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Category Archives: organics
Fire Ants in the Compost
As a midwestern gardener, I never had to face many of the challenges intrinsic to deep south gardening, including the problem of fire ants. In our yard they seem to favor sheltered spots, e.g. near paving, tree roots, and in raised beds or other structures, such as our compost bin. Since I use organic methods [...]
Deep South Fruit and Vegetable Growers Conference, Day 2
Today I attended a few sessions from the “Organic Production” track. I actually was interested in the ones on organic certification, but I skipped those because it’s not exactly immediately relevant to my efforts as a home gardener. As most people already know, there is a lot of controversy around organic standards (many feel that [...]
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