In this post series, the author explores regenerative growing practices on an urban backyard scale, emphasizing key principles such as disturbing the soil as little as possible, always keeping the soil covered, and incorporating animals into the system. They explain the concept of no-till gardening, which involves aerating the soil with a broadfork and layering a “lasagna mulch” to suppress weeds and build fertility. The author highlights that these practices can be applied on a small scale and shares their favorite video resources for no-till gardening. The unique approach to building healthy soil and growing crops in an urban setting may challenge traditional gardening practices.
https://makegathergrow.com/blog/regenerative-no-till-gardening