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The 6-year-old Ryker Roque died last Sunday (January 14) at a hospital in Orlando, Florida (USA) after touching a bat that Father Henry found in the garden and putting i…
The best ways to protect you and your loved ones from poisonous red-tailed green snakes.
A recent study published in the journal Neurology shows that older people who are active as gardeners or housework are less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than th…
A new study shows simple activities such as crossword puzzles, gardening, making snacks and singing can curb the progression of dementia, according to Top News.
A 3-year-old girl in Indiana (USA), suffers from a rare syndrome, addicted to eating things like light bulbs or bricks.
A Kansas professor said: Gardening may be a way to combat the growing problem of childhood obesity.
The digestive stimulants are plants and leaves available in the garden. When bloating, indigestion, these medicinal plants can help regain a pleasant feeling.
Lemongrass is effective in repelling mosquitoes and flies when grown in gardens. The lemongrass is crushed into the face of the baby's eczema. Lemongrass is another name…
Not only are they able to invent things that have changed people's lives, they have created quite odd things that even look stupid with the common name Chindogu.
A farmer in Dong Thap province has made a semi-automatic water spraying machine with the advantages: when spraying evenly water (replacing rain), reducing labor, fast an…
The computer program helps a software engineer become a high quality clean vegetable manufacturer even without owning fertile land.
A trial in Australia takes place in the village near Canberra, where residents have to drive for about 40 minutes to buy anything, whether it's milk, green leafy veg…
A digital greenhouse has just appeared in Tokyo, using illusion lighting and the 'vegetable orchestra'.
According to Engadget, this is the result of research by two companies in Alaska to eliminate the shortage of fresh vegetables in remote areas.
According to Tech Insider, Everblume is a hydroponic garden, meaning that the tree will be grown in a nutrient-rich water environment instead of the usual soil.