BEST Cheapest soil Fixes for growing food - Similar Threads

Register / Login

permaculture forums growies critters building homesteading energy monies kitchen purity ungarbage community wilderness fiber arts art permaculture artisans regional education skip experiences global resources cider press projects digital market permies.com pie forums private forums all forums

this forum made possible by our volunteer staff, including ...

master stewards:

Carla Burke
Nancy Reading
r ransom
John F Dean
paul wheaton
Jay Angler

stewards:

Timothy Norton
Pearl Sutton
Tereza Okava

master gardeners:

Christopher Weeks
M Ljin

gardeners:

Jeremy VanGelder
Matt McSpadden
thomas rubino

Other threads similar to BEST Cheapest soil Fixes for growing food

intentional community

F25 Seeking Intentional Community

4 replies 1

food preservation

Weekly canning, in lieu of refrigeration

21 replies 3 6

composting

New to composting and in a city type area

2 replies

forest garden

Monthly Food Forest Tours! Let's create a food forest together!

318 replies [ 1, 2, 3 < ... <30, 31, 32 ] 69 488 29

soil

How do you measure soil temperature? Predictor of pest emergence?

8 replies 2 2

gardening for beginners

Should I buy Red Wigglers to populate my raised bed garden?

7 replies 3

tinkering with this site

Active staff page

54 1

composting

Vermiculture: Worm composting

108 replies [ 1, 2, 3 ] 7 13

urban gardening

Bonuses of an Urban and Suburban Aquponics System intergration into your permaculture design.

15 replies 6 3

soil

Tiller reccomendations

12 replies 2

science and research

Fire as tool for growing food plants

9 replies 1

organic

Inherited unhealthy garden. Need ideas.

11 replies

gardening for beginners

Insulating garden beds from the HEAT

25 replies 14

permaculture

Moving from zone 9/10 to 6/7... what do I do.

9 replies

urban gardening

Nylon rope or soil wick for wicking containers, which is better?

14 replies 4 2

hugelkultur

New Hugelkultur beds- best crop for SOIL building?

10 replies 5

permaculture

Rejuvenating Raised beds

22 replies 1 3

market garden

Creating New Beds for a Market Garden

12 replies 2

gardening for beginners

Starting a Garden advice

4 replies

soil

Is this worm good or bad to plants

12 replies 2

soil

improve heavy clay quick, cheap?

39 replies 7

forest garden

planting nitrogen fixers:eg: alder; placement within food forest.

12 replies 3

gardening for beginners

peat moss ?

3 replies 2

composting

The PSL Method of Vermiculture - a vermi-composting bin to produce lots of tea, and worms

6 replies 1

decision making

C5 Defines The Adapters Movement- Acceptance and Triage

13 replies 5 2 16

small farm

Observe while building soil?

24 replies

soil

building soil on sand

92 replies [ 1, 2, 3 ] 2 3 5

biochar

Weekly cycles of biochar creation

5 replies

permaculture

Seeking advice: land, and a quick, cheap, temporary living space?

16 replies 1 2

composting

Adding daily/weekly greens to compost pile, is it ok or should I throw away?

12 replies 3

soil

Improving clay soil on the cheap

160 replies [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ] 4 40

homestead

For the love of conifers

13 replies 3 7

skills to inherit property

BB Club - Weekly on Wednesdays at 8am Mountain

[ 1, 2 ] 8 6

mulch

I need mulch help

4 replies 1

greening the desert

one piece of advice for desert permies- what would YOURS be?

74 replies [ 1, 2 ] 2 7 14

bugs

fireants in my pants

28 replies 1 2 1

composting

Compost Tea Brewer: affordable & DIY

7 replies 1 3

greening the desert

A permie guide to Drylands

6 replies 8

mulch

Growing a garden in aged wood chips

35 replies 12 9

soil

Need to Make Sand Into Soil

29 replies 1 4

biointensive

Fine-tuning Biointensive

27 replies 6 7

plants

High, Dry, Cold Climate perennials

14 replies

mulch

Shredded cardboard mulch

2 replies

composting

wormfarming - does it help with clay soil?

6 replies 2

hugelkultur

Paul Wheaton's hugelkultur article thread

1223 replies [ 1, 2, 3 < ... <29, 30, 31 ] 23 263 51

potatoes

Planting potatoes in wood chips

15 replies 1 3

uk and ireland

our tiny permaculture project in SW London, UK - comments welcome

5 replies

composting

"Wild" worms versus "purchased" worms

7 replies 3

hugelkultur

What is too much conifer?

7 replies

gardening for beginners

Breaking up clay is hard to do

48 replies [ 1, 2 ] 35 16