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Originally Posted by john70t

I was highly inspired by the feel-good movie https://www.apricotlanefarms.com/shop/the-biggest-little-farm-blu-ray-signed-by-john-and-molly-chester/

Just north of Los Angeles, they turned rock hard dirt outback into rich loam and a little slice of paradise.
(and they've also got a good self-promotion thing going as well)

Once the 'ecosystem flywheel' gets balanced out, it creates a better product and probably saves of other expenses

I've visited that farm. Got some good ideas for our place. We've changed the way we've used pesticides and weedkillers. We're starting to see more beneficial wildlife comeback. We're more selective with what we use and target pests instead of shotgun with the cheapest product.

Production has gone up as well as quality. We sell a lot directly to local stores and to consumers at our farm stand