Follow a year of no-till gardening through the Garden Calendar …
Planting Onion Seeds in Mycorrhizal Fungi Inoculant
Planting onion seeds in flats, inoculating with mycorrhizal fungi,
for planting outdoors in March.
Recent Featured Videos:
Growing Mycorrhiza Fungi, part 3 | Parking Lot to No Till Garden 5 | Biochar Firing Fall 2011
Our Organic No Till Calendar includes a step-by-step video guide to gardening designed to help those who want to earth-friendly methods in growing food. The videos demonstrate the introduction of microorganisms and biochar into our beds, planting techniques, and creating a garden in an urban environment.
Not only is No Till gardening easier than tilling, producing healthy plants and food, it also make our soils better and sequesters carbon. If everyone who grows food would practice no-till methods and introduce biochar into their soils it would go a long way toward curbing the conditions that contribute to climate change, aka global warming.
Organic No Till gardening is a proven method of
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establishing and maintaining healthy, well balanced soil
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eliminating dependencies on unsustainable petrochemical technology
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providing great food
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sequestering carbon and
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experiencing the therapeutic affects of nurturing living things.
