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knowledge with these terms acid soil soil with a ph lower than , acceptable for most plants, also called sour soil, the opposite of alkaline. alkaline soil soil with a ph higher than , also called sweet soil, opposite of acid. annuals plants that sprout from seed, grow, flower, set seeds, and die all in
one growing season. anther the terminal part of a stamen, which contains pollen. biennials plants with a two year life cycle, that produce leaves in the first season, then flower and set seed in the second season. bone meal finely ground white or light gray bone. adds nitrogen and phosphorous to the...
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magazine meat blog for butchers & beginners home butcher blog ask the butcher about contact newsletter butchercraft online course how to make beef dripping [with video] february , leave a comment beef dripping, the guilty pleasure that's actually good for you. whatever name it goes by (tallow, dripping) in
your neck of the woods, it is an amazing product. great for fries (chips in the uk & ireland), roast potatoes, or yorkshire puddings. even for bread making, christmas puddings, and other pastries. and the irony is, for years this was an unwanted waste product. well, the raw ingredient used to be wasted...
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