Jeff Poppen, an experienced biodynamic farmer, shares his techniques for enhancing the compost pile that is comprised of hay, manures and plant residue. He chooses a variety of weeds and herbs that he adds to the pile. These are in three unique forms: live, dried and fermented. Jeff explains the attributes each herb or weed adds to the power of the finished product.
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