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Mark Kimball's Draft Teams at Essex Farm in Upstate New York

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Swales on Contour with Horses for Nut Forests

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Biological Agriculture.

Biological Power.

Biological Diversity.

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" . . . there does seem to be a natural marriage of thought between organic agriculture and work horses - a source of power that reproduces itself, with good care is self repairing, consumes homegrown fuel, and contributes to the fertility of the soil" ~ Maurice Telleen

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Notes from a recent Read . . .

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In the New York Times Today . . .

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Comparison of Tractor to Horse Power

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Outline for Final Paper

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