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At a Glance
The Rappahannock Library has a growing collection of books in their Food, Farm and Environment section. Check them out for some unusual and interesting reading.
• “A Gardener’s Ecologyf —beautiful hardcover book with color photos and natural-science oriented * explanations of all aspects of garden life, from water vapor to soil invertebrates.
• “Garden Insects of North AmericaT by Whitney Cranshaw — a thick, softcover comprehensive guide book for 100’s of insects. LaPr6 finds her copy indispensable.
• “Coming Home To Eat: the Pleasures and Politics of Local Food" by Gary Paul Nabhan — a testimony to the benefits of finding one’s “foodshed” (local food sources).
• “Harvest — the chronicles of a farm couple who own an organic farm in Vermont. Lots of photos and a glimpse of one year’s activities of farm life.
• “Better Off — what happens when two people decide to move offgrid and re-evaluate consumer life. • “From Eco-Cities to Living Machines: Principles of Ecological Desigrf by Nancy Jack Todd — biological water treatment and ecological community design.
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