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Infographic explains how to quickly and slowly heal toxic soil.

How to Heal Toxic Soil

Learn how to heal toxic soil by building raised beds or building new soil on top of exisiting, unhealthy soil.

Soil health and cover crop images like mulch, fertility, and microbes next to a column of matching vocabulary words.

Soil Health and Cover Crops Vocabulary

Learn important words to help you communicate and understand new things.

A farmer using a broadcast spreader to put sulfer into a prepared field.

Applying Sulfur to Lower Soil pH

Learn how to apply sulfur to lower soil pH for optimal growing conditions.

A no-till mulch garden in progress. Cardboard has been laid out over a lawn of grass, surrounded by bales of straw. To the left of the image is a pile of leaves on a blue tarp.

Create a “No-Dig” Garden with Leaf Mulch

Learn how to use cardboard, straw bales and leaf mulch to
create a new garden space without digging.

Images of three cover crop species growing in the field: Buckwheat, Sorgum Sudan Grass, and Cowpeas.

Cover Crops 1: Which Cover Crops Will You Use?

Learn how to use cover crops in vegetable production and other crop rotation schedules. This lesson covers three major types of cover crops (mustards, legumes, and ‘other’), and the potential

Photo of a small patch of red clover cover crop.

Soil Health and Fertility

Six lesson plans related to soil health and fertility. Learn about soil texture, fertilizers, soil organisms, legume crops and nitrogen, cover crops, and nutrient problems.