Slide 1No-Till methods of Food Production Natural Farming, Layer Cake Gardening, Small- scale Organic No- till Slide 2 Masanobu Fukuoka Lived 1913-2008 in Japan Trained in…

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1. Photography © Ray SpenceCarrotsPhotography © Ray SpenceCarrots have attractive feathery green foliage above ground and crunchy orange (or yellow, white or purple) roots…

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1. Photography © Ray SpenceMixed Salad Baby leaf summer salads are quick and easy to grow in a window box, wide pot or tray. Buy a packet of mixed seed to grow a lovely…

1. Photography © Ray SpenceBasil Attractive, compact plants. Easy to grow on a sunny windowsill or in a warm, sheltered spot outside. Lots of varieties to choose from, with…