The key to success for every gardening venture is rich soil. Achieving that basic building block is easy with this accessible soil improvement guide, which offers a broad understanding of the science of soilâ s microbial life in an engaging, entertaining style.
The key to success for every gardening venture is rich soil. Achieving that basic building block is easy with this accessible soil improvement guide, which offers a broad understanding of the science of soilâ s microbial life in an engaging, entertaining style.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Diane Miessler is the author of Grow Your Soil! She is a certified permaculture designer, a soil science enthusiast, and a gardener with more than 50 years of experience. She has a monthly column in The Union, a newspaper that serves Nevada County, California. Dr. Elaine Ingham discovered the soil food web nearly 4 decades ago and has been pioneering research ever since. Widely recognized as the world’s foremost soil biologist, she’s passionate about empowering ordinary people to bring the soils in their community back to life.
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Foreword by Elaine R. Ingham Beauty, Magic & Tomatoes: Why I Garden, and How the Soil Food Web Helps 10 Suggestions for Creating Healthy, Living Soil Making Soil: Building a "House" 1 The Skinny on Soil: What Makes Soil Good & How Does It Get That Way? What Is Soil? What Makes Good Soil Good? What Good Is Good Soil? 2 Building a House: Start with the Roof (Mulch & Cover Crops) Mulch Cover Crops 3 Build the Walls: Organic Matter & the Soil Food Web That Sticks It Together Soil Organic Matter The Soil Food Web: A Gardener's Best Friend Biodiversity 101: Microbes Biodiversity 102: Algae, Bugs, Worms, and More 4 Install Ventilation, Plumbing & a Nice Pantry: No-Till Growing, Paths & CEC Step Away from the Rototiller! Make Paths What Is CEC? How to Increase CEC 5 Feed the Inhabitants: Photosynthesis, Minerals & Soil Testing Photosynthesis: Empty but Necessary Calories Macronutrients & Micronutrients To Test or Not to Test 6 Compost and Compost Tea: It's Not Rocket Science Benefits and Tools Is It Compost or Is It Mulch? How to Build a Compost Pile Maintaining a Compost Pile: It Needs Your Love When Is It Done? Growing Pains Fungally or Bacterially Dominated? Worm Bins Frequently Asked Questions, Answered Compost Tea for a Non-Rocket Scientist with a Bucket 7 Where Do I Start? Building a Garden That Feeds Itself Step 1: Pick a Spot Step 2: Get Water to It Step 3: Decide where You'll Walk Step 4: Soften the Soil Step 5: Pull Stuff Up, Throw Stuff Down Step 6: Mulch Step 7: Plant Stuff 8 Housework & Home Repairs: How Not to Make Your Neighbors Hate You Maintenance = Mulch Putter, Don't Work Glossary Bibliography Metric Conversions Index
Foreword by Elaine R. Ingham Beauty, Magic & Tomatoes: Why I Garden, and How the Soil Food Web Helps 10 Suggestions for Creating Healthy, Living Soil Making Soil: Building a "House" 1 The Skinny on Soil: What Makes Soil Good & How Does It Get That Way? What Is Soil? What Makes Good Soil Good? What Good Is Good Soil? 2 Building a House: Start with the Roof (Mulch & Cover Crops) Mulch Cover Crops 3 Build the Walls: Organic Matter & the Soil Food Web That Sticks It Together Soil Organic Matter The Soil Food Web: A Gardener's Best Friend Biodiversity 101: Microbes Biodiversity 102: Algae, Bugs, Worms, and More 4 Install Ventilation, Plumbing & a Nice Pantry: No-Till Growing, Paths & CEC Step Away from the Rototiller! Make Paths What Is CEC? How to Increase CEC 5 Feed the Inhabitants: Photosynthesis, Minerals & Soil Testing Photosynthesis: Empty but Necessary Calories Macronutrients & Micronutrients To Test or Not to Test 6 Compost and Compost Tea: It's Not Rocket Science Benefits and Tools Is It Compost or Is It Mulch? How to Build a Compost Pile Maintaining a Compost Pile: It Needs Your Love When Is It Done? Growing Pains Fungally or Bacterially Dominated? Worm Bins Frequently Asked Questions, Answered Compost Tea for a Non-Rocket Scientist with a Bucket 7 Where Do I Start? Building a Garden That Feeds Itself Step 1: Pick a Spot Step 2: Get Water to It Step 3: Decide where You'll Walk Step 4: Soften the Soil Step 5: Pull Stuff Up, Throw Stuff Down Step 6: Mulch Step 7: Plant Stuff 8 Housework & Home Repairs: How Not to Make Your Neighbors Hate You Maintenance = Mulch Putter, Don't Work Glossary Bibliography Metric Conversions Index
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