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I have a vegetable yard. I started gardening last year. I quit my job and concentrated on gardening. I wanted to ensure that my family eats healthy and fresh food. I started with a small yard and later expanded a bit more. I grow vegetables like tomato, cumber, brinjal and green beans. I also tried some root vegetables in a raised bin. The result was successful. There are lots of squirrels in our locality, hence I made a fence around the garden to protect the vegetables from these animals. I used to clean the yard regularly and clean the fallen vegetables to avoid animals. Yard wastes like the accumulated plant matter, dead trees, grass clippings and other organic wastes are usually removed by renting a bin from a garbage disposal services in Toronto (
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). The main problem that I face in my yard is the weeds. I want to destroy those weeds before it attacks my yard. I don't want to try any harmful pesticides in my yard. I have heard that mulch can be useful for destroying weeds. Is it true? How can we produce mulch from organic wastes?
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