Hi friends, I’m working on a little earth-tube retrofit (was a garden bed) to an old 70s home in Adelaide. Sounds like about a 2m depth will do the job. I am wondering whether it’s worth doing anything else whilst I’ve got a trench in the ground? Like insulation or anything worth consideration? Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏
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moving to a new place and looking for advice on removing all the grass to make way for a food forest! as it is, the grass is that really aggressive rhizomatic lawn that could quickly get out of control if some bits are left and it starts to regrow unnoticed for too long— any advice, especially based on experience, will be appreciated!
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Hi guys,
I’m fairly new to organic/regen farming, nd very impressionable by whats presented online.
There’s this youtube channel called “breaking new roots” interviewing different regen farms across the country,
One farm in southeast US has 15 garden plots – he doesn’t till at all, just lays hay – and doesn’t have any bug issues. He saves his own seeds year to year.
Doesnt terrain and soil health factor in to how well no till will be?
anyone use a similar system?
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The extensive loss of biodiversity represents one of the major crises of our time, threatening not only entire ecosystems but also our current and future livelihoods. As scientists realize the magnitude and scale of ongoing extinctions, it is vital to ascertain the resources available for conservation and whether funds are being effectively distributed to protect species most in need.
The extensive loss of biodiversity represents one of the major crises of our time, threatening not only entire ecosystems but also our current and future livelihoods. As scientists realize the magnitude and scale of ongoing extinctions, it is vital to ascertain the resources available for conservation and whether funds are being effectively distributed to protect species most in need.
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has announced the 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show, Gardens of Tomorrow, winners.
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The new facility, Innovaplant de Guatemala S.A., is currently focused on new construction and facility upgrades to assure Kientzler’s production standards are adopted.
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I asked in this sub for feedback as a newbie starting seeds after planting a cover crop in my dome. Just wanted to share we’re having cover salads all the time, and I can’t count the pints of amazing fava bean greens pesto we’ve done at this point (the greens are great too, sautéed with some chili crisp or on some sourdough). Thanks for the feedback; enjoy your (first or second) spring!
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Seed Your Future is partnering with Garden Media Group to help better reach and cultivate new green industry leaders.
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