Two soil books to consider this week
Today's
the big day --- the third book in my soil series is live and the fourth
book is up for preorder (and on sale for a limited time)! I hope you'll
take a chance on a series that has been described as "Easy, useful, and
homestead tested."
Yes, the topic is a bit geeky and semi-scientific. But paying attention
to your soil will pay huge dividends in the quality of your crops and
the ease of your gardening endeavors now and for a years into the
future.
Without further ado, here are the links to book 3, Balancing Soil Nutrients and Acidity:
And here are the links to book 4, Soil Amendments for the Organic Garden:
As you may recall, these are quarters of my upcoming print book, The Ultimate Guide to Soil,
and I have to admit I went over my word-count quota by the time I
finished part three. I actually considered pulling part four out to be
its own print book since that section is quite a tome, full of all of
the tips and tricks I've found for incorporating both found and
purchased amendments (biochar, humanure, black soldier fly larvae, and
much more) into a beyond-organic garden. But I eventually talked my
editor into letting me fold it into the print book without cutting
anything out.
Why am I telling you all
that? Because I had to be a bit evasive to keep my promise of offering
new books at 99 cents for a couple of days during preorder when it came
to Soil Amendments for the Organic Garden.
Book four is so big that Amazon told me the minimum price I could apply
to the book was $1.99...so I uploaded a fake file. You won't get that
fake since I'll swap it out for the real book as soon as I raise the
price later in the week. But I won't ever be able to offer Soil Amendments for the Organic Garden
below $1.99 in the future. (Fake files only work during preorder.) So
if you want the gargantuan last quarter really cheap, snag it now.
Thanks so much for
reading! And if you enjoy my ebooks, I hope you'll consider taking the
time to write a brief review. Your social proof helps strangers decide
to take a chance on a new author and gives me the leisure to share my
experiences with you every day on the blog. I appreciate having you
along for the ride!
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About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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