January 26, 2024 at 11:38 PM
Fertilizers and Particle Size: What’s it All Mean? In my travels, the subject of fertilizers comes up often. In these discussions, we sometimes center on the topic of fertilizer particle size—specifically when someone asks me about “nanoparticle” fertilizer. When it comes to liquid fertilizers, the difference between whether something is a solution, a colloidal dispersion, […]
December 19, 2023 at 3:52 PM
Instructions for Growing The Sustainable Family Garden Heirloom Bugout Seed Bag By Following The Recipe Below, You’ll Eat Healthier, Save Money, And Maybe Even Save Your Life! Our bodies were designed to be herbivores, and as you eat primarily a whole food, plant-based diet you will be healthier, need less volume of food, avoid […]
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December 8, 2023 at 9:11 AM
Foliar Spraying the Mittleider Weekly Feed – Here’s How To Do It!
June 17, 2022 at 2:00 AM
In 2017 I was asked to conduct a gardening training project near the town of Carigara on the very poor island of Leyte in the Philippines, for a group who are doing a lot of good over there called the Rise and Rebuild International Foundation. It was supposed to happen in the fall of 2017, […]
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October 30, 2020 at 10:51 AM
Is organic really better for the environment than conventional (industrial) agriculture? by Hannah Ritchie October 19, 2017 Our World in Data presents the empirical evidence on global development in entries dedicated to specific topics. This blog post draws on data and research discussed in our entries on Crop Yields, Land Use, and Fertilizers and Pesticides. This post was […]
January 30, 2020 at 3:11 PM
Virtual Mittleider Gardening Certification Training REGISTRATION FORM (Email completed form to jim@growfood.com ) VIRTUAL, VIDEOS OF KIDDER, Missouri: COST: $750.00. $253 discount currently applies (Payment to be made online at www.growfood.com/shop, or sent to jim@growfood.com by PayPal, or mailed to FFEF, 4977 South 11th East, Idaho Falls, ID 83404) NAME__________________________________________________________ SEX M F ADDRESS_____________________________________ […]
September 8, 2019 at 1:31 AM
Winter’s the time to get ready to grow your own seedlings! It’s not really difficult, and can extend your growing season by many weeks. For example, by planting cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower in February in your basement under grow-lights, you can put large, sturdy transplants into your garden by the end of March or early […]
September 8, 2019 at 1:20 AM
As we try and stay warm during this cominf cold winter season probably very few of us are thinking of gardens or growing our own food – but maybe we should be! When God cursed the ground it was for our sake, so when He said we were to eat our bread by the sweat […]
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September 8, 2019 at 12:51 AM
The following is adapted and condensed from the book Let’s Grow Tomatoes, by Dr. Jacob R. Mittleider. In addition to the 13 essential mineral nutrients man can provide, plants require water, exercise, anchorage, sunlight, warmth, living space, and protection from extremes in weather, disease, and insects. This would indicate that there are many possible causes […]
September 8, 2019 at 12:38 AM
Today we will discuss a fundamental question in gardening. Previously I was posed this question: “I hear that chemicals are poisoning our waterways, and that organic growing is much healthier than using chemicals. What’s the truth, and how do I grow a healthy, productive, and sustainable garden without hurting the environment?” This important question deserves […]
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