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Heard of plastic rice - is it a myth or reality?
Worried about eating Chinese plastic rice? Read on to find out if you are at risk.
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13.01.18 06:59 AM - Comment(s)
The ABC of Plant Nutrition. Rather, the NPK of plant nutrition.
All plants need the three primary macronutrients represented by the alphabets NPK. Yet, depending upon the plant variety and growth stage, different plants may need a different proportion of individual nutrient at any given point in time.
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10.01.18 06:33 AM - Comment(s)
Understanding Plant Nutrition. What, Why and How?
Find answers to your basic FAQs about plant nutrition.
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03.01.18 08:43 AM - Comment(s)
How to check for adulteration in Tomato Ketchup?
Take a glass of water and put a tablespoon of ketchup in it. If the ketchup sinks and does not give red colour quickly, it is made up of good quality tomatoes.
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29.12.17 09:34 PM - Comment(s)
What is bolting? Why do Spinach bolt? What to do if your Spinach plant has bolted?
Understand the concept of bolting and how to prevent it in your garden.
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26.12.17 08:00 PM - Comment(s)
How to check for adulteration in Apples?
If you are unsure about the presence of wax in the apple you are about to consume, you can always play safe by peeling off its skin. However, if you like the crisp taste of the skin and have some time at hand, you can de-wax the apples following these simple techniques.
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23.12.17 09:10 AM - Comment(s)
How to check for adulteration in Okra?
Copper sulfate and malachite green are two chemicals often used to colour ladyfinger.
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16.12.17 07:35 AM - Comment(s)
How to check for adulteration in Eggplant a.k.a Brinjal?
Scratch the peel of brinjal with a spoon. A white substance at the end of the spoon will show the presence of wax.
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09.12.17 09:56 AM - Comment(s)
How to check for artificial ripening in Banana?
Always inspect the stem, if it is green in colour while the fruit is yellow, it's a sure shot sign of artificially ripened fruit.
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02.12.17 06:13 AM - Comment(s)
Bolting in iceberg Lettuce. What causes it? How to prevent it? What to do if your lettuce plant has bolted?
What can be done with bolted lettuce? If your lettuce has already bolted, there are a few ways to make it useful. Read on to find out.
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29.11.17 06:52 AM - Comment(s)