Friday, July 22, 2016
Change your destiny for good, as per lord budda.
Thoughts process. Awake person.
Mighty power of universal energy , happiness, creativity,
Mighty power of universal energy , happiness, creativity,
Friday, July 8, 2016
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Pls support the village clothing shop.
ladies and children clothing
Tempel dayaka.
Your mighty support please.
Nature friendly mosquito barrier / garlic juice spray
Mosquito Barrier 
Mosquito Barrier PCP # 31022 Mosquito Barrier Canada’s Premier Mosquito Repellent For Grassy Areas: Yards, Parks, Athletic Fields, Cottages and Golf Courses. Just one spraying of all
natural, liquid garlic juice
-based Mosquito Barrier
will keep mosquitoes out of your yard and away from your home and family,
24 hours a day for nearly a month. Mosquitoes can’t tolerate garlic – that’s why there are no mosquitoes in a garlic field! How it works: When you initially spray Mosquito Barrier it repels the mosquitoes. It is applied to the leaf surface of grass, ornamentals and lower leaves of the trees. The natural sulfur contained in garlic juice repels mosquitoes from the area by this juice. It also prevents entry of any neighboring mosquitoes that may consider wandering in from next door. Within minutes the Mosquito Barrier is odourless to humans, but not to the insects. A mosquito’s sense of smell is about 10,000 times better than humans and the mosquitoes are able to locate humans because they detect the carbon dioxide given off by us. Mosquito Barrier masks the carbon dioxide odour while also triggering a defence warning to them that this is not a good area to be in. If they can’t find you, they can’t bite you and they fly elsewhere. Unique Features and Benefits Odourless in hours. Made from non-GMO garlic. Not harmful to the environment. Garlic used is grown right here in North America. Easy to use. A short video about Mosquito Barrier:  Mosquito Barrier is a very strong liquid garlic made from potent garlic cloves. The garlic used in Mosquito Barrier is a powerful variety which is much more potent than the garlic found in grocery stores (in fact, our lab people refer to it as “super garlic”). Garlic has a natural sulfur which repels mosquitoes. Spraying garlic to keep insects away is not something new, farmers and master gardeners have been doing it for many generations. Now you can use this as well. Size of Bottle Packed per case Case weight Cube Case dimensions Cases per pallet Bar code number 0.9464l 12 31 lbs 1.32 10 x 13 x 16 45 7 52601 33000 9 3.79l 4 40 lbs 1.40 16 x 12 x 12.5 45 7 52601 12800 2 Simple to use: Think of this in 3 easy steps. 1) Shake the concentrate. 2) Mix the concentrate with water. 3) Spray the mixture on your lawn and garden. Sit back and enjoy. Home | About | How To Order | Mosquito Barrier | Products | Testimonials | Retailers | Contact 
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Almond " Sri lankan Kottamba "
The Almond Board » Article
Pollinator Week Shines Light on the Essential Role Honey Bees Play in Daily Life Posted June 20th, 2016 0 0 0 googleplus0 0 National Pollinator Week, June 20-26, reminds us of the essential role pollinators play in global food security and, specific to almonds, the vital partnership between growing almonds and honey bees.
Almond growers know, understand and value this relationship which plays out each year in pollinating California’s almond crop. Their long-term health and well-being is one of the California almond community’s top priorities. 
“Bees are imperative to our business and to our industry,” says Manteca almond grower Nick Gatzman, the fourth generation to work his family’s 1,500 acres of almonds. “Without the bees, we wouldn’t have an almond industry.” Growers like Gatzman and those who farm the 6,800 almond orchards in California have made a serious commitment to protect honey bees both while they are in the orchard and throughout the year.
Honey bees visit blooming almond orchards each spring to pollinate the crop, all the while getting stronger by feasting on nutritious almond pollen. After almonds, honey bees move onto pollinate a wide variety of other crops around the United States. Almond Board of California (ABC) takes extraordinary steps to be good partners to beekeepers and their bees by promoting honey bee health. Since 1995, over $2 million in industry-funded research has been invested by ABC in honey bee health to improve bee nutrition, effectively manage bee pest and diseases, improve breeding stock, and assess the impact of pesticides used in almonds.
This investment, more than any other crop of commodity group, has funded more than 100 projects and leveraged additional research dollars from other groups, government agencies, and universities.[1]
Beyond almond growers and research investments, ABC has taken a leadership position by engaging and collaborating with universities, government agencies, nonprofits, and beekeeping groups to communicate, educate, and inform honey bee research, policy, education and outreach.
Click here to learn more about our partners in this area including the Honey Bee Health Coalition, and Pollinator Partnership, and Project Apis m. For instance, Project Apis m. provides seed to almond growers who plant bee pastures filled with blooming plants adjacent to almond acreage as additional food sources for honey bees before and after almond bloom. In addition to supporting research, Gatzman and other growers also pay close attention to practices outlined in the Honey Bee Best Management Practices (BMPs) for California Almonds.
Based on research and developed by the Almond Board, these BMPs provide simple, practical steps that almond growers can take together with beekeepers and other pollination stakeholders to protect and promote bee health on their land and in the surrounding community, particularly during bloom.
“The most important thing for bee health is communicating clearly with our beekeepers about what their needs are and what our needs are,” said Gatzman. “We make sure we are all on the same page about what we’re doing to make sure our bees are healthy to do the job they need to do.”
The number of honey bee colonies in the U.S. is at a twenty year high and hive levels have remained relatively stable over the last two decades, but summer and overwintering hive losses due to a complex variety of factors remain a concern.[2
] As we mark this year’s National Pollinator Week, we take pride in the hands-on work growers like Gatzman do every day, the industry-funded research that continues to support improvements in honey bee health, and the vital partnerships that ABC engages in to support these essential pollinators. [1] Gene Brandi, Vice President, American Beekeeper Federation. [2] USDA-NASS. Honey Production Report. 1986-2014. Category: About the Almond Board, Bees, In the Orchard, Meet the Farmers « First ‹ Previous Next › Last »
Almond Board of California. All rights reserved. *Good news about almonds and heart health. Scientific evidence suggests, but does not prove, that eating 1.5 ounces per day of most nuts, such as almonds, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol may reduce the risk of heart disease.
One serving of almonds (28g) has 13g of unsaturated fat and only 1g of saturated fat.
Good health for all.
Sri Lankan almonds call " kottamba " **** *******
Try few daily. Mix rice, vegi ,milk, desert , bread, buns, ice cream, salads, soups, snacks, sandwiches , pies, roasted almonds , cakes.
Good for you. Have fun.
Thoughts govern the universe.control your thoughts.you become a mighty new person. Awake,
Fine tuning your future is a fantastic process.
It is like dalabuwa become a butter fly.
Mighty connection within.
Love means when you give comfort to someone, as per lord Buddha.
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