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thedruidsgarden.com | ||
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im1776.com
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| | | | | The fundamental precept of William Wheelwright's thought was that agriculture precedes culture. While this might seem like a ludicrous claim to the detached modern bugman, it would have been uncontroversial to any of our agriculturally-connected ancestors. What we grow, and how we grow it has a direct impact on how we live and interact with one another; it undergirds the national ontology. If our project is to make American culture and life something enviable again, then we are going to have to start by manifesting this project in agricultural form. | |
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thesubversivefarmer.net
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| | | | | The first plants to re-colonize a habitat are calledopportunistic weeds. There may have been a flood or a forest fire which devastated the immediate ecosystem. These plants are critical in rebuilding both the communities below and above the ground. | |
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lindaleinen.com
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| | | | | Green milkweed (Asclepias viridis) ~ Ft. Bend county roadside Increasingly, people are coming to appreciate the critical role milkweeds play in the monarch butterfly's life cycle. Adult monarchs sip nectar from a variety of flowers, but only milkweeds serve as host plants for their larvae. As the developing caterpillars ingest toxins contained in the plants,... | |
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www.foodforest.garden
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