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Land management / Water conservation / Permaculture / Organic gardening / Soil / Mulch / Gardening / Raised bed gardening / Microclimate / Agriculture / Sustainable gardening / Environment
Date: 2008-12-29 17:11:41
Land management
Water conservation
Permaculture
Organic gardening
Soil
Mulch
Gardening
Raised bed gardening
Microclimate
Agriculture
Sustainable gardening
Environment

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