Featured Customer | Raised Garden Bed
SPVS customer, Khoa, shares how he created an amazing vegetable garden using our Raised Garden Bed Mix.
Author: Dr. Kolodge
Top-dress Your Lawn With Compost
Did you know that adding a top-dressing of our compost during the dormant winter months in California provides your lawn with some amazing benefits? Not only does it improve the soil, it also helps to strengthen the lawn’s root system which translates into a healthier lawn that looks great!
Stories From the Field
Read how SPVS practices responsible land management along with our sister operations, KD Farms and Konyn Dairy, in the December issue of the Farmers and Ranchers Newsletter published by the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County.
Support The COMPOST Act
The introduction of the COMPOST Act is an important step towards a greener and more innovative waste reduction and recovery system for our country.
Fire-proofing Your Home Landscape With Composted Mulch
Find out how to fire-proof your landscape using composted mulch.
How Organic Compost Affects Soil
Have you ever wondered what organic compost does for your soil? There are actually a lot of great things happening when you apply compost to your landscape!
Creating a Sustainable Water Smart Landscape with SPVSoils’ Grower’s Mulch!
Create a sustainable landscape with SPVSoils’ Grower’s Mulch and transform your garden.
Creating a Super Garden with SPV Soils Raised Garden Bed Mix
This step by step guide will help you create a Super Garden using our Raised Garden Bed Mix.
Guidelines for Using Our Manure-based Valley’s Best Compost
Follow these simple guidelines for great results using our manure-based Valley’s Best Compost.
Building Soil Health Through Climate-Smart Farming
by Craig Kolodge Ph.D. (aka Dr. K) Did you know that San Pasqual Valley Soils’ annual impact on reducing GHG’s is the equivalent of removing approximately 2000 automobiles from our local roads and highways and capturing and storing in our …
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