Dirt to Soil
Book Review
This was recommended to me by a friend - a friend who is an engineer and not a farmer. It is a fascinating read. I especially liked the first one-hundred pages. After that, it seemed somewhat repetitive. I suspect that if I were actually working on a Farm that I would have read the whole thing carefully. Gabe Brown also seems to have earned some bragging rights which he lets fly in the book. I don't know the difference on what is fluff and what is a good core foundational principle. The value of the book for me was some new considerations concerning how to regenerate soil.
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I am nuts about books. I read on all kinds of topics. I attempt to review each book I read for the sake of my own enrichment as well as conversation starters with others.
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