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Now that spring is here, many people who farm or have gardens have begun to plant seeds. Several Pennsylvania farms practice Biointensive growing methods, which help to build soil structure and maximize high yields in small spaces.
Source: Sonnewald Farm
In 1972, John Jeavons formed a group in California called Ecology Action. They organized to educate people about Biointensive agriculture, with the hopes of helping to combat world hunger. Since then, the Biointensive movement has spread throughout the United States.
Source: Synergy Farms
Pennsylvania Environment and Ecology Standard |
4.4 Agriculture and Society
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Activity:
Growing Garden Companions
Background photo courtesy of: Neo-Terra
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