Jeff Lam wwoofing in the UK Part 2.2: Organic Farming Techniques
Loading...
Loading...
4:52
Farming Changes UKby geografvtc2,244 views- 1:17
Organic Farming Part III - 'Organic pesticide and fungicide'by ukiahhaiku34,838 views
- 5:05
Our Chickensby Bgrowen17,434 views
- 6:27
Bad start WWOOFingby Blewbear18504 views
- 7:52
arizona permaculture webby UprootedMovie1,351 views
- 5:31
Reb Stevenson: WWOOF, WWOOF!by rebstevenson11,552 views
- 2:24
Organic Farming Part I - 'Organic Farming'by ukiahhaiku29,126 views
- 2:23
WWOOFing in Japan in Winter!by richbailey9114,499 views
- 1:17
Comparing Organic & Conventional Tomato Systemsby ASIatUCDavis832 views
- 3:30
Bugtussle Biodynamic Organic Farm - Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) - winter 2009by hannah37335,201 views
- 7:37
Soil Born Farms ~ WWOOF Tour NorCal Oh8!by seditia6,128 views
- 8:16
Crop Insurance and Organic Agricultureby maggiemwest1,650 views
- 9:03
Robi wwoofing at Turmalinen (Umea, Sweden)by robiac2,854 views
- 45 videosGreen Living
- 1:47
Worm Farming : Discovering the Best Organic Fertilizer in Organic Farmingby goldenwrigglers095623 views
- 4:44
Jeff Lam wwoofing in the UK Part 2.b: Action shots previewby shinygoldcar481 views
- 4:43
Organic Vegetable Farming with Shillingford Organicsby Shillorganics2,168 views
- 8:02
Do composting loos and organic grub make Sunrise the UK's grby newconsumer3,067 views
- 9:09
Great Lakes Gardens Organic Urban Farming Demo by Ryan Rowinski , Michigan State Fair 2009 part 2by tommyrow2031,942 views
- 6:36
Great Lakes Gardens Organic Urban Farming Demo by Ryan Rowinski , Michigan State Fair 2009 part 3by tommyrow2031,384 views
this community has three LARGE patches, so space is not an issue. However, perhaps I might try this in mum's garden!
shinygoldcar 2 years ago
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...
shinygoldcar 2 years ago