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Un bon paillis est uniquement organique

Un bon paillis est uniquement organique

Publié le mercredi 12 juin 2024 à 22:27 par Bertrand Dumont

Durée : 40:02

Tags : Pratiques de jardinage, balado, comestible, écoresponsable, faim, jardin, paillage, paillis, Podcast, potager

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La technique du paillis est pratiquée depuis plusieurs siècles, bien avant l’arrivée des dérivés du pétrole. C’est pourquoi ni les matériaux synthétiques ni les matériaux minéraux ne sont des paillis! Clarifications sur un quiproquo historique.

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