No-Till Gardening: How to Grow More Food By Doing Less Work

In the no-till gardening method seedlings are planted into tiny holes drilled with as little disturbance to the soil as possible. Credit: www.charlesdowding.co.uk
In the no-till gardening method seedlings are planted into tiny holes drilled with as little disturbance to the soil as possible. Credit: www.charlesdowding.co.uk
Stop tilling, weeding and fertilizing; add cover crops, compost, microbes and worms instead
One-acre garden provides fruit, veggies and eggs for 50 families with very little labor
More and more people are learning growing food doesn’t have to be hard work. When you work with nature instead of against it, it does much of the work for you.
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And sprinkle broken shells on top of the soil to keep slugs and snails away!
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