Carboard mulching layer in a fenced croft garden in preparation for the creation of no-dig compost vegetable beds, Isle of Lewis, Western Isles, Scotland.

Modern regenerative agriculture follows no-dig principles, planting directly into a substrate placed upon a cardboard mulch to suppress weed species below. This image is of a croft garden in the clachan of Tom and Fhuadain, Graivr, Lewis, Outer Hebrides

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Carboard mulching layer in a fenced croft garden in preparation for the creation of no-dig compost vegetable beds, Isle of Lewis, Western Isles, Scotland.

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