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fasttense

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3. And a lot of very hard work
Tue Mar 5, 2013, 07:04 AM
Mar 2013

I notice later in the article it states that the system is very labor intensive.

I find that most organic gardening is very labor intensive especially when you are 1st setting up your garden.

I notice they mention giving each plant room to grow. I find that package labels for seeds are almost useless when it comes to spacing of vegetables. If my soil is poor (a newly developing garden plot) I plant further apart. If my soil is rich (an older garden plot with a lot of organic materials in it) I plant closer. The in row spacing on seeds packets is usually too close and the between row spacing is usually too far apart and allows weeds to invade and take over.

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So tama Jan 2013 #1
here's a cool pdf from that link and TED talks for the snowstorm farminator3000 Feb 2013 #2
And a lot of very hard work fasttense Mar 2013 #3
I do the 4x? method Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 #4
Low labor, High Yield Methods HealUS Dec 2013 #5
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