Mini Farming

How to Create a Sustainable Organic Garden in Your Backyard You Can Be Proud Of

By: Better Gardening Guides

Narrated by: Stephanie Quinn

Save space and save time:

• Do you want a successful garden or mini farm in your backyard?
• Do you not know where to start to create a sustainable organic garden?
• Do you worry that your garden won't be something to be proud of?

Worry no more. A sustainable organic garden is within reach.

It doesn't matter if you are looking for a successful garden or a successful mini farm because this audiobook can help you either way. You can create a sustainable organic garden right in your backyard. You'll be proud when its crops are producing a high and healthy yield. From fruits to vegetables, you can have organic crops that rival anything that you can find at the organic aisle in the store.

From making your own fertilizer and compost, to choosing livestock for manure, to maximizing your space and utilizing every inch of what you have, this book can help you along the way. Creating a sustainable organic garden in your backyard doesn't have to be hard. And with the tips and tricks found in this book it's even easier.

From creating a routine to knowing your containers, everything you need to get started is found in this book. From tips and tricks to a guide on the best soil and plants to actually plant, you'll get suggestions on it all. Learn how to control pests and weeds, organically fertilize your plants, and get the most out of the plants you decide to plant. Learn how to create a sustainable and organic garden.

Listen to this book to find out how you can build a successful organic mini garden.

©2015 Better Gardening Guides (P)2015 Jeffrey Ito

Very informative must read

This book gives You so much helpful information about your soil, plants and usage of different types of pots. As well as the watering and various other plant maintenance. Things and/or techniques you may not have thought about that can be very beneficial for your gardening.

A Game-Changer for Aspiring Gardeners!

I just finished listening to "Mini Farming: How to Create a Sustainable Organic Garden in Your Backyard You Can Be Proud Of," and I have to say, it’s been a game-changer for me! As someone who’s always wanted to start a garden but had no idea where to begin, this audiobook was exactly what I needed.

The narrator made everything sound so simple and achievable. I loved how the book broke down each step, from making your own compost to choosing the right plants. It’s packed with practical tips and tricks that I’ve already started implementing in my backyard. The section on organic pest control was particularly helpful—no more worrying about harmful chemicals!

One of my favorite parts was learning how to maximize my space. I have a pretty small backyard, but the book showed me how to make every inch count. I’ve already set up a few containers and started a compost bin, and I can’t wait to see the results.

If you’re new to gardening or just want to take your mini farm to the next level, I highly recommend this audiobook. It’s informative, encouraging, and really fun to listen to. I’m already feeling proud of the progress I’ve made, and I’m excited to see my garden grow!

very helpful.

loved it. inspiring. Makes me want to start this minute. at least now I'll have the knowledge when I do start.

Do not waste your time or money on this audiobook.

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

A non-grammar snob might enjoy this.

Would you ever listen to anything by Better Gardening Guides again?

Probably not. There are many things wrong with this book. Editing, or I should say the lack of editing, was one of them.

Would you listen to another book narrated by Stephanie Quinn?

Probably not. Her inflections are off and that is distracting to the listener.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

I am an admitted grammar snob. But I can tolerate a few errors or deviations, but thi book is poorly written. It is so littered with incomplete sentences and poorly constructed sentences that I could not finish it. It was just too painful to tolerate.

Any additional comments?

In addition to being poorly written grammatically, it is also severely lacking in the kind of detailed and technical information I was looking for.. The author is too vague on almost every topic to make this book of any use to anyone truly in need of detailed informational the topic of mini farming.