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Regenerative agriculture can be the key for agriculture to transition from contributing to the climate crisis to helping solve it. Home gardeners can be a part of this change, too. Erin Harwood & Eloyce O’Connor are co-owners of Garden Delights Herb Farm in Brush Prairie, WA, where they...
but as early as it does and has dried out a bit, take a shovel or sturdy trowel and dig into it. This could be difficult because digging into the virgin earth is the single hardest gardening task. But check for these things: sand, if the soil falls off the trowel in a cascade...
Margaret:Well, and I love some of your company kind of mottos or slogans or tenets, I guess. One of them that I think came from your childhood, Martha, was “there is no away.” Maybe you could explain that because gardening, whether we’re doing hardscape work, like you’re talking ...
or future generations All voices shall be heard; equity beyond human community Bottom–up cultures/initiatives (permaculture, urban gardening, local currencies, urban pioneer movement, placemaking) State of Art Regenerative approaches departing from the recognition that each place is a unique dynamic enti...