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Building Soils Naturally: Innovative Methods for Organic Gardeners by Phil Nauta
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Overview: Phil Nauta is a certified organic land-care professional, and his comprehensive book could have been titled, 'Everything You Wanted to Know About Soil (But Never Knew to Ask).' Nauta describes what healthy soil looks and feels like, how plants use that soil for growth and contribute to it by their decomposition, and the soils' chemical composition and teeming biological life. More than just another treatise on compost, humus, mulching, and fertilization, Nauta focuses on building up the unseen inhabitants of soil, the billions of ''effective micro-organisms'' that make it all happen. Nauta's program, which includes a battery of tests for both soil and plants, may seem daunting to even active, experienced gardeners. But those willing to follow his recommendations, he says, will end up with healthy soil that will produce plants resistant to disease and, if they are edible, more ''nutrient dense,'' flavorful, and resistant to rot. - Adam Levine, Better Homes and Gardens - Country Gardens, Spring (March) 2013 issue
Genre: Non-Fiction: General - Gardening
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Requirements: ePUB Reader, Size: 842 Kb
Overview: Phil Nauta is a certified organic land-care professional, and his comprehensive book could have been titled, 'Everything You Wanted to Know About Soil (But Never Knew to Ask).' Nauta describes what healthy soil looks and feels like, how plants use that soil for growth and contribute to it by their decomposition, and the soils' chemical composition and teeming biological life. More than just another treatise on compost, humus, mulching, and fertilization, Nauta focuses on building up the unseen inhabitants of soil, the billions of ''effective micro-organisms'' that make it all happen. Nauta's program, which includes a battery of tests for both soil and plants, may seem daunting to even active, experienced gardeners. But those willing to follow his recommendations, he says, will end up with healthy soil that will produce plants resistant to disease and, if they are edible, more ''nutrient dense,'' flavorful, and resistant to rot. - Adam Levine, Better Homes and Gardens - Country Gardens, Spring (March) 2013 issue
Genre: Non-Fiction: General - Gardening
Download Instructions:
http://www.nitroflare.com/view/654F35E64FC810D
Mirror:
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/uGHlsMKX/file.html