QuestionHello, I'm interested in starting an organic garden or farm, to be certified organic, and I have some questions about the soil. I want to make all conditions optimal. I was wondering if it is practical or even possible to add homeostatic soil organisms to the soil. If so how is this done and where can they be bought to do this?
2.) How do you build the soil to make it rich and optimal for organic growing? Like what do you need to mix together and how much, what shouldn't you use, should you put earthworms in the soil? And any other soil building tips.
3.) How do you make sure the pH is evenly distibuted throughout the soil. So it's not different pH levels in different areas. How do you find the optimal pH for different kinds of plants?
Thanks
AnswerDear Tim:
This question is too long and involved for me and goes beyond my expertise in some cases. I suggest you get in contact with Rodale Institute which can offer you a plethora of information about organic gardening and farming. Listed below is their website address:
http://www.rodaleinstitute.org/
Best wishes for success in your project.
Regards,
Mack Jean
AllExperts
Master Gardener
Tennessee