River Global’s Post

Why is photosynthesis so important?  When you generate photosynthesis through your green vegetation at your ranch, what you're doing is: you are capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turning it into the ground as a carbohydrate which is fueled. Which is food for your root system and for all the life underground. So, the more you regenerate your ground, the more grass that you have at your ranch, the more photosynthesis you will generate; and this becomes a very, very virtual cycle. A good cycle to have. Have a great grazing day.  . . #highdensitygrazing #cattle #soil #cattlegrazing #cattleranch #ranch #ranchlife #ranchero #rancholife #ranching #ranchy #haveagreatgrazingday

Why is photosynthesis so important?  When you generate photosynthesis through your green vegetation at your ranch, what you're doing is: you are capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turning it into the ground as a carbohydrate which is fueled. Which is food for your root system and for all the life underground. So, the more you regenerate your ground, the more grass that you have at your ranch, the more photosynthesis you will generate; and this becomes a very, very virtual cycle. A good cycle to have. Have a great grazing day.  . . #highdensitygrazing #cattle #soil #cattlegrazing #cattleranch #ranch #ranchlife #ranchero #rancholife #ranching #ranchy #haveagreatgrazingday

https://lnkd.in/eUUaeGEW Wonderful combination of work and home life. Water restoration in the NY harbor through edible, foragible, healthy, local food. So many wonderful layers to this documentary. #pbs #water #oysters

Have you heard about Ribble Catchment INNS, which is one of our latest projects? Well, since we’re halfway through #INNSweek, now is the perfect time to find out more! There are three main plant INNS (invasive non-native species) that cause issues on the Ribble catchment; Himalayan balsam, giant hogweed, and Japanese knotweed. The Ribble Catchment INNS project will help to tackle all three of these plants, with a focus on giant hogweed. Read more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/ediP7SyZ #INNS #Himalayanbalsam #GiantHogweed #RiverConservation

🌿🌸 Create your own Mini Wildflower Meadow in just 6 easy steps! 💚 Step 1: Remove weeds and debris to give your wildflowers the best chance to thrive. 🌿 Step 2: Prepare the soil by turning it over or raking it to create a rough surface for your seeds. 👨🏽🌾 Step 3: Scatter your seeds evenly across the soil, being mindful of windy conditions. 💨 Step 4: Water in your seeds using a shower setting on a hosepipe or watering can. 💦 Step 5: Keep the soil well-watered for germination, which should occur within 28 days. 🌱 Step 6: Sit back, relax, and watch your Mini Meadow come to life in just a few months! 🌼🐝🪱💚🤞🏾 Remember to sow your seeds in March or early April for best results. Try using @empathy_rootgrow Mini Meadow seeds for added success with soil conditioner and Mycorrhizal Fungi. 🍄🟫 #WildflowerMeadow #GardeningTips #NatureLovers #GreenThumb 🌿🌼

9 Fast-Growing Evergreen Trees That Will Be Tall Before You Know It

9 Fast-Growing Evergreen Trees That Will Be Tall Before You Know It

Clear skies and sunshine can transform the ocean's surface into a gleaming mirror, presenting both challenges and opportunities for the saltwater angler. This comprehensive guide delves into the nuances of bait selection on these pristine days, drawing on the wisdom of seasoned fishermen to help you lure in your catch with finesse and precision. #Bucktails #howtousepaddletails #saltwaterfishing #saltwatershrimplures #topwaterlures

🌳❤ When the magic in the mazon begins... #TheAmazonNut The Amazon Nuts is conected to the heart of the rainforest, it contributes to the care and conservation of an entire ecosystem, millions of insects, plants, animals and microorganisms. ✅ When the Amazon Nut or Brazil Nut tree begins to bear its first fruits (between 10 and 15 years old), after the bumblebee pollinates the hard cocoon (flower) of the nut, it takes about 18 months for the magic to begin; after the bumblebee pollinates the hard cocoon (flower) of the nut, it takes approximately 18 months for the magic to begin, the coconuts fall to the ground more than 50 meters high and are the favorite food of the agoutis (añujes), These in their eagerness to hide their food and save reserves break the hard coconut and hide the seeds in the depths of the Amazon forest, some time later they forget the exact place where they hid them, giving rise to the majesty of the forest and generating the reproduction of new trees generating an incredible cycle of life. Source: Amazon Rainforest Conservancy Link: https://lnkd.in/gYquCAz #Amazonnut #brazilnut #Amazonrainforest #peru #nut

9 Fast-Growing Evergreen Trees That Will Be Tall Before You Know It