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Peter’s April vlog – muck and magic of soil improvement

By 30th April 2018March 8th, 2020One Comment

In this month’s vlog, Peter describes how we are improving soil in the newly created potato bed by using organic mehods. He demystifies the ‘muck and magic’ of soil fertility and structure by explaining the benefits of applying well-rotted horse manure, seaweed meal, EcoThrive Charge powder and mineral rock dust. Simples!

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People Learning About Nature in Tayport (PLANT) is a Tayport Community Trust subgroup which works to achieve TCT’s overall aim of promoting a vibrant and sustainable community, with improved quality of life, specifically through projects involving growing food and flowers, while enhancing Tayport’s natural environment. A key aim is to establish a community garden. Tayport Community Trust, Registered Charity No. SCO42558, Company No. SC350253, Registered Office: 10 Broad Street Tayport DD6 9AJ

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