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A Homemade Vegan Version of Natural & Organic Fertilizer
Featured Photo : Photo: Corn, Beans, Squash, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Amaranth and Gardener Last year I worked a couple of gardens…
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The Results – A Trial Looking at 5 Ways to Prepare Beds for Tree and Shrub Planting – Which one is the best?
Last year we started a trial to discover the best ways to prepare the ground for tree and shrub planting.…
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How to Green the Desert: Europe’s Heatwave and some Holistic Suggestions
In the Northern Hemisphere, the balance of light is turning ever more towards darkness as we approach the Autumn Equinox.…
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Anaerobic Soils – What You Need to Know
Anaerobic soils are found on natural wetlands, floodplains, swamps, peatlands, and disturbed crop lands or even in our back gardens.…
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How To Know When Your Soil Needs Nitrogen
Nitrogen deposited in the soil may undergo mineralization; this is the conversion of organic nitrogen to inorganic plant available forms…
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Peat Soils
Peat soils are formed from partially decomposed plant material under anaerobic water saturated conditions. They are found in peatlands (also…
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Soil
What is soil? There is more than one definition for soil the most common is that soil is a natural…
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Soil Formation
Soil is formed through the process of rock weathering. Weathering is the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles when in…
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Learning More on How to Think about Soil
I don’t know why it is, but I’ve taken to waking up at about five every morning. I kiss my…
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A Guide to Simple Worm Farming Techniques
Even novice gardeners are aware of worms as a driving force in the garden, and this is especially so for…
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A Peep Into the Underground Biological Market
Symbiotic relationship between plants and mychorrhizal fungi has been in existence for over 400 million years. Fungi cannot survive on…
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Save our Soils
All terrestrial life depends on soil, directly or indirectly. Although our understanding of topsoil has grown by leaps and bounds…
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