How to grow early potatoes successfully: the market gardener's guide
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How to use the Micromotte 20 Ladbrooks for successful nightshades?
Long overlooked, the micro-soil-block maker is a remarkably effective tool to start hundreds of early tomatoes, peppers and eggplants.
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Successful autumn radishes: practical guide and tips
From bed preparation to harvest, every step counts to grow crunchy, healthy and flavorful autumn radishes from September onward.
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Tomato leaf removal: an essential gesture for healthy and productive plants
Tomato leaf removal is an essential step in crop management, especially in greenhouses. It involves progressively removing leaves from the base of the plants.
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How to start your seedlings on a micro-farm with Spidplant?
Producing seedlings on a micro-farm can quickly become a time-consuming and complex step, especially when seeking to produce in quantity efficiently.
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All about the JP1: the essential professional market gardener seeder
Precision, robustness and versatility — the JP1 seeder by Terradonis (Jang) is a reference companion for direct seeding in bio-intensive market gardening.
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Oscillating hoe or collinear hoe: what is the difference?
Weeding is an essential step in keeping crops healthy and productive. Here is how to choose between the oscillating hoe and the collinear hoe.
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How to improve your production with Formule 1 Nantes-style tunnels?
For three years, the Formule 1 Nantes-style tunnels have revolutionized the management of spring crops on our micro-farm. Designed as an economical solution…
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Why use insect netting in bio-intensive market gardening?
Protecting crops without treatment is a real challenge in bio-intensive market gardening. Pests can cause considerable damage, reducing yields.
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Occultation in market gardening: simple, effective and ultra performant!
Bio-intensive market gardening aims to maximize vegetable production on small surfaces while respecting the principles of organic agriculture. One of the key techniques is occultation.
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Spidmot: Revolutionize your seedlings with the manual block press from Spidplant
The Spidmot stands out for its ability to produce all the blocks of a tray in a single operation, thus optimizing the time spent on seedlings…
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Flame weeding: an effective solution for an organic micro-farm
On our micro-farm we use a Neversink Farm flame weeder. Light and precise, it speeds up bed preparation without any synthetic input.
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What is a market-gardening tine weeder?
The tine weeder is a tool designed to remove weeds around young seedlings in bio-intensive market gardening. Its comb-shaped design allows precise weeding.
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What is an oscillating hoe?
The hoes we use are made in Switzerland by Glaser. What matters is that they are oscillating and fitted with a thin handle.