Come build this chicken coop! Next week I will be leading an Earthship style building workshop here in Boulder. We will build a rad looking chicken coop out of bottles, cans, and tires using some of the skills I learned at Earthship Biotecture in Taos NM. If you or anyone you know is interested in […]
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Interview with Geoff Lawton: Can Aquaponics Be Part of Permaculture?
I was recently in Melbourne Australia to do a PDC with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton. Here is a short interview I did with Geoff Lawton, master permaculturist and founder of the Permaculture Research Institute (PRI), Australia. In the video I ask him three important questions on how aquaponics relates to permaculture and how the […]
Welcome to Grow Everywhere! Here our mission is to harvest the inspiration of successful home gardeners and inspire people all over the globe so they too can grow their own food at home. Our goal is to show that sustainable gardening can be easy and fun by providing step by step instructions on gardening topics […]
When people start composting they sometimes think that it will be a walk in the park… And often times, it can be if you know a few basic principles. One of the common complaints I hear is that they don’t know what to do about maggots in compost. Maggots in your compost bin are not […]
This Aquaponic micro-farm was a really inspiring place to visit. I unfortunately arrived a little bit late to the tour and had to stay late to ask more questions. At TC’s place, I learned a few new things about horticulture including what a luffa […]
How to Harvest Worm Castings The Easy Way
September 23, 2011
jamesgroweverywhere
Coming soon! https://groweverywhere.com/how-to-harvest-worm-castings-the-easy-way/
–This post was written on September 16th but didn’t make it to the blog until today– WOW! What a day. The day was packed with Aquaponics and isn’t even over yet. I’m sitting in a great little coffee shop with a conscious mission in Winter Garden FL which happens to sit under one of the […]
September 15, 2011
jamesgroweverywhere
Whether it’s Spring and little plants are just beginning to poke their heads out or if it’s the dead of Winter and you feel there’s nothing to do with the garden, think again. Any time in the season is a great time for planning a garden layout. It doesn’t really matter whether you have a […]
It has been about a month since we started our worm composting system (aka vermiculture system) and we were really itching to see how much black gold I could extract from the composter. For those who aren’t familiar, worm castings (worm poo) is extremely rich in all the elements that plants love! Worm castings are […]