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<blockquote data-quote="Combat Advantage" data-source="post: 182253" data-attributes="member: 33095"><p>Jeremy,</p><p></p><p>We've learned that big agriculture companies and even many smaller family ranches use pesticides and herbicides like water. It makes our foods toxic and the soils.</p><p>When companies bag soil for sales at the garden centers, it's getting far more common to find contaminated dirt. I'm starting to get into mulching as a solution. Right now, I plan to set up a couple raised beds for next spring. The compost and mulch should turn to good soil by the end of winter. That's more work than necessary for terrariums, but this subject is a good thing to learn from one another. It's like a lot of small nitch hobbies. Experiment and learn.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Combat Advantage, post: 182253, member: 33095"] Jeremy, We've learned that big agriculture companies and even many smaller family ranches use pesticides and herbicides like water. It makes our foods toxic and the soils. When companies bag soil for sales at the garden centers, it's getting far more common to find contaminated dirt. I'm starting to get into mulching as a solution. Right now, I plan to set up a couple raised beds for next spring. The compost and mulch should turn to good soil by the end of winter. That's more work than necessary for terrariums, but this subject is a good thing to learn from one another. It's like a lot of small nitch hobbies. Experiment and learn. [/QUOTE]
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