permaculture

[FranksFarm@aol.com]

Good day:)

I guess the kind of farm, and sentiment I'm looking for is outlined best in 
Louis Bromfield's Malabar Farm. That book like Mollison's made a profound 
impact on me.

Bromfield loved the land, and over time took a depleted run down farm, and 
turned it into an old fashioned thriving farm that more fully utilized it's 
resources.

In so doing he emphasized the importance of good soil and worked diligently 
to do all he could to improve his soils, which then produced an abundance of 
high quality, good tasting crops raised without reliance on chemicals or 
pesticides.

Bye for now.  Frank