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Post-Weeding Garden Bed Review

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Building a back yard Ecosystem for Feeding the Family without Chemicals!

What happens here

After all the garden beds have been cleared of weeds, take a moment to review their condition. The presenter notes that while most debris is removed, some roots might remain and may resprout. He also explains that chicken manure is 'hot,' meaning it has a high nitrogen and urea content, which requires a few rainfalls to settle into the soil before planting can occur. After the rain, any new sprouting weeds will be removed before final planting.

Goal: Assess cleared beds and understand next steps for planting

Tools and materials

  • Chicken Manure N/A — Fertilizing the garden beds