Ecology Action’s useful pamphlets, info sheets & DVDs on Biointensive sustainable organic gardening

These are pamphlets, research papers, and information sheets on specific topics, often in areas where the information is changing so often that we cannot "freeze" them in a book. They all cover areas of the Biointensive method, and are results of our nearly forty years of research and experience in developing sustainable organic gardening (and mini-farming).

Some are finished reports of critical research done around the world. This section also contains videotapes and DVDs on our works and our techniques.

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BEA-0015

One Basic Mexican Diet - Booklet 15

One Basic Mexican Diet
J Mogador Griffin, 1987, 32 pp.
This booklet grew out of Gary Stoner’s work with the Menos y Mejores project in Tula, Tamaulipas, Mexico. It includes an exploration and complete nutritional analysis of a typical family diet. We can learn much about providing for ourselves from our friends in Tula. Available in both English and Spanish - please specify

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BEA-0016

Foliar Feeding - Booklet 16

Foliar Feeding
Peter Donelan, Booklet 16,1988, 9 pp.
A consideration of how to get the most from your crops through foliar feeding, with several easy-to-make-at-home recipes for sprays.

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BEA-0017

Backyard Garden Research - Booklet 17:

Backyard Garden Research
John Jeavons & Bill Bruneau, 1988, 32 pp.
Techniques for improving your garden and gardening. What to look at when setting up your garden, ways to improve your garden’s performance, and how to listen to what your garden is telling you.

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BEA-0018

Dried, Cut, and Edible Flowers. - Booklet 18:

Dried, Cut, and Edible Flowers for Pleasure, Food and Income
Louisa Lenz, Booklet 18,1990, 60 pp.
Flowers enrich our lives, are often quite useful for vegetable growing by serving as food sources for pollinating insects, can be part of a good business, and many are even good to eat! Cultivation of dried and cut flowers, information on edible flowers, and economic data on mini-farming flowers commercially. Illustrated.

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BEA-0019

Micro-Farming; A Seventeen Year Perspective - Booklet 19:

Biointensive Micro-Farming; A Seventeen Year Perspective
John Jeavons, 1989, 20 pp.
This booklet answers many of the most commonly asked questions about our work and the purpose and direction of our research.

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BEA-0020

Some of John Jeaon's Favorite Readings - Booklet 20

An Ecology Action Reading Guide

John Jeavons, Booklet 20, 2013, 44 pp. (est.)

A huge reading list of John Jeavon's favorite books, listed in 55 categories, such as biointensive, compost crops, Fukuoka Culture,Native Americans, and Terracing. This cirriculum, when combined with garden work, will allow a more thorough, in-depth introduction to the sustainable gardening process.

Note: Many of these books are out-of-print and must be purchased used.

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BEA-0021

Micro-farmers as a Key to The Revitalization.of the World's Agriculture and Environment

Micro-farmers as a Key to The Revitalization of the World’s Agriculture and Environment
John Jeavons, 1989, 13 pp.
Micro-farming in a global and a national context--shows the contribution it can make to solving many of our current environmental and agricultural problems.

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BEA-0022

Grow Your Manure For Free - Booklet 22:

Grow Your Manure For Free
John Jeavons & Bill Bruneau, Booklet 22, 1990, 12 pp.
An excellent and concise summary on growing compost crops to improve your soil’s fertility. Highlights ten exceptional crops and their respective advantages, with tips on how to plant and compost them.

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