i love clover in my food forest, i actually chop and drop it after the bees have raped it, then i wood chip over it. Its almost like composting in the field. Thx for the update been wondering how you been .
I've had a thought about the source of info determining the better way of the two. The permie experts all want you to pay for their knowledge whereas Paul gives his knowledge away despite the discomfort of doing so because of the source of the knowledge in the first place. Just a thought along the lines of our Father is good! Enjoy your videos!
We're still under a blanket of snow at the moment, but I'll try this spring. We do have tons of wildlife visiting the ponds. Possum, skunks, ducks, geese, cats, groundhogs, muskrats, birds, fox, dragon flies, etc...
+MsTokies, I have used straw, but not hay. I didn't like it for two reasons: 1. I had a hard time finding straw that the person could guarantee no herbicide. 2. Also, I had wheat growing everywhere from the wheat straw. Having said that, I'm not opposed to it, but for me it was difficult to find good clean straw without herbicide.
