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Meet the grower: Bob van der Voort - Bio Food [video]





Hello, I am Bob van der Voort and together with Marius van Vuren we grow organic bok choy and cucumbers in Almere, the Netherlands.

We have been growing organic for 5 years now, we feed the soil with compost, with fungi, and with bacteria, and because of this there are many more worms and the soil is beautifully airy. You just notice that the soil is getting healthier and more vital, and it really shows. 
I used to think that I was in control of nature, but now I notice that if we follow nature, nature always has the solution.

Watch the full video of their green house on natureandmore.com grower code 401

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