How to Transform Sand into Rich Garden SoilAre you with sandy soil? Don’t worry you don't have to live with it forever. You can turn your dry, sandy
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What is woven ground cover and how do you use it for gardening?
Say Goodbye to Weeds: Using Woven Ground Cover to Keep Your Garden CleanHow to Use Woven Ground Cover for a Weed-Free GardenAre you tired of spending hours weeding
What are permaculture guilds?
Permaculture guilds are a groups of plants that you select for your garden based on their complementary characteristics and functions. Normally, you create a plan when designing your
What are some effective solutions for specific pests like cabbage worms, tomato hornworms, slugs, and soft-bodied insects?
Let's get right to it. Here is a simple technique that eliminated 90% of our pest problems in the garden. Today, I'm going to show you how to
5 Common diseases in chickens you must avoid!
Five common diseases in chickens are coccidiosis, bumblefoot, fowl pox, pasty butt, and minor injuries like cuts and abrasions. Proper care and cleanliness can help prevent these issues
Can I use Biochar in the chicken coop?
Let’s talk about how biochar. Biochar is a carbon-rich material that’s super absorbent and can be used as litter in chicken coops. You can make your chicken coop
How can you extend your blueberry harvest season?
Wouldn’t it be great if you could enjoy fresh blueberries for a longer period each year? The easiest way to extend your blueberry harvest is to plant a
What are Swales?
Swales are a super simple yet ingenious way to store and capture water in your land. Swales are essentially a ditch, dug on contour that is meant to
16 Ways to Accidentally Kill Your Chickens
Don't kill you chickens! Here are the 11 most common ways you might accidentally kill your chickens.Don't Kill You Chickens1. Coop Fires:The number one threat to your chickens
Cover Crops: The Unsung Heroes of Your Garden
Introduction: The Essential Role of Cover CropsWhen the colder months approach and your garden beds look barren, what are you going to do to keep your soil healthy?