Spacing & Depth Watermelon vines require considerable space. Plant seed one inch deep in hills spaced 6 feet apart. Allow 7 to 10 feet between rows. After the seedlings are established, thin to the best three plants per hill. Plant single transplants 2 to 3 feet apart or double transplants 4 to 5 feet apart […]
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See the playlist: goo.gl ➜ The Witcher Walkthrough – Part 28: Uncommon WIne [Hard] I solve Coleman’s problem and find some thousand year old wine. ————————————————————- Use the Shoutbox, Luke! ➜ tgn.tv Click “Like” and “Favorite” if you like this video. Helps us make more! Tell us what you think in the comments below. Join […]
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Joel Salatin, owner of Polyface Farm gives our class a tour of the farm, explaining his methodology and reasoning along the way. He also explains why the methods used on his farm are more sustainable, safe and productive than methods used by modern agribusiness in today’s food production. Polyface Farm’s Website: www.polyfacefarms.com
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Got the new chicken tractor done and filled and we are now getting 3-4 eggs per day. They are super easy and fun for the kids, plus we get food and fertilizer out of them.
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Our “Backyard Chickens” instructor discusses several different breeds of chickens. Want to learn more? Check out our courses at matcmadison.edu
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Patti Moreno, The Garden Girl & Mel Bartholomew of Square Foot Gardening, discuss what gardeners are doing in the month of November. Don’t forget to visit squarefootgardening.com and gardengirltv.com for more. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Join David Meldrum and the students of the Essex County Beekeepers’ Association as they “install a package” or set up a new hive in Andover, MA. Bees have made the headlines lately due to the mysterious die offs of bees in some areas of the world so it is imperative that people learn how important […]
Continue reading …Worm farming, the best implementation for organic, wildcrafted sustainable gardening and farming
May 19, 2012 7 Comments
Worm farming is really easy. Doesnt cost anything it can indeed be FREE~ Cultivating worms is a process that unfolds very abundantly and supports a thriving garden like nothing else~ Worms naturally loosen the soil as they LIVE in it…..THIS IS WHAT THEY DO* As this happens they are allowing roots to grow bigger, faster….They […]
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howtoraiseyourownturkeysathomerevealed.com LEARN The Right Way to Raise Turkeys Easily. Avoid the Mistakes Typical of First Time Turkey Owners. Learn Many More Interesting Facts About Turkeys.
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www.permacultureplanet.com Meet a group of punks who are helping the over-populated and sprawling Mexico City launch an ecological revolution. From them, we learn about permaculture and the importance of nature in the fight against urban decay. Produced by Creative Visions and presented by Amy Eldon.
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