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How to french intensive gardening Videos
- 1. Environ Sci, Policy, and Management 117 Lab 1: French Intensive Method
- 2. The Market Gardener with Jean-Martin Fortier, Part 3 Bio-Intensive Farming
- 3. French Intensive Garden.
- 4. 2015 Organic French Intensive Raised Bed Garden
Environ Sci, Policy, and Management 117 Lab 1: French Intensive Method
Environ Sci, Policy, and Management 117 Lab - Fall 2013 Creative Commons 3.0: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs.
The Market Gardener with Jean-Martin Fortier, Part 3 Bio-Intensive Farming
Innovative organic farmer Jean-Martin Fortier, author of "The Market Gardener" shares his profitable methods for achieving success growing vegetables on a ...
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The Abled Gardener
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on 12 Jul 2015
I learned wide row gardening from reading Dick Raymond's book, "The Joy of
Gardening". I believe it was from the 80's. It really worked for me in a
small garden to plant in these rows and was able to put in more veggies in
a smaller space. Looks like you have a lot going on there, great job, Kim
Ventarmy
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on 01 Oct 2015
So when you have the Canopy, does using a sprinkler watering system still
work? Does the water trickle down through the canopy and have even
coverage?
Kinetic Elements
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on 30 Jul 2015
I would like to watch part 4 of this series about the cropping
systems....and more if there are other parts as well....thank you.
snookmeister55
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on 13 Jul 2015
Great video and sound quality is excellent, which is not the norm,
unfortunately.
French Intensive Garden.
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maribel Aguilar Cuevas
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on 16 Aug 2015
me encanto la cancion alguien sabe como se llama y de quien es
Tania SIFLO
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on 16 Aug 2015
al final del video dice xD
2015 Organic French Intensive Raised Bed Garden
The gardening season has started for us here in the Pacific Northwest. I am doing 2 foot tall raised beds for the most part to save my knee. No straw bales or hay ...
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hoofstep
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on 25 Oct 2015
Would you please share - in written form (or link to a site that has
similar) what your growing medium is composed of? Won't cry of you don't
but would like to know:).
hoofstep
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on 25 Oct 2015
No actually what you shared with me is exactly what I wanted to know; especially the 4- way mix, believe it or not: I had wondered how you had obtained it- either by buying it as you said, or by digging it from your surrounding environment. Thank you very much!
Lucky Robin
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on 25 Oct 2015
+hoofstep I filled the beds about 3/4 of the way with straw and hay that had been used for animal bedding. It was full of manure from the chickens, turkeys, ducks, and rabbits. And I put in all the compost I had. The other 1/4 of the bed was filled with a 4 way garden blend purchased by the cubic yard. I don't remember the exact make up anymore. I know it is 1/4 compost. If you live in NW WA I can send you the name of the place I bought it in a PM. Won't do you much good if you don't live in the area, though.
Umberto DiLeo
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on 19 Jul 2015
Looks great. What type of lumber are you using for the beds?
Lucky Robin
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on 19 Jul 2015
+Umberto DiLeo We used the 8' x 4' plywood sheets (not pressboard).
NomdeGuerre Lucy
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on 12 May 2015
Very nice garden. Love those beds.
Lucky Robin
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on 12 May 2015
+Chris Aube Thank you. I am enjoying them very much.
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