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title: "Silvopasture: A Guide to Managing Grazing Animals, Forage Crops, and Trees in a Temperate Farm Ecosystem"
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# Silvopasture: A Guide to Managing Grazing Animals, Forage Crops, and Trees in a Temperate Farm Ecosystem

**Brand:** steve gabriel
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- **What is this?** Silvopasture: A Guide to Managing Grazing Animals, Forage Crops, and Trees in a Temperate Farm Ecosystem by steve gabriel
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Silvopasture: A Guide to Managing Grazing Animals, Forage Crops, and Trees in a Temperate Farm Ecosystem

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## Customer Reviews

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    tedious racist claptrap
  

*by T***N on Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2020*

I'm a small farmer on a 56 acre farm, raising hay, a variety of crops in gardens, and pigs, sheep, chickens, and goats.  This book, in theory, should be perfect for me. I am quite interested in managing the forests on my farm, and would love to do so using my livestock.I was thrilled to see this book at Amazon, and ordered it immediately.And just a few pages in, I found myself hectored, yelled at, and guilt tripped.  Apparently I'm a bad person because my skin is pinkish in color, and because I'm male.  The entire institution of farming in America, which seems to be, from the emotional tone, the worst country ever in the history of mankind, is inherently racist and sexist  (I need to tell my wife this so that as she works in her vineyard and tends her sheep she can curse at men).Are pigs good for removing invasive species under trees?It's not clear - but it is clear that when I swing a pick to remove invasive Japanese knotweed rhizomes, I'm evil and racist.Should sheep be used in the understory of a forest?I don't know - but I do know that the fact that I was "assigned male at birth" makes me a bad person, and I'm personally responsible for all of the evils ever associated with Native Americans who had departed this land 200 years before I was born.I'm going to return this book and look for another that actually has information on silvopasture and not just tedious virtue signalling.

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    Struggling to find itself: politics vs farming
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2019*

This book is so loaded w politically charged language & leftist talking points that it's difficult to read. A part of me wants to burn the book and quit my personal silvopasture journey just to irritate this bleeding heart Nazi.Every other paragraph is pure tripe. In the prologue alone, we have solid declarations as fact of "all white people are evil"; "Native Americans have farmed in the same perfect way for thousands of years"; "all non-whites are still being exploited"; "white people are still colonizing the world"; "climate change is going to kill us all"; "most farmers are white people, and that's bad"; etc.Is there data here worth looking at? Advise worth taking? Guidelines worth following? Very likely. But I feel like a miner in a barely profitable mine where I need to shovel through tons of worthless rock to find the few nuggets of useful information.

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    Good info however lots of political opinions mixed in.
  

*by J***K on Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2019*

This book has lots of useful information however it does also have a lot of political opinions on climate change, racism in food, and lack of diversity in farming for minorities and women. I am only half way through but I have to say that I think this book would be far more useful with this edited out. I agree with some of what he says but he keeps hammering on it and quite frankly it’s a major turnoff in my opinion.Again lots of good info just be prepared to wade through the authors political opinions to get it. I personally would rather just have the info which is why I rated it the way I did.

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