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Accidentally Green

Building an Organic Livelihood

Gene R. Stark
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Pages
204
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Flyover Country Publishing

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Do you aspire to a sustainable lifestyle? If you are passionate about organic agriculture, this book is for you. Learn the true story of two teachers who will inspire you as they and their family build their organic growing business from the ground up. Lacking capital, experience, and encouragement, they learn the nuts-and-bolts of production and sales; making mistakes and relying on common sense to succeed.

The culture and independent mentality of small growers is, explored as the 1970's unfold and the new quest for wholesome 'green' products begins to envelop the buying public. Today's marketplace still craves the products that are earth friendly, and which encourage a healthy lifestyle. This grassroots approach to business, life, and growing, still makes good sense in a new century.

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