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[https://www.uaex.uada.edu/yard-garden/vegetables/straw-bale-gardening.aspx by DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE] | [https://www.uaex.uada.edu/yard-garden/vegetables/straw-bale-gardening.aspx by DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE] | ||
Use a sharp cutting tool typically used for sawing trees or wood. Be sure to keep the tool safe from young children if working on a straw bale garden with youth. This process takes some time and strength so trade off the sawing if you have another adult handy. | Use a sharp cutting tool typically used for sawing trees or wood. Be sure to keep the tool safe from young children if working on a straw bale garden with youth. This process takes some time and strength so trade off the sawing if you have another adult handy. | ||
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[https://piedmontmastergardeners.org/article/straw-bale-gardening/ by Cathy Caldwell] | |||
Straw bale gardening is rapidly turning into a trend, but it did not grab my attention until I learned that a much-admired vegetable gardener in my neighborhood had taken it up. Not only had she taken it up, she’d had great success with it. Then it came to my attention that a couple other gardeners I know had been straw-bale gardening. Why had these gardeners made the switch? As you’ll see from the interviews summarized below, there were some pretty compelling reasons. | |||
