Growing food for the food bank . #garden #foraging #foodforest Source
Bring Your Soil Back to Life: A Guide to Using Compost, Worm Tea, and Cover Crops
Are you struggling with a dead spot in your yard that refuses to support life? Well, you’re not alone. Many garden enthusiasts and homeowners face similar challenges. But there’s good news! It’s possible to transform and bring your soil back to life, and in this video, we’ll show you exactly how to do that, using…
How to Freeze Peaches for Long Term Storage | Freezing with Wisdom Preserved
Loving peaches the way that we do makes it so we are always looking for new ways to preserve our fruit for later consumption. All summer long we eat fresh fruits and vegetables from our garden and the trees in our orchard. Freezing the peaches allows us to continue to benefit from the fresh fruit…
Permaculture happens when Nature and Biodiversity are in Harmony!
#shortsvideo Listen to Mr. Ravi one of our students from Previous batches speak about Permaculture. #shortvideo #permaculture #artofliving #regenerativeagriculture #nature #biodiversity Source
Getting Worm Tote Ready For The Worms #redwigglers #vermicompost #worms #composting #wormcastings
If you’re interested in awesome red wigglers, cocoons, castings and worm foods to start you worm adventure or enhance your gardening results, please go to my website: https://rockinworms.com Thanks! Jayne Source
Bee extinction: Why we’re saving the wrong bees
Think honey bees are disappearing? Or that the more hives we have the better? Think again. Here’s why they’re the bad boys of the bee world, and what we should be focusing on instead. We’re destroying our environment at an alarming rate. But it doesn’t need to be this way. Our new channel Planet A…
Canning Frozen Peas | Forjars | Nesco
CANNING FROZEN PEAS For years people have thought that you had to make a choice between freezing, drying, or canning your food but that is not always the case. Sometimes you will freeze your food for a more convenient time and then can it. Today I am sharing that scenario. I don’t have a big…
Can You Make Compost Hot Enough To Cook An Egg?
Proven tips for making hot compost to help you get finished compost in 6 weeks. Plus, you get a front row seat as we test to see whether this batch of compost is hot enough to cook an egg. Join the fun! — LINKS — (When they’re available, I use affiliate links and may earn…
GARDEN TOUR: A Variety of Vegetables! Potatoes, Squash, and More!
Scott and Paulette Smith share their tips and tricks for maximizing a backyard garden in the Hayward, WI. Take a tour with Great Gardening from WDSE-WRPT. Hayward, WI https://www.wdse.org/shows/gardening/video Source