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Yeahhh :) It’s good to have a hardcopy :) You never know when it will come in handy :) But Unfortunately, a lot of good publications can be found on the internet only :( Yesterday I found this really interesting article about fertilizers on one of the polish chemical companies blog – http://blog.pulawy.com/en/the-key-importance-of-fertilizers
ha! I had just ordered Intelligent Gardner and have been reading about Sepp (mostly via permies.com and Paul Wheaton).
My other latest reading has been re-mineralizing the earth. “Bread from Stones” and The Ideal Soil (Astera) are current reads.
Also, a great find, look up Korean Natural Farming (there is a free download over at http://naturalfarminghawaii.net/tag/master-cho/
It puts the life back into your soil.
Timing is everything! :) I’m quite excited. I guess I’ll try and explain it more in a post, but I’ve been kind of avoiding a more soil science approach for a while – running into this particular book at this time sparked a bit of a change in thinking for me. Haven’t started reading the Sepp Holzer book yet. I did quickly check your Master Cho link but couldn’t find a download – I have to go back and read more on the site.
What books do you recommend for a beginner farmer?