Open Green Global Ventures-OGGV

14/06/2023

We fabricate collapsible fish pond

14/06/2023

Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy!!!

An *SSCE holder (male or female)* is needed in an Agric firm for the post of secretary who runs an *errand* for the company.
Applicant *must be residence within Kaduna town, knows how to operate computer and speak good English and Hausa perfectly*

Interested person can call any of the following no⤵️

*08057652449, 08036243951*

15/05/2023

Wriggle wires available in excess

15/05/2023

We fabricate collapsible fish punds

15/05/2023

We sell raw honey (100%) natural

14/05/2023

11/01/2023

*Greenhouse*

A greenhouse is simply a building in which plants are grown. These buildings can be merely small structures, or they can also be quite large in size. The concept behind greenhouses dates back all the way to Roman times when the Emperor Tiberius demanded to eat an Armenian cucumber every day, for which his gardeners had to use a system similar to that in modern greenhouses to make sure he had one each day.

13th-century Italy was the site of the first modern greenhouses. Initially, greenhouses were more common on the grounds of the wealthy, but they soon also branched out to universities. The 19th century saw some of the largest greenhouses ever built, while the 20th century popularized the geodesic dome for use in many greenhouses.

👉🏼Constructing a Greenhouse
👉🏼Managing Greenhouses
👉🏼Walnut Street Greenhouse History
👉🏼Tomatoes in a Greenhouse
👉🏼History of Greenhouses used for Research
👉🏼Martian Greenhouses
👉🏼Greenhouses in Gaza

How Does It Work? The greenhouse effect as it relates to actual greenhouses works in the following way. A greenhouse reduces the rate at which thermal energy flows out of its structure, and it does this by impeding heat that has been absorbed from leaving its confines through convection. The material for greenhouse construction is typically glass or plastic so that sunlight can pass through it. This sunlight is integral to the greenhouse becoming warm, since it heats up the ground inside the greenhouse. In turn, the warm ground then warms up the air in the greenhouse, which keeps on heating the plants inside since it is confined within the structure of the greenhouse.

✔️Global Warming’s Greenhouse Effect
✔️Greenhouse Effect Explained
✔️How a Greenhouse Works
✔️How a Greenhouse Operates
✔️Purpose of a Greenhouse
✔️Workings of a Greenhouse
Greenhouse Uses
The purpose of a greenhouse is to shield crops from excess cold or heat and unwanted pests. A greenhouse makes it possible to grow certain types of crops year ro

11/01/2023

*HOW TO GROW APPLES*

The apple is a hardy, deciduous woody perennial tree that grows in all temperate zones. Apples grow best where there is cold in winter, moderate summer temperatures, and medium to high humidity.

There are apples for fresh eating, some for cooking, and some for preserving. Some apples are sweet and some are tart. Some apples come to harvest in summer, some in autumn.
Apples can grow from 10 to 30 feet tall and nearly as wide. They are moderately fast-growing, but growth slows with age. Apple trees can live for 100 years or more.

Apple trees bloom in the spring, set fruit, and take from 100 to 200 days to reach harvest depending upon the variety.

*BEST CLIMATE AND SITE FOR GROWING APPLES*

Apples grow in Zones 3 to 9. Some can tolerate winter temperatures as low as -40°F. Choose an apple tree suited for winter temperatures where you live. See Chilling Hours below.
Apples generally do not grow well close to the ocean where temperatures remain moderate most of the year.
Apples grow best in full sun. An apple tree planted in partial sunlight will not bear as many fruits like an apple planted in full sun.
Apples grow best in well-drained loamy soil, although they will grow in more sandy soil or in soil with some clay.
Apples grow best in a neutral soil pH of 6.0 to 7.0.
Plant apples sheltered from a prevailing wind or breeze. Avoid planting apples in a low spot where cold air or frost can settle.
Late spring frosts can kill apple flowers. Apples bloom in late spring after peaches, cherries, and almonds. Early fall frosts can damage the fruit. Choose a variety suited to your growing region.
Avoid planting in the same spot where apple trees have previously grown. Pests and diseases that attack apple trees may still live in the soil.