Chop and drop

In my blog post I provide an overview of how you can use chop-and-drop to build next year's abundance. What is chop-and-drop?

It can take months, if not years, to create a sufficient amount of traditional compost in compost bins. Thankfully, there's another, simpler way to improve your soil: the chop and drop system.

By growing your own mulch plants you will save money, time and effort! Chop and drop for mulch plants will benefit your soil and keep the weeds down.

Discover how chop-and-drop can revolutionize your gardening approach, fostering healthier plants and building nutrient-rich soil for long-term success.

Chop and drop in the vegetable garden. Homestead gardening, cover crops, Permaculture, mulching. #homestead #permaculture #mulching #mulch

Chop & Drop mulching utilises overgrown herbs, veg, shrubs and even weeds in your garden. Perennials accumulate a lot of micro-nutrients in their leaves.

When your vegetables die after the first deep frost, what do you do? If you chop-and-drop your dead vegetables, you can build soil in place.

‘Chop and drop’ is a simple and easy way to improve the nutrients in your soil without the need for compost bins or purchased mulch. Chop and drop involves composting and mulching in a single process. The efficient, time-saving nature of the technique has...

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Recently, I’ve been looking to buy land in the tropics, most likely southern Belize, and in doing so, my wife and I have high hopes for making a lush and fruitful food forest that is likely only possi