Garden from Scratch for FREE! Zero Cost Organic Gardening for Food

Brian at Next Level Gardening published a series of videos titled ‘Garden From Scratch for FREE’, focusing on zero cost organic gardening to produce food. In this series, Next Level Gardening shows you how to find free compost, free mulch, free vegetable seeds, how to make raised beds for free, how to make your own fertilizer, companion planting and much more.

episode 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMv8m7dH_4Y

episode 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpLKvOUiGEc

I've always wanted to share what I've learned about food production and preservation but until I find the proper time and energy to shift gears to that, please educate yourself. There are many available resources out there to get you started. Grow what you eat and learn what works for you. Not all regions of the US are equally productive and learning your USDA zone will take experience. Start small, a couple of 4x8 raised beds can produce hundreds of pounds of healthy food for your family and are a great choice for urban settings. As I stumble upon videos I think would be beneficial to a generalized audience, Ill post them in the sustainability thread of the forum.

I have planted a garden every year since we purchased our first house, and will again this year. It is quickly approaching seed starting time. Those of you who live i…

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Off the Grid with Thomas Massie Libertarian-leaning Republican Constitutional Conservative Tea Party Deplorable Hobbit in the shire Keep your nose out of my holler and I will keep my nose out of your holler. Worth a listen

Good for small yards and community gardens

4x8 beds and even containers

This guy even grows in 5 gallon buckets. It will require more inputs than in ground. I grew my own tomatoes and herbs in 5 gallon buckets when I lived in an apartment for a few years.

Don't slide out we've got a war to win. But I feel bad having not suggesting preparedness in the past.

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