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Chance's Chop N Drop Gallery (Drop yours too)

 
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Location: Payson, Utah, US of A - Zone6B/High Desert/4500' /14" Rainfall
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Hey friends,

I love chop N Drop. I love the fertility it provides, the soil biology it supports, the moisture retention it provides, and I love using my resources rather than wasting them.

I also love chop N drop because I find the process deeply soothing and gratifying.

So, I'm just gonna share before and after photos of my chop N drop in case anybody else feels similar.

Here are the first set of photos:
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The beginning
The beginning
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Half way
Half way
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Bingo!
Bingo!
 
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