Difference between revisions of "4th transcript block in Natural Assets documentary (Q16331)"

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Natural Assets is a UA CPT&R documentary from The Alabama Experience series hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-d0f2569e145#at_438.000000_s

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07:18

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Carol Eichelberger and Gene Mills are working to reduce the environmental impact of agriculture (0.8491)

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one of Alabama's oldest industries on a small farm in Tuscaloosa County (0.8491)

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they raise organic vegetables for about 115 local households (0.8491)

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mostly when people think about organic farming (0.8491)

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they think of it as not using chemicals (0.8491)

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but it's way more than that. (0.8491)

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The most important thing we do is working with the soul. (0.8491)

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So has life and we tried to. (0.7283)

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So keep that life going in and build upon that healthy soil makes healthy plants and healthy plants are less likely to attract past (0.8427)

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and they're more likely to produce a good crop. (0.8427)

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But we also do other things like making sure that we keep things out there that are attracting beneficial insects at all times. (0.8427)

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We've pretty much figured that nature's got a really good system going in. (0.8427)

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If we can not interfere with that too much. (0.8427)

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We should be able to grow vegetables. (0.9261)

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This farm is part of a growing movement known as Community supported Agriculture or CSA which supplies consumers with fresh (0.8645)

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local produce and provide secure markets for small family farms. (0.8645)

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This is a family farm (0.8645)

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the sister farm that I grew up on. (0.8645)

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The way it works is that the consumers purchase a share of the gardens production in advance of even planting that production (0.8645)

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so that if they have a really good year. (0.8645)

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Of crops that year then everybody benefits (0.8225)

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but if it's not such a good year (0.8225)

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then it doesn't just wallop the farmer (0.8225)

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