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Posted by Bret4207 on August 29, 2005 at 03:53:40 from (207.42.20.130):
In Reply to: Farmin' question for ya'll, a little long...... posted by NC Wayne on August 28, 2005 at 20:02:05:
It's a wonderful idea. Thing is it would take co-operation and would be suited to farms under maybe 100 acres tillable just because of the scale. Plus the fuel to collect and truck the waste material would be high now. In other words, if you were a real worker you could do it for yourself, but it's too labor intensive for most people. Read "Ten acres, enough" or any of John Seymours small farm books, or Louis Bromfield and you'll see how it works. Of course if fuel and regulations keep increasing then it may be more workable on smaller acreages assuming some sort of community involvment. Big idea really.
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