Mini Farming:
Guide For Beginners On How To Build Your Own Backyard Farm And Grow Your Own Vegetables
This book is the first in a series of two to teach you how to set up, plant, and care for your own backyard vegetable garden. You will learn about why having your own garden is such a great idea, and how to go about setting it up and planting your first seeds. The topics covered in the book include:


The benefits of having your own vegetable garden
How to set up the garden beds
Making sure the soil in your garden is suitable for growing vegetables
How to decide what to plant in your garden
How to plant and begin caring for the young seedlings

Added features in this book are a list of tools and materials you need to buy before getting started, as well as pictures to help you visualize what your garden will look like once your plants are finally starting to grow.

Once your garden is all set up, read the second book in the series for information that will help you maintain the garden and ensure that your produce will be abundant and of high quality. In the second book – called "Backyard Gardening: Tending and Harvesting the Best Quality Vegetables" - in addition to the inclusion of more illustrative photographs, the following topics are covered:

Dealing with garden enemies such as weeds, insects and mammals, and disease
Making compost and using it for fertilizer
How and when to harvest your vegetables
Enjoy reading both books as you set up and work in your own little backyard farm, and more important – enjoy eating fresh produce that you grow with your own hands!

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