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    • Analysis of the physico-chemical properties of cultivated soils
    • Texture and structure of cultivated soils
    • Clay-humus complexes and cation exchange capacity
    • Influence of pH on the fertility potential of cultivated soils
    • Humus; formation and evolution
    • Soil fertility: is the apocalypse coming tomorrow?
    • The microbial world and soil fertility
    • Rhizosphere, mychorizae and suppressive soils
    • Examples of laboratory analysis of cultivated soil
    • stimation of humus losses in cultivated soil
    • Compost production for a vegetable garden
    • Composting with thermophilic phase
    • Weed management in the vegetable garden
    • To plow or not to plow?
    • The rototiller, the spade fork, and the broadfork
    • Other interesting data that may be included in a laboratory analysis
  • Fertilization
    • Synthetic or organic fertilizers?
    • The rationale behind fertilisation in the vegetable garden
    • Examples of sustainable fertilization for some vegetable plants
    • The issue of nitrogen assimilation in organic farming
    • Can a vegetable be forced to grow?
    • Brief description of some mineral fertilisers
    • Measurement of nitrate concentration in cultivated soil
    • It’s easy to cheat in organic farming
  • Biocontrol
  • Treatments
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Integrated methods in the vegetable garden

You have difficulties to improve the fertility of the soil in your vegetable garden!

  • Your vegetable plants are stunted, eaten up by pests or affected by diseases!
  • The organic treatments you use are ineffective!

In the pages of this website, effective solutions are proposed to answer these frequent problems encountered in the vegetable garden.

The author : Serge BAESEN

  • Secretary AFIS-13
  • Over 40 years of experience in vegetable and fruit farming in Hendecourt-lès-Cagnicourt in Pas-de-Calais (5,000 m² of former farmland belonging to the Bon Pasteur community in the 1970s) and in Estoublon in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (1,600 m²).

Please share this website with your friends and family and anyone else who may be interested in integrated farming methods.

This website is entirely funded by its author. It is not sponsored by any private company, although commercial company addresses are provided to help readers find the recommended tools and materials more easily.

Preliminary notes:

– The site is organised into chapters and articles, which can be accessed by clicking on one of the titles in the menu at the top of each page. At the top of each page, articles belonging to the same chapter are listed in a box on the right-hand side.
– At the bottom of each page, a search engine allows you to find the location of a word on one or more other pages.
– A word written in bold green text links to another page where its definition is explained.
– The ♦ symbol indicates a hyperlink.
– Smartphone : pour une vision correcte des tableaux, une position horizontale de l’écran est préférable.

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