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Preparing a New Garden Spot - FHC Farm Bulletin #16

A newly established garden plot can be planted immediately after plowing or tilling the soil. But a better method of beginning a productive garden spot can be realized with an investment of time—along with materials that are conveniently acquired around the farm or homestead. In this Farm Hand’s Companion Bulletin #16, Pa Mac explains how to begin a new garden plot while at the same time preparing it for a fertile future. For more about gardening, see Pa Mac’s other videos on the subject: Gardens, Truck Patches, and Fields (   • Gardens, Truck Patches, and Fields - ...  ) Preparing Land for Cultivation with Hand Tools, Pigs, and Plows (   • Preparing Land for Cultivation with H...  ) Building an Old-fashioned Fence for the Garden (   • Build an Old-fashioned Fence for the ...  ) Clearing Land for Cultivation (   • Clearing Land for Cultivation - FHC F...  ) How Do You Keep Deer Out of the Garden? (   • Keeping Deer Out of the Garden - FHC ...  ) How Do You Garden on Sloping Ground? (   • How to Garden on Sloping Ground - FHC...  ) What Should You Plant in the Garden? (   • What to Plant in Your Garden - FHC Q & A  ) If you’ve enjoyed this video or others by Pa Mac, a great way to support The Farm Hand’s Companion channel is to shop for Pa Mac’s recommended items through his Amazon storefront: Amazon Store front: https://amzn.to/4eJ31Oz (Pa Mac earns a commission for purchases made through his Amazon links.) Be sure and subscribe to the Farm Hand's Companion channel to see a variety of shows for the small farm or homestead: The Farm Hand's Companion Show, My Favorite Farm Tool, The FHC Q & A Show with Pa Mac, FHC Farm Bulletins, and FHC Extras. Also visit http://www.farmhandscompanion.com to find articles, posts, photographs, and encouragement for today's self-sufficient farm or homestead. (And be sure to check out the General Store for books (like Pa Mac's "Building an Old-fashioned Pole Barn") or DVD's by Pa Mac at http://www.farmhandscompanion.com/gen...)