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Many reasons: Better soil, fruit tree companion planting, pollinator habitat, attracts beneficial insects for garden …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

Many reasons: Better soil, fruit tree companion planting, pollinator habitat, attracts beneficial insects for garden pest control, potential salves, nutrient rich mulch, and potential chicken feed https://t.co/Yxxf7yOJVM Quoted tweet from @homsteaderbob: @cognazor Are you using it mostly to build better soil?

Many reasons: Better soil, fruit tree companion planting, pollinator habitat, attracts beneficial insects for garden pest control, potential salves, nutrient rich mulch, and potential chicken feed https://t.co/Yxxf7yOJVM Quoted tweet from @homsteaderbob: @cognazor Are you using it mostly to build better soil?

@Earthly_Amy I haven’t experimented with the medicinal stuff yet, but I’m considering it!

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

@Earthly_Amy I haven’t experimented with the medicinal stuff yet, but I’m considering it!

@Earthly_Amy I haven’t experimented with the medicinal stuff yet, but I’m considering it!

@BarkTwain @rabcyr_alt f you have chickens at least the meat could be processed by them. …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

@BarkTwain @rabcyr_alt f you have chickens at least the meat could be processed by them. I put the compost in the chicken run which allows me to throw meat scraps in the compost

@BarkTwain @rabcyr_alt f you have chickens at least the meat could be processed by them. I put the compost in the chicken run which allows me to throw meat scraps in the compost

@speakerjohnash @DerringerPax 😅

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

@speakerjohnash @DerringerPax 😅

@speakerjohnash @DerringerPax 😅

Jason Snyder retweeted: When we were just getting started we interviewed Vandana …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

Jason Snyder retweeted: When we were just getting started we interviewed Vandana Shiva on the Stoa platform

Jason Snyder retweeted: When we were just getting started we interviewed Vandana Shiva on the Stoa platform

@Odd_ysseus Yes, only planting where I want it to spread

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

@Odd_ysseus Yes, only planting where I want it to spread

@Odd_ysseus Yes, only planting where I want it to spread

Welp, all of the crowns wilted probably because I didn’t water them, I thought the …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

Welp, all of the crowns wilted probably because I didn’t water them, I thought the soil was moist enough. They’ll probably revive though, the roots in the ground is what matters

Welp, all of the crowns wilted probably because I didn’t water them, I thought the soil was moist enough. They’ll probably revive though, the roots in the ground is what matters

Could also swap out AI with spreadsheet brained humans

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

Could also swap out AI with spreadsheet brained humans

Could also swap out AI with spreadsheet brained humans

Propagating comfrey. Digging up this one plant yielded 30+ roots/crowns that were replanted, a part …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

Propagating comfrey. Digging up this one plant yielded 30+ roots/crowns that were replanted, a part of the original will grow back too. In the last picture you can see a couple of the crowns I planted in the perennial bed

Propagating comfrey. Digging up this one plant yielded 30+ roots/crowns that were replanted, a part of the original will grow back too. In the last picture you can see a couple of the crowns I planted in the perennial bed

@_StevenFan @sc_sager Awesome, glad you were inspired! *Small note is that …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 23

@_StevenFan @sc_sager Awesome, glad you were inspired! *Small note is that I don’t technically have a no-dig garden, but a no-till. No dig requires a lot more compost then I can bring in, so I rely a lot on mulch with targeted compost applications, but plant the seeds in the soil.

@_StevenFan @sc_sager Awesome, glad you were inspired! *Small note is that I don’t technically have a no-dig garden, but a no-till. No dig requires a lot more compost then I can bring in, so I rely a lot on mulch with targeted compost applications, but plant the seeds in the soil.

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