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Published May 18, 2012 | 
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Leave a commentOrganic Gardening Can Help Protect the Next Generation
Published May 14, 2012 | organicgardeningtips101.com – Organic Gardening can provide affordable, healthy fruits and vegetables for our families. Loving our children also means caring about their long-term health. We need to consider their future by keeping the earth more chemical-free. Organic is still a controversial topic for many, but it seems to be getting more widely recognized and popular, which is awesome! It can only help our planet and our health to go back to how it was before pesticides and other chemicals were invented. The need for medicines and antibiotics decreases greatly as individuals, (and their animals) go back to eating healthy, whole, organic foods. So, bottom line — why eat organic? It is up to you, if your health is important to you, what you may spend in extra on organic foods, you are likely to save in medical bills. Check out our organic gardening family blog at organicgardeningtips101.com
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Posted in Organic Gardening | cute kids, green, health, healthy kids, Howto, next generation, organic, organic farming, organic food, organic gardening | Leave a commentTeeny Tiny (sub)Urban Homestead, Organic Gardening with a Stay at Home Gardener
Published April 25, 2012 | Just a quick retrospect of our homestead project. More photos and videos will be coming soon. Music in this one is by Zoe Keating — cello goddess: "We Insist" and "Sun Will Set." Google her right now and buy her songs!! Art work is by Ruth Poe. Copyrights on everything, blah, blah, blah.
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Posted in Organic Gardening | biodynamic, Compost, cooked, food not lawns, freegan, frugal gardening, frugal lifestyle, garden art, goddess, green, grow your own, healthy living, herbs, Howto, legalize gardening, love revolution, norcal, organic gardening, raw, ruth poe, santa cruz, sustainable agriculture, urban homestead, vegetable gardening, worms, zoe keating | Leave a commentWith Nature in Mind: Organic Gardening
Published April 25, 2012 | UW Bothell and Cascadia Community College have an inspiring staff that is leading the way in organic gardening and landscape management. They have completely phased out pesticides and herbicides while using goats, composting, and a host of other solutions to create a beautiful campus. Learn more by watching the video. Director: David Ryder Producers: Tony Guerrero, Jim Perich-Anderson
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Posted in Organic Gardening | bothell, College, environment, flowers, garden, gardening, goats, green, landscaping, nature, organic, permaculture, Tech, university of washington, uw bothell, worm bins, worm composting, worms | Leave a commentNew Zealand Home Orchard – Backyard Organic Gardening
Published April 9, 2012 | Large backyard home orchard and vegetable garden … quick tree tour … including avocado, orange, mandarin, apple, macadamia nut, nectarine, peach, ugly fruit, lemon, lemonade, grapefruit, tangerine, guava, grape, pawpaw, feijoa, custard apple, apple …
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Organic gardening – How to maximise vegetable garden growing space
Published April 5, 2012 | Peter Kearney of www.cityfoodgrowers.com tells you how to maximise the growing space and production of your organic vegetable garden with some simple tips on food garden design, timing and planting strategies.
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On The Green Farms Organic Gardening Series – Part 2 (Hybrid, Open Pollinated, & Heirloom Seeds)
Published April 1, 2012 | www.OnTheGreenFarms.com – What is a hybrid seed? Is it an evil word? Can I grow a 100% heirloom garden? In this video Jenny explains what each of the 3 types of seeds are and provides important information to help you choose the right type for your own garden.
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CARROTS, Harvesting, Long Term Storage, 6 Months + & whatnot :) Organic Gardening How to!
Published March 31, 2012 | Keep Carrots 6 months or longer! No sense growing a big patch of carrots in your garden if you dont store them correctly. Ive seen other videos where they just tell you to put carrots in a cold place, in a bag maybe … that doesnt work for very long. This is the right way to keep carrots for a very long time. The old fashioned way. REEL TIME GARDENING WITH PUDSY440 :{) what youll need: 1. a garden 2. some nice organic carrots 3. a knife 4. old aged sawdust thats been in the weather Hell yeah, carrot harvest time in the garden. Learn how to keep em all winter long, six months or longer with my aged sawdust method.
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1/2 Organic Gardening: Noyo Food Forest and Raw Vegan Chef Soria
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Published March 11, 2012 | How I make and use compost in my organic garden. The next video will be more stable, btw. Im still learning. Check out some of these other YouTubers for more compost awesomeness: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
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