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Winter squash will grow and flourish during the summer months, but it needs to be removed from the ground before it starts freezing. Use clippers to harvest winter squash with help from an organic farmer in this free video on vegetable gardening and horticulture.
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Why this video?
I hope to inspire one or two of you to start growing your own food.
In my first video I want to share some snapshots from my second year as a poststamp farmer. In June 2008 I finished a two year education on biodynamical agriculture. In Little Ekosofia I apply a rotationscheme of 1:8, which means a type of vegetable only grows again on the same piece of earth after 7 years. In this way the soil will be less exhausted and the risks on specific plagues and diseases will decrease. I put a lot of time and energy in the composting proces, also to help recover and improve the soil quality. I work with copper tools because they leave behind growth benefitial traces and are said to have a less damaging effect on the earth’s EM-field. My guiding principles are biodynamical, but I also apply permaculture for instance at the end of the growing season. Instead of letting the soil lay open during winter time I make a kind of permaculture blanket of plantmaterial which I will take off at the end of the winter to put in the compostcycle again.
In May 2007 I started with opening up the earth. The second video I want to share is about these early days. Stay Tuned…
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Why this video?
I hope to inspire one or two of you to start growing your own food!
In my first video I want to share some snapshots from my second year as a poststamp farmer. In June 2008 I finished a two year education on biodynamical agriculture. In Little Ekosofia I apply a rotationscheme of 1:8, which means a type of vegetable only grows again on the same piece of earth after 7 years. In this way the soil will be less exhausted and the risks on specific plagues and diseases will decrease. I put a lot of time and energy in the composting proces, also to help recover and improve the soil quality. I work with copper tools because they leave behind growth benefitial traces and are said to have a less damaging effect on the earth’s EM-field. My guiding principles are biodynamical, but I also apply permaculture for instance at the end of the growing season. Instead of letting the soil lay open during winter time I make a kind of permaculture blanket of plantmaterial which I will take off at the end of the winter to put in the compostcycle again.
In May 2007 I started with opening up the earth. The second video I want to share is about these early days. Stay Tuned…
Duration : 0:7:26
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http://www.therenegadehealthshow.com - We’re back in the kitchen with a fun and super easy raw food recipe…
Annmarie and I love soup and this one is a great one for all those fall and winter vegetables.
We also get a little closer to revealing our plans for 2009… take a look…
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This is the first in a series of cooking videos presented by the ISKCON Toronto Blog.
“Cooking for Krishna” will feature cooking demonstrations and recipes for sumptuous vegetarian items which we offer to Lord Krishna. Once offered, these preparations become “prasadam”, or sanctified food!
In this first video our cook, Shashank Parkhi along with his wife Satyabhama devi dasi, shows us how to make a wonderful winter soup, mashed potatoes and buttered vegetables.
For more information about ISKCON Toronto and to watch the latest videos, please feel free to visit http://www.iskcontoronto.blogspot.com/
Hare Krishna!
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Trisha Shirey gets the winter vegetable garden going with tips on composting, layering lettuces with herbs like raddichio, and bordering with multiplying onions and chives. She also shows how she keeps the garden healthy in winter and how to protect plants on cold nights.
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Get tips for a successful organic garden full of lettuces, herbs, and vegetables. See how to protect crops in winter with rebar or PVC hoops and floating rowcover.
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This is an ongoing video article about permaculture and horticulture as well as being a source of information for people about sustainable topics in general. Please feel free to comment.
What ill will be discussing over the next few months is everything you need to know to start your garden and get it to a point where it can be useful to you and your family. We will cover topics such as gardening, vegetables, food, health, natural systems and more. Sustainable living and solutions for saving you money, saving you time and making your life much better in the process. The secrets are in the soil !
This video is all about mulching. Mulching is the process of laying decomposing plant material over your plant beds to retain water and nutrients as well as providing a layer of new compost for the following year. It also insulates the soil keeping roots warm and growing strongly. Mulching creates conditions in the soil that attract earth worms and this is really good for any planting whether it is vegetables, herbs, garden plants or fruit trees. Mulching is natures process of recycling plant matter.
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We all need to do a little gardening now and then and it can be a whole lot of fun if we just get our hands down into the soil and smell that compost a little. Living life in a sustainable way is really a good idea in the next few years because the way we are currently supplied with food, energy etc. will be changing as economies shift and change in the near future. We need to find new solutions for making our lives stable and healthy and this series of film clips is what that is all about. I will be posting regular video blogs on here all about planting, gardening, vegetables, herbs and more. As I learn and visit different people I will be sharing these insights with you. Also I am creating an online workshop all about permaculture and sustainable living. Come discover with me how to plant crops in the spring, autumn and winter and all about feeding the soil with nutrients. A community project about natural systems, ecology and the environment. Here on youtube and on other sites ill be exploring all kinds of interesting ways of living with nature and technology to create more efficient systems and a sustainable future. Attracting the earth worms is the first step to healthy plants !!
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Many times winter damages some plants and when they are harvested, there is plant debris left behind. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an experienced farmer in this free video.
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DON’T GET LOST IN THE FOREST