is organic farming? 2:42 Poultry Farming (Sandy Creek Farm, Brooklet, Ga) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sandy-... 6:55 Organic Chicken Farming (Savannah, Ga) 12:43 Goat farming (Bootleg Farm, Effingham, Ga) http://bootlegfarm.net/ 14:32 Beef Cattle Farming (Hunter Cattle Company, Brooklet, Ga) http://www.huntercattle.com/ 22:40 Worm Farming For Profit (Kachina Farms, Rincon, GA) http://www.kachinafarms.net/ 29:25 Organic Food Farming (Ogeechee River Gardens, Richmond Hill, Ga) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ogeech... 33:35 Maple Syrup Farm (Wohlschlegel's Maple Farm Naples, NY) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wohlsc... 36:32 Aquaculture Fish Farming and the H2OPE system (Ernest Hancock, Pheonix, Arizona) https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Front... 47.56 Aquaponics & fish farming business (Endless Food Systems Pheonix, AZ) http://www.endlessfoodsystems.com 52:40 Urban Farming (Urban Farm, Phoenix, AZ) http://www.urbanfarm.org/ Jorden Page Music Here, There Everywhere http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004... Music Title Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... This is the full documentary of "Screw This Job, I'm going to be a Farmer" By Dr. Tarrin P. Lupo You can watch with Hindi subtitles with closed caption, just hit the (cc) button. २२ अप्रैल २०१४ को प्रकाशित क्या आप नौकरी छोड़ के किशान बनना चाहते हैं? यही कारण है कि इन सभी लोगों ये किया वास्तव में किया है। यदि आप एक छोटे पैमाने पर, शहरी या शौक की खेती का व्यवसाय शुरू करने के बारे में सोच रहे हैं? तो इस वीडियो को आपको आरंभ करने की जरूरत है। मैंने इन पर उनके सुझाव प्राप्त करने के लिए 10 छोटे किसानों का सुजाव लिया है: - कार्बनिक चिकन के फार्म; - बकरी के तबेले; - पशु के तबेले; - लाभ के लिए कीड़ो की खेती; - जैविक सब्जी की खेती; - मेपल सिरप की खेती; - एक्वाकल्चर मछली की खेती; - अक़ुअपोनिक्स और - फलों के पेड़ की खेती। इसके लिए प्रेरित हो। हम संयुक्त राज्य भर में आधुनिक जैविक खेती के कारोबार में एक त्वरित यात्रा पर आपको आराम के रूप में इन दिग्गजो के छोटे पैमाने पर किसानों से कुछ जल्दी युक्तियाँ बताएँगे वो जानिए। "यह फिल्म का हिन्दी अनुवाद देखने के लिए वीडियो के नीचे (सीसी) बटन दबाये।" Director Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Category Howto & Style License Standard YouTube License Source videos View attributions SHOW LESS COMMENTS • 705 Oscar del Rosario Add a public comment... Top comments Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Dr. Tarrin P Lupo1 year ago I know I have been pretty quiet in the last few months but I have had a ton of changes going on in my life. After 10 years of trying, I finally moved to New Hampshire and am excited to start a new life here. I have been very busy relocating and working on my Diplomate in Clinical Nutrition. I've had a pleasant surprise over the last few months. My YouTube page has just crossed over 6 million views. I believe great food is the best medicine to heal the body so I have always been interested in growing my own. I made a documentary about dropping out of the rat race and farming for a living. It's called "Screw This Job, I am Going to Be a Farmer." I put the whole documentary up for free on YouTube and thousands of people are watching it every day. It is just about to pass 1/4 million views and is showing no sign of slowing. The film is doing so well people are insisting I make more. In case you missed it or want to watch it again, here is a link to watch it completely free: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxT9bqe7nbQ I want to make a second follow-up film and could use your advice. This documentary will spotlight more unusual small farms. What are Your Top 3 Farm Ideas that you would like me to document? If you have an idea that is not listed, please respond and tell me what it is. mushrooms cranberries cherries petting zoo solar farm healing herbs tree farming alpacas emu deer pot/hemp spices gators moonshine sprouts farm Thanks so much for your help! I will try to stay in better touch. Read more Reply 62 View all 38 replies Gurmukh Singh Ghuman Gurmukh Singh Ghuman1 month ago Am agree to help this mission likes man power Reply Deplorable Dan Deplorable Dan1 month ago I'm interested in alpaca's, deer, hemp and moonshine!🙌 Reply 2 Reub3 Reub32 days ago I really want to get into farming. I just don't know where to begin or who to talk to :( Gardening is my forte. I love growing veg and fruits. I've heard olive farming is high in demand here in Texas where I live. Reply 1 Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Dr. Tarrin P Lupo1 day ago I would love to interview an live farmer someday. Reply Cathi Gordon Cathi Gordon2 weeks ago 35 dollars a dozen ! my gosh thats some expensive eggs !... are they the same as regular eggs ? why so expensive ? I mean are they more nutritious or something ? Reply 1 View all 3 replies Cathi Gordon Cathi Gordon1 week ago +Keith Watson Oh.. well that makes sense. Reply hotcheetosinmymouth hotcheetosinmymouth6 days ago its made out of gold duhh Reply 1 Yanga Landa Yanga Landa2 months ago I have farming ideas but i don't have capital and am not comfortable about loans but next year am taking the risks Reply 7 View all 3 replies Du Lich Viec Lam USA Le Du Lich Viec Lam USA Le1 month ago goo idea , if you need to find a workers aka employees please let me know email me kimleeab@gmail.com Reply shane d shane d1 week ago Du Lich Viec Lam USA Le Ya because a stranger on YouTube is the most trust worthy lol Reply John Vance John Vance1 week ago This was great, thanks! Reply 1 Phantom Phantom3 months ago Stardew valley brought me here Reply 3 Stephie Tanner Stephie Tanner2 weeks ago I really like this video. Especially the last part with the aquaponic gardening. Reply 1 Dr. Tarrin P Lupo Dr. Tarrin P Lupo2 weeks ago Thanks so much, Ernie Hancock's system was lots of fun. Reply alex dzs alex dzs3 months ago (edited) Like the interviews...the music is tiresome..Really..gotta be country to be into farming??? Reply 6 Fida Aifiya Fida Aifiya4 days ago my biological dad quit his job as teacher to become a farmer. its been 6 years since his bankruptcy. he moved to another island, i havent seen him for 3 years. i quit college bcs i didnt like it and im starting to build organic garden backyard. but i think im going to register next year for another major, i think. i want to be a writer and librarian--being a librarian requires a degree here. maybe in the futue, at one point in my life, i'll say "screw this job" too bcs im 'that' kind of person. i feel like nobody understand me. not even my mom. Read more Reply 1 nariman41 nariman411 day ago Fida Aifiya interesting story! where you live? Reply Quilnault Baker Quilnault Baker2 months ago (edited) i thought this was a joke and thought the chicken thumbnai lwas funny then.. no ur serious Reply 1 TheRejectedKiller TheRejectedKiller3 months ago my treaty with the coyotes and foxes around my chickens is the .22 Reply 1 chris manama chris manama4 weeks ago (edited) The finger with the pussycat!!! At 17:57 Hahahhhaha Reply Norine Carnevale Norine Carnevale4 weeks ago Great information!! Reply 1 jan przytycki jan przytycki6 months ago Life's riches countries.The true wealth of countries are not oil and gas but heat, water and soil.The richness of life is the amount of food produced and trees.Everything is calculated in hectares life.As you know hectare of soil it is uneven hectare of soil.A hectare of land in Greenland is of little value.A hectare of land in India can produce 12 times more food than a hectare of land in Poland.The richness of life in the country thousand hectares life: 1.India:2 737 740 2.China:745 860 3.Indonesia:687 200 4.Brasilia:580 310 5.USA:560 000 6.Russia:455 360 Pakistan:280 800 Argentina,Uruguay:159 720 Bangladesh:157 000 Australia:140 120 Burma:125 920 Vietnam:125 750 France:123 600 Canada:120 220 Malaysia:114 000 Thailnad:96 620 Phillippine:65 330 Ukraine:63 990 Iraq:59 820 Cambodia:43 720 Japan:37 000 Chile:35 560 Italy:31 760 Spain:31 390 Romania:30 060 Syria:29 810 Nepal:29 000 Saudi Arabia:28 800 Laos:25 690 Turkey:25 130 Germany:24 510 Korea:18 840 Iran:18 400 Poland:15 570 Hungary:15 360 Bulgaria:12 920 UK:8 830 Greece:7 450 Sweden:6 930 Finland:5 940 Netheerlands:4 160 Austria:3 360 Norway:2 970 Danemark:1 640 Switzerland:840 Read more Reply 3 View all 6 replies Bogusmuhammed Falseprophet Bogusmuhammed Falseprophet3 months ago Greetings from India , and this is true Reply Gurmukh Singh Ghuman Gurmukh Singh Ghuman1 month ago Am ready in any services Reply Rusty Shackleford Rusty Shackleford4 weeks ago I absolutely love the fishing line idea! I was about to do something else to thwart the hawks, but the fishing line will help with that and in several other ways. Including, keeping my chickens in my yard. This could have saved me $200 + my labor on a fence because my neighbor said "the chickens will tear up my house". (Property line one foot from neighbors house) Fence dedicated to neighbor with plaque "The fuck you, Bob, fence". Read more Reply 1 Chitrapu Ramchandra Rao Chitrapu Ramchandra Rao1 month ago T Reply BigBenTen45 BigBenTen451 month ago ELDERBERRY farming seems to be profitable. Maybe you could make a film about farming medicinal plants and their health benefits. Thanks Reply 2 Johann Lim Johann Lim2 months ago Am I the only one that noticed he used tLoZ Skyward Sword music starting at 14:31? Reply Surendra Singh Surendra Singh2 months ago Tarrin ji plz send the song :end times approaching Reply A nonymous A nonymous6 days ago This song is dope. Reply Show more

How to Start a Farm with No Money John Suscovich John Suscovich

Published on Apr 26, 2013 The designs for my chicken tractors are available at http://farmmarketingsolutions.com/plans I share videos, farm podcasts, and lots of information at: http://farmmarketingsolutions.com I show you how I raise broiler chickens for meat over an 8 week series all for free at: http://farmmarketingsolutions.com/rai... I have come a long way since I made this video and it is cool to see that it has reached 1 million views. Thank you all for taking the time to watch. I encourage you to subscribe and get the latest and greatest. https://www.youtube.com/subscription_... Category People & Blogs License Standard YouTube License SHOW LESS COMMENTS • 1,173 Oscar del Rosario Add a public comment... Top comments Steven Echeverria Steven Echeverria3 weeks ago bro how is the farm doing now? Reply John Suscovich John Suscovich3 weeks ago Doing great! http://campsroadfarm.com Reply 1 Bilal Haider Bilal Haider6 months ago this is not a no money farm.. :/ Reply 22 cody anderson cody anderson4 months ago lol dude i thought the same thing. Looks like a fair chunk of change went into that. Reply 8 shane d shane d1 week ago Bilal Haider well in fairness you can't farm any farm without money. Reply Duane Park Duane Park1 month ago Thanks! I like your chicken coop / green house design. It is versatile and small enough for one person to manage, maintain and move (with those wheels on the back) as needed. Very nice. Reply Duane Park Duane Park1 month ago BTW, I just found and bought your book on how to build those chicken tractors and it is very well done with surprising detail. An excellent value for the price. Thanks again! Reply John Suscovich John Suscovich1 month ago Thanks Duane, that's super nice of you. Glad you liked the book and found it helpful. Reply Caleb Peepall Caleb Peepall1 month ago So it did cost money right? Wtf man Reply 3 Prranjal Shrivaastav Prranjal Shrivaastav1 week ago Thinking of unique ideas is free but they pay u well. If u can consider the fact that a job can be an initial part of yr big business plan, u can raise initial funding for yr startup. Getting into a job is free and they r gonna pay u. If u are damn serious about a start up, u'll not only save big but also earn much better than others in yr competition. Serious and sincere efforts put into a job can give that most valuable experience which u'll definitely need when u start up and try to run yr own business. The important mantra to remember is that "Nothing comes for free". Read more Reply anarki777 anarki7776 months ago Fallout 4: Farmland Workshop Reply 5 Christopher Walken Christopher Walken2 months ago citizen Reply 1 Keita Swan Keita Swan5 months ago I love it. But too far from dream at here in England land is so expensive.  Reply 3 Cru1234 Cru12341 month ago Keita Swan that's why the scots Irish left Reply aiyanna peoples aiyanna peoples1 month ago what do dreadlocks have to do with anything? Reply 5 View all 3 replies TheBrightstar13 TheBrightstar131 month ago your hair has nothing to do with laziness. I know plenty of "bald heads" that are lazy. I know plenty Rasta with dreads that are hard working people. Reply 1 Giuseppe Giuseppe1 month ago TheBrightstar13 they LOOK, it's a stereotype. It does not mean someone is lazy because of their hair. Reply 1 shane d shane d1 week ago How To start a farm with no land. getting land is always the Hard part not everyone gets it handed or left to them. where did you get a herd number etc? Reply Prranjal Shrivaastav Prranjal Shrivaastav1 week ago But u can still lease out the land u want. IMO and experience, a long term lease is way better than an outright purchase. Reply John Hill John Hill2 weeks ago thank you for sharing your video bro I am going to start up my farm soon Reply shane d shane d1 week ago voulenteers in to do what Jez it's not even half Acer Reply Prranjal Shrivaastav Prranjal Shrivaastav1 week ago (edited) Pay yr debts by the earliest possible, that's the first step towards building credibility among the potential investors. Very well said. The most important thing is to have proper knowledge of yr abilities and limits and a complete understanding of whatever u r gonna do. For many years i just kept dreaming of doing big but never had any courage to practically do something. It's always a fabulous dream and remains a dream as long we keep dreaming it and do nothing bout it. U can read a million books on it, get trained by people who became billionaires overnight or watch another million videos on YouTube but it all comes down to taking the first step and sincerely doing whatever is needed. That's the beginning of a success story. Once u r into serious business, u will develop the instincts and automatically know what u need to do next. That's what makes us humans different from the other animals, if anything. Read more Reply Ruben Roman Ruben Roman3 weeks ago what state are you in ? Reply John Suscovich John Suscovich3 weeks ago CT Reply Benjamin Buyanza Benjamin Buyanza1 month ago Great video, very informative Reply Russian Ivan Russian Ivan3 weeks ago Where is it? Reply Sana Khan Sana Khan1 month ago omg.. his voice 😍😍😍😍🙈🙈🙈😂😂 Reply Dan Gibson Dan Gibson6 days ago People like this that call what he's doing a "no money" start-up have no clue. It took him thousands to get where he is. Judging by the way he looks and talks he's a little bit on the privileged side of life. The fact that the video's title is a big fat lie is also pointing towards rich kid. Just another self righteous yuppie spending other people's money. Reply shadomane shadomane1 month ago Outstanding! I hope you are still doing well and your farm is flourishing. Thanks for the video. Reply 1 Jordan Musleh Jordan Musleh5 months ago do u need a license..?? Reply Jared Wyatt Jared Wyatt4 months ago For what Reply Ghengis Tron Ghengis Tron2 months ago great job and good luck Reply Fiddlez Fiddlez2 weeks ago i'm planning to start up my cattle farm after the army. Reply Show more

How Do They Do It - How to Harvest and Process Bananas, Apples | Food & Drink

Published on Oct 19, 2016 ❤ Welcome to Food & Drink channel ! ❤ If you love food science, food technology and how foods are made in factories this is the channel for you! ❤ Like and Comment to share your experience with all our viewers! ❤ Playlist: https://goo.gl/PdNmts ❤ Subscribe: https://goo.gl/wI2LD7 ❤ Facebook: https://goo.gl/dtC9bG Category Entertainment License Standard YouTube License Created using YouTube Video Editor Source videos View attributions SHOW LESS COMMENTS • 165 Oscar del Rosario Add a public comment... Top comments Food & Drink Food & Drink3 days ago Thank you for watching, Please help me click this link https://goo.gl/SbRXMp to subscribe new channel Reply 1 Greg H Greg H1 month ago link your music for the love of god. Reply 9 Food & Drink Food & Drink1 month ago enjoy here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lJpeeIxc78 Reply 1 Sultan Ansari Sultan Ansari4 weeks ago Greg H Reply Ciudad Co Ciudad Co1 month ago a philippine product..... harvested in Davao region Reply 5 View all 6 replies Ylrev Oberg Ylrev Oberg3 days ago Ferdynand Dodoy.. Dole plantation/Dole Company is located at Cannery, Polomolok South Cotabato.. Reply Ylrev Oberg Ylrev Oberg3 days ago Norodin Benito.. Del Monte is in Bukidnon.. Dole and Del Monte is a company originated in the Philippines.. Reply Hoesay Hoesay1 month ago Please appreciate what you have Reply 7 Johnny Rogers Johnny Rogers4 weeks ago that's the people that Trump want to send back, next time you enjoy a apple with your kids think about this families and their kids, we have to show these people some Love and let them know that we appreciate what they do for us, God bless this country and everybody in, with papers or not Reply 5 View all 6 replies Johnny Rogers Johnny Rogers1 week ago Scott Nahler hey you are a foreigner" you are not in Europe" and nobody bothers you over here don't call me a liberal I am a republican conservative, but it seems to be in this days if you not a racist mother f***, all the racist piece of s*** out there call you a liberal Read more Reply Ratkobom Ratkobom1 week ago Johnny Rogers he wants to send back ileglas you fucking idiot i am not american but i did some damn reserch trump is actualy a very good president Reply millenium2003 millenium20031 month ago i eat bananas daily for my digestion. Thanks to these guys. Reply 3 Sonali Dutt Sonali Dutt4 weeks ago millenium2003 mo Reply millenium2003 millenium20034 weeks ago +Sonali Dutt ? Reply Krishana Mandal Krishana Mandal2 weeks ago very good Reply 1 Food & Drink Food & Drink2 weeks ago Thank you for watching, More awesome videos here https://goo.gl/qude7B Reply shriram shukla shriram shukla1 week ago Krishana Mandal Reply Vandaymataram Rai Vandaymataram Rai4 weeks ago suparb excellent. Reply 1 Hector Goriah Hector Goriah4 weeks ago Vandaymataram Rai .. Read more Reply cesar ceja cesar ceja3 minutes ago great song who is it??????????????????? Reply atif ayyaz atif ayyaz3 weeks ago very nice Thank you Reply 1 Beige Tunic Beige Tunic4 weeks ago Can someone explain to me, why they put a sticker on every banan??? Reply Robyn West Robyn West4 weeks ago Beige Tunic barcodes Reply Robyn West Robyn West4 weeks ago It's 4011 no matter where you buy them, also to torture us trying to get them off, I heard they were editable. Reply kumar patel kumar patel4 weeks ago oh my godddddddd AGAINNNN SAME SONG THE SECOND SONG, its like so many up loaders use the same damn song Reply 2 fiz fizmal fiz fizmal1 month ago Great video. Thank you to those wonderful people that make it possible for us to eat fresh fruit everyday.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Reply 3 cartman4885 cartman48851 month ago I liked it especially the music Reply 1 Irangani Fernando Irangani Fernando4 weeks ago cartman4885 Reply Habu Ubah Abhu Habu Ubah Abhu7 hours ago How much Dole paying those workers $15 an hour? Reply Victor Licht Victor Licht1 month ago i just love banana Reply xDeeqriz xDeeqriz1 month ago Victor Licht Pause... but I agree there are a only a few fruits that I can enjoy eating Bananas 🍌, Strawberries 🍓, Grapes 🍇 Reply saida ibrahim saida ibrahim1 month ago Thanks Reply 1 Navajo Auckland Navajo Auckland3 weeks ago that's some back breaking work ... cheers guys Reply Gregory Phillips Gregory Phillips4 weeks ago I've never watched bananas being harvested before so I found this video to be quite informative. Reply CaptainAthiest CaptainAthiest4 weeks ago 6:40 So they can't use the shaker with water? Reply Show more

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Stop buying garlic. Here’s how to grow an endless supply of garlic right at home written by Emma Smizer on September 19th, 2016

Garlic is arguably one of the world’s most versatile and healthiest foods.While you can use garlic to add some serious flavor to any dish, garlic also has quite the long list of health benefits as well. That’s why we’re here to break down how you can benefit from these major remedies and how you can grow your own supply of this amazing super-food in your very own backyard! Share Source: davidwolfe.com Up Your Nutritional Game Like we mentioned, garlic has some potent medicinal properties, such as being packed with vitamins while also being very low in calories. Garlic is rich in manganese, vitamin B6, vitamin C, and substantial amount of selenium, calcium, potassium, just to name a few – all while only having 42 calories per serving! Strengthen Your Immune System Garlic is also known to boost the immune system and can help combat sickness like the common cold. Research has also shown that incorporating garlic into your daily diet can reduce your risk of getting sick by up to 63%! This can be especially useful if you’re someone prone to getting colds. Keeping Your Heart Healthy Add cardiovascular health to this list while you’re at it. If ingested regularly, garlic can also help reduce your risk for heart disease and help your body process cholesterol more efficiently. Also, garlic can be really beneficial if you’re someone who struggles with high blood pressure! Share Source: harvesttotable.com In additional to being a super-food, garlic is also super easy to grow. All you need to do is follow these simply 5 steps: Break up the garlic bulb into cloves and bury them a couple inches deep in loose, damp soil. Make sure you keep the pointed side of the clove facing upwards. When your garlic sprouts, make sure to give them water when the topsoil feels dry but be sure to not overwater – garlic tends to not need too much water. Cut off any flowers that bloom to preserve the flavor of your garlic. Once your garlic plant has 5 or 6 leaves, it’s ready to be pulled up! Please SHARE this with your friends and family. Sort byBest Log In Choose File Post as Orange Hammer Send Mark Sinden22 Sep Cardboard sheets used to sell loose eggs work well - easy to remove/replace individual bulbs. You WILL need a pretty good sized area put aside for garlic though. The "Health benefits" point for Garlic is, apparently, about 17 cloves of garlic per day - you may find this is because at that doseage, nobody can get close enough to infect you with anything :) You'll need a good-sized greenhouse shelf per person per year just to eat enough. Maybe concentrate on other "superplants" with better return-per-pound...See more Reply Share 77 Likes Bob White061 Mark Sinden23 Sep Theres always someone who wants to poo-poo something good. Reply Share 108 Likes Susan Hardman Wallander Mark Sinden25 Sep jer48 Reply Share 1 Like Brian R. Danko Mark Sinden26 Sep Bob White He's just telling it like it is FYI.... better to have the full story, right???! Reply Share 48 Likes Show 9 new Felicia R Hurley1 Oct I had my first garden this year. Apparently I did the garlic to close to my aloe(was here already) .. I now have garlic aloe vera. (lol) Reply Share 15 Likes Green Paw Felicia R Hurley8 Oct Dwl Reply Share Alan Kobrin25 Sep How about explaining the picture you show of bulbs in a tray? Reply Share 10 Likes Trudy Douglas Alan Kobrin26 Sep That was my question, the picture is very misleading. I was hoping there was a way to grow garlic indoors in quantity.......and that was the reason for the picture. Reply Share 5 Likes Alan Kobrin Alan Kobrin26 Sep Trudy Douglas that is one of the problems with "consumerized" social media pages (even 'better' ones). They are designed, like TV, to attract "eyeballs" ($$), so will show ANY image whether appropriate, or not. Reply Share 4 Likes Mindy Helfant Alan Kobrin30 Sep Trudy Douglas you can grow it in pots, just make sure the pot is 10" deep. Remove the flowers when they appear, and you'll get really nice garlic. You can also trim the scapes, long greens, but don't trim too much as it will make your garlic smaller. Reply Share 4 Likes Jack Guske23 Sep I was led to understand that it had to go through a freeze cycle first, just like a tulip or daffodil bulb. maybe not? Reply Share 7 Likes Christine Julien Jack Guske23 Sep We have done both, through winter and summer, they grow either way Reply Share 13 Likes Heather Jones625 Jack Guske24 Sep We plant ours in the late summer/early fall and grow it through the winter into summer. It gets nice and big. Reply Share 11 Likes Tanya Mc Callam Jack Guske25 Sep You can simulate that cycle by putting it in the freezer. Put the bulbs in a pot of soil, freeze for a week, then pull them out. You can get tulips to bloom for Christmas this way too. Reply Share 25 Likes Show 7 new Cathey Thomas28 Sep "42 calories per serving"? Are you kidding? What is considered a "serving" of garlic for that particular metric? A whole bulb? Because a teaspoon of chopped raw garlic, which is about one clove, contains only 4 calories. Who is going to eat more than ten TIMES that much at once? (Other than paranoiacs concerned about vampires?) Reply Share 7 Likes Tami Morey24 Sep Could this be grown in much smaller quantities indoors in containers?? Reply Share 4 Likes Thao Jones Tami Morey25 Sep http://www.dietoflife.com/here-is-how-to-grow-an-e... I have the same question...maybe this will help? Reply Share 2 Likes Julie Emerald27 Sep I do not think this will work with Cheep CHinese garlic in Auz becuz any viable food/seed is gamma radaited on arrival. SO buy the expensive large bulbed Aussie one or hope you can find some non-chinese at your local farmers market. Reply Share 4 Likes Red Tree Julie Emerald12 Oct Will I turn into the Hulk if I eat gamma radiated garlic? Reply Share 4 Likes Red Lamp Red Tree13 Oct Yes, you will turn into the Hulk. Reply Share 3 Likes Olive Bone Julie Emerald3d I have grown cheap 'grocery store garlic' (probably from China; I didn't know about that until this week!) from at least 4 different sources: starting last fall, I used leftover sprouting garlic that I had bought at Kroger, then a friend gave me some more (2 kinds, one large one small). They all grew. I planted store garlic again this year, from grocer Meijer, back in September. It's coming right along. I also have some plants from organic, certified disease free 'seed' cloves, from my cousin...See more Reply Share 1 Like Show 1 new Olive Bullhorn3d Did you mention that takes approximately 9 months to harvest garlic! Reply Share 3 Likes Janis Goodmurphy22 Sep I will give this a try! Reply Share 3 Likes Rajakumari Karunakaran23 Sep Very useful information. Reply Share 2 Likes Rita Maier2 Oct Garlic is cheap. Why go through the trouble? Reply Share 4 Likes Green Hat Rita Maier9 Oct In some countries yes, in the Philippines it is very expensive. Reply Share 2 Likes Tim Smith Green Hat21 Oct Garlic is going up in price here, now non-Chinese garlic is running at over $1.00 per bulb. Reply Share 2 Likes Cyan Processor Rita Maier4d Most of the garlic in stores comes from China and I don't want to eat anything that comes from China Reply Share 8 Likes Show 2 new Louis Hoolaeff29 Sep Garlic scapes, the curly garlic leaf tips, should be broken off for larger heads. The scapes are delicious in salads and/or pickled. Yum...!!! Reply Share 2 Likes Branka Drabek Milekić25 Sep ma nesmijem otvoriti fb da se ne upecam na nešto poticajno, a ovo s lukom... baš zove Reply Share 2 Likes Olive Paw7 Oct This is a strategy to produce garlic greens, but the entire process of re-producing full 'heads' of takes about a year. I don't believe the article was clear on this point. Either way, garlic greens are very useful. Reply Share 1 Like Olive Planet1d Really crappy story, you can't pull the garlic up as soon as it gets five leaves, the bulb wont have time to form into separate cloves. In the north also you have to over-winter garlic to get a decent crop, planting it in fall and mulching through the winter. It sounds as though the writer has never grown garlic. Reply Share 1 Like Vickie Green Hawkins24 Sep how long between planting and harvest? weeks? months? Reply Share 1 Like Mike Pop Beatty Sr. Vickie Green Hawkins24 Sep I plant late October and harvest late June/early July Reply Share 11 Likes Mike Pop Beatty Sr. Vickie Green Hawkins24 Sep I plant late October and harvest late June/early July Reply Share 2 Likes Jodie Turnbull Vickie Green Hawkins24 Sep I always plant in april they be camber that I done for years Reply Share Show 7 new Louis Hoolaeff29 Sep Planting time. Most people plant in the fall. I planted mine in late spring last year and the heads were very small. Reply Share 1 Like Laurie Gardner Carr25 Sep When you say 5 leaves and it's ready to be pulled up, is that harvest? Or replanted? Reply Share 1 Like Andrée Reed Haj Abed Laurie Gardner Carr25 Sep When planting in the fall, put 1 tsp bone meal and 1 tsp Epsom salt in the hole then the garlic section. Mulch well. They grow throughout the winter then come up in the spring. When a couple bottom leaves die/dry up then it can be harvested. Replant in late fall! An Amish farmer told me how to grow garlic! Reply Share 10 Likes Ted Bull Laurie Gardner Carr29 Sep The optimum time to harvest is when the leaves turn brown, that way you end up with large heads. Reply Share 1 Like Laurie Gardner Carr Laurie Gardner Carr29 Sep Ted Bull soooo 5 leaves then ready to be PLANTED? Reply Share Show 4 new Purple Paw6 Oct I attempted this in a very small scale this year to see if I would be successful and I works!!! I have a lovely clove of garlic, next year I am doing it in a much larger scale! Reply Share Purple Cherries4d Thank you so much for sharing this idea. I'm definitely going to give it a go. I'll let you know how its going. Reply Share Chola Viray2d yes i will do it. Reply Share Purple Flower13h But WAIT!! You have to BUY garlic before you can even start trying to do this! Reply Share Blue Cloud5 Oct Garlic will also perfume your breath. Reply Share Green Raindrop22m Brianna Cornish ... For our info .... 5 or 6 leaves indicates harvest time - can trim leaves but that inhibits garlic size. About 9 months to harvest apparently. Only water when earth is dry. All good! Bring on sunshine. Reply Share Purple Controller13 Oct What month doo you start this process? Reply Share

“In the Philippines, we have the best climate for grapes, which is 25 to 34 degrees Centigrade,”

Home > Lifestyle 'It's easier to grow grapes in PH than in US, Europe' By Karen Flores, ABS-CBNnews.com Posted at May 15 2013 11:04 AM | Updated as of May 15 2013 07:18 PM Share Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest MANILA, Philippines – While most Filipinos think that it is impossible to grow grapes in the Philippines because of its warm weather, an expert in viticulture stressed that the country is a better place for the fruit than the United States and Europe -- two places where most of the world’s wines are produced. Unknown to many, the Philippines has been home to several vineyards, said Avelino Lomboy, who has been growing grapes in the country for more than four decades. He said some of these are located in La Union, Cebu, Cotabato, Iloilo, Masbate and Nueva Ecija. “In the Philippines, we have the best climate for grapes, which is 25 to 34 degrees Centigrade,” Lomboy explained. “And the temperatures the whole year round stay that way until winter. In Europe, you only grow [grapes] once a year. Here, you can grow [grapes] the whole year.” “Grapes grow based on summer, so we have the whole year. Heat is not a problem,” he added, referring to the misconception that grapes need cold weather to grow. Asked if Baguio is a suitable environment for grapes, Lomboy said: “No, because it’s gloomy. The grapes need sunlight. ‘Yung grapes sa Baguio are coming from La Union. Probably coming from me.” Lomboy has been tapped to help put up the first vineyard in Tagaytay, a picturesque city that is about two hours away from Manila. The 10-hectare vineyard will be part of Twin Lakes, a real estate project of Global Estate Resorts Inc. The company is a subsidiary of the Andrew Tan-led Alliance Global Inc. which also operates Megaworld, among others. For the vineyard, Lomboy will be working with local brandy maker Emperador and Spanish brandy house San Bruno, which are both owned by Alliance Global. A 10-hectare vineyard will be put up in this area. Photo by Karen Flores, ABS-CBNnews.com “We’re also building a chateau, which means we’ll have our own winery,” explained Harold Geronimo, Megaworld’s director for strategic marketing and communications. “We’ll be storing the grapes and we’ll age them. The company of Mr. Tan will be handling the production of the wines.” Soil not a problem Lomboy also reacted to questions about the Philippine soil, one of the most important things to consider when planting grapes. “There’s no problem with the soil quality here,” he said, adding, “[and even if there is] you can condition the soil, or even replace it.” The primary concern of viticulturists like him, Lomboy said, is the weather. This, according to him, is what gives the Philippines the edge over countries with cooler temperatures. “In the Philippines, from planting to first harvest, it’s below one year. In America, it will take you three years. Why? Because of autumn and winter, stop ang growth. Pero ang Pilipinas, tuluy-tuloy ang growth because of the sunlight. Mas madaling mag-grow ng grapes sa Pilipinas,” he said. First fine wines in PH? With the project, the Andrew Tan-owned company is expected to produce the country’s first fine wines, said Geronimo, who cited the expertise of Lomboy and their Spanish partners. “So it’s the best of both worlds, Europe and the Philippines. The Philippines with Mr. Lomboy’s expertise for more than four decades in growing grapes, plus the expertise of those growing grapes in Spain. Bring them together to produce the finest wines in the Philippines, the first finest Philippine wines,” he said. The products of the planned vineyard – mostly wine and brandy – will be sold by Emperador. But they are not going to do all the work: Alliance Global is also considering to sell lands to those who might want to plant their own grapes. The light green area in this model is where The Vineyard, which includes the 10-hectare vineyard, will be built. Photo by Karen Flores, ABS-CBNnews.com “We are eyeing certain lots within the area which can be used as a vineyard as well by other interested growers,” said Erwin Francis Go, Megaworld’s vice president for sales and marketing. “So we’re not just confined to our own vineyard – we’re offering it already to others who might want to build their own vineyard here. We have pockets of available land for them to grow their own vineyard,” he added. As for the taste of local wines, Lomboy said these are generally sweeter than the ones sold in the United States and Europe, and is expected to be a hit among Filipinos. “Iba ang napro-produce ng tropical countries because of the heat,” he explained. “Mataas ang sugar content kaysa asim. Kaya iba ito sa Europe.” Merlot, Shiraz, Chardonnay The vineyard will be situated within a 177-hectare mixed use area, which is aptly called The Vineyard. The property will feature a low-rise hotel and three towers of condominiums labeled Merlot, Chardonnay and Shiraz -- just like the grape varieties. A look at one of the condominium units in The Vineyard. Photo by Karen Flores, ABS-CBNnews.com The one- and two-bedroom units are priced between P7 million and P12 million each, depending on the size of the balcony, and will be ready by 2017. Other establishments are also set to occupy the 1,149-hectare Twin Lakes, from shopping areas and restaurants to retirement homes, schools and nature parks. Share Facebook Share on Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest Read More: grapes wine Tagaytay vineyard

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