David’s Max Farm
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Big farms ensure that each crop is invested in so that demands can be met. Strawberries grow and do well at a certain temperature. Water is one demand for sure, but other nutrients may also be required. Accept that everything going on follows the elements. Observe closely and try to see how the squash may be saying “nutrition” or the bean may be saying “fertilizer.” A plant will tell you what it requires if you learn to read the signs. If the color is not a vibrant green it needs more nutrition such as fertilizer, compost or manure. More accurately stated, carrots, for example, need exactly the nutrients or specifically the elements required to produce big, healthy carrots by the time autumn arrives. Sunshine is how we see and it nurtures the plants and helps them grow.
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A plant will tell you what it requires if you learn to read the signs.
If the color is not a vibrant green, it needs more nutrition, such as a natural fertilizer like compost or manure. Carrots, for example, need nutrients to produce big, healthy plants by the time autumn arrives.
The demand for food isn’t going away as we need food to survive. With climate change transforming the world, we must pay even more attention to the future of farming.
David Gunville helps you bring your farming to the next level, emphasizing that you can’t let sunshine in unless you pull the weeds. He helps you identify what plants need what—and how to help them achieve their potential.
He also highlights topics such as sun exposure, when to water plants, what type of topsoil to use, composting, and the importance of putting nutritious elements back into the soil to build up the earth.
Filled with references to Scripture and an explanation of why maximum farms are a sign of the world He planned for us, this book is an essential resource for anyone wanting to bolster their farming skills.
About the Author
David Gunville and his family respect nature and love the Lord. They are developing farmland and working to create a source of quality food.