USDA trial finds cardboard garden beds reduce weed coverage to 15% in second year

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A USDA-funded trial has tested the effectiveness of cardboard garden beds for weed control. The study found that these beds significantly reduced weed coverage compared to traditional tilled beds. By the second growing season, weed cover had been reduced to 15%. Participants also reported that weeding became easier and more efficient using this method.

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