Welcome back to Hydroponics Daily, where today’s episode dives into the world of clover mites. These bright red mites are often mistaken for the more problematic red spider mites, but they belong to an entirely different species. While clover mites are usually seen on lawns, walls, and stones, red spider mites are a known pest for crops, particularly in greenhouse and indoor hydroponic settings. Despite their appearance, clover mites pose no significant threat to plants and generally stay outdoors, rarely causing indoor infestations. Host [Name] explains how these harmless mites are often wrongly feared and discusses why there's no need to eliminate them unless they're causing real problems. Tune in to discover the difference between these two mites and learn why embracing nature’s diversity is the best approach. https://eutrema.co.uk/shop/pesticides-organic/eutrema-insecticidal-soap-sodium-free/

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SummaryIn this episode, Janelle and Trudi discuss the concept of urban farming, focusing on how individuals in smaller communities or suburbs can bring the farm to their homes. They explore gardening techniques suitable for limited spaces, the importance of understanding growing zones, and the types of plants that are easy to grow. The conversation also delves into incorporating animals into urban living, discussing chickens, quail, rabbits, and more. Finally, they emphasize the significance of sourcing food locally and connecting with local farmers to support community agriculture.TakeawaysYou can grow your own food even in the city.Vertical gardening maximizes limited space.Understanding your growing zone is crucial for gardening success.Choose plants that your family will actually eat.Zucchini can be prolific, so plant wisely.Chickens provide both eggs and natural fertilizer.Quail are a great option for small spaces.Rabbits are efficient meat producers and easy to care for.Support local farmers to strengthen your community.Research and prepare before starting your own farm.Mentions:⁠Anne Of All Trades ⁠Jill Ragan of ⁠Whispering Willow Farms⁠Adam Martin of⁠ Beeing Kept⁠Cassidy Cornell of ⁠The Halftime Homestead⁠⁠Seedtime Us⁠⁠Find The Farmstead Revival on IG⁠To share questions or topics you would like to see discussed in the future - ⁠⁠The Farmstead Revival⁠⁠ In need of a livestock consult? Livestock nutrition questions? Check out our resources here - ⁠⁠Animal Nutrition Consult⁠

Send us a textReview of Key Themes and Facts from Source Material on the Toronto Condominium Market in Early 2025Overview:The episode paints a clear picture of a significant "reset" underway in the Toronto condominium market in early 2025. Characterized by falling prices, a surge in inventory, and reduced transaction activity, the market has transitioned from a period of heated growth to a correction phase. This shift is reshaping opportunities and challenges for sellers, buyers, and investors alike.https://www.houseinbrampton.ca

Send us a textIn today’s episode of the Custom Built Podcast, I’m diving deep into what it really means to design your home with intention, function, and purpose. It’s not just about pretty countertops or trendy tiles — it’s about creating a home that works for your life and your family. I share personal stories (like my very scratched-up wood floors!) and give you practical ways to think beyond surface-level choices so your renovation stands the test of time.We also explore how your home can — and should — be an extension of your values. From picking durable finishes that fit your lifestyle to letting go of gifts or decor that no longer serve you, I walk you through building a space that feels true to who you are. If you're planning a renovation or just dreaming of one, this episode will get you thinking deeper before you ever pick up a paintbrush. Let’s build something that’s not just beautiful, but custom-built for you.

Got rhubarb piling up in your kitchen or freezer? You're not alone! In this springtime episode, we're sharing our favourite ways to harvest, preserve, and use rhubarb — from sweet treats to savoury dishes. We chat about: How (and when) to properly harvest rhubarb Safe handling tips (don’t eat the leaves!) Our go-to ways to preserve rhubarb: freezing, juicing, freeze-drying Favourite recipes like cobblers, jams, pork with rhubarb, and even rhubarb BBQ sauce The surprising health benefits (and cautions) of eating rhubarb Why it’s one of the easiest and earliest crops to grow Whether you’ve got one plant or forty (yep, we’re serious), this episode is packed with ideas to help you use up every last stalk. 📝 Want a great dinner recipe? Check out Rhubarb Pork Loin HERE 🎧 Listen now and fall in love with this tart spring favourite all over again.

It's Tuesday 13 May 2025: welcome to today's episode. Beautiful sunshine but still no rain. I'm running low on water so it's a bit of a tense time. Tonight I'm on the plot talking about how I'm managing my seedlings in the hot and dry conditions. Some plants are doing fine but I really wish I had more water right now.The digger man is booked for tomorrow and I'm very excited. Having more turf lifted will double my planting area so I can't wait but I'm slightly holding my breath until he arrives and does the work. The dahlias are outside now and doing really well. I've found some gall on one of the tubers which is disappointing but not the end of the world. More seedlings have been planted out but now watering them is becoming a bit scary: do I have enough water to last until it rains? I also talk about an idea I've just heard on another podcast about selling single varieties of stems at local markets rather than mixed bouquets so I'm giving serious thought to doing this. It's an extremely busy time and there's alot going on. I do hope you enjoy the episode. In this episode, join me for an update on the plot. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ How the dahlias are doing ✅ Why I've just mulched my Verbena bonariensis✅ Dahlia gall: what to do with infected plants and tubers ✅ Why you should buy good quality hosepipe fittings  ✅ Thoughts on selling at my local market ✅  Digger man update  🌻 Follow & Stay Connected!If you like what you hear, please follow the podcast so you never miss an episode. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review – it really does help more flower lovers find the show. Follow me on instagram @henhillcutflowers for a behind-the-scenes look at life on my cut flower plot.Join me on my journey through a year of growing and selling cut flowers. I'm going to give you the low-down on what it's really like, how I'm getting started, what you do and don't need, what I do when and why, the successes and failures, and just about everything in between. All in real time. With guest appearances from my chickens every now and then. 

This episode Brad talks with Freedom Tires Mobile Sales & Service owner-operators Ryan and Kenny. They hit all sorts of topics applying to blue collar business including partnership, challenges, and systems. 

Sometimes experiences in youth mold us more than we know.  Brian saw the effects that drugs were having on some of those around him at a young age and decided a career in law enforcement was what he wanted.  With a few degrees in criminal justice and human resources under his belt, he began as a local police officer but the next step was closer than he realized.  Fast forward 23 years and Brian was ending his career as a DEA Supervisory Agent.  This interview is as solid as it gets and at times, is a bit raw; thats life.  We discuss the addiction epidemic, Drug cartels, the supply and demand side of the drug problem, DEA pay, beneficial skillsets, and what a DEA agent will do to infiltrate and disrupt the drug scourge on our society.  We also discuss Brians work in training and drug education after his long career with the DEA.  Brians links can be found below.  Thanks Brian! Brian can be found at www.eagle6training.com or www.only2mg.comIf you found this episode enjoyable/helpful and would like to support the show, you can do so HERE.  Thanks! 

 A Fractured Fairy Tale by The JJs🎙️ Epi 24 – Rapunzel’s Tangled Tales of Hair & Home🧼✨ Practical tips hidden in a fairy tale twist!📺 Watch now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/MsqyNL1d-44🌐 Show notes & resources: www.TheJJsDeclutterPodcast.com🪮 Episode Summary:In this delightfully tangled episode, co-hosts Julie and Janis give Rapunzel a modern-day decluttering makeover. From hairbrush disasters to product overload and clogged drain dragons, it’s all wrapped in humor and super practical advice.You’ll laugh, learn, and leave ready to give your own bathroom a royal refresh!💡 What You'll Learn in Episode 24:[00:01:49] How to clean hairbrushes and combs:Remove trapped hair, soak and scrub for fresh, functional brushes that don’t resemble furry houseplants.[00:03:49] Quick hacks for organizing hair accessories:Declutter and store scrunchies, clips, and ties with simple, creative solutions—even ice cube trays![00:06:23] Step-by-step guide for clearing hair from drains:Fight the dreaded "Drain Dragon" with baking soda, vinegar, drain snakes, and pro tips like the TubShroom.[00:08:04] How to declutter hair products (aka the potion problem):Say goodbye to expired, unused potions and keep only what you actually use.[00:09:58] Creating your own “Tower Top Salon” haircare zone:Designate one functional space for all your tools and products—mirror, outlet, and microfiber cloth included.✂️ Rapunzel’s Hairy Highlights:“Her hairbrush was basically a hairy houseplant.”“Long hair, don’t care—unless it’s clogging the drain!”“Rapunzel didn’t need a prince—just a microfiber cloth and a caddy.”🧼 Mentioned in This Episode:DIY drain cleaner: Baking soda + vinegar + hot waterHair tool organizers & vanity caddy ideasMirror cleaning tips with vinegar + microfiber clothStorage solutions using bins, trays, tins, and more🔗 Links & Resources:📺 Watch the full episode: YouTube Link🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple, or your favorite podcast app📸 Follow on Instagram: @abcdeclutterwithjj👥 Join the Facebook Community: ABC Declutter Facebook Group🌐 Visit: www.abcdeclutter.com Keep it Simple, Keep it Intentional, and - as always - Keep Decluttering!!