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A mobile handwashing station made out of a five gallon bucket.

How to Make a Mobile Handwash Station

Make a mobile handwash station to wash your hands in the field or at a market, and prevent the spread of disease.

A roll of weed fabric with a rake in the center, laid out in front of a tilled field.

How to Install Weed Fabric as Pathways in the Garden

Weed fabric is also called landscape fabric. It is an effective tool for weed control and erosion control. Learn how to use it to make pathways in the garden. Weed fabric is durable and you can re-

A bag of seeds placed next to a broadcast seeder in front of a prepared field.

How to seed cover crop with a Broadcast Seeder

Learn how to use a Broadcast Seeder to seed cover crop.

An open beehive next to flowers and a fruit tree. A hive tool rests on top of the beehive.

Beekeeping Tools

Learn what supplies you’ll need to start beekeeping.

A hand washing station set up on a table in an outdoor park. On the table there are paper towels, microfiber cloths, hand soap, and a water container.

Mobile Hand Wash Station for Farmers’ Markets

Learn how to wash hands to kill germs and prevent disease.

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 field covered with a silage tarp, a large black plastic sheet that blocks out light and moisture.

Using A Silage Tarp to Prepare Weed-Free Field

Farmers use silage tarps in a cover crop rotation, to help organic matter decompose quickly. Learn to use a silage tarp to cover the soil, incorporate crop residues, and prevent weeds.

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.

Image of a sprinkler on the end of a hose, watering several rows of vegetable plants.

Irrigation 1: How Much Water and How Often

This guide will assist trainers who want to teach non-literate and/or non-English speaking farmers about how to use irrigation to deliver the optimal amount of water for different weather condition

Image of a full CSA box including tomatoes, greens, radishes, beets, beans, squash, and potatoes.

Learning About CSA

Lesson plans and classroom activities for farmers planning a CSA. Learn what a CSA is and how to pack shares.

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