"Thanks, Robert. I've been interested in organic methods for many years. Been doing no till for a while. This method, KNF, sounds interesting but quite intensive. I'll bet you use it only on your most valuable crops."
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"Thank you for the welcome! I've trained under Chris Trump for Korean Natural Farming. We take numerous collections of indigenous microorganisms from undisturbed settings and grow them out on a media then inoculate soil and farmland with the…"
"Welcome to our group, Robert.
I'd like to know more about your definition of natural farming.
Thanks.
Kathleen"
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- Why would you like to join the Watson Preserve Ning Website? You must answer the question to join. Please let us know!
- I've studied natural farming techniques and love to see undisturbed nature, especially with rare plants.
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- At 8:01am on December 10, 2021,
kathleen appelbaum said…
Welcome to our group, Robert.
I'd like to know more about your definition of natural farming.
Thanks.
Kathleen
- At 8:57am on December 12, 2021,
Thanks, Robert. I've been interested in organic methods for many years. Been doing no till for a while. This method, KNF, sounds interesting but quite intensive. I'll bet you use it only on your most valuable crops.
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