In today’s news, Qatar Charity provides food baskets and medical services to at-risk Nigerians. Climate emergencies disrupt schooling of more than 170 million students, Spanish startup begins using smart tool to detect drinks laced with narcotics, solar irrigation project improves farmers’ livelihoods in Indian village, formerly homeless man in UK plays piano to raise funds for vulnerable people, Singapore-based agribusiness introduces vegan protein powder, and local group rescues injured Great Dane-person and family in British Columbia, Canada.
It’s harvest time in my organic garden and I’m thrilled to offer this handy gardening tip for you. For a bountiful bean harvest, plant seeds directly in warm soil, as beans tend to germinate poorly in cold temperatures. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers as bean roots combine with soil bacteria to make their own nitrogen. Add mulch to help retain moisture, and keep plants consistently watered while they are flowering to encourage good pod development. For a longer harvest, sow a new crop of bush beans every two weeks. Pick pods while they are still young and tender to encourage continued production. Also, consider growing beans that climb, or pole beans, which generally produce higher yields across a season. Love you for Being Veg and Going Green 2 Save the Planet, thus save the world! Thank you for your attention, and here’s the weather around our beautiful globe.
Let’s take a brief excursion in the laughter forest with the following the joke, called “Nothing to Worry About.”
Adrian noticed that his friend Marcus looked unusually troubled.
“What’s bothering you?”
“Do you ever lie awake at night and realize you have absolutely nothing to worry about?”
“That sounds peaceful.”
“That’s what worries me.”
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And now we have a heartline from George in the United States
