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Till the Soil (ecard)

$60.00

This gift helps cover the cost of breaking in and preparing new soil for gardens, ready for planting

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This gift helps families and communities establish productive gardens that can provide fresh, nutritious food and support greater food security. Preparing new garden areas can involve clearing vegetation, loosening and turning the soil, removing rocks and debris, improving soil structure and adding organic matter where needed. This gift helps to create suitable growing conditions for vegetables, fruit and other crops.

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This gift helps families and communities establish productive gardens that can provide fresh, nutritious food and support greater food security. Preparing new garden areas can involve clearing vegetation, loosening and turning the soil, removing rocks and debris, improving soil structure and adding organic matter where needed. This gift helps to create suitable growing conditions for vegetables, fruit and other crops.

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