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The Indian Valley Organic Farm
Friday, November 20, 2009
Cauliflower Fractal
A gorgeous link from Lynn Tompkins...
Cauliflower Fractal
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Lughnasadadh (from Linda Johnson)
Wednesday 11/25 Harvest Celebration Workday
Olive and Fruit Trees at Indian Valley Organic Farm
Lunacy - Experiencing the Pull of The Moon
Secondary Edible Parts of Vegetable Chart
Cauliflower Fractal
Microbial Fuel Cell
The Air Aware - beautiful piece from Orion Magazin...
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Speaking of Irrigation...
The Importance of Making Your Bed
More Asexual Activity in the Greenhouse
Farmstand is Open! (Plus Green Tomato Recipes)
Two Simple Diagrams: Botany of A Flower
The Bowl That Keeps Feeding Event 11-15-2009
Patty Hamilton: Master of Irrigation
The Secret Language of Rain
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GOOD BOOKS
Teaming With Microbes:: A Gardener's Guide to The Soil Food Web
Dirt: The Ecstatic Skin of the Earth by William Bryant Logan
Blithe Tomato by Mike Madison
Out Of The Earth: Civilization And The Life Of The Soil by Daniel Hillel
The Soul of Soil A Soil-Building Guide for Master Gardeners and Farmers, 4th Edition by Grace Gershuny, Joe Smillie
Golden Gate Gardening by Pam Pierce
Micro-Eco Farming by Barbara Berst Adams
Gardening at the Dragon's Gate by Wendy Johnson
In Full View: three ways of seeing California plants By Glenn Keator, Linda Yamane, Ann P. Lewis
The Ohlone Way: Indian Life in the San Francisco–Monterey Bay Area, Malcolm Margolin
Weavers of The Dream by Greg Sarris
GOOD LINKS
Carbon Farming Series - Regenerative Design Institue
Gary Paul Nabhan on NPR - Native Seeds Search
Grown In Marin
IVC Inaugural Organic Farming Class Spring '09 - Hillary Jeffris
Novato Charter - The Little School That Could
UC Cooperative Extension
Wendy Johnson's Gardening at the Dragon's Gate
Worldwatch Institute
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