Natural farming

This is an infographic from our post on how to start a compost pile. There are a lot of small composting tips to follow, but the ones on this infographic are the most important. A traditional compost is a no turn one. A newer take on the no-turn is the Turn Compost. Both of these are very, very easy. The main thing to know is that you need to have a proper ratio of "greens" and "browns" and this image shares that. #naturalfarming #compost #composting #farmingtips #organicfarming #knf…

What is Natural Farming and How to Achieve the Basics – Old Man Stino

By Guest Blogger: Ben Klempner - Making Korean Natural Farming (KNF) inputs is easy and something you can do at home. Here are few "recipes" to get your hands wet.

We just started farming based on principles of Masanobu Fukuoka, Mokichi Okada and Han Kyu Cho. Korean Natural Farming plays a large role in organic Thai f

How-to use KNF? This chart is designed as a quick start guide to how-to use KNF Solution formulas. Learn how to combine, dilute and then apply KNF Solutions to your crops. Apply the appropriate nu…

Come dig (or, don't dig!) into the concept of no-till gardening - what it is, how to do it, and the stellar benefits it provides soil and plant health. #ToxinFreeGardening #NontoxicGardening #GardenTips #GardenProducts

We all could certainly do with less pests in our lives, especially the type that bite, sting, and raid your pantry. Getting rid of household pests is an age old problem with a lot of

The Organic No-Till Farming Revolution is an eye-opener for the gardener, farmer, or homesteader, who seeks to cultivate soil health wherever they grow.

Some believe that human intervention is detrimental to farming. That's why natural farming is gaining popularity in the agriculture community. Here’s everything you need to know about natural farming and why it’s changing the way we eat. #naturalfarming #farming #farm #farmtotable #naturalfoods #organic #organicfoods #healthyliving #healthyeating

Raised field construction (from Clark Erickson) Raised fields -- an ancient form of agriculture, practiced by the Mayas, Aztecs, and the ancestors of the Incas -- was one of the most productive preindustrial farming systems anywhere. These fields were abandoned in most areas centuries ago, and largely forgotten. In the 1980s archaeologists excavated ancient raised fields around Lake Titicaca in the Andes. Based on their findings, modern rural peoples started rebuilding raised fields. They…