Helen and Hugo’s Organic Farming Blog

John Evans shows the secret for growing healthy enormous World Record vegetables is organic Bountea compost tea.

It supports our drive at Farming Secrets that all farmers seek ways for more sustainable farming for the benefit of all. Ask for our Free “Starter Tool Kit” by going to: http://www.farmingsecrets.com/ to find out more.

Mary and Allen Witham, owners of Bunnell Organics in Bunnell, Florida, tell us how they got involved with organic farming and what they have available for sale to the public.

Watch this Amazing video that tell us how they got involved with organic farming.

Farming Secrets that all farmers seek ways for more sustainable farming for the benefit of all. Ask for our Free “Starter Tool Kit” by going to: http://www.farmingsecrets.com/ to find out more.

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, talks about the importance of healthy soil in your garden.

Watch this Amazing video about healthy soil.

Farming Secrets that all farmers seek ways for more sustainable farming for the benefit of all. Ask for our Free “Starter Tool Kit” by going to: http://www.farmingsecrets.com/ to find out more.

With healthy, natural soil, learn how your plants and the environment can thrive in this free gardening video about how to use organic fertilizers on plants.

It supports our drive at Farming Secrets that all farmers seek ways for more sustainable farming for the benefit of all. Ask for our Free “Starter Tool Kit” by going to: http://www.farmingsecrets.com/ to find out more.

There is an amazing technology from Japan that lets you Grow Vegetables, Fruits, and Grains with no Chemicals, herbicides, fungicides, or pesticides.

Watch this Amazing video. Totally organic, holistic, and free of pollution.

Farming Secrets that all farmers seek ways for more sustainable farming for the benefit of all. Ask for our Free “Starter Tool Kit” by going to: http://www.farmingsecrets.com/ to find out more.

Watch as a group of Indian villagers revert back from conventional farming methods to farming the way their forefathers farmed. They understand that by conventionally farming, they have put themselves in a treadmill situation, where each year, soil fertility goes down and consequently every year one must increase the amount of inputs going into the soil and subsequently increase costs.
By farming organically these farmers make more profits. As fertility is brought back into the soil the inputs will be lower. The farmers save money by eliminating fertilizers and pesticides as well as not having the cost of buying seeds. Then when they market their cotton the price of organic cotton is 8 – 15% higher compared to conventional cotton. This group being Fair trade receives a further 20 -30% consequently increasing the price more than 40%!

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Through co-operation and joining forces to hire a marketing agent, organic farmers groups can negotiate the prices they want. No longer are these farmers at the mercy of the market forces. With regular communication farmers benefit from the umbrella organization, Ofarm who co-ordinate a pool of supplies to create market strength. Farming Secrets encourages all farmers tojoin together to compete against the market rather than against each other.

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just reading “Good Fruit and Vegetables” March edition p. 23 where there is an article about Dr. Bruce Cockroft who is leading research on 8 top orchards in order to increase yields by up to a 150% while reducing water usage.

Dr. Cockroft says that “increased biological activity is critical as it increases plant roots (and) water absorption” One of the trial farmers can see that increased biological activity means that his soils are less compacted (and) water absorption levels are greater.

In other words, follow practices that are an aid to help develop better soil biology.

Hi to all our Farming Secrets members, organic and sustainable farmers,  enthusiasts and any body in general with an interest in organic farming, sustainability and living in a better, cleaner and more natural world.

We have decided to launch a blog which reflects our interest and opinions on the things that matter most to us.  We hope you will be a loyal subscriber and join our plight to promote all things organic and natural!

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