I am producing a series of videos on wwoofing in the UK, focussing on the volunteering and organic farming aspects of wwoofing. Here I look at four organic f…
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2 Responses to Jeff Lam wwoofing in the UK Part 2.2: Organic Farming Techniques
this community has three LARGE patches, so space is not an issue. However, perhaps I might try this in mum’s garden!
hello themightyscythe. Thanks for your feedback. In that community, the person responsible for a crop decides how their crop is grown. So one individual does indeed mulch, while others believe that mulching doesn’t allow insect life etc. to take place.
I personally am a bit of a rookie, but now that you mention it, I don’t think I’ve seen it anywhere else. Possibly might be because they have to be frugal with the compost, as there are a LOT of vegetables to grow…
this community has three LARGE patches, so space is not an issue. However, perhaps I might try this in mum’s garden!
Jeffrey Lam
September 8, 2013 at 3:47 pm
hello themightyscythe. Thanks for your feedback. In that community, the person responsible for a crop decides how their crop is grown. So one individual does indeed mulch, while others believe that mulching doesn’t allow insect life etc. to take place.
I personally am a bit of a rookie, but now that you mention it, I don’t think I’ve seen it anywhere else. Possibly might be because they have to be frugal with the compost, as there are a LOT of vegetables to grow…
Jeffrey Lam
September 8, 2013 at 4:28 pm