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Trees... The Gold Detectors!

Scientists from CSIRO made the discovery and have published their findings in the journal  Nature Communications . "The eucalyptus acts as a hydraulic pump – its roots extend tens of metres into the ground and draw up water containing the gold. As the gold is likely to be toxic to the plant, it’s moved to the leaves and branches where it can be released or shed to the ground," CSIRO geochemist Dr Mel Lintern said. "The leaves could be used in combination with other tools as a more cost effective and environmentally friendly exploration technique." Dr Mel Lintern, CSIRO geochemist The discovery is unlikely to start an old-time gold rush – the "nuggets" are about one-fifth the diameter of a human hair. However, it could provide a golden opportunity for mineral exploration, as the leaves or soil underneath the trees could indicate gold ore deposits buried up to tens of metres underground and under sediments that are up to 60 million years ...

What Should Grow In The Winter?

Up until the end of October there is a good range that can be sown to supplement the leeks, parsnips and sprouts that should already be settled in. Except for garlic, onion sets, asparagus and cabbages, I sow in modules in my cold frame or greenhouse and plant out as mini-plants a few weeks later. Alternatively, sow outside and cover with fleece or perforated polythene . And don't forget pests: slugs and snails are less of a threat now as they start to hibernate, but they can still ruin tender young seedlings. 1  BROAD BEANS I always autumn-sow broad beans. As well as having more time than I do in spring, it stops nutrients leaching through otherwise fallow soil, which allows its structure to deteriorate. They are ready a good month earlier than those sown in April, and they don't get black fly. If the beans are in an exposed position and grow too tall (above a foot ) over winter , they can wave around and split just above ground level, so put in canes or sticks and ...

Do You Know About Cannulated Cow?

This is a ruminal cannula. A system applied to some animals by veterinarians, which consists in opening a hole on the cow's side for permanent access to her stomach. Once the cannula is installed, they can just reach into the stomach of the cow to get a sample of the food to be analyzed. To avoid the gastric juices from running out the cannula, the cannula is covered with a provided plastic stopper, which enables the cow to have a ''normal'' life. The purpose of this method is to investigate the digestive process of each feed which is supplied to the cow, always with the purpose of obtaining the greatest possible productivity in milk and meat, saving in every possible cost. This is one of many incredible and gruesome experiments which are performed daily, in a society that values non-human animals as objects for use and consumption. The only way to fight this cruel exploitation suffered by animals is NOT to participate in it. For More:  http://en.wikipedia....

Store Onion & Garlic In Your Kitchen For At Least 3 Months

This is such a simple idea that will enable you to keep your onions, garlic and shallots fresh, firm and tasty for MONTHS! No more moldy, rotten, sprouting onions! Read More:  The Yummy Life

It's Illegal All Over The World...!

In the near future an exhibition is going to organized by " Royal Orientals Shop 29 Pc Hotel" at PC Hotel Lahore, Pakistan. Is anyone know about the legal status of this event...??? Shahtoosh literally means the ‘king of fine wool’ in Persian. It is made from the down fur of the Chiru antelope found in India, China and Nepal. It lives at an altitude of 5,000 metres and above and has extremely light fur that is incredibly warm as well. Chiru are shy and solitary by nature that makes creating an accurate assessment of their population difficult. Because of its fine quality, it was also hard to weave into a cloth but the artisans of Kashmir, who were already making fine pashmina shawls (made from the wool of the pashmina goat), had the skills to weave this fine fur into a fabric. It is said that Mirza Muhammad Haider Dughlat, who ruled Kashmir from 1540 to 1551, was the first one to introduce shahtoosh weaving to the region. To this day, this craft of ...

Treat Your Digestive Problem With Nature

I know too many people that have become accustomed to living with digestive disorders such as abdominal pain and bloating, irritable bowel and constipation. Digestive problems are particularly common in Western society and have become part of the daily routine for many of us, but in normal condition they are not supposed to appear at all. I believe it is important to get to the root of the problem and treat it. Gastrointestinal disorders may suggest more serious diseases, such as anemia, caused by a lack of certain dietary components in our body. The most common problems related to the digestive tract are diarrhea, constipation, irritable bowel, bowel inflammation, heartburn and stomach ulcers. These usually result from several reasons: Poor nutrition : loads of sugars and simple carbohydrates, consumption of artificial sweeteners, caffeine and alcohol, avoiding dietary fiber and eating too much food. Unhealthy lifestyle : smoking, lack of exercise, lack of sleep, eating be...

Beauty Tip -How to Make Natural Translucent Powder At Home?

Hey friends! I am beyond excited to share my latest DIY find with you, homemade all-natural translucent powder! I heard about this from a friend and thought it was worth a whirl… and it’s amazing. Can you tell I am RAVING about it!?!?!  I have super oily skin and this stuff blots the oil right out, stays put all day AND looks and feels totally natural. Perfect right?  PLUS!! It’s SO cheapest! I got all these ingredients at Whole Foods for less than $10 and it’s gonna last a long time!! Read More:  How To Make Natural Translucent Powder At Home???

The Hobit House Of An Eco-Couple

A young couple has been left heartbroken after planners ordered their unique 'hobbit home' to be bulldozed, effectively leaving them homeless. Charlie Hague and Megan Williams, both 25, built the roundhouse from scratch with their own hands, using only natural materials. But the couple lost their appeal today against a planning enforcement notice telling them to tear their pride and joy home down. Charlie and Megan, who have a one-year-old son Eli, built the house on private land in Glandwr, North Pembrokeshire, last summer. Locals nicknamed it the hobbit home, although most people did not even know it was there because it is so secluded. But Pembrokeshire County Council ordered the couple to demolish their home because it was built without planning permission. Charlie and Megan, who live a self-sufficient lifestyle, fought the decision claiming it had a low impact on the environment because of its unique construction. Charlie, a sculptor and woodworker, said: ...

Poultry Sector Is Improvising...

In the Pakistan protein availability per person is too low. The Pakistan protein committee said that one person is needed 46 to 49 gm . protein in a day for normal functioning of body and 27 gm of protein should be from the animal’s source. But this amount is half than the progressed countries where it is 80-95 gm . And currently in our country as the population is increasing this deficiency may be dangerous. To improve this deficiency of protein the poultry sector is playing an important role.  In current situation poultry is providing a large amount of protein diet. This sector generates direct and indirect income for about 1.5 million people.  For Complete Article, Please! Get Your e-Newsletter Copy Here; Agri . Education Pakistan e-Newsletter

Agriculture (The Matter of Survival)

Agriculture is the mainstay of Pakistan’s economy. It accounts almost 21% of the GDP.  But still this sector, the backbone of the motherland’s economy, is not giving proper attention.  I have found the land of this country is very productive but we are not getting even 50% of its productive capability.  The main reason is feudalism as a major area is owned by the landlords. It is difficult to manage such a huge area so only that part is cultivated which is easy to manage; the rest is left ignored as they do not need to plow. Industrialization has also given threat to this sector. People are migrating to cities and cities are expanding, thus new towns and colonies are constructed on fertile lands. The Government is also not much solemn in this region.  The Government allocated only Rs. 18 billion budget for the agricultural sector of Pakistan but the withdrawal of subsidy on insect repellent and electricity on the conditions of the IMF has done serious d...