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Elbow
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Vince, yes, he invented the seed drill too...
here's my contribution then,
New to Organic where do I Start,
Your soil. in Organic farming, the soil is the #1 concern. the part of soil that is the main focus on most Organic farmers in the compost component. w/o a quality compost in the mix, growing cannabis can be like a dog chasing it's tail.
quality compost has a high CeC, high microbe count, high nutrient availability, depending on food stock, but even a quality compost made from horse bedding has a good major and minor nutrient value... even boron.
organic no-till practices leaves the bacteria and fungus alone to continue doing what they are supposed to do... what they have evolved millions of years to do... cycle nutrients efficiently.
here's my contribution then,
New to Organic where do I Start,
Your soil. in Organic farming, the soil is the #1 concern. the part of soil that is the main focus on most Organic farmers in the compost component. w/o a quality compost in the mix, growing cannabis can be like a dog chasing it's tail.
quality compost has a high CeC, high microbe count, high nutrient availability, depending on food stock, but even a quality compost made from horse bedding has a good major and minor nutrient value... even boron.
organic no-till practices leaves the bacteria and fungus alone to continue doing what they are supposed to do... what they have evolved millions of years to do... cycle nutrients efficiently.