From Book News, Inc. , October 1, 1990 Coleman presents the production techniques that have placed him at the forefront of biological agriculturists and gardeners. For home and market gardeners. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Midwest Book Review Revised and expanded is a new edition of a classic gardening guide. Here master grower Coleman presents a simple, effective formula for growing quality organic vegetables, updating details on marketing harvests and using small-scale equipment. Synopsis This volume focuses on organic gardening. Coleman examines "the pros and cons of various planting techniques, methods of crop rotation, and pest controls. . . . {He also} discusses marketing methods for small farmer." (Sci Books Films) Index.From The PublisherThose who have loved and used Eliot Coleman's original The New Organic Grower will be glad for the opportunity to revisit the master to learn of his latest thinking on every aspect of organic gardening. Those who are newly acquainted with Coleman will find this revised, expanded edition an incomparable source of inspiration, good sense, and practical advice that includes a fully revised chapter on organic pest management, more than sixty new illustrations, an updated, comprehensive, annotated bibliography listing indispensable sources for serious growers, and an appendix of updated tools and supplies.ReviewsFrom Patricia Kite - Science Books & Films {This work} targets the small-acreage, 'economically viable' potential orimproving farmer, but is equally valuable to the home gardener interested in boosting vegetable production. A detailed chapter on medium to large-scale tillage equipment, such as the broadfork and walking tractor, provides useful information seldom found in generic garden tomes. Easy-to-follow advice on low-cover, greenhouse, and walk-in tunnel construction helps growers extend seasonal crops. . . . I've got over 300 garden books in my home library, and The New Organic Grower provides valuable information not found in any of them. This book is a must-have for the vegetable gardener, regardless of the size of his or her garden.
Midwest Book Review Revised and expanded is a new edition of a classic gardening guide. Here master grower Coleman presents a simple, effective formula for growing quality organic vegetables, updating details on marketing harvests and using small-scale equipment. Synopsis This volume focuses on organic gardening. Coleman examines "the pros and cons of various planting techniques, methods of crop rotation, and pest controls. . . . {He also} discusses marketing methods for small farmer." (Sci Books Films) Index.From The PublisherThose who have loved and used Eliot Coleman's original The New Organic Grower will be glad for the opportunity to revisit the master to learn of his latest thinking on every aspect of organic gardening. Those who are newly acquainted with Coleman will find this revised, expanded edition an incomparable source of inspiration, good sense, and practical advice that includes a fully revised chapter on organic pest management, more than sixty new illustrations, an updated, comprehensive, annotated bibliography listing indispensable sources for serious growers, and an appendix of updated tools and supplies.ReviewsFrom Patricia Kite - Science Books & Films {This work} targets the small-acreage, 'economically viable' potential orimproving farmer, but is equally valuable to the home gardener interested in boosting vegetable production. A detailed chapter on medium to large-scale tillage equipment, such as the broadfork and walking tractor, provides useful information seldom found in generic garden tomes. Easy-to-follow advice on low-cover, greenhouse, and walk-in tunnel construction helps growers extend seasonal crops. . . . I've got over 300 garden books in my home library, and The New Organic Grower provides valuable information not found in any of them. This book is a must-have for the vegetable gardener, regardless of the size of his or her garden.
Synopsis This volume focuses on organic gardening. Coleman examines "the pros and cons of various planting techniques, methods of crop rotation, and pest controls. . . . {He also} discusses marketing methods for small farmer." (Sci Books Films) Index.From The PublisherThose who have loved and used Eliot Coleman's original The New Organic Grower will be glad for the opportunity to revisit the master to learn of his latest thinking on every aspect of organic gardening. Those who are newly acquainted with Coleman will find this revised, expanded edition an incomparable source of inspiration, good sense, and practical advice that includes a fully revised chapter on organic pest management, more than sixty new illustrations, an updated, comprehensive, annotated bibliography listing indispensable sources for serious growers, and an appendix of updated tools and supplies.ReviewsFrom Patricia Kite - Science Books & Films {This work} targets the small-acreage, 'economically viable' potential orimproving farmer, but is equally valuable to the home gardener interested in boosting vegetable production. A detailed chapter on medium to large-scale tillage equipment, such as the broadfork and walking tractor, provides useful information seldom found in generic garden tomes. Easy-to-follow advice on low-cover, greenhouse, and walk-in tunnel construction helps growers extend seasonal crops. . . . I've got over 300 garden books in my home library, and The New Organic Grower provides valuable information not found in any of them. This book is a must-have for the vegetable gardener, regardless of the size of his or her garden.
From The PublisherThose who have loved and used Eliot Coleman's original The New Organic Grower will be glad for the opportunity to revisit the master to learn of his latest thinking on every aspect of organic gardening. Those who are newly acquainted with Coleman will find this revised, expanded edition an incomparable source of inspiration, good sense, and practical advice that includes a fully revised chapter on organic pest management, more than sixty new illustrations, an updated, comprehensive, annotated bibliography listing indispensable sources for serious growers, and an appendix of updated tools and supplies.ReviewsFrom Patricia Kite - Science Books & Films {This work} targets the small-acreage, 'economically viable' potential orimproving farmer, but is equally valuable to the home gardener interested in boosting vegetable production. A detailed chapter on medium to large-scale tillage equipment, such as the broadfork and walking tractor, provides useful information seldom found in generic garden tomes. Easy-to-follow advice on low-cover, greenhouse, and walk-in tunnel construction helps growers extend seasonal crops. . . . I've got over 300 garden books in my home library, and The New Organic Grower provides valuable information not found in any of them. This book is a must-have for the vegetable gardener, regardless of the size of his or her garden.
ReviewsFrom Patricia Kite - Science Books & Films {This work} targets the small-acreage, 'economically viable' potential orimproving farmer, but is equally valuable to the home gardener interested in boosting vegetable production. A detailed chapter on medium to large-scale tillage equipment, such as the broadfork and walking tractor, provides useful information seldom found in generic garden tomes. Easy-to-follow advice on low-cover, greenhouse, and walk-in tunnel construction helps growers extend seasonal crops. . . . I've got over 300 garden books in my home library, and The New Organic Grower provides valuable information not found in any of them. This book is a must-have for the vegetable gardener, regardless of the size of his or her garden.