1. Use unmodified seeds. Genetically modified seeds will cause a change in the soil and make it lose its fertility. Consuming food from modified seeds can also potentially cause harm to our bodies.
2. Avoid chemical pesticides. Using natural pesticides will keep insects away but not kill them.
2. Avoid chemical pesticides. Using natural pesticides will keep insects away but not kill them.
3. Use
rainwater. Collect rainwater in large buckets and tubs and use it to water
plants in the dry season.
4. Dig deep. Dig
twice as deep when planting seeds as this will allow the root to penetrate
deeper into the soil to get more oxygen.
5. Use compost.
Compost is made from animal manure, leaves, grass and fruit peels. To make good
compost, make sure it is aerated and watered adequately. This compost will help
increase the fertility of the soil, save water and reduce plant diseases.
