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Growing Your Own Food with Evan Folds – Part 4 – E48
Image credit: tattfoo.com In this series on growing your own food in harmony with nature, Evan Folds has been teaching us the immense importance of microbiological activity in our soils. In this segment, Evan walks us through the making and application of compost teas. These teas boost the viability of compost and can automatically take care of many pest or nutrient imbalance issues you are having in your garden. It’s very easy too! If you aren’t using compost tea, you are missing out on something great for your garden.
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Growing Your Own Food with Evan Folds – Part 3: Indoor Gardening – E45
It’s prime growing season and we couldn’t wait to have Evan Folds of Progress Earth return to share more wisdom about how you can take charge of your health and grow your own food. So we setup a special time slot to have him back this week. The topic for this week’s show: Indoor Gardening! Let’s get some hydro going!Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:09:11 — 31.7MB) | Embed
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Growing Your Own Food with Evan Folds – Part 2: Outdoor Gardening – E44Evan Folds is an encyclopedia of knowledge on biodynamic indoor and outdoor gardening techniques. He returns this week for the second part of our series to get into further detail how you can grow your own food no matter where you live.
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Evan Folds: Grow Your Own Food In Harmony With Nature – E43Food Integrity Now teams up with Evan Folds, founder of Progress Earth and writer for Maximum Yields and Urban Garden Magazine, to bring you a series on how you can grow your own food in harmony with nature no matter where you live!
GMOs are proliferating our food and chemicals are polluting our soil. Much of the food you buy in the store today is an empty shell devoid of nutrients. This lack of nutrient density provides a very short satiation of hunger and robs the body of it’s necessary nutrition. It is now more important than ever to know how to grow your own food. Designing your garden in alignment with nature increases yields and provides you and your family with a reliable source of nutrient dense food.
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