Posted by GreenAcre on July 14, 2016 at 11:14:55 from (70.196.64.63):
In Reply to: Worn out soil posted by Danny Prosser on July 14, 2016 at 09:55:59:
My buddy and I have been trying to garden a few acres of worn out grazed out eroded clay for a few years now. We've hauled in stuff, but the most bang we've gotten for the buck and work/time has been to grow the organic matter and disk it back in. It would barely grow weeds when we started. Lime and fertilized according to soil tests, grew sorghum which is cheap, made 10 feet of standing mulch to turn under, planted elbon rye and turnips in the winters, turned it under. Is now loosening up and growing pretty good crops. We are still working on it, considering everything we can put in it a plus, but it seems like the most efficient way we've found to build it was to grow the mulch in place....
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