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226 WHO IS ECOLOGY ACTION?
———. Braille version of the third edition of How to Grow More
Vegetables. Willits, CA: Ecology Action of the Midpeninsula,
1981. For details on how to obtain a copy, write: Monterey
County Braille Transcribers, P.O. Box DF, Pacific Grove,
CA 93950.
———. Hindi translation of the first edition of How to Grow
More Vegetables. Willits, CA: Ecology Action of the
Midpeninsula, 1987. 70 pp.
———. 1972 Preliminary Research Report. Palo Alto, CA:
Ecology Action of the Midpeninsula, 1973. 22 pp. Ecology
Action’s first data report on the Biointensive method and
implications for small farmers.
———. 1972–1975 Research Report Summary. Palo Alto, CA:
Ecology Action of the Midpeninsula, 1976. 19 pp. Summary
of data and projections of Ecology Action’s first 4 years of
research with Biointensive techniques.
———. “Quantitative Research on the Biodynamic/French
Intensive Method.” In Small Scale Intensive Food Production—Improving
the Nutrition of the Most Economically
Disadvantaged Families, pp. 32–38. Workshop proceedings
prepared on behalf of the Office of Nutrition, Bureau for
Technical Assistance, U.S. Agency of International Development.
Published by the League for International Food
Education, Washington, D.C., 1977.
Jeavons, John, and Carol Cox. The Sustainable Vegetable
Garden. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press, 1999. 118 pp. The
basic GROW BIOINTENSIVE book for those just starting. Also
gives specific recommendations on the best crops to grow
and how much to grow for an entire family.
Jeavons, John, J. Mogador Griffin, and Robin Leler. Backyard
Homestead, Mini-Farm, and Garden Log Book. Berkeley,
CA: Ten Speed Press, 1983. 224 pp. A handbook for
everyday use in developing greater self-sufficiency in a
backyard homestead or in actually earning an income
from a small farm. There is material covering tools and
crop testing, as well as calendars, graphs, charts, and
plenty of space for record keeping. It also includes
updated information on creating your own self-fertilizing
herbal lawns.
Roberts, Hugh, ed. Intensive Food Production on a Human
Scale—Proceedings of the Third International Conference
on Small Scale and Intensive Food Production. Willits, CA:
Ecology Action of the Midpeninsula, 1982. 224 pp. The
result of a gathering of 100 people representing projects
in 16 countries.
———. Proceedings of the Soil, Food, and People Conference.
Willits, CA: Ecology Action of the Midpeninsula, 2001,
180 pp. The result of a gathering of 276 people from 26
countries focusing on the role of Biointensive food raising
in the new century.