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monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-13 04:20
Published via Ecency
Grow Beans with me, the best specie to plant for maximum production.
Hello Hive It's a beautiful Thursday morning and we are grateful for the help of God so far. We have been able to achieve a whole lot this week and it is such a blessing. Our blessings were multiplied
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twicejoy
AgroHub
2026-08-12 06:29
🐔 Three Weeks In: My Birds Are Growing, and So Are the Challenges!
Hello Hives, Today officially makes three weeks since I brought my birds home, and honestly, I’m really happy with the progress so far. 🐔❤️ The growth has been wonderful, and one thing I’m especially
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monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-12 04:15
Published via Ecency
Rice Transplanting in hope, Join us for transplanting exercise of rice plants in the field
Hello Hive This is the rice Transplanting exercise we normally do yearly transferring seedlings from their seed bed into the rice fields. Even though the rains hadn't started yesterday and one can still
monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-11 04:20
Published via Ecency
Join me in transplanting Sorghum
Hello Hive Rice plants are a little bit more fragile than Sorghum and like I mentioned earlier the timing for planting most of our crops is far been spent while the rain has consistently delayed in coming.
cliffblank
Actifit
2026-08-08 23:17
Published via Ecency
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13 Months, 377 Days: A Look Back at My Planet Fitness Streak
13 Months, 377 Days: A Look Back at My Planet Fitness Streak I pulled my Check‑in History Report from Planet Fitness for the past thirteen months — July 2025 through July 2026 — and decided to actually
monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-10 04:21
Published via Ecency
Consequences of the rain breaks and drought during the peak of farming, better plans to navigate harsh weather conditions for crops.
Hello Hive A warm welcome to a new week to each and every one of us. I hope that we were able to have as much rest as possible during the short weekend. Sundays are the only days we get to rest as farmers
johnny023
Homesteading
2026-08-10 05:38
Published via Ecency
Why You Shouldn't Cover Scattered Rice Seeds With Too Much Soil 🌾🌾
Hello everyone, When establishing a rice nursery by scattering the seeds, one small mistake can have a big effect on germination: covering the seeds with too much soil. Rice seeds need a few things to
monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-09 04:19
Published via Ecency
Saturdays work of Transplanting Lettuce in the farm
Hello Hive Gradually we got started with the transplanting of the lettuce yesterday moving them from the nursery and transferring to the farm. They have spent a year in the nursery and we couldn't leave
twicejoy
AgroHub
2026-08-08 07:27
🐔 Day 17: The Birds Are Growing… And So Is My Cleaning Work!
Hello Hives, It’s another day on my bird's cage, and today marks Day 17 since I brought my birds home. Honestly, I can’t complain about their progress so far. They are growing, eating well, drinking
cliffblank
Actifit
2026-08-13 05:14
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My Actifit Report Card: August 12 2026
Foul mood, fair gains. 🐔💪 Woke up ruffled today — everything felt off, patience was thin, and I could feel that low simmer of irritation looking for somewhere to go. Instead of stewing in it, I let the
monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-08 04:20
Published via Ecency
The yearly drought consistently damaging and interrupting our farming activities
Hello Hive The condition in which I had met our crops in the farm yesterday was a pathetic one. It is now becoming painful that this has to keep repeating itself every year. It is already a challenging
monica-ene
Homesteading
2026-08-07 12:02
Published via Ecency
Today's farm work, preparing rice seedlings for planting
Hello Hive Today we have planned to visit the farm much earlier to start the transplanting process of our rice plant. Having gotten to the farm I started with removing the mulching I had made over the