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3 Different Of Pretty Orchid In Behind Our Cabin 🌸
Hello everyone, how are you doing? Today is a good weather without rain and still cold weather and fresh air. I have three different…
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Smuggler's Notch: Stowe, VT
//:# (!pinmapple 44.57276 lat -72.77549 long d3scr) One of the big downsides about our recent trip to Vermont was…
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A Common Grass Yellow And Two Different Moth 🦋🌼
Greetings everyone, how are you doing today? Today it is a good weather and no rain. Because no rain, it made me working a lot in outside.…
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Don't regret missing the opportunity to buy Bitcoin cheap
Some people might think that 30k USD is not a cheap price for Bitcoin. Those who had been in the crypto world would definitely think that 30k is costly compared to the 1000$…
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Damages done by an over flooding river on my maize farm
HELLO HIVE Rivers at a normal flowing currents normally have their paths carved out and they normally flow through this path , sometimes things can go bad for farmers around…
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Stages in the growth and propagation of cassava
Hello Hive Agricultural engineering has made the production of food faster with an increase in production as well. Normally our planted cassava takes 2-3 years before…
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CURATION REPORT #127 (Hive) for @R2CORNELL'S DISCORD COMMUNITY
Author: @abiga554 CURATION REPORT #127 (HIVE) for @R2CORNELL'S DISCORD COMMUNITY…
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Photos from Tapolca Hungary- a hidden cave below the city.
Just near the lake Balaton you can find a small city called Tapolca. It has a hidden cave below its surface and it is one of the biggest caves in the…
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How we practice Commercial Farming and production of Groundnuts
Hello Hive. Groundnuts can as well be given a name amongst one of the cash crops we grow, because of its benefits and how highly…
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Planting our last and largest batch of Groundnuts.
Bien# Hello Hive Early into June am sure you are surprised that we are still planting groundnut, well we are still in its…