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    GRIT RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS for Wiser Living

    Aug 07, 2020 6 minutes

    DIRT TO SOIL

    Dirt to Soil tells the story of Gabe Brown and his wife as they try to save their farm by experimenting with new practices that lead them to a new type of farming: regenerative agriculture. Read how Brown dropped the use of most herbicides, insecticides, and synthetic fertilizers and switched to no-till planting, started planting diverse cover crop mixes, and changed his grazing practices.

    #9243 $19.95 $16.96

    DIY HYDROPONIC GARDENS

    DIY Hydroponic Gardens shows exactly how to build, plant, and maintain more than a dozen unique hydroponic systems, some of which cost just a few dollars to make. With step-by-step photos showing precisely how to create these systems and how to plant and maintain them, everything you need to get started with your home hydroponic system is detailed in this book.

    #8973 $24.99 $21.25

    HOEDAG CULTI-HOE

    Gardening will be easier than ever this season with the Hoedag Culti-Hoe. Not only is it great for weeding, planting, tilling, and digging, it’s perfect for cultivating and aerating as well. Each Hoedag Culti-Hoe tool is handcrafted with a blade that is heat-treated for

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