How to garden organically
Freshly milled USA family farm, organically grown Kamut (kuh-MOOT) is an ancient grain revived!
Its plump, high protein golden kernels make whole grain pasta of surprisingly smooth texture.
Many with sensitivity to modern wheat can enjoy Kamut because of its highly water soluble gluten. Organic vegetables (beet red, carrot orange, spinach green) create a celebration of colors that cooking enhances.
GROFUN is a beautifully simple idea with a beautifully silly name.
GROFUN stands for ‘Growing Real organic food in Urban Neighbourhoods’ and coordinates groups of neighbours in communities cooperatively growing food in their own back gardens, sharing labour, skills, resources and last but not least-the delciious home-grown produce itself.
Duration : 0:8:50
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Overview of our gardening DVD on turning your backyard into a your own organic produce department.
Step-by-step from soil prep, planting, pest control, harvesting and storage of your bounty.
Organic gardening is quite rewarding and it really isn’t all that much harder than non-organic gardening. You just have to stay on top of things. Take a peek at the following video DVD preview for some ideas as to what you can do in your own garden.
Duration : 0:5:7
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Is a plant food (such as miracle grow) considered a chemical when growing the plants?
Plant foods such as Miracle Gro are considered chemical fertilizers and definitely not organic. Compost, fish emulsion, kelp are a few of the numerous things used to feed the plants and soil in an organic garden.