Biointensive Cover Cropping To Be Self Sustainable
More info: http://www.smilinggardener.com/biointensive-gardening/biointensive-cover-cropping Biointensive gardening uses cover crops in a process they call calorie farming, which means reserving 60% of your growing area for grasses and legumes that will then be used to make your own compost.
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