Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Ken Hargesheimer <minifarms2@yahoo.com>]

It is marketing; not farming.  You are correct.  Another example is Holistic Range Management.   A South African went to Albu. NM and set up a marketing system.  It all began by a frenchman who wrote the book on it.  The last time I saw info on a workshop for it here in TX, $1000 per person for the weekend. 

 

Ken

TradingPostPaul <tradingpost@riseup.net> wrote:

> Ken, I've searched that SPIN farming thing and can't find anything about
> the actual methods they're promoting. It looks like you have to order their
> booklets to see their methods. Now I'm suspecting it's nothing more than
> we've talked about here for months. Except I see no sign of the efficiency
> of permanent beds and aisles to conserve amendments, mulch, and water. And
> I can't find whether they
>  give up constant tilling, in order to raise
> organic matter levels.

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