Lessons from the Dust Bowl- Shaping today's thinking on caring for the Soil

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Gordon Tooley reads a passage from "Soils and Men" during our "Organic Orchard Mangement" class given by Permaculture Drylands Institute. The passage is about our society's neglect of the soil. Seventy years have passed since these words were first printed. So how far have we come?

Excerpt read from Soils and Men, 1938 Yearbook of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Gordon Tooley of Tooley's Trees, Truchas, New Mexico. Recorded by Priscilla Walsen. March 2009.

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  • INteresting... Yes, the dust bowl was deadly, both for humans and land... We can only hope that we learned from it!

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