HivePakistan Curation Compilation #134

For those who are lovers of agriculture know the importance of this sector for food production and for a long time these spaces or ecosystems were perceived as an inert surface where the only living organisms were plants and to maintain them a series of practices had to be applied throughout the crop cycle to obtain good yields. Nowadays, we have returned to the past and we have recognized that agroecosystems are not inert spaces but systems where a diversity of components interact, among which is the soil. Speaking of the soil, this important component of agriculture not only serves to provide support to plants, but from under our feet in a world invisible to the naked eye, an intense vital activity that is crucial for agriculture takes place: the activity of soil microorganisms, these small beings, invisible to the human eye, are the foundations of the fertility and health of terrestrial ecosystems, and their role in food production is fundamental. That's why we never tire of repeating that the soil is alive. Fertile soil is not only an inert mixture of minerals and organic matter, but a complex and dynamic ecosystem inhabited by billions of microorganisms, bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes, protozoa and nematodes, among others, which form a diverse and essential community for the functioning of the soil. Soil microorganisms are responsible for breaking down organic matter, releasing nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which are essential for plant growth ...

In space, everything is super far away. Like, really, really far. But the question is , how do scientists figure out exactly how far away things are? Well, they’ve come up with some pretty cool tricks over the years. Image by Sergei Belozerov from Pixabay First off, there’s something called parallax (this reminds me of physics practicals back in the days, where you state that you avoided error due to parallax). Now this is a little explanation on what parallax is; imagine holding your thumb out in front of you and closing one eye, then the other ...

Made with Dear Hive friend and Hive Learner Members, When we get up from bed in the morning, it marks the start of another rat race in our lives. We always find it hard to wake up on time because we sleep late the previous night. Then, we rush to the office and, when stuck in traffic, it seems like everything is delayed and hurried. The race does not end when we reach the office; another office race awaits us. Working all day in the office, even for extended hours, does not mean the work is finished. We reach home late and go to bed after dinner ...

Hello everyone I hope you all are doing fine. Well, I wasn't fine in the past week because of my mid term exams and some other stuff. But I rarely miss the creative sunday edition so I tried my best to get some free time for my hive mates. Here I am with my new collection of memes which are gonna be unique and full of laughter for you people. Let's rock and roll... As you people are aware that hive learners hold a really strict policy for verification and nobody suspicious is going to get a verified stamp ...

Hello everyone and hope you all are doing great and enjoying good health. Today i am here with my another diy project that i am so excited to share with you guys. 😁😁 From past few days,i was so busy and was not feeling motivated to do anything so i just wanted to make something easy and soothing so i made a little cute basket that's so easy to make and looked so beautiful. I made this basket from just paper,all these patterns everything is just a piece of paper that's quite impressive honestly 😳. First when i saw the original picture i was like i can't make this its so hard when i tried it it was so easy to make so let's get into the process of making this. Things you need 1)paper 2)cardboard 3)colours(depends on you) The process 1)First we will cut pieces of paper 12.5cm long and 5cm wide(we need 96 of them😬) 2)Now we will shape them in squares (kind off)and join them together to make chains ...