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What does GM stand for?

Green Manure


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rotating crops properly, growing cover crops and green manure, diversifying crops (referred to as "polyculture" rather than monoculture), and planting complimentary crops together (referred to as "companion planting") ?
Q When is the best time to sow green manure in my veg plot?
The other surprising event is that the green manure I planted on the day of the last rains some 10 days ago has sprung up and is growing at a rate of knots.
This kind of farming relies on green manure, crop rotation, compost and biological pest control so as to produce chemical free foods.
The resultant growth is used as a cut-and-come-again source of green manure or fodder.
Crop and vegetable residues, mulch, green manure, straw ?
1 HOUR THE term green manure may sound like a 1 fashionable reference, but its a cost-effective way of putting nutrients and organic matter back into the soil.
He said ruminant manure lasts longer in the soil and releases less carbon back into the air than green manure.

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