NEW: This is a ‘must have’ publication for anyone interested in the business of organic farming.

Written for those who have not had an allotment before – or who are new to growing – this book is a practical guide to growing your own fruit and vegetables organically.

Save £1 on the RRP. Although Growing Green is written primarily from the perspective of developing a stock-free organic system, this book offers a superb reference guide for all organic growers, researchers and students.

Andy and Mark are fast becoming Britain's polytunnel gurus. This is an Excellent sequel to The Polytunnel Handbook, and will show you how to make productive use of every square inch of space. --Simon McEwan, Editor, County Smallholding
 

How to Grow Winter Vegetables shows that it is possible to enjoy an abundance of vegetables at the darkest time of the year.   It also covers growing for the hungry gap from April to early June.

How to Make and Use Compost features a comprehensive A-Z guide, which includes what you can and can't compost, concepts and techniques, a common problems and solutions.

Pest and Disease Management for Organic Farmers, Growers and Smallholders is a comprehensive book covering all aspects of the subject in temperate areas. Incorporating the most up-do-date thinking on organic pest and disease management, it is an essential reference work for all those wishing to develop a good understanding of the subject.

The welcome return of an old favourite. Updated and revised by the Soil Association's own resident expert author and guardian of the Soil Association Standards. This title covers all aspects of organic agriculture, and is especially good on fruit and veg growing. Recommended.

Stella Cubison’s book is an essential source of advice and information for producers.

This second edition of Charles' successful bestseller, Organic Gardening: The Natural No-Dig Way features new photographs along with more tips and advice.