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• Tires
  ...ing|alternative building]] structures, and many folks even use them in the garden. But, is this safe? ...ked/exposed to the environment. It is not recommended to use tires in the garden, as they will constantly off-gas and degrade, releasing carcinogenic materi
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• Silicate
  Silicate can be used as a supplement in the garden to boost plants' immune systems, making them more resilient against disease [[Category:Garden]]
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• Help
  Just by posting comments or sending emails, letting me know how your own farm/garden is faring, how the weather is, or what problems you're working on solving,
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• Experiments
  = Garden =
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• IAF Podcast Episode 2
  yes but baby, when you have that first salad from your own garden, you taste the freedom
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• Ashwagandha
  ...dha has several properties that make it a worthwhile addition to your herb garden. It is an adaptogen, so it can be helpful for bringing you back to balance
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• Comfrey
  Do you have a plant in your garden that gives free mulch, compost activator, and a potent plant food? ...t. We also grow in patches as part of our fertility strategy in the market garden and have patches in the wildflower meadows (details below). We recently sup
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• Water Filtration
  ...using chlorinated water. I am aware of folks who do put filters on their garden hoses. Do you? Why? Add here or let me know.
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• Ginger
  # Start with a living ginger root. These are available from nurseries, garden centers or seed companies. If you have a friend with a ginger plant, a root
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• Neem
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• IAF Podcast Episode 15
  Technology is helping to bridge that: do a video of that backyard garden, that aquaponics, and be seen by others. And as soon as you see someone el
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• Companion Plants
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Insect-Repellant Plants
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Hemp
  ...ltivation is a possibility actually maintain males and females in the same garden, though far enough away that male pollen will not affect the females too se
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• Calendula
  ...olerate light shade in warmer areas. Calendula is best planted in prepared garden beds or large containers filled with organic potting soil. Prior to plantin You can also use your calendula petals fresh straight from the garden or dried straight from the jar. No infusions or steeping required.
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• Spinach
  ...l others in an unheated greenhouse over winter in Pennsylvania. In my own garden, the plants suffered from the heat of summer, and not only were slow to gro
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• Resources
  ...published materials. Some great homestead books can be found there where garden size, types of crops is discussed to provide a year round food supply.
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• Tomato
  =In the Garden=
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• Library
  The Medicine Wheel Garden; Creating Sacred Space for Healing, Celebration, and Tranquility
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• Essential Oils
  ...th -- but also some solid science demonstrates efficacy of many EOs in the garden. See this study:
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• Mullein
  ...enerally known to grow from 4 to 5 feet in the wild and 7 to 8 feet in the garden. Near the top of the plant the leaves clump together to form a spike usuall
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• Orgone
  ...garden experiments that demonstrate orgone generators can be useful in the garden as well. ...udbusters]] and [[Holy hand grenade|holy hand grenades]] in his greenhouse/garden.
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• Rockdust
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Bone Meal
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Aphids
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Greensand
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Food Forest
  ...layers of growth work together to create a low-maintenance, high-producing garden. [[Category:Garden]]
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• IAF Podcast Episode 25
  ...t potatoes, I have another client who plants onions all the way around her garden to keep the mice out.
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• IAF Podcast Episode 26
  Under there somewhere is the winter garden. I'll let you know how it does after this snow and the dip into the 20"s f
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• Permaculture
  ...ay we can make positive changes to our situation. This means being in your garden regularly, making plans for new designs, and always developing and improvin ...cluding flower gardens and herb gardens to an extent, you are growing that garden to provide produce for yourself. This means obtaining a yield.
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• History: Extreme Weather during the Maunder Minimum
  ...(land tax). France is a land of good soil and fine weather, almost like a Garden of Eden. But for over a hundred years leading up to the French Revolution i
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• IAF Podcast Episode 29
  ...we are planning polytunnels and goats next year. I already keep bees and garden.
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• Oregano
  ...m, but oregano is a hardy perennial plant that is easy to grow in the home garden. A handful of plants will provide you with enough oregano to use fresh in s ==In Garden Design==
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• Cross-Pollination Guide
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• Sweet Potato
  ...em establish. By now it should be warm enough out to transplant into your garden. Be aware they can sprawl quite impressively, so be sure to account for th
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• Fig
  ...ood setting of fruit. And in fact, figs will grow in most locations – in garden beds and in containers – as long as they are protected from strong, cold ...nhouse or conservatory over the summer and fall before planting out in the garden. Fig trees can grow up to 3 meters tall and develop a broad canopy, so give
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• Muscovy Ducks
  ...al feed to keep them coming back at night. You should keep them out of the garden and away from vulnerable plants, however. I hope one day to get away from c
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• Winter-kill Temperatures
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• Agribon
  ...ontent/uploads/2014/12/Agribon-AG-19-Floating-Row-Crop-Cover-Frost-Blanket-Garden-Fabric-Plant-Cover-0-3.jpg [[Category:Garden]]
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• Fruit Tree Critical Temperatures
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• Lactobacillus Serum
  [[Category:Garden]]
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• Walnut
  ...downstream. This is poisonous to many other plants, and can ruin a design/garden if not taken into appropriate consideration. Juglone is a surefire tomato
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• Calories
  ...is a table describing crop calorie density for reference in planning your garden. See also other crops listed [http://wiki.iceagefarmer.com/wiki/Category:C
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• Chicken Feed
  ...endly. Many gardeners and homesteaders prefer to keep the flock out of the garden most of the time. But, when winter cover crops are ready to be tilled in (o ...ith row cover or bird netting. So, while the chickens clean and manure the garden, they are getting fresh grains, legumes, greens, and protein.
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