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- From: FranksFarm@aol.com
- To: permaculture@franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: Water Ponding/Management
- Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2001 08:18:48 EST
Season's Greetings to All:)
Thanks,Andreas for the explanation. I think I have it??
I agree with all the goals, and strategies in key line design, and would like
to implement them on my farm.
I understand the benefits. But how does one actually apply them to forested
hillsides, where it may be difficult to cut furrows/ponds, etc., across the
face of the hillside due to trees, rock outcroppings, steep slope, etc.??
I'm not even considering using a tractor up there...I'm far too cautious. I
know many country operators seem to think it's no problem...but not me.
If someone pointed out the key lines on my property I'd think I'd understand
in a minute and the apply concepts.
Let me ask if I were able to somehow post farm layout on the web would you
folks be able to ascertain key lines?
Happy Holidays Frank
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Re: Water Ponding/Management,
FranksFarm, 12/17/2001
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, John Schinnerer, 12/19/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, FranksFarm, 12/22/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, Steve Bonney, 12/23/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, FranksFarm, 12/23/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, keller, 12/23/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, John Schinnerer, 12/23/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, FranksFarm, 12/24/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, FranksFarm, 12/24/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, darren simo, 12/26/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, John Schinnerer, 12/27/2001
- Re: Water Ponding/Management, John Schinnerer, 12/27/2001
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