The Non-Toxic Farming Handbook
In this readable, easy-to-understand handbook the authors successfully integrate the diverse techniques and technologies of classical organic farming, Albrecht-style soil fertility balancing, Reams-method soil and plant testing and analysis, and other alternative technologies applicable to commercial-scale agriculture. By understanding all of the available non-toxic tools and when they are effective, you will be able to react to your specific situation and growing conditions. Covers fertility inputs, in-the-field testing, foliar feeding, refractometers, tillage, livestock nutrition, moon cycles and subtle energies, and more. The Non-Toxic Farming Handbook is the result of a lifetime of eco-consulting.
Copyright 1998, 2006, softcover, 236 pages. 32 per case.
Customer Reviews
Unhappy customer
This book was ordered in November and now in January I am still waiting for it. More disappointing is that Acres are not replying to my emails to seek assistance with following up the order. I am feeling cheated
United Statesessential information
Having worked with Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Skow in the past, I consider this an essential book to keep on the reference shelf of the farm office. It is that relevant and the contents enable one to break free of the 19th century paradigm paralysis that has affected so many farmers.
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AustraliaGreat reference for both beginners and experienced
The “Non-Toxic Farming Handbook” is the perfect reference book for beginning farmers and for those wishing to transition to farming practices which are both cheaper and non-poisonous. Its detail on all aspects of soil chemistry and make-up, make it the perfect lunch-time reference and tractor break.
AustraliaGreat reference for both beginners and experienced
The “Non-Toxic Farming Handbook” is the perfect reference book for beginning farmers and for those wishing to transition to farming practices which are both cheaper and non-poisonous. Its detail on all aspects of soil chemistry and make-up, make it the perfect lunch-time reference and tractor break.
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