If you have been following along these past couple posts, you probably have some questions about choosing which cover crops to plant and where they should go. In order to know what to plant in a certain spot now, you need to know what is planned to go there after that. I hope you’ve made [...]
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Choosing Which Cover Crop to Plant Where
Posted in biointensive, cover crops, garden planning, homesteading, organic gardening, permaculture, tagged biointensive, cover crops, garden planning, homesteading, organic gardening, permaculture on August 23, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Planning for Soil Fertility and Compost Materials
Posted in biointensive, cover crops, garden planning, homesteading, organic gardening, permaculture, tagged biointensive, cover crops, garden planning, homesteading, organic gardening, permaculture on August 9, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Now that you are all aware of the dangers of bringing outside inputs into your garden from my last post, you are probably wondering just how you go about growing enough cover crops to make all your own compost to feed back the soil. Cover crops are crops grown specifically to feed the soil, although [...]
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