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Thursday, December 1, 2016

Cheap Ways to Improve your Garden

People who love growing any type of plant is always coming up with different ways on how to improve their garden. A lot of times, they end up buying commercially made fertilizers in order to hasten the growth of their plants. Will it really make your plants grow faster? One can never know. But it is a known fact that a lot of what we are eating today has been treated with chemicals and that includes commercially bought fertilizers. Anything artificial and chemically treated is harmful to our health that is why we need to be more health conscious and switch to a more natural way of growing our veggies and fruits. Besides, most of these so called commercial fertilizers cost a lot so why spend a lot on something that will harm you in the end, right?

What most people do right now to keep their plants healthy is by using organic fertilizers. With the gradual decrease in our economy right now, we have to think of ways to save more money to and use it for more urgent needs which brings about the idea of learning how to make organic fertilizer on your own. Actually, you do not need to go far to be able to have the things that you need to make an organic fertilizer because almost everything is found inside your home. Fruit peelings for example can be a good source to use as compost for your garden, uncooked vegetable leftovers, saw dust, egg shells, worm castings, paper towels, leftover cereals, lifeless plants, and so on. So many raw materials that you could choose from, you have to make use of your resourcefulness and try to recycle. There are many articles and sites that you could visit which could instruct you on how to make your own fertilizer.

The most commonly used organic fertilizer is compost; this is when organic products, like what has been mentioned earlier, decay or rots. When the raw materials reach its decaying or rotting stage, it is broken down to water and minerals which are not only nutritious to your plants and vegetables but also nutritious the soil. A healthy soil produces healthy plants. The thing with compost is that it takes time before you get to produce good compost. One thing more, decaying materials usually smell bad which is what you have to endure if you really want to go for it. You can also buy a ready-made organic fertilizer but it will trash the idea of saving money.

For good health, it is nice to switch to organic and lessen the amount of chemicals that we take in everyday. It is not even expensive to grow an organic vegetable garden if you know what you are doing. Don’t you think it amazing to eat naturally grown products in your garden? Again, organic is synonymous to natural, and whatever natural is good for the health.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

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Saturday, November 26, 2016

Organic Food Secrets

In the old ways of buying food products in groceries, we only tend to look at its price and quality. However, today we are now considering a lot of important factors like: are they grown with good source of water, are they free of any kind of fertilizers and so on. We even try to look in other products how much percentage of both saturated and unsaturated fats they contain since everyone knows about the importance of health. This is the reason why many people nowadays are turning to organic food as they are worth spending.

There are various agricultural products that can be allowed to be produced organically and that include processed foods, eggs, dairy, meat, and grains.

What are the Difference of Organic Food and Non-Organic Food?

Non-organic

Before the time of WWII, the only option for farmers to grow their crops is without using any pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. However, when technology was developed, there were many farmers who found several chemicals, for example the ammonium nitrate, that they used as munitions which then became a fertilizer. They also found organophosphate which was used as insecticide later on.

When it comes to non-organic foods, farmers used fertilizers to increase their production. Insecticides are also used in order to control the animal antibiotics of pests and growth hormones used in increasing the production as well as to avoid any kinds of diseases.

Organic

In an organic food, fertilizers that are used are natural fertilizers such as green manure, seed meals, chopped plant materials, and so on. The green manure will protect the plant from the growth of weeds.

What is the type of Fertilizer Used in Organic Food?

There are a lot of hearsays about the effect of bad fertilizers to the environment so far, many are still using fertilizers to grow organic food. But what kind of fertilizer is being used in growing organic food? Of course, it is organic fertilizer. Meaning this type of fertilizer was not yet synthesized or their basic chemical make-up was not yet altered. When you are hearing bad comments about fertilizers from the media, they are simply focusing only on synthetic fertilizers.

Standards for Growing Organic Food

There were standards that have been set by the government of USA for growing organic food and farmers should be able to get a certificate from USDA before they could sell. If you have seen an organic food that is labeled as USDA Organic that means the food is made according to the US government’s standards.

The government of US has set standards of the type of food that is going to be eliminated in organic foods. Natural foods can be included on organics however not all of the natural foods you know are organic.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

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Thursday, October 27, 2016

Organic Fertilizer – The Truth Behind Organic Gardening

You should believe that the use of natural remedies to grow healthy fruits and vegetables is better than using chemical fertilizers.

There are few important facts about organic gardening and these are some good reasons why you should go for organic fertilizer.

 You will be able to build compost easily – You can make your own organic fertilizer from the waste in your kitchen or garden. Even though this may take more of your time compared to when you just buy chemical fertilizers that are readily available in the market, this will surely help you find a better way of using your waste while you try to help the environment at the same time.

 The use of organic farming does not use chemicals – Obviously, organic farming does not use any chemicals that may cause harmful effect on anyone’s health. This is very important especially when you want to grow healthy fruits and vegetables. There are many chemical companies guarantee that if their products are used correctly then there will be no harmful effects rendered. However, according to researches, it points out that even the smallest amount of poison that is absorbed by the skin can cause diseases like allergy and cancer. With the use of organic fertilizer, such diseases can be prevented. You should always keep in mind that pesticides contain toxic chemicals which only have function, and that is to end the life of any living thing.

 Lessen the harm to the environment – Most often, poisons are carried out into the rivers that kills all living creatures as well as their natural habitat.

 Saves more money – When you opt for organic gardening then most definitely you will be able to save more money than spending much on expensive chemical fertilizers.

 Natural remedies – With the use of pine needles, it can impede the growth of weeds effectively while maintaining the moisture of the soil. Moreover, other plants can also be grown alongside the initial crop to lessen the harm.

 Avoid plant disease – In organic gardening, you should choose a plant that is resistant with disease. There are a lot of diseases that may spread because of relentless bad air circulation and moisture. So you have to make sure that you are watering your garden properly to prevent any diseases from growing.

There are many benefits that can be obtained from using organic fertilizer, this does not only help you grow your plants healthy but it will also keep the environment safe. Aside from that, you get to have the opportunity to harvest healthy crops as long as you won’t use chemical fertilizers. If you want to find out more about organic gardening then maybe you should start creating your own home garden.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEpcYuSLTbmshY-jf175HdQ/videos

Sunday, October 9, 2016

Why Choose Organic Farming

Common farming practices in a lot of agricultural lands make use of chemical fertilizers. This is what most was doing before organic farming has been introduced not only because chemical fertilizers are abundant in the market but also the fact that it is more accessible unlike organic fertilizers that takes time to be produced.

Consumers are more conscious about their health these days that is why they choose to consume more vegetables than meat. And they not only choose ordinary vegetables but veggies that are naturally grown, organic in short. Any product that is labeled as organic just means that no chemicals were being used to produce this kind of commodity. Organic products do not come cheap which is why those who cannot afford it do not give it much attention.

Organic farming has never been totally implemented here in the Philippines for a lot of reasons. For one, farmers cannot afford to waste their time waiting for organic fertilizers to be produced when they can start farming using chemical fertilizers as an option. Some are not open to a change that is why they stick to their old ways. The Department of Agriculture is having a difficult time implementing organic farming in the Philippines because of these reasons and more. There are different opinions from farmers, producers and consumers about organic farming which makes it more controversial. It was only recently that the R.A. 10068 under the Organic Agriculture Act of 2010 has been acted upon. With the help of non-government organizations, organic farming has been gradually implemented in some agricultural areas here in the Philippines, which is a good sign. One cannot pass a law and expect everyone to act upon it the moment it is introduced.

Basically, there had been problems arising regarding organic farming, on top of the list is budget. One needs to have a big capital to be able to produce organic fertilizers needed for their farm. They can have another option which is to buy a ready-made organic fertilizer but then it will be cheaper if they will be able to have the means to produce their own and continue to produce and sell it at the same time when harvest season is over. Secretary Alcala has been looking for some solutions to these problems and together with the Department of Agriculture came up with spending P2.6 Billion pesos for the conversion of existing composting facilities into organic fertilizer production plants which is more beneficial for farmers. Check out more about this information online or the latest news in Philippine Agriculture to learn more about these projects and propositions.

Adopting organic farming might be the answer to improve the Filipino’s level of wellness for anything made up of organic ingredients is a lot better for our health.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

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Thursday, October 6, 2016

A Simple Guide to Make Your Own Organic Fertilizer

If gardening is what you love doing the most then it is great that you will be able to grow your own crops healthily especially if you are going to use organic fertilizers. Aside from learning how to grow your fruits and vegetables that are pesticides free there is also a way for you to learn how to make organic fertilizer of your own.

It brings a lot of benefit when you are able to make your own organic fertilizer in your own garden as this will save you a lot of money and you can be sure that your fruits and vegetables are grown healthy. Aside from that you will also be able to help in restoring the fertility of your soil naturally. This can also be a good practice of putting your waste into good use.

It is actually easy to make your own organic fertilizer. All you need to do is to learn the right ingredients and the amount of ingredients to use. Just give this a mix periodically and then you can now have an organic fertilizer of your own.

Ingredients of organic fertilizer

If you want to learn the simple ways of making your own organic fertilizer there are actually three important main ingredients that you need to have such as “the greens” those that nitrogen rich and “the browns” rich in Carbon, air, and water. The greens are those materials mostly seen in the garden such as garden wastes, grass clippings, and leaves. Other materials include kitchen wastes like peels of fruits and vegetables and other wastes in the kitchen that are not greasy and meat products. It also consists of animal manure from animals in the farm poultry included. You should always remember that the waste of your cat or dog should not be added in the ingredients of your fertilizer. Also do not include wastes like cooked food or fish.

Brown ingredient include twigs that can be found in the garden as well as waste paper, wood shavings, sawdust, small branches from pruning, and cardboard.

It is also necessary to include water in making your own organic fertilizer as this will help in making your materials rot. But it is also important to add water with the correct amount because making your compost heap too dry will not help in decomposing the materials while too much amount of water will not create a good fertilizer thus making it smell bad. Meaning, you are just nurturing bad bacteria in your fertilizer. If you also allow air to be included in your fertilizer the process will speed up.

When you already know how to make your own organic fertilizer then most definitely it will no longer be that hard for you to grow your fruits and vegetables well and healthy without spending too much money.

References:

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Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Taking Lessons from Organic Fertilizer Suppliers Philippines:

Introduction to Organic Fertilizers

We often see and hear environmentalists say that we should take good care of our soil. Aside from the fact that it is an integral part of the whole eco-system, we have to bear in our minds that a big percentage of our food supply are being nourished in the soil. Tips on how to take good care of the soil, so as how to grow organic food items are rampant in the World Wide Web. However, if you want to make sure that you’ll be doing the farming process appropriately, you should take some lessons from experts, like organic fertilizer suppliers Philippines.

Supposedly, the soil of your garden should be able to render your preferred plants all the nutrients that it needs, at proper amounts. However, the fact remains that our soil is not that rich, thus, it requires a little boost so that it could function in accordance to your expectation. According to organic fertilizer suppliers Philippines, if you are yearning to enhance your garden, landscape, or your yard, you should not overlook the relevance of improving the quality of the soil.

With this regard, people with green thumbs, like you, could benefit from organic fertilizers. According to organic fertilizer suppliers Philippines, all plants require:

Macronutrients, such as phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen
Micronutrients, like manganese, iron, chlorine, zinc, copper, boron, as well as nickel (but in tiny quantities)
Secondary nutrients, such as calcium, magnesium, and sulfur

Experts say that organic fertilizing could be either technical or easy, it really depends on the user. If you are a type of farmer or gardener who does not want to allot too much time in determining what your plant wants, there are commercial blend organic fertilizers, which can be utilized on all kinds of plants.

However, if you are someone who would like to treat the plant solitarily, then you should invest time to research for singular fertilizers or for certain mixes for your preferred crop or crops. You also have to remember that fertilizing protocol may modify as plants grow.

Why you should go organic?

Plants do not have the ability to ascertain if the nitrogen or any other nutrients that they are absorbing originate from a chemical or organic source. Whether you simply love farming or gardening or you want to make profit from your chosen crops, you should comprehend that selecting organic fertilizers than the chemical fertilizers affects the health of both the ground water and soil.

As explained by organic fertilizer suppliers Philippines, organic fertilizers could meliorate the soil. The synthetic or the chemical fertilizers on the other hand are capable of depleting the soil, especially if it is being used for a long time.

Take time to know the differences between the organic fertilizers and the chemical based ones. From there, you will surely appreciate the organic fertilizers even more. As organic fertilizer suppliers Philippines say, by using safe, effective, organic fertilizers, we could save our planet from further deterioration, so as protect the health of people.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEpcYuSLTbmshY-jf175HdQ/videos

Saturday, May 28, 2016

How to Make Organic Fertilizer:

Homemade Fertilizer Recipes for Green Thumbs

This only means that if you are planning to hone your green thumb skills, then you should be active in taking care of your plants, especially when it comes to what they eat. Fertilizers, be it organic or synthetic, are substances which render certain nutrients that plants require in order to grow. Both organic fertilizers and the synthetic ones contain 2 kinds of nutrients, and these are macronutrients (for instance, sulfur, magnesium, and calcium) and the micronutrients like boron, iron, chlorine, molybdenum, and manganese.

What makes organic fertilizers different from the synthetic or the inorganic ones is where the nutrients originate. Synthetic fertilizers are typically out of chemical reactions which could generate ammonia, which is the basic building block that triggers the synthesis of the other required compounds.

Inorganic fertilizers can as well be acquired from some natural sources, such as minerals and rocks. Organic fertilizers on the other hand are out of materials that are being acquired from plants or animals.

As a beginner, you are surely intrigued of the pros of using organic fertilizers, and some of them are jotted below:

· Organic fertilizers could help the soil in retaining the moisture, therefore, lessening the requirement for too much water.

· Organic fertilizers release nitrogen gradually, allowing the plants to have steadier and growth period.

· Organic fertilizers could as well help in keeping the soil’s structure, thus, preventing soil erosion.

· Organic fertilizers can employ natural nutrient storage structures in the soil. This makes the food storage of microorganisms last long, allowing you to save funds on the fertilizer.

Some of the best homemade organic fertilizer recipes…

Grass Fertilizer…

This kind of organic fertilizer is jam packed with oxygen, nitrogen, so as phosphorus. Make sure not to utilize grass that is treated with herbicides.

§ How to make organic fertilizer out of grass

· In a 5-gallon bucket, about 2/3 of the way, put in fresh, herbicide-free grass.

· Add water. The amount should be a couple of inches below the gallon’s top.

· Let the mixture sit at a room temperature for about 3 days. Make sure to stir it at least once a day.

· Strain the water off the gallon and onto another container.

· Dilute the “tea” with same parts of water and then you can use it already.

Compost tea…

Do not use an unfinished compost since it may have harsh pathogens. However, you should not also use a too old compost, since it may be lacking of nutrients.

§ How to make organic fertilizer out of compost tea:

· In a 5-gallon bucket, place a good quality finished compost, about 1/3 full.

· And then, place water about a couple of inches below the gallon’s top.

· Just let the mixture sit and steep for about 3 to 4 days.

· Make sure to stir the mixture every now and then.

· After the mentioned period of time, strain the mixture using a cheesecloth or any porous fabric, and let the “tea” go into another bucket. Apply the strained compost to the garden or yard.

· The remaining liquid on the other hand should be diluted with water. The ratio of the water to the tea should be 10:1. The end result should look like a weak iced tea.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEpcYuSLTbmshY-jf175HdQ/videos

Sunday, May 8, 2016

Coming Up With Your Own Fertilizer

Many people have gardens in their homes for growing their own vegetables or for growing different kinds of flowering plants to add beauty and a more relaxing atmosphere. It is not easy to maintain a garden; you have to consider a lot of things like the condition of the soil, what fertilizer to use, what types of vegetables or flowering plants can thrive in your place, etc. Chemical fertilizers are commonly used before but nowadays people are more aware of their environment and become more eco-friendly. Not only do these people choose to use organic fertilizer for their garden but they also make it on their own. It is not that difficult actually because most of the raw materials that you could use for making your own organic fertilizer is available in your home, the only drawback to this is that it takes time before you can be able to use it and the process of decomposition of these materials maybe a little messy and smelly at the same time if you do not know the proper way to do it.

There are many ways to create your own organic fertilizer; you can even use one of the following: grass clippings, dead weeds, and food wastes like coffee grounds, used tea bags, vegetable and fruit peelings, egg shells, and leaves falling from trees. Composting is actually one of the easiest ways to make organic fertilizer. You have to let your natural ingredients undergo decomposition before you can really have a good result. Water plays a very important role in composting because it will allow your raw materials to rot but you also have to be carefully on the amount of water that you put. Less water in your compost heap will not make it rot totally and too much water will only make your heap too wet which will attract some bad bacteria in your compost making it smell bad.

You can start by putting all your materials in a compost bin; try to mix the browns and greens in equal amounts. You can even add manure to waste papers to hasten the decomposition process and some garden soil too. Make sure you turn your compost heap from time to time, once a week will do. Once you observe that the middle of your compost is hot, this means that you are getting it right. Make sure that your compost heap is moist by adding some water each week. If and when you feel that your compost is no longer giving off heat, it is time that you can leave it to decompose by its own. In a month or two, your compost should achieve a dark brown appearance which means that it is ready for use in your garden.

Using organic fertilizer will not only result to better plants and vegetables but will also give your soil some nutrients that it needs. Aside from that, making your own organic fertilizer is cheaper than buying one in the market.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEpcYuSLTbmshY-jf175HdQ/videos

Sunday, July 13, 2014

Simple Understanding of Organic Farming Philippines

At present, there are a lot of farmers in the Philippines who wish to comprehend what organic farming really is. This is a sign that more and more plant growers are open to other sustainable means of growing crops. If you are a farmer or a gardener who is considering of understanding what organic farming Philippines is, check out the awesome facts below.

Basically, organic farming is a method that entails the cultivation of plants so as rearing of animals naturally. This system involves the utilization of the so-called biological materials, avoidance of the usage of synthetic substances in order to retain the fertility of the soil and the ecological balance. Through organic farming, we could minimize wastage and pollution.

Primarily, organic farming depends on the ecologically-balanced agricultural concepts, such as crop rotation, organic waste, green manure, rock and mineral additives, as well as biological pest control. As the name of this method of farming suggests, doers only utilize fertilizers and pesticides that are natural. They avoid the usage of petrochemical pesticides and fertilizers.

The International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements, which was established in the year 1972 and made up of pro organic farming associations, provided the definition of the goal of this type of farming process. Based on the explanation of this prestigious international organization, organic farming or organic agriculture is a form of fructification system which sustains the health not only of the soils, but also the health of people and ecosystems.

Organic agriculture depends on ecological processes, cycles, and biodiversity adapted to local settings, instead of using inputs that may impose adverse effects. Organic farming is a combination of innovation, tradition, so as science and it aims to provide advantages to the shared environment, as well as promote fair relationships, so as explicit quality of life for everyone involved in it.

As highly cognizable, the population of our world is increasing, thus, it has become difficult to provide sufficient amount of food for everyone. What is needed is feasible cultivation so as production of food for each and every one. It is good to know that more and more gardeners and farmers who do organic farming, since they are great help in addressing the problem of the world on food supply.

The exemplary features of Organic Agriculture or Organic Farming…

•    Indirect accouterment of nutrients to crops by using soil microorganisms

•   Safeguarding the good quality of soil by using organic materials, as well as by encouraging biological activity

•    Fixation of nitrogen in soils using legumes

•   Efficient pest and weed control based on techniques such as biological diversity, crop rotation, organic manures, natural predators, as well as suitable biological, thermal, and chemical intervention.

•   Taking care of the bigger environment, as well as conservation of not only natural habitats, but also wild life

•    Production of livestock and being able to take care of nutrition, health, nutrition, breeding and rearing

In contrast to the conventional and modern agricultural techniques, organic farming Philippines does not rely on the chemical or synthetic materials. It simply makes use of biological, natural methodologies to establish soil fertility, for instance, microbial activity that could enhance the plant nutrition.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

References:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEpcYuSLTbmshY-jf175HdQ/videos

Thursday, July 10, 2014

How to make Organic Fertilizer

Whether you are planning to start a garden at the back of your home or in a country side just because you simply love plants or you want to invest in your future, you should know that even a starter like you could learn how to make organic fertilizer. You are certainly aware of the saying that “You are what you eat.” Then you should know also that “what you eat should eat well.”

This only means that if you are planning to hone your green thumb skills, then you should be active in taking care of your plants, especially when it comes to what they eat. Fertilizers, be it organic or synthetic, are substances which render certain nutrients that plants require in order to grow. Both organic fertilizers and the synthetic ones contain 2 kinds of nutrients, and these are macronutrients (for instance, sulfur, magnesium, and calcium) and the micronutrients like boron, iron, chlorine, molybdenum, and manganese.

What makes organic fertilizers different from the synthetic or the inorganic ones is where the nutrients originate. Synthetic fertilizers are typically out of chemical reactions which could generate ammonia, which is the basic building block that triggers the synthesis of the other required compounds.

Inorganic fertilizers can as well be acquired from some natural sources, such as minerals and rocks. Organic fertilizers on the other hand are out of materials that are being acquired from plants or animals.

As a beginner, you are surely intrigued of the pros of using organic fertilizers, and some of them are jotted below:

•    Organic fertilizers could help the soil in retaining the moisture, therefore, lessening the requirement for too much water.
•    Organic fertilizers release nitrogen gradually, allowing the plants to have steadier and growth period.
•    Organic fertilizers could as well help in keeping the soil’s structure, thus, preventing soil erosion.
•    Organic fertilizers can employ natural nutrient storage structures in the soil. This makes the food storage of microorganisms last long, allowing you to save funds on the fertilizer.

Some of the best homemade organic fertilizer recipes…

Grass Fertilizer…

This kind of organic fertilizer is jam packed with oxygen, nitrogen, so as phosphorus. Make sure not to utilize grass that is treated with herbicides.

How to make organic fertilizer out of grass

•    In a 5-gallon bucket, about 2/3 of the way,put in fresh, herbicide-free grass.
•    Add water. The amount should be a couple of inches below the gallon’s top.
•    Let the mixture sit at a room temperature for about 3 days. Make sure to stir it at least once a day.
•    Strain the water off the gallon and onto another container.
•    Dilute the “tea” with same parts of water and then you can use it already.

Compost tea…

Do not use an unfinished compost since it may have harsh pathogens. However, you should not also use a too old compost, since it may be lacking of nutrients.

How to make organic fertilizer out of compost tea:

•    In a 5-gallon bucket, place a good quality finished compost, about 1/3 full.
•    And then, place water about a couple of inches below the gallon’s top.
•    Just let the mixture sit and steep for about 3 to 4 days.
•    Make sure to stir the mixture every now and then.
•    After the mentioned period of time, strain the mixture using a cheesecloth or any porous fabric, and let the “tea” go into another bucket. Apply the strained compost to the garden or yard.

•    The remaining liquid on the other hand should be diluted with water. The ratio of the water to the tea should be 10:1. The end result should look like a weak iced tea.

Mar is a health and wellness coach. He is also an organic farming advocate. He is writing blogs concerning human healthiness. Hence, he is promoting healthy and natural products online.

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