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Biointensive Gardening Techniques

The 8 elements of BIOINTENSIVE: • Double-Dug, Raised Beds – to create a healthy environment for roots and beneficial soil organisms • Composting – to provide healthy, inexpensive fertilizer that keeps the soil producing year after year • Intensive Planting – to maximize efficiency and productivity, and to conserve water • Companion Planting – to take advantage of the beneficial synergy between certain plants • Carbon Farming – growing fertilizer while growing food • Calorie Farming – growing the greatest number of calories per pound of food • The Use of Open-Pollinated Seeds – to encourage farmer independence and regional food security • A Whole-System Farming Method – using all aspects of the system to create a healthy, sustainable farm This means that, using GROW BIOINTENSIVE mini-farming techniques, small farmers can grow food using: • 67% to 88% less water. So they still may grow food in a drought, like the one taking place in Kenya right now. • 50% to 100% less pu

RYOBI Grass Cutter and Line Trimmer for Sale

Napapagod naba kayo o nagagastusan sa pamumutol ng mga damo. Sa pagkakaroon ng sariling grass cutter na madaling gamitin, mababawasan ang gastos at oras sa pagdadamo at nadidecompost ng madalian ang mga naputol ng damo. Ang 30cc petrol grass cutter ay malakas at matibay, 6 to 7 kilos ang gaan at mas matipid kumpara sa iba.  At higit sa lahat,100% Money back, guaranteed, kaya hindi masasayang ang inyong pinagpaguran. Grass cutter with Nylon cutter is only 4,499.00 pesos.

Probiotics Lactobacillus Preparation

This is the workhorse of the beneficial bacteria we’ll be discussing here. We use it for everything! Foul odors, clogged drains, cheaper pig/chicken/etc farming, aquaculture, the applications are amazingly diverse. Learn how to make and use this and you will have a powerful tool in your farming arsenal. How to Make: Get container, fill halfway with rice-wash. Rice wash is the water leftover when you rinse fresh rice. For example, go buy rice, whatever kind, bring it home, put it in a pot with warm water, swirl it a bit and then drain the [now milky colored] water. The water is now a rich source of carbohydrates. In this step, you can substitute rice with another carbohydrate source if you don’t have rice, as long as it is complex (don’t use simple carbohydrates like sugar, honey, syrup, molasses, etc). You can use wheat, barley, kinoa, other carbohydrates as the base to make your carbohydrate wash. This wash will attract microbes from the air, among them lacto bacilli. Cover loo