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File Size: 2533 KB

Print Length: 103 pages

Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited

Publisher: Wetknee Books; 2 edition (December 7, 2013)

Publication Date: December 7, 2013

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00B1G9HOC

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I love to garden and have never used cover crops. This book is definitiveand a great easy read. If you use these crops it will definitely improve yoursoil, something that every gardener wants.The reviewer is the author of the new Kindle book entitled:SEX EDUCATION FOR ADULTS SECRETS TO AMAZING SEX AND HAPPILY EVER AFTER TOO

In this really good short summary, you get pretty much everything you needed to know about Green Manures aka cover crops. This is a book for hobbyists, yardeners, and backyard farmers, and perhaps a good review of the topic for professionals. However if you are looking for a painfully detailed chemical analysis of the soil, or an in depth soil science book to put you to sleep, please look else where. This has all of the practical information you need to be able to understand and use cover crops, nothing else. The book is accessible for the layman (or woman) and with almost 30 years of gardening experience and 4 years of professional experience working on development projects in the third world, I can say this is the best book written on the subject I have read so far. You will not be disappointed in this book if you want a quick read giving you only the essential information on the topic. My hat comes off to Anna Hess for writing this spectacular book.

I would like to grow a small backyard vegetable garden. I've looked at and discarded essential aspects of both Bartholomew's square-foot method (too many inputs; too expensive; only 6 inches???) and Jeavons' bio-intensive method (double-digging my blackland clay would be too much effort and would not benefit the soil). I've finally settled on no-till, ideally using home-grown cover crops instead of acquiring expensive compost and mulch with unknown provenance from the city or retailers.With its very specific focus on no-till cover crops for small (including backyard) scale gardens, and practical, experience-based reviews of 12 different cover crops, this book looked like exactly what I needed. (I should also mention that the author's context is zone 6 Virginia clay, which is close enough to my context of zone 8a Texas clay to be relevant, with qualifications.) While it was indeed helpful, I still have some large gaps to address before I can get started.What I like very much about the book is the detailed experience-based knowledge the author shares about each of the cover crops she's tried, and especially, the drawbacks she's encountered. But I feel like the author has a lot more to say. For example, her blog entry on buckwheat begins, "Our buckwheat experiment is not what I would call a success", and explains why. Yet the book gives it her highest recommendation, omitting her problems with buckwheat in heavy clay. When read carefully with this in mind, it appears that she is only recommending buckwheat for "the vegetable garden", which in her case is probably already more loam than clay.The book's sweet potato recommendation is an example of out-of-the-box thinking (no one else seems to consider it a cover crop), which I respect. But the author does not (IMO) adequately explain why she considers it a cover crop, or differentiate the role it plays. In fact, buckwheat, sweet potato, and radish each play different roles as cover crops, a concept which seems essential to the topic but can only be inferred from the book.The largest omission, from my point of view, is the lack of a plan. How, exactly, would the author use cover crops as part of a strategy to transform her clay soil into soil suitable for a garden, and thus, actually develop "Homegrown Humus"? I had hoped the chapter titled "The cover crop year" would at least get me in the ballpark, instead of essentially just suggesting that cover crops be planted into "summer gaps" and "winter gaps".Good information on no-till, minimal input gardening is hard to come by. I am grateful for this book--it will save me several years of experimentation. I would love to see a more comprehensive update.

This is a good book for a beginner who needs to know more than just the dry basics of cover crops. Anna writes well about her experiences, so that I can project that information into my own situation and decide what I want to do. For me, the buckwheat spoke to me, as well as the oats, so I'll be trying them. I also like that Anna gives her own opinion, but also lets the reader know that she is in a particular situation and so gives enough information about something that did not work for her, so that I had enough information to determine if it would work for me. She has a nice balance of neither black and white opinions, nor all grey regarding her information. So, overall well worth the few dollars I paid for it.

I've been, up to reading this, hesitant to try cover crops. This brief intro gives enough information and instruction to convert a gardener brought up on tilling.I had no idea how to go about no-till gardening or soil amendment in a simple and no-fuss way and that has been holding me back. I have been assuming using a cover crop would mean I lost the use of some garden space for a full growing season. Not so!I highly recommend this book for anyone wanting to grow food in a more naturally sustainable way!

I just learned more in 30 minutes about cover crops than all my internet research on the subject had yielded. This was a find! I highly recommend if you're interested in cover cropping, soil building and are applying the no-till philosophy to your garden.

I was really happy to find a book about cover crops specifically for a no-till garden. This is not a long read, but the information I've found is quite useful. I took off one star only because the number of cover crops the the author discusses is not particularly large; however, this may be a positive thing also because it is less overwhelming and focuses on what she has found to work particularly well.

After following Anna's blog for many years and hearing about the various positives and negatives of each cover crop she has tried, it is wonderful to have an easy reference with all of the information in one place. Anna's writing style is light and fun, yet she imparts a great deal of information that I will be able to apply to my zone 5 garden. Thank you, Anna! I will be purchasing more of your titles!

Good book like all her others. I will use the info. in here to get my next ground cover right. i don't own livestock, but if I did, this would really help with quick green manure fix and fodder ideas. Nothing goes to waste. Love that she has tried these methods and knows what works and what doesn't, even with the animal feed from what is left over when spring arrives. Great info. am going to use as soon as i can!

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