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Growing A Masanobu Fukuoka Inspired Grain Crop With The Help Of A Pig, Some Plants, And The Reaper

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Location: ZONE 5a Lindsay Ontario Canada

posted 12 years ago

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I just wrote a new blog post outlining our Fukuoka inspired grain plot. Check out the link below if you please:

Fukuoka-inspired grain plot

http://www.greenshireecofarms.com
Zone 5a in Central Ontario, Canada

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posted 11 years ago

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How many pigs to do an acre?

Jordan Lowery

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Location: zone 7

posted 11 years ago

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Cool article I also use a sythe to cut cover crops and such. I really like it over a weed eater. The part I find most enjoyable is when I'm do e my hands aren't numb from vibrations and my ears ringing from the loud annoying noise from the engine. I also like that my cut material isn't thrown in every which direction 20ft.

The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings. - Masanobu Fukuoka

Clara Florence

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posted 11 years ago

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I cant wait to buy my own reaper as well. My idea is to use no power tools on my small farm, i love silence and also work by hand. More people should take up thes wonderful tools.

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