Posted by Traditional Farmer on July 14, 2016 at 11:59:53 from (76.5.76.26):
In Reply to: Worn out soil posted by Danny Prosser on July 14, 2016 at 09:55:59:
My garden was much like what your ground is now when I started top of an eroded hill that wouldn't grow hardly anything, now its the most fertile piece of ground in the area.I subsoiled it added chicken,goat,cow manure,lime, kelp,Planters II and wood ashes.Also grow Crimson Clover as a cover crop every Winter.I mulch much of my garden with old hay the cows and goats 'wasted' in the Winter when I fed them,no waste to it they turned marginal hay into great fertilizer.My squash vines are chest high and I haven't added a thing to them this year since I planted and tilled in the Crimson Clover.Cotton seed hulls should be really good I would think.Building up the organic matter in the soil is the #1 thing to do.
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