Resources Tagged: Organic Gardening
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1992-01-01 A Manual for Using Sustainable-Organic Food Production Effectively in Christian Mission The major portion of this book is devoted to helping train mission workers in the important "hand" of sustainable-organic food production. The authors have attempted to include the most practical and effective...
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2009-12-02 Join Ed Smith and hundreds of thousands of happy gardeners who are using the W-O-R-D system to grow their own delicious, abundant, organic vegetables. Already loved for its friendly advice, vegetable-specific information, and unwavering commitment to organic methods, America's best-selling...
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1987-01-01 Take this handy tool for pest identification right into your garden or use at home. Discover how you can use organic controls to rid yourself of pest problems. Large color pictures and descriptions of each pest and their life cycle help make identification easy.
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2013-01-01 This publication includes an article from EDN #123 with additional pictures from Bill & Gerry Cotton's garden.
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2013-03-12 With food costs on the rise, people are turning to their own yards for affordable and delicious produce. InOrganic Methods for Vegetable Gardening in Florida, expert botanists Ginny Stibolt and Master Gardener Melissa Contreras provide simple and accessible advice for successful, pesticide-free...
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1996-01-01 This publication describes how to make compost in 14 days. 64 pages, illustrations
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1992-01-01 The author recounts the pleasure of serving home-grown vegetables during the winter months and provides instructions on how to accomplish this in your own garden. 2 Copies
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1991-01-06 This booklet grew out of a one day workshop. By learning to raise compost crops, diet crops and income crops in a 100 square foot bed, you can begin to understand what you will need to know in order to grow food for your diet, crops for a modest income, and the compost material to keep the soil...
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1993-01-01 The purpose of this book is to help only those who want to grow their own food organically, and won't plow through a dozen texts to learn the basics of organic gardening.
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This book is the result of years of research into what really does and does not encourage plants to grow faster and what works to protect them from diseases and pests. Gillman is also very clear on what concoctions should be avoided.