Simple, Organic and Sustainable
With the trials finishing up and the total yields being compiled we have received some great feedback from the community asking some very interesting questions which we hope to answer over the next series of videos. We are going to look into the soil and produce to see if we can figure understand better how…
Google + Page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/112003872175936735513 Today we are going to finish up harvesting from our trial beds and take a look at this years results. If you remembered at the beginning of the season we filled all three trial beds with the exact same soil with the exception adding charged biochar to one and rock dust…
Google + Page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/112003872175936735513 Today we are going to finish up harvesting from our trial beds and take a look at this years results. If you remembered at the beginning of the season we filled all three trial beds with the exact same soil with the exception adding charged biochar to one and rock dust…
Last time we began to discuss the nutrient cycle in the garden. As a part of that discussion we spoke of the 18 elements that plants require to live. On todays episode we are going to dive deeper into the nutrient cycle and what us Humans need to get out of it. Through an elimination…
Pine needles make a great mulch, but do they make soil acidic, or is this a gardening myth? Patrick Dolan and I share our thoughts on the topic. Question 1: I’ve always heard that I could use a pine needle mulch to acidify the soil for blueberries and other acid loving plants, but a viewer…