How to garden organically


Why did the chckens cross the barnyard?

Posted on 2008 under organic gardening supply | No Comment

9 Oct

To get to the leaky garden hose, of course. These chickens, who live up on Howmars Farm in northern Vermont, spotted a prime opportunity for getting a drink on a warm spring day. The garden hose wasn’t quite attached, so they took full advantage. Howmars Farm is an organic dairy farm which supplies Stonyfield Farm with organic milk for yogurt.

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I've been an avid gardener most of my life and I've always had an interest in organic gardening. My parents always had gardens when I was a child and while I can't say that no chemicals were used, most products and methods used to maintain the garden were natural. Now that I have a garden of my own (past 7 years) I've gone strictly organic. This blog is my attempt to share Organic Gardening Tips with you.

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