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- Page 9 and 10: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Contents A Perspective
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SOIL TEST Date performed: _________
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52 FERTILIZATION rainfall, altitude
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54 FERTILIZATION Soft Phosphate (Co
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56 FERTILIZATION up to an inch of c
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Broadcasting fertilizers. (Left) Ra
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60 FERTILIZATION More-Sustainabile
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6 A seed is planted at a depth equa
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A spacing frame aids in placing see
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A GROW BIOINTENSIVE bed. The leaves
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Pricking Out Lift the first seedlin
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Unpot a seedling correctly. Note Se
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PLANTING BY THE PHASES OF THE MOON
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English Haws watering can. Special
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76 SEED PROPAGATION hose so it is m
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shiny layer established 1 ⁄ 2 sec
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Sloped beds on flat ground (side vi
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SATISFACTORY (AND OPTIMAL) PLANT-GR
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84 SEED PROPAGATION Master Charts T
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Note GROW BIOINTENSIVE techniques c
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VEGETABLES AND GARDEN CROPS A PLANT
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VEGETABLES AND GARDEN CROPS (contin
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VEGETABLES AND GARDEN CROPS (contin
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VEGETABLES AND GARDEN CROPS (contin
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CALORIE, GRAIN, PROTEIN SOURCE, AND
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CALORIE, GRAIN, PROTEIN SOURCE, AND
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COMPOST, CARBON, ORGANIC MATTER, FO
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COMPOST, CARBON, ORGANIC MATTER, FO
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ENERGY, FIBER, PAPER, AND OTHER CRO
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ENERGY, FIBER, PAPER, AND OTHER CRO
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TREE AND CANE CROPS A PLANT 1 Almon
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FOOTNOTES 12. From Donald N. Maynar
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FLOWER SPACING CHART Spacings vary
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Use this space to record your favor
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122 MAKING THE GARDEN PLAN and a th
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As early as possible in spring, pla
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ONE-PERSON MINI-GARDEN, FIRST YEAR,
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Spring (Bed 1) Summer (Bed 1) Fall
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4 weeks after last frost __________
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ONE-PERSON MINI-GARDEN, THIRD YEAR,
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Spring (Bed 1) Spring (Bed 2) Sprin
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FOUR-PERSON FAMILY FOOD GARDEN, 6-M
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dwarf plum dwarf apple dwarf aprico
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8 142 COMPANION PLANTING Companion
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Stinging nettle and tomatoes are go
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TWO-CROP COMPANION PLANTING Circles
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THREE-CROP COMPANION PLANTING Circl
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A LIST OF COMMON GARDEN VEGETABLES,
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Chamomile Companion to cabbage and
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9 A Balanced Natural Backyard Ecosy
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• Are you weeding effectively?
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healthy secondary leaves. The less
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moth larvae leaving the tree. This
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completed in 1970, found that witho
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ANIMALS • APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIE
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ARID REGIONS/DRYLAND FARMING Harris
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BIODYNAMIC • BIOINTENSIVE • CAL
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COMMUNITIES • COMPANION PLANTING
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COMPOSTING • CONTAINER GARDENING
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CRAFTS • DEVELOPMENT Rudge, Geral
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FARMING • FERTLIZER Hainsworth, P
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FLOWERS • FOOD AND NUTRITION *Kas
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FOOD PRESERVATION AND STORAGE • F
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GARDENING Brown, Marc. Your First G
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE • GOURDS • G
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GROW BIOINTENSIVE • HEATH • HED
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HERBS • HIGH-ALTITUDE FOOD RAISIN
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HOMESTEADING • HOUSING • HUMAN
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INSECT LIFE AND BALANCE/PLANT HEALT
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INTENSIVE GARDENING • LANGUAGE AN
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PERMACULTURE • PHILOSOPHY Weber,
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REFERENCE • ROOTS • SEED CATALO
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SEED CATALOGS Fox Hill Farm. 440 W.
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SEED CATALOGS *Seeds of Change. P.O
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SEEDS/GMOs • SEEDS/GREEN REVOLUTI
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SOIL Geology, Soils, and Management
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SUPPLY CATALOGS • SUSTAINABLE AGR
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TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURE • TREES T
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TREES • TROPICS Lambert, F. Tools
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TROPICS • VEGETABLES Africa. A no
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WATER • WEEDS Richardson, Gail, a
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228 WHO IS ECOLOGY ACTION? Grow You
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Maturity. See Master Charts Melons
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Tools books on, 211 for seed propag
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Bioneers, the University of Califor
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production was boosted from 22% to