Indian Valley Organic Farm & Garden: A Rainy Afternoon in November

Extensive Reading List

A Handfull of Seeds – free publication from O.A.E.C.
A Review of Essentials of Accounting, Robert N. Anthony
Barron's Business Guides
Botany for Gardners, Brian Capon
Building a Sustainable Business, pub. Minnesota Inst. for Sus. Ag.
Dirt- the ecstatic skin of the earth - William Bryant Logan
French Fries and the Food System
Gardening at the Dragon's Gate, Wendy Johnson
Garlic is Life, Chester Aaron
Grasping the Nettle, Chester Crocker
Hobby Farms Magazine
Holdfast: At Home in the Natural World, Kathleen Dean Moore
Holyshit- managing manure to save mankind - Gene Logsdon
In Full View, Glenn Keator
Lost Crops of the Incas, OIA
Making Your Farm Profitable, Ron Macher
One Straw Revolution, Masauolou Fukuoka
Plant Propagation, Principles and Practices. In the Internet Cafe
Prodigal Summer, Barbara Kingsolver
Roots Demystified - Robert Kourik
Seed to Seed, Suzanne Ashworth
Sharing the Harvest, Robyn Van En
Slowfood Nation
Soil not Oil, Vandana Shiva
Starting and Running Your Own Small Farm Business, Sarah Beth Aubrey
Stuffed and Starved, Raj Patel
Teaming with Microbes: A Gardner's Guide to the Soil Food Web by Jeff Lowenfels & Wayne Lewis
The Clover and the Bee, Anne Ophalia Dowden
The Flower Man, Mark Ludy
The Forgotten Pollinators, G. Nabhan
The Fruit Berry and Nut Inventory - Seed Saver's Exchange
The Grafter's Handbook - R.J. Garner
The Immense Journey, Loren Eisely
The Ohlone Way, Malcolm Margolin
The Omnivore's Dilemma, Michael Pollan
The Resilient Gardener (& Others) Carol Deppe
The Splendid Grain, Rebecca Wood
The Value of Zero, Raj Patel
Weather of the SF Bay Area, Harold Gilliam
You Can Farm, Joel Salatin

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November 16, 2012

A Rainy Afternoon in November

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