1. Plants are safeguarded from harm through various measures. Fences or netting prevent animals like rabbits or stray cattle from entering the garden. Organic pesticides or neem-based solutions effectively deter harmful pests without damaging plants. Companion planting, such as growing marigolds, naturRead more

    Plants are safeguarded from harm through various measures. Fences or netting prevent animals like rabbits or stray cattle from entering the garden. Organic pesticides or neem-based solutions effectively deter harmful pests without damaging plants. Companion planting, such as growing marigolds, naturally repels certain insects. Additionally, regular monitoring of plants helps detect pests or diseases early. Proper care and timely actions ensure plants remain healthy and grow without disturbances.

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  2. Two key learnings during the visit were the concept of companion planting and the role of soil preparation. Companion planting, such as using marigolds to repel pests, showcased a natural pest-control method. Additionally, understanding soil preparation techniques like aerating and adding organic maRead more

    Two key learnings during the visit were the concept of companion planting and the role of soil preparation. Companion planting, such as using marigolds to repel pests, showcased a natural pest-control method. Additionally, understanding soil preparation techniques like aerating and adding organic matter emphasized how proper groundwork impacts plant growth. Both practices highlight sustainable and efficient gardening strategies that promote a thriving kitchen garden with minimal environmental impact.

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  3. To lift heavy pots safely, seek assistance from others to distribute the weight. Use proper posture by bending your knees and keeping your back straight to prevent strain. Hold the pot firmly and ensure your grip is secure. Avoid overexertion and assess the weight before lifting. If unsure, ask forRead more

    To lift heavy pots safely, seek assistance from others to distribute the weight. Use proper posture by bending your knees and keeping your back straight to prevent strain. Hold the pot firmly and ensure your grip is secure. Avoid overexertion and assess the weight before lifting. If unsure, ask for help or use equipment like trolleys to transport pots. These precautions prevent injuries and accidents during gardening activities.

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  4. Planting seeds in a kitchen garden involves preparing nutrient-rich soil and ensuring proper aeration. Make small holes or furrows for the seeds and plant them at the appropriate depth based on their type. Cover the seeds lightly with soil, water gently to moisten, and maintain consistent hydration.Read more

    Planting seeds in a kitchen garden involves preparing nutrient-rich soil and ensuring proper aeration. Make small holes or furrows for the seeds and plant them at the appropriate depth based on their type. Cover the seeds lightly with soil, water gently to moisten, and maintain consistent hydration. Place the garden in a location with adequate sunlight, as it is essential for seed germination and healthy growth. Regular care ensures optimal results.

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  5. Manure and fertilizers play a crucial role in gardening by supplying vital nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which support healthy plant growth. They improve soil fertility, structure, and water retention, ensuring plants receive adequate nourishment. Organic manure enhances soRead more

    Manure and fertilizers play a crucial role in gardening by supplying vital nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which support healthy plant growth. They improve soil fertility, structure, and water retention, ensuring plants receive adequate nourishment. Organic manure enhances soil health naturally, while fertilizers provide targeted nutrition for better yields. Regularly adding these to the garden ensures robust plant development and higher-quality produce, making them indispensable for successful gardening.

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