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Carbon is everywhere and it’s a good decision to utilize it at every convenience, especially if you grow food. Shown in the photos are waste products that didn’t make it to the trash. Instead they where used to make soil at “The Carbon Farm” which is part of the #Aglanta program supported by Groundwork Atlanta.
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The simple joy of a handful of fresh picked mustard greens.
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Atlanta set to host two major urban resilience conferences in late march
Atlanta is currently a booming city, and home to the third largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the US. But as the population and economy grows, the city is also looking to reinvent itself from a sustainability standpoint. In 2016, Atlanta was named one of the Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities, which provides extra resources to develop and implement a robust resiliency strategy. This year, during the last week of March, the city will play host to two major conferences focussing on urban resilience.
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Working on a few new medicinal and culinary herb beds and this is the list of herbs that we will be transplanting. Photos and updates following.
“Nature helps you return to love.” #mauricesmall
Sending positive vibes to you as we ease into October.
Pest Management
•Sucking pests
Aphids
Scale
Mealybugs
Whitefly
Spider mites
•Chewing pests
Cabbage white butterfly
Tent caterpillars
Leaf beetle
Flea beetle
Tomato Horn Worm
Root borers
•Boring pests
Squash Vine Borer
•Human pests
Really good fences/barriers
Build solid neighborly relationships
Plant an extra biodiverse row for the “guests”
Pests have a sense of smell and peppermints, thymes and wormwoods are excellent players in keeping pests at bay.
Wormwood is the champion!
Basils and Dill deter the tomato horn worm.
Put in some trap crops or let a few of the trap crops grow. Poke weed, old mustards, cleome etc..
Plants, especially herbs, have essential oil’s which decimate viral infections, eliminate fungal and bacterial issues in humans as well as other plants. Rosemary and fennel can be dried and sprinkled to prevent slugs and snails.
Lavender, Oregano and Rosemary are particularly high in antibacterial and anti-fungal properties and act as strong remedies and preventives.
Tools and items to remove or treat the offending pests:
Dipel (Bt)
Dr Bronners peppermint soap in a 16oz. spray bottle. 3 teaspoons of soap per bottle and the rest water.
Spinosad
(Permethrin is synthetic and modeled after chrysanthemums which have insecticidal properties)
Neem oil
Diatomaceous earth
(DE)
Hand removing
Beneficial predators are:
Wasps
Lizards
Snakes
Spiders
Hornets
Ladybugs
Dragon flies
The program will provide an overview and what to do about the 4 basic pests in the garden or on the farm: sucking pests, chewing pests, boring pests, and human pests. Join farmer, trainer, soil alchemist, and worm whisperer Maurice Small as he digs deep on pest control and integrated pest management.
Helpful links:
Many species of insects or mites attack Georgia landscape plants. Homeowners have difficulty controlling these pests because they often are
http://www.groundworkatlanta.org/food
Food — Groundwork Atlanta
https://www.treesatlanta.org/
