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“A Sand County Almanac of agriculture, a Walden Pond of loam and tilth.― - Paul Hawken,
author of Drawdown and The Ecology of Commerce“The insights gleaned add nuance to
[Montgomeryâ€s] pointed critiques of agrotechnology and organic farming, but itâ€s the
findings on rapid soil restoration that compel.― - Nature“In his reader-friendly style,
Montgomery describes the environmental crossroads at which we stand, and shows us not only
the devastation, but the potential solution, that exists right beneath our feet.― - Hope Jahren,
author of Lab Girl“In the past couple of years, an awful lot of smart people have started
talking very seriously about the state of the planetâ€s soil. If you want to understand whatâ€s
at stake, and learn about the exciting possibilities, this book is a fine starting point.― - Bill
McKibben, author of Falter“A wonderful read on how to make soil rich and prosperous!― -
Estella B. Leopold, author of Stories from the Leopold Shack: Sand County Revisited
“This is a such an important book…thanks to those who told me to read it…Everyone
interested in what we should eat and how we should farm should read it.― - James Rebanks,
author of The Shepherd's Life“Brilliant, well researched, eloquent, and deeply hopeful.― -
Denis Hayes, founder of Earth Day“Montgomery has the rare talent of making complex
scientific topics not only understandable but truly fascinating. Growing a Revolution is both
exceptionally enlightening and tremendously enjoyable. Highly recommended reading.― -
Nicolette Hahn Niman, author of Defending Beef and Righteous Porkchop“Being a long
time ‘doom bat†regarding the fate of the natural world, Growing a Revolution gave me hope
that there is a real possibility of revolutionizing agriculture with the result of growing more food,
employing people, and putting carbon back into the ground.― - Yvon Chouinard, founder of
Patagonia“Montgomery has written another classic. Growing a Revolution is one of the most
important books ever written―an engaging and revealing service to human society and our
planet.― - Amir Kassam, professor of agriculture, policy and development, University of
Reading, UK Read more David R. Montgomery is a professor of geomorphology at the
University of Washington. He lives in Seattle with his wife, Anne Biklé, and Loki, their guide-dog
dropout. Read more