Hello Hivers! Thank God it's Friday! I have brought you a list of interesting posts that I read this week and want to share them with you. Learning never ends and that's the beauty of this amazing platform. It's huge with diverse quality posts on varying topics.
Thank you @jizzyjoe for hosting this contest as it enables others to see many quality blogs that may be hidden from our screen and also to appreciate the authors for enlightening us.
These are the amazing posts that caught my attention this week.
Biofertilizers based on plant biomass as a nutrient solution in hydroponic crops by @lupafilotaxia
I saw this post in my feed because it was reblogged or I would have missed it. See the importance of reblogging? This post is quite an in depth research into the importance of biofertilizers and I commend the author for a job well done.
Information is key to endless possibilities. Through this post, I learned that using synthetic products on our soil and crops are bad for our health and the ecosystem. But the better solution are biofertilizers! They help to produce safe food free of chemical traces, and protects the soil and in turn, this is good for our environment. I'll recommend you take a look at this post.
The Life of the Past in the Present - the Water Tower in the Communist Miracle Dimitrovgrad by @soulsdetour
This post stood out on my feed when I saw the magnificent watchtower. Reading through it was like going on a tour with the author and I enjoyed it. This post contains clear snapshots from all sides of the watchtower. You should look at the post, you will find the tunnel interesting as I did. Sadly the Municipality plans to renovate this building and turn it into an art center. Should I call that a waste?
Hive: A Complete Beginner's Guide (With Fun Doodles) Pt. 1 by @ryzeonline
And
Hive: A Complete Beginner's Guide (With Fun Doodles) Pt. 2 by @ryzeonline
I have never seen or read an article that simplifies the use of Hive network like these articles. I commend the author and I'll say he nailed it!
This beginner's guide is simple to understand and written in easy conversation that would seem as though you are having a one-on-one talk with the author. Every user should read them.
Across a Blue and Gray High-Rise Building by @noreen
This post captured my attention due to the high rise building looking almost as blue as the sky! Outstanding! Reading through, the author spent time watching the building and taking pictures. I learned the bluish-gray colour came mainly through the braced frames and architectural glass used. The parks around the building balanced the atmosphere since the author pointed out that there were other high rise buildings there. This means a lot of thought and professional work has gone into constructing these buildings.
[Market Friday Stone Bridge Farm (https://peakd.com/hive-148441/@tattoodjay/market-friday-stone-bridge-farm)] by @tattoodjay
I have an affinity for cool, serene places, saw this picture and knew I had to read the post. Stone Bridge Farm is a farmers market but sadly it's closed down due to the pandemic. This author took his time to capture parts of the farm and the snapshots are just lovely. I particularly like the picture of the Cranberry Cottage. Check this post out and feast your eyes.
These are some of my favorite posts for this week. Thank you for taking the time to read through. I invite @wolfofnostreet to participate.
First Image sourced from canva.
Other images used were culled from the respective posts I mentioned here and credited to the authors.
