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How To Make Compost Palms holding soilPalms holding soil What if someone told you that the very best fertilizer in the world doesn’t cost a dime, that you don’t have to drive anywhere to get it, and that it virtually manufactures itself?
The Benefits of Bats Bat landing on a plantBat landing on a plant Bats are among the most beneficial creatures to have in residence near your garden, yet they’ve always gotten a bad rap. Halloween and its associated lore would have us believe that all bats are vampires (they’re not all bloodsuckers¬, though some are).
Permaculture Example of a grouping of permaculture plantsExample of a grouping of permaculture plants The word “permaculture” has taken on meanings that include the practical, the ethical and even the magical — but according to the Australian “father of permaculture,” Bill Mollison, it is essentially:
What USDA Organic Certification Means USDA Organic LogoUSDA Organic Logo 'Organic' has become a generic term, and is broadly used to describe everything from foods, products and practices that are merely natural to those that are authentically certified USDA Organic. The green USDA Organic seal above cannot be displayed without certification by a USDA-accredited agent. Our organic farm, and the trees we grow upon that land, have been officially certified as USDA Organic.
Organic vs. Non-GMO vs. Hybrid: What’s the difference? Corn with overlays of seed type labelsCorn with overlays of seed type labels Organic. Non-GMO. Hybrid. Even heirloom. The names are confusing and are often (mistakenly) used interchangeably. While they are related, they are not the same. In this article, we’ll lay out the differences and explain how these labels apply to the trees and plants we grow at Stark Bro's.
Organic Weed Control Article imageArticle image Weeds are not just unsightly - they sap nutrients and water away from your organic trees and plants. Try these easy, inexpensive tips for keeping weeds under control.
Preparing an Organic Garden Site Article imageArticle image The health of your soil will rule your organic gardening success. Find out what your soil is composed of and how to keep it vibrant and alive.
Fertilizing Organic Fruit Trees Article imageArticle image It’s entirely possible to nourish your prized organic fruit trees without using harsh chemicals. Learn what to use as well as when (and when not) to fertilize.
Organic Frequently Asked Questions Organic Farm fieldOrganic Farm field Here we answer all of your questions about what “organic” really means, how we grow our organic trees and how they’re different from our conventionally grown trees.
Fruit Tree Care: Organic Disease Control Article imageArticle image It is possible to have a successful organic fruit tree orchard. Read about some of the most common fungal issues and how to practice organic disease control.
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