
Suinae in a curcurbit; how much more agrobiodiverse can you get?
Happy Halloweeen, friends.1
Footnotes:- Please don’t ask where to get the damned pigs. The picture is from Observations of a Nerd. She didn’t credit her sources. [↩]
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by Jeremy on October 31, 2009

Suinae in a curcurbit; how much more agrobiodiverse can you get?
Happy Halloweeen, friends.1
Footnotes:Previous post: Nibbles: Phones, Faeces
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Ford reminds us that, if you’re going to feed the world, there’s more to animals than meat and milk:
There are some other potential benefits to using animals, despite their intrinsic inefficiency. They can buffer food supply: build up herds in good years, eat them (and any grain they would have eaten) when crops fail. See “Future Harvest: pesticide-free farming” (or similar title) for other benefits: growing more soil-conserving forages becomes more economic, graze weedy fields rather than building up weed seed bank, etc.
That title? Future Harvest: Pesticide-free Farming (Our Sustainable Future).

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hey thats so cuteeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AWW they are sooooooooooo cute!
i want one just like those, they are adorable! where can i find one? please help,
http://www.littlepigfarm.co.uk if you live in Britain.
those things are so ugly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
omg they are so cute where can u find them???
See Lloyd’s post, two above yours.