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Farms are sustained by the interface of earth, air, water and life; we must design production systems that replenish natural resources.

Rather than seeing our role as exploiters, he sees our role as friendly partners, teasing out of the landscape more than it dreamed possible in a static state. That’s a powerful and ultimately hopeful idea.

This book has an embarrassing number of typos. Did anyone read this prior to publication? There's also a lot of repetition. The book starts with an intro to ecology, and then goes a tiny bit too in-depth on soil science. Eventually it gets into mapping, organizing the garden, etc. There are tons of pictures/diagrams (with typos), which make it hard for me as a non-visual learner to get through and grok the material.