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- right here coming to us. (0.8249) (Q16118)
- There's a monarch right up there just right right here (0.8249) (Q16117)
- Transitional segment 9 (Q16116)
- so will come in here and see the butterflies as adults. (0.8181) (Q16115)
- They are determined to demonstrate how humans can live comfortably in harmony with nature (0.8181) (Q16114)
- Carolyn Fridge sauce had been working since 1989 to establish the Biophilia Nature Center through the center. (0.8181) (Q16113)
- In Baldwin County near the Gulf Coast (0.8181) (Q16112)
- Transitional segment 8 (Q16111)
- They can take care of. (0.8746) (Q16110)
- At least this one little piece. (0.8746) (Q16109)
- One little piece of the environment. (0.8746) (Q16108)
- This group of people together as a community are taking a tangible step to protect one family farm preserve. (0.8746) (Q16107)
- Transitional segment 7 (Q16106)
- For us it's a community that we belong to that really cares about the Earth. (0.8059) (Q16105)
- it's become a lot more than that. (0.8059) (Q16104)
- Source of food like this (0.8059) (Q16103)
- store the more you appreciate it. (0.8059) (Q16102)
- And the more you hear in the news these days about all the chemicals that are put on fruits and vegetables throughout the country and everything you buy in the (0.8059) (Q16101)
- Transitional segment 6 (Q16100)
- and that's the main reason that we're not willing to grow that way. (0.8518) (Q16099)
- Wells in Alabama that are too contaminated to drink from (0.8518) (Q16098)
- There is a lot of topsoil loss in Alabama there. (0.8518) (Q16097)
- I have no doubt of that. (0.8518) (Q16096)
- Conventional farming is degrading the environment. (0.8518) (Q16095)
- Transitional segment 5 (Q16094)
- this system has the added benefit of reducing energy use and pollution. (0.8446) (Q16093)
- Shareholders receive dozens of varieties of chemical free produce delivered to their doors within a few hours of harvest by eliminating long distance shipping (0.8446) (Q16092)
- CSA shareholders take turns coming to the farm to help sort and wash the weeks harvest and deliver it to other members over the eight month growing season. (0.8446) (Q16091)
- or something like that. Each week (0.8299) (Q16090)
- they all get. You know one or two less lettuces than they had expected to get (0.8225) (Q16089)
- then it doesn't just wallop the farmer (0.8225) (Q16088)
- but if it's not such a good year (0.8225) (Q16087)
- Of crops that year then everybody benefits (0.8225) (Q16086)
- so that if they have a really good year. (0.8645) (Q16085)
- The way it works is that the consumers purchase a share of the gardens production in advance of even planting that production (0.8645) (Q16084)
- the sister farm that I grew up on. (0.8645) (Q16083)
- This is a family farm (0.8645) (Q16082)
- local produce and provide secure markets for small family farms. (0.8645) (Q16081)
- This farm is part of a growing movement known as Community supported Agriculture or CSA which supplies consumers with fresh (0.8645) (Q16080)
- We should be able to grow vegetables. (0.9261) (Q16079)
- If we can not interfere with that too much. (0.8427) (Q16078)
- We've pretty much figured that nature's got a really good system going in. (0.8427) (Q16077)
- 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) (Q16076)
- and they're more likely to produce a good crop. (0.8427) (Q16075)
- 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) (Q16074)
- So has life and we tried to. (0.7283) (Q16073)
- The most important thing we do is working with the soul. (0.8491) (Q16072)
- but it's way more than that. (0.8491) (Q16071)
- they think of it as not using chemicals (0.8491) (Q16070)
- mostly when people think about organic farming (0.8491) (Q16069)
