Aug 27, 2010
This is the second podcast in a series of podcasts that we are having with Nelson Lebo about tools for the thrifty gardener as well as the Post-Peak-Oil Farmer (both are very simliar as we discuss in the podcast).
We manage to chat about three more tools in this installment; the tine rake, the hoe, and the scythe. But as we bring up each tool we then contintue into a conversation surrounding the Tool, Timing and Technique (TTT, popularized by Nelson himself) that provides the listener (and myself) with a great deal of knowledge. Other side topics include composting, raised beds, and mowing your lawn a scythe!
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Another great episode. Lots of interesting and useful knowledge in there. I have even purchased a Stirrup How (also called a hula hoe or scuffle hoe) and a scythe so watch out weeds.
Keep up the good work.
PS. Have you heard of the agroinnovations podcast? Touches on some similar stuff.