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What pump to get


Hi all, I have a small greenhouse with two 55g barrels for watering over winter. I am looking for advice on what pump to get to pump water out of my barrels to my plants. I want something that I can mount and then run a hose into each of the two barrels depending on which I’m drawing from and want a small showerhead like flow from the hose to plants. I am currently looking at the Wayne pc2 portable transfer pump, but am not sure if this is too much power for what I’m looking for. My hose would be a maximum on 30ft or so. Any advice is welcome. Thanks!

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Am I just over thinking this?


I’m just now starting out. We bought a property in Nov so I’m trying to be ready by spring. I have 2 apple trees, 2 apricot trees, one pear tree and two peach trees I need to plan guilds for ( I bought the trees for 75% off in August back when we were looking for acreage and then repotted them) but I am utterly overwhelmed. I don’t even know how far apart the trees need to be. I’m in zone 4. Is there somewhere I can go that makes it simple? I don’t mind paying for a class or something but nothing applies to our conditions we have here (windy, dry, sandy and cold) and I don’t want to waste my money. I DO know I want strawberries but that’s as far as I can get without my brain freaking out.

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Just as Gouda: Improving the quality of cheese alternatives

Scientists are working to produce plant-based cheese with all the characteristics of real cheese, but with better health benefits. To create a cheesy product with the same texture as the real thing, they looked at a variety of physical attributes such as the melting, stretching, and oil-release upon grilling and heating and studied isolates from three proteins and how they interacted with the oil and with the starch matrix of the cheese alternative. Using a blend of sunflower and coconut oil decreased the saturated fat content of the cheese, creating a healthy and sustainable alternative to dairy cheeses and other plant-based cheeses.

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Great Barrier Reef fish evidence suggests shifts in major global biodiversity patterns

Life on the Great Barrier Reef is undergoing big changes in the face of climate change and other human-caused pressures, a new study reveals. From food security to controlling seaweed and even making sand for beaches, reef fish are a hugely important part of marine ecosystems providing a range of benefits to humans and coral reef ecosystems. New research reveals significant transformations in fish communities on the Great Barrier Reef, the World’s largest coral reef ecosystem.

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