Crop Failure
Build soil health before a bad season forces the issue
#Nature 🍃 Fall
Depleted, compacted soil is usually the first thing to give out when a season turns hard — it holds less water, feeds plants less reliably, and recovers more slowly from drought or pests. Composting kitchen and garden waste, rotating what you plant where, and avoiding leaving beds bare over winter all build the kind of soil that keeps producing when conditions aren't ideal, instead of one that only works in a good year.