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Hello friends, I’d like to share with you a method I’ve recently started using when growing cilantro. My old method was the classic one: covering the seeds with substrate. Now, I don’t cover the seeds with substrate; instead, I cover them with a thin plastic sheet and weigh it down as usual. It works great, and maybe it will help you with growing cilantro too.

Looking at these sheep, one thing always stands out: giving animals the right nutrition and balanced rations can make a huge difference in their growth, body condition, and overall health. For sheep, some of the key feeds to consider are: Good-quality hay or pasture — the foundation of the diet Corn or other energy grains — useful for growing or finishing animals Alfalfa — a good source of protein and minerals 🥣 Soybean meal — concentrated protein when additional protein is needed Sheep-specific mineral mix and clean water — essential for proper nutrition For cattle, common feeds include: Grass hay or good pasture 🌽 Corn and other energy feeds Alfalfa or other quality legume hay 🥣 Soybean meal or other protein supplements when needed 🧂 Cattle mineral mix and plenty of clean water The important part is balance and correct rationing, not simply giving animals more feed. A growing lamb, a mature ewe, a calf, and a finishing steer all have different nutritional requirements. For example, a practical starting point for a growing animal is to base the diet primarily on quality forage and then add a measured amount of concentrate according to its weight and production goal. The exact ration should be adjusted using the animal's body weight and the nutrient analysis of the available feed. 🐄🐑 Healthy animals don't just need more feed—they need the right feed, in the right balance, at the right stage of growth. What feeds have given you the best growth results in your sheep or cattle?

Question for community members: what has been your most successful plant to grow? I'm talking, you can throw this seed in any medium and it grows like a weed? What has been your least successful plant? The one that makes you question your sanity because it's never a good grow?

Here’s what we would recommend as a starter kit for getting into microgreens farming with shelving, lights and ventilation 😊🌱 find it here https://nordichydro.com/collections/growsystems/products/growkit-microgreens-mentorship-challenge-copy