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Growing More Food in Less Space

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Mar 11 2011
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The new village bio-intensive gardening project begun by Adopt-a-Village last month focuses on growing more food in less space.  Using a precise measuring technique, based on an octagonal format, our teacher shows demonstrates how to multi-crop up to five vegetables in a small area.  Companion plants (those that grow well in close proximity to others), that require varying lengths of  time to mature, are correctly spaced, and as a consequence the garden can provide up to five times more food than using single row crops.

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Tagged as: bio-intensive gardening, chronic malnutrition, guatemala, Mayan women, organic family gardens, self-help food security

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