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Pathways to Abundant Gardens: A Pictorial Guide to Successful Organic Growing inspires readers to reconnect with their food and local gardeners and farmers with quotes from successful organic growers and over 280 color photos.
Author: Craig R. Elevitch |
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Traditional Trees of Pacific Islands This book provides in-depth information for 80 of the most important Pacific island trees. Written by experts, the text is richly illustrated with over 800 color photographs. Learn how and where to grow these important trees and about their value to people and the environment. This book is for those who love tropical Pacific trees and want to learn more about planting, conserving, and caring for them.
Editor: Craig R. Elevitch |
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Noni: The Complete Guide for Consumers and Growers is a full-color, how-to guide for the tropical healing plant known as noni (Morinda citrifolia).
Authors: Scot C. Nelson and Craig R. Elevitch |
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The Overstory is a free e-mail agroforestry journal for practitioners, researchers, professionals, and enthusiasts. One issue is sent every two weeks focusing on a concept related to designing, developing, and learning more about trees and agroforestry systems. The Overstory currently has over 7,800 subscribers in 180 countries.
Editor: Craig R. Elevitch |
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The Overstory Book: Cultivating Connections with Trees, 2nd Edition distills essential information about working with trees into 134 short, easy-to-read, single-subject chapters. Each chapter shares key concepts and useful information, so readers can get back to planting and protecting more trees, gardens, and forests, more effectively. Editor: Craig R. Elevitch |
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Agroforestry Guides for Pacific Islands is a set of eight guides that provide practical, user-friendly planning information for a variety of agroforestry practices in Pacific islands. Written for landowners, farmers, and agricultural extension workers, each guide introduces key planning issues for the agroforestry practice covered. Useful species tables provide information on hundreds of Pacific Island species. Illustrations and extensive resource lists for further reading, including internet sources, support each guide.
Editors and Authors: Craig R. Elevitch and Kim M. Wilkinson |
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Growing Koa: A Hawaiian Legacy Tree is an easy to read, informative and inspiring book that helps the reader: • Understand what happened to the koa forests • Plan for a successful koa planting • Gather seeds • Grow strong seedlings in the nursery • Plant seedlings in the ground • Take care of the trees as they grow • Foster the genetic diversity of this majestic tree for future generations Authors: Kim M. Wilkinson and Craig R. Elevitch |
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