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DOWNLOAD EBOOK No-Till Intensive Vegetable Culture: Pesticide-Free Methods for Restoring
Soil and Growing Nutrient-Rich, High-Yielding Crops (Epub Kindle)
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No-Till Intensive
Vegetable Culture:
Pesticide-Free
Methods for
Restoring Soil and
Growing Nutrient-
Rich, High-Yielding
Crops (Epub Kindle)
Description
From a veteran organic grower: a unique agricultural methodology that delivers higher
yields, higher quality, and higher profitabilityabsolutely free of herbicides or pesticides
No-till farming has rapidly grown in popularity among vegetable growers due to its high-quality,
high-yield, high-profit results. Renowned organic grower Bryan O’Hara perfected the technique
during the multi-year transition of his Connecticut vegetable farm to a no-till system. His vibrantly
healthy, resilient plants are testaments to the value of allowing the inherent biological functions in
soil to do their work. In No-Till Intensive Vegetable Culture, O’Hara describes the methods he has
developed, which are completely free of herbicides or other pesticides and require only a few
acres of land and minimal capital investment. He asserts that this flexible, ecological methodology
is as important for soil fertility as it is for his economic success. This comprehensive manual
delves into all facets of a dynamic, holistic growing system, including: No-till bed preparation
techniques Seeding and transplanting methods Irrigation Use of fertilizers (including foliar feeds)
Composting (preparation and application) Culture of indigenous microorganisms to support soil
biology Pest and disease management Year-round growing Harvest and storage techniques
O’Hara also explores the spiritual dimension of managing a farm ecosystem: observing the natural
balance between plants, soil, air, water, and sunlight and the ways in which working to maintain
that balance influences practical production decisions. Whether you’re a high-yield producer, a
homesteader, or a market gardener, No-Till Intensive Vegetable Culture is the go-to vegetable
grower’s manual for the twenty-first century. O’Hara’s advanced yet accessible methodology will
both help you respond to natural systems and adapt to meet future challenges.