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Tumbulu

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10. Thanks so much- I did not think

Wed Mar 6, 2013, 01:34 AM

Mar 2013

That you were implying that it was easy. I am sort of old and not some weightlifter by hobby person, so sometimes it is harder for me than others. But, if I am able to do it, anyone can. What I see is that we begin to follow the program and then we see the phenomenal improvements in our soils and then we REALLY get excited and put in more fencing and get more intensive and more productive. It really is catching on here in N CA. The NRCS people have put on workshops and they have helped me and others so much. And they do help with fencing costs which really is appreciated.

Anyway, I like to think that together with my sheep we will have made topsoil.

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Fighting the growing deserts, with livestock: Allan Savory at TED2013 (*STUNNING RESULTS*) [View all] drokhole Mar 2013 OP

Skeptic checking in here.. Permanut Mar 2013 #1

Please watch the video first... drokhole Mar 2013 #2

Point taken.. Permanut Mar 2013 #3

Actually, it's a lot easier than you think... drokhole Mar 2013 #5

I have heard that from organic farmers in Northern California BrotherIvan Mar 2013 #6

Pretty much like that farmer in NoCal! drokhole Mar 2013 #8

Thanks drokhole BrotherIvan Mar 2013 #11

Will do! drokhole Mar 2013 #13

I have been working on doing this Tumbulu Mar 2013 #7

Thank you so much for your efforts! drokhole Mar 2013 #9

Thanks so much- I did not think Tumbulu Mar 2013 #10

Kudos to you! BrotherIvan Mar 2013 #12

fascinating and highly rec'd. posint to facebook too. lots of yummy sheep for lions so plenty to go msongs Mar 2013 #4

Found some of the before-and-afters that are featured in the video... drokhole Mar 2013 #14