The Foundation
Rich, dark soil is the heart of thriving organic gardens and farms.
Composting Basics
Learn how to turn kitchen scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich compost for healthy soil.
What to Compost
Include fruit peels, coffee grounds, and dry leaves for balance.
What to Avoid
Stay away from meat, dairy, and oily foods to prevent pests.
Turning Your Pile
Regularly aerate to speed decomposition and keep it healthy.
Soil FAQs
What is pH balance?
Soil pH measures acidity or alkalinity, affecting nutrient availability.
How to improve drainage?
Add organic matter like compost to loosen soil and create better water flow.
Why use organic fertilizers?
Organic fertilizers enrich soil life, improve texture, and release nutrients slowly for steady plant growth.
When to compost soil?
Compost before planting to boost nutrients and soil structure naturally.
Can soil be too rich?
Yes, overly rich soil can cause nutrient imbalances and poor plant health.
How often should soil be tested?
Test soil every 1-2 years to monitor pH and nutrient levels for best organic farming results.