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APPENDIX H
RESOURCES FROM THE
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE NETWORK
SAN’s print and electronic products cover a range of
topics, from tillage tool selection to interpreting a
soil test for your conditions. Most publications
can be viewed in their entirety at www.sare.org/
publications.(Prices are subject to change.)
Books
Building a Sustainable Business, 280 pp, $17
A business planning guide for alternative and sustainable
agriculture entrepreneurs that follows
one farming family through the planning, implementation,
and evaluation process.
Building Soils for Better Crops, 240 pp, $19.95
How ecological soil management can raise fertility
and yields while reducing environmental
impact.
How to Direct Market Your Beef, 96 pp, $14.95
How one couple used their family’s ranch to
launch a profitable, grass-based beef operation
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Manage Insects on Your Farm: A Guide to
Ecological Strategies, 128 pp, $15.95
Manage insect pests ecologically using crop diversification,
biological control and sustainable soil
management.
The New American Farmer 2nd Edition,
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Profiles 60 farmers and ranchers who are renewing
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The New Farmers’ Market, 272 pp, $24.95
Covers the latest tips and trends from leading sellers,managers,and
market planners to best display
and sell product. (Discount rates do not apply.)
Steel in the Field, 128 pp; $18
Farmer experience, agricultural engineering
expertise and university research combine to
tackle the hard questions of how to reduce weed
management costs and herbicide use.
How to Order Books
Visit www.sare.org/WebStore,call (301) 374-9696
or specify title and send check or money order to
Sustainable Agriculture Publications, PO Box 753,
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Shipping & Handling: Add $5.95 for first
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