Help North point foundation by School for School garden

Help North point foundation by School for School garden

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1. Growing season: It's important to know the climate and growing season in your specific location before starting a garden for food security. This will determine which crops are best suited for your area and when to plant them. 2. Soil quality: The soil quality is crucial for a successful garden. Conduct a soil test to determine the pH level and nutrient content of your soil. Depending on the results, you may need to amend the soil with organic matter or nutrients. 3. Water source: Access to a reliable water source is essential for a garden. If you don't have a natural water source, consider installing a rainwater harvesting system or setting up a drip irrigation system. 4. Space and sunlight: Make sure you have enough space and adequate sunlight for your garden. Most vegetables and fruits require at least 6-8 hours of sunlight per day to thrive. 5. Types of crops: Depending on your dietary needs and preferences, choose a variety of crops to grow in your garden. Consider growing a mix of fruits, vegetables, and herbs to provide a diverse and nutritious diet. 6. Organic gardening: Growing your own food using organic methods will ensure that your produce is free from harmful chemicals and pesticides. 7. Pest control: Be prepared to deal with pests and diseases that may affect your crops. Research natural and organic ways to control pests and prevent diseases in your garden. 8. Harvest and storage: Know when to harvest your crops and how to properly store them to prolong their