Blogs about: Compost Tea
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Busy, Busy Busy, a Smallholder's Life is Busy
Things have been really hectic over the last seven days, so I thought that I would put together a short update of what’s been going on here on the Smallholding, in the last week. Wheat My wheat … more →
The Sustainable Smallholding
Composting Methods
cantabrigianfarmgirl wrote 1 week ago: I’ve tried worms, piles, a tumbler, and the bokashi bucket. Worms I tried a few times with the … more →
Harvesting and Using Worm Castings
leeoliphant wrote 1 month ago: After your “red wigglers” have digested the bedding and food scraps you have fed them (usually about … more →
Worm Composting for Beginners
leeoliphant wrote 2 months ago: Traditional composting of yard clippings and kitchen scraps is not for everyone. Some gardeners just … more →
The Gospel of Compost Tea
lucas wrote 2 months ago: In our recent class on compost tea we looked at the benefits and the mystery of this microbial brew. … more →
Harvard University's Transition To Organic Lawn Care
Todd wrote 2 months ago: You might have read my earlier post on caring for your lawn without chemical fertilizers and pestici … more →
The Agricultural Amway
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lucas wrote 2 months ago: In a recent class on compost tea some skepticism was expressed about people touting the benefits of … more →
Week Two of our Community Garden - The Inner Tarzan
miraclemetrogarden wrote 2 months ago: Another sunny day greeted a large turn-out of gardeners for a Sunday working bee. Because of recent … more →
Harvard's Yard is Green
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distantgardens wrote 3 months ago: From Anne Raver in the New York Times last week, an article about the amazing success Harvard Univer … more →
Orchard Notes
slofarm wrote 3 months ago: Happy September!!! The fruit is coming on strong and fast! So far this season we have harvested abou … more →
Elaine Ingham Compost Tea workshops
yes-I wrote 4 months ago: Monday thru Friday of next week, in Castro Valley CA it’s all written up at http://bdcann.word … more →
Creating a vermicomposting container for your home (and giving the gift of worms)!
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Our Green Atlanta wrote 4 months ago: Gabel surveying the 55 gallon drum he just cut in half to use for a vermicomposting bin. My cousin P … more →
how to make compost tea
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jojobickle wrote 5 months ago: Making compost tea is similar to making a cup of tea…..simply steep your compost in water and … more →
Compost Tea Workshops
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yes-I wrote 5 months ago: right off the Soil FoodWeb site: “California August 10-14, 2009: Dr. Elaine Ingham will teach … more →
How to Make Compost Tea
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Worm Bin - Cheap & Easy Compost
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Erin wrote 7 months ago: Well, our worm bin was VERY cheap & easy because our brother-in-law gave it to us! But I did wat … more →
Mysterious Grubs
dylan555 wrote 7 months ago: I promise, this is the last post here today. We had mysterious grubs grow (and die) in our compost t … more →
Busy, Busy Busy, a Smallholder's Life is Busy
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Deano wrote 7 months ago: Things have been really hectic over the last seven days, so I thought that I would put together a sh … more →
Watering your garden with compost juice or compost tea
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Our Green Atlanta wrote 8 months ago: You can use the drained liquid from your compost container (shown in the top image in my glass jar) … more →
