Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Cheryl Modjeski" <nodoubt@semo.net>]

Hi everyone,
I joined one of the soil lists a while back and then went on no mail because
things got crazy in my life and in the end DH left.  I have not gone back to
the lists until this change was made and it started coming into my mail box
by itself again.  It could not have come at a better time.  I live with my
11 year old daughter, on a 20 acre place in south central Missouri, that has
a couple greenhouses and several large growing areas.  There are many
different verities of Iris and Day Lilies as well as Daffodils and many
other flowers.  We have a barn full of goat manure.  So...  I am going to
grow a market garden and save some seeds and see if I can't "save the
farm..."
I have a lot of books, and I have a lot to learn.  They tell me this place
was kept pretty well chemical free for the last 30 years so I am seeking
methods of gardening that will help me keep it that way.  I do not post
often but I read the list and am hoping to learn from everyone here.


Sweet Spring Garden Treasures
Cheryl Modjeski
Birch Tree, Mo.  65438

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