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I think it's fantastic that as a society,

we're all becoming more conscious of protecting our planet.

That might be through protecting endangered species, greening our cities, or minimizing waste.

In my own garden, I like to protect the planet as best I can.

I avoid single-use plastics like fleece, for example.

I use integrated pest banishment where you only control pests and diseases if you really have to.

I grow cover crops to protect the soil.

And also, I like to produce heavy yields of good quality stuff that all other things being equal should have a lower environmental impact than supermarket food. And saving produce

is what we're going to be exploring today. Where do that be storing our homegrown harvest

to the winter? People like me will have so many vegetables, you won't be able to eat them all

or cook them all now. And although you can give them away, it's quite nice to actually think

about storing them really well to use over winter.

Or reducing our water use.

Mouche works really well when you've got really large particle sizes, so things like woodchip, that drain really fast and allow the water to go straight through and reach the soil underneath.

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