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If a broadfork is needed, there is a lack of organic matter in the soil.

Ken

--- On Sat, 6/7/08, Liz <liz@allslash.org> wrote:

>What are folks' thoughts about broadforks?  Do they fit in the 
>"no-till" category?

Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), mdnagel, 06/07/2008
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  - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Liz, 06/07/2008
    - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Ken Hargesheimer, 06/07/2008
    - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Tradingpost, 06/07/2008
      - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Liz, 06/08/2008
        
        Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Ken Hargesheimer, 06/08/2008
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- Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Ken Hargesheimer, 06/08/2008
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    - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Liz, 06/08/2008
      - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Dean, 06/08/2008
      - Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening (was tractors?), Nigel Kirby, 06/09/2008
        
        [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening, Ken Hargesheimer, 06/09/2008
        
        Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening, Dean, 06/09/2008
        
        Re: [Livingontheland] No till and market gardening, Ken Hargesheimer, 06/09/2008