Preparing Soil in a Polytunnel
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Andrew and Niall guide you through the A to Z of soil preparation of your polytunnel in preparation for the year ahead, which is one of the best ways to ensure you will never look back. As we know the most important key to success to growing bumper harvest of healthy organic vegetables is the soil, so in today's special episode we go visit a local farm who has one of the few very rare organic beef farms in the area, run by Clive, who provides them with real farmyard manure on occasion. And for those of us not so lucky to that access to real manure - they recommend other items they have used themselves for years.
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Hello from west Wales. That's-you for this informative and a joy to watch film. I am going straight to my polytunnel to dig watering holes and fling some manure!
Sounds like great fun, let us know how you get on!
Trace elephants haha, great video.
Thanks.
jeep how dare you its a landy :)
Hi Rusty bits. Fair enough, I think I do refer to it as a Jeep in the video but meant it as a general description rather than a reference to the vastly inferior (to a Landy) other brand. Having owned my slow, leaky, noisy and temperamental old Landrover for nearly 18 years I am well versed in its pedigree. Got to run, I need to hoover (sorry vacuum) the stairs ;)
Quickcrop most countries refer to 4x4s and SUVs as jeeps
Was thinking the same 😂thing
Can you use manure in containers?
hi, would it be ok to incorporate spent mushroom compost into the soil? i'm preparing a veg patch for next spring.
Hi, mushroom compost works well in the garden, it is high in organic matter and makes a perfect soil improver.
www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/ten-ways-improve-soil/
Regards, Tony.
Find a farmer anywhere else in the world who will give you cow muck.......
Ask nicely and offer something in return, maybe some veg at the end of the year.
Peter Smith that's "bull shit" lol ;)
I pick up horse shit thats composted with hay/straw. Its free! But i give the farmer $20 to dump it on my trailer with his tractor bucket. I spend 2-3 hours shoveling it out of my trailer i dont need to double my work!!
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