Welcome to Trinity Greenhouse Farm
The major purpose of Greenhouse is to produce local fresh corps in the confined space no matter what kind climate condition and environmental limitation.
How to Grow Biointensive - John Jeavons
Divide the cultivation area evenly into blocks and beds - 3 feet by 20 feet with 24 inches depth
Divide your land into several blocks. These should all be about the same distance, if possible, from the spaces used for packaging vegetables and for equipment storage. Each block should then be divided into permanent raised beds. Standardizing your practices – including the division and size of your garden blocks and beds – makes your work easier in the long term, so it is important that all of your beds be the same size. In general, raised beds should be 30 meters (roughly 100 feet) long and 75 centimeters (roughly 30 inches) wide but can be shorter depending on your needs.
Weed and prepare the soil using hand tools
Using a broadfork to loosen the soil, rather than turning it over, helps to preserve soil structure and organic matter by opening up the soil without pulverizing it. Weeding is done with various hand tools such as classic garden hoes and wheeled hoes. It should be noted that this time-consuming hard work can be greatly facilitated by the deliberate layout of beds and pathways, which should allow the farmer to move around easily.
Establish a crop rotation and garden plan
The planting location of vegetables should be changed annually and organized in a multi-year crop rotation. This practice limits the spread of pests and diseases while improving soil structure.
Grow Biointensive - John Jeavons
