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DIY Compost Bin for $10 in 10 Minutes

Posted by nancyastrid in Compost, Culture, Facts, Food, Food Revolution, Gardens, Green Living, Homesteading, Landfill, Natural Reources, Organic, Soil, Waste on 10 15th, 2009 | No Comments

What Is Compost? Composting is part if the natural process of decomposition that naturally occurs in nature. A compost bin functions as a digester that breaks down organic matter, allowing nutrients to be assimilated back into the earth for continual benefit. The final product that is produced...

How to Nurture Your Fall Landscape

Posted by nancyastrid in Gardens, Seasonal, Soil, Water/Oceans on 09 4th, 2009 | No Comments

With a change in season, the days are slowly getting shorter and the leaves are starting to turn. This is an ideal time of the year to prepare your landscape and garden for the approaching chilly weather and perhaps frost. There are many things you can do to prepare your landscape for the coming months...

Salmon Protection in Sonoma County

Posted by nancyastrid in Biodiversity, Community, Food, Green Living, Local, Natural Reources, Paradigm Shift, Sustainable, Water/Oceans on 01 14th, 2009 | No Comments

The WATER Institute web video, Your Salmon Creek, is available with some amazing underwater footage of habitat restoration and rehabilitation. This is a, below-the-scenes, look at the historic reintroduction of the endangered Coho Salmon to the Salmon Creek Watershed in Sonoma County, CA. Experts...

Its all in the Soil

Posted by nancyastrid in Biodiversity, Facts, Farms, Food, Green Living, Homesteading, Natural Reources, Sustainable on 12 3rd, 2008 | No Comments

Did you know that soil was alive? Many people do not realize this…… Soil is a critical and dependent element to our survival. Healthy soil goes hand in hand with a healthy environment. “The nation that destroys its soil – destroys itself” (Roosevelt 1937) The first...

DIY Compost Bin for $10 in 10 Minutes

How to Nurture Your Fall Landscape

Salmon Protection in Sonoma County

Its all in the Soil

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