Bunnell Organics Shares How They Grow Their Produce

Mary and Allen Witham, Owners of Bunnell Organics in Bunnell, Florida, show how they grow their nutrient-dense beyond organic vegetables and fruit. Provided by http://www.freshandalive.com and http://www.beyondrawfood.com

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Education

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• organic
• vegetables
• fruit
• produce
• biodynamic
• nutrient-dense
• Daikontastic

[greyhoundfriend123]

That was a great vid. Those beds are awesome! Would screen or netting deter the bugs or is that not practical? Thanks for the organic produce! I admire what you both are doing. Best wishes.

[FreshandAlive]

@greyhoundfriend123 Yeah, people sometimes use screen to keep out bugs, but if you grow biodynamically or beyond the plants are strong and create phytochemicals that keep bugs away. Bugs only eat on weak plants.

[DocGreen15]

is he a stoner ? :D

Thats what crops they sould have in those beds in July/Aug/Sep, Cannabis! :D

[FreshandAlive]

@DocGreen15 : OMG, LOL, I am cracking! Nope, but sad to say, most stoners know more about growing good crop than farmers.

[DocGreen15]

@FreshandAlive

I know, it's a shame isn't it. Everyone should know how to grow good quality good.

Do you use volcanic rock dust in your compost at all?

[FreshandAlive]

@DocGreen15 Yes! Azomite, Jersey Green Sand (glauconite), zeolites, and clay for our sandy FL soil. Only use compost when needed, it can be contraindicated sometimes. Check out aglabs=dt=com, they have an amazing video course beyond biodynamic that is brilliant. The teachers are all students of Carey Reams. Reams own material is hard to read, but his students have distilled it into brilliant applications & info. They also do the best soil testing & provide a custom nutrient mix.

[FreshandAlive]

@DocGreen15 Also check out beyondrawfood=dt-com for a 90-minute audio interview on growing nutrient dense food.

[maslabud]

how do protect from bugs?

[YourGardenShow]

Great bed construction. Really thoughtful planning. Looking forward to more videos.