G greenfingers New Member Nov 11, 2013 #1 when i raise beds to grow beets/radishes/turnips, i find the soild dries and when i water the same the beds disintergrate, what do i do
when i raise beds to grow beets/radishes/turnips, i find the soild dries and when i water the same the beds disintergrate, what do i do
H harishbs Senior Member Nov 11, 2013 #2 Hi - Your soil might be sandy - Increase the bed width, I mean go for broad beds - Add lot of FYM and tank silt to ur land before making raised beds - If possible go for drip irrigation and mulching which keeps the beds intact Regards Harish
Hi - Your soil might be sandy - Increase the bed width, I mean go for broad beds - Add lot of FYM and tank silt to ur land before making raised beds - If possible go for drip irrigation and mulching which keeps the beds intact Regards Harish
P padmanabhan_ganesan Senior Member Nov 13, 2013 #3 greenfingers said: when i raise beds to grow beets/radishes/turnips, i find the soild dries and when i water the same the beds disintergrate, what do i do Click to expand... Hi greenfingers, You can have stones/wood planks placed around the entire raised bed so that the soil does not disintegrate. Also, watering should be done in a sprinkler/drip rather than in any other manner. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody
greenfingers said: when i raise beds to grow beets/radishes/turnips, i find the soild dries and when i water the same the beds disintergrate, what do i do Click to expand... Hi greenfingers, You can have stones/wood planks placed around the entire raised bed so that the soil does not disintegrate. Also, watering should be done in a sprinkler/drip rather than in any other manner. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody