How to garden organically
A long string of pink bird houses line the Bansen dairy farm.
Not merely for decoration, these bird houses provide nesting grounds for the swallows that feed on flies, using nature to control insect pests naturally.
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Much nicer when it’s green, but still real nice. A hotub would be very appropriate at the North end of the house for the guests to relax and enjoy the breathtaking view. A large firepit area (or multiple) would be added at appropriate places on the property. It would also be the intention of Craig and Jennifer to add an Organic Garden that would supply as much as possible of Global Bed and Breakfast’s fresh produce (a greenhouse could be added in the future). A large front fence (Ie. Stone could be added to this property to add curb appeal and also added security if an electronic gate was added in the future. The property already has a home security system (monitoring fire as well) that is tied into the local authorities – police was unintentionally tested on one of the viewings and I saw them speed by within 4 minutes of the alarm being triggered. Please also note that one could throw a rock from the south end of this property and land it on the ‘Meadowlands Golf Course’ which I would intend to get a ‘rotating membership’ that could be shared amoung guests and a golf cart that we could drive right onto the course from the Bed and Breakfast with.
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Dont go to the Home Garden Expo at Nambour …WHY?
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“One of the most effective ways to bring people together is a farmers’ market,” said Shing-Fu Hsueh. “Not only will it provide an opportunity for the residents to pick up produce locally; it will also offer a place where neighbors can meet and socialize.”
Several farms are currently registered to participate in the market, a grassroots initiative proposed and implemented by West Windsor residents. The market will be open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Vaughn Drive Lot of the Princeton Junction Train Station from June 5 to early November.
Shoppers will find organic herbs; grass-fed beef, pork and lamb; chicken, quail, and pheasant; and both organic and conventionally grown vegetables including specialty Asian vegetables. There will also be flowers, pies and bread available in addition to other products and produce brought by the growing list of participants.
According to the USDA, farmers markets, an integral part of the urban/farm linkage, have continued to rise in popularity, mostly due to the growing consumer interest in obtaining fresh products directly from the farm.
“New Jersey has successfully protected thousands of acres of farmland with open space and farmland preservation programs,” said Ronald Good, Bureau Chief at the New Jersey Department of Agriculture. “But it is vital that we maintain the viability of these farms by supporting the purchase of New Jersey locally-grown products. With the opening of the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market, residents are sending a message that farms are critical to the quality of life we cherish in this region.”
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Learn about the right soil and fertilizers for your organic garden in this free video on organic gardening for beginners.
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