You did a good job last fall getting cover crops planted. Now, they’ve taken over your garden and you don’t quite remember what you had planned to do with them. What you’ve done is to grow great biomass for your garden that you can use as compost material or cut down as mulch right where [...]
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Managing Spring Cover Crops Without A Tiller
Posted in beekeeping, cover crops, grains, organic gardening, tagged beekeeping, cover crops, grains, organic gardening on May 1, 2012 | 12 Comments »
Beekeeping: Lessons Learned
Posted in beekeeping, homesteading, permaculture, sustainable lifestyles, tagged beekeeping, homesteading, permaculture, sustainable lifestyles on July 12, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Beekeeping seems to be all the rage these days. Bees are a really important part of our ecosystem and people are beginning to realize that. Actually all insects are important, it’s just that bees are more noticeable and you can “keep” them. This is the fifth year I’ve had bees. When I started, I was really [...]
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