20 Things to Put in the Soil Before You Plant Anything - The Southern Way

👉 The Old-School Secrets That Could Save You Thousands: https://www.titusfreeman.com/ There is a spot on Titus Freeman's place where the clay used to stop a shovel cold. A bed ten feet away, built out of that same dirt, is soft enough now to push a bare hand into wrist deep, and he never bought a bag to get there. In this one, Titus walks through the 20 things he works into the ground before a seed or a start ever goes in, the order he actually uses them, what each one costs, and why it works: wood ash, eggshells, cottonseed meal, pecan shells, fish scraps buried under a corn hill, and the "black gold" his grandfather swore by. The old Southern way of building soil for next to nothing.