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Organic Farming – The benefits of perennial pastures

August 31, 2010 in Organic Farming

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Perennial pastures can help reduce land degradation problems. Sheep, cattle and goat farmer Bill Twigg, discusses how perennial pastures can reduce problems like dry land salinity.

Tags: Australia, dry land salinity, organic farming, perennial pastures, solar energy

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Mark Shea is an innovative Australian filmmaker who for the past 10 years has produced travel documentaries from around the world.

His unique style explores regional cultures by ‘meeting the locals’.

On July 24th 2011 he sets off on a new journey, starting in Bali, with the goal to travel ‘overland’ to each continent.

Exploring Digital Nomadism and Lifestyle Design, he will produce videos while on the road and aims to survive solely on passive income made from his online ventures.

Countries visited so far:

*Indonesia

*Singapore

*Malaysia

Mark has been travelling for 202 days 7 hours 22 minutes 14 seconds

Twitter: overlandertv

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