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If you go - $ Cv p'f;$ 5 . • Who: Biodiversity Task . force of The Rappahannock t* League for Environmental Protection • What: The Real Dirt on Soil ? and Microbes—:a talk by Df.vt#i I Joyce Hannah and Charlie Thornton •When: Saturday, March 16, from 10 to 11:30 am '"V *> 1 Where: Rappahannock M County Public Library The event te free. H H& Sfe 58 f ri vertebrates, and insects. As New Zealand scientist Dr. Peter Lester has noted, “There are more living organisms in a handful of fertile soil than there are human beings on this earth.” They’re all part of what’s known as the "soil food web.”

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