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Amazing.
God bless you
In a small garden, or when one has enough time anyway, is there any reason not to use an ordinary garden fork the same way as you use the broadfork? Or in other words, besides the width, does the broadfork have any other advantage over an ordinary garden fork?
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Great job wonderful idea bro
Hi Moreno,
i have been market farming for 30 years and no-till for the last 4 years. I did a test, broadforking one bed and not on the next bed. The vegetable grown was daikon, a root vegetable. The harvest in the not broadforked bed was larger. I repeated the test the next year and got the same results. Great to hear that you got the same results. Any explanation?
Hello, what type of wood chips you're using? It can be pine or spruce chips? Thanks in advance for response
I like the way you are doing. It's very helpful.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I really love your clean garden.
Hola, sería bueno subtítulo en español plis. Gracias
Very informative
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We like your videos too much but you must add to turkish subtitles on yourvideos.
Hi Moreno. Thanks for this excellent video. How do you incorporate organic matter? Or do you use organic matter only as mulch?
You are The best my Friend. I will Try what You Teach in my Garden.
Thank you! I didn't realize not to pull it all the way down.
Very interesting!
Excellent.
I’m wondering if this might be helpful for planting things like potatoes?
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I watched Charles Dowding state the same thing: that he tested and found broadforked beds inferior to undisturbed beds; however, you further stated that broadforking is only for initial break up of the soil. I wish someplace rented broadforks, as they cost $$$ to purchase.
Great Scott !!! Thank you so much
geweldig, zo mooi als je bedden zijn. en dat allemaal zonder ploeg of tillerwerk!! mooie video!!
Just wondering, do you grow in the same plot after harvest time and again or do you let the soil have a chance to replenish and if so, how do you replenish your soil. I know farmers with stock rotate their fields frequently. Do you add compost and manure?
Best explanation of the broadfork on YouTube. Exquisite overview.
Psst… I have a secret… it's two pitchforks glued together side-by-side.
You're the best! Articulate and knowledgeable and very experienced. I can see you will be a one-stop-shop for all my gardening lessons. Thank you for sharing your methods, they will come into good use for me in the future!
Hi tanks for detail.Doesn't fork damage to cardboard base of your no dig plan ?
Do you ever have problem with an excess of certain nutrients (especially phosphorus) building up when you add compost every year?