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Harvard is going organic
with recipes!
  http://www.uos.harvard.edu/fmo/landscape/organiclandscaping/landscaping_video.shtml
 
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Love this video! At about 5 minutes in it shows the root system differences between organic and conventional. The organic lawn had roots 8-12" deep, the conventional was about 3". Wow! 
 
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