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22. COOL TEMPERATE
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Small livestock
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Va.
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113. FOREST, TAS. AUSTRALIA.
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A rabbit cage "tractor“ cleans clover and grasses from mounded
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strawberry crop at MICHAEL MANGEVELAKIS’ farm. Rabbits are part
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oi the yield of the weed system. and provide manures for the
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strawberrries.
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Chickens “tractor“ grasses for small fruit (background crop), “weed“
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small fruits over the autumn period, and provide manure. At MICHAEL
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PILARSKI‘S (Friends of the Trees Coordinator) tarm.
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114. STANLEY, TAS, AUSTRALIA.
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Lycium ferrocissimum hedge carries woes of hops, banana
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passionfruit. and shelters main crop pototatoes. Its berries are loved
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by poultry and being a sharp thorny shrub (used to keep out lions in
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Alrica) provides ideal shelter.
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116. ASPEN. CO, USA.
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Chicken—heated greenhouse and solar—heated seedling cloche
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enable early planting in short season high mountain areas.
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117. WILTON. NH. USA
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Turkey forage below autumn olive
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(E/aeagnus umbellata) with abundant berries.
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and autumn olive are important tree lorage
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legumes oi cool and cold climates.
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