How would your plan differ for this area and climate? (Sonoma County, CA - coastal mountain top, redwood forest, pyrophytic landscape that's been degraded through manmade desertification earthworks and neglect) How would you do it by hand? Over 90 acres? The indigenous peoples used FIRE but we can't safely use fire here - it's all too overgrown now. It would quickly become a megafire and be devastating. Let us know in the comments!! Grow Abundanntly, Learn Daily, & Live Regeneratively, Matt Powers ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th3sxbScMHA

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Top 5 Reasons to Grow Perennials, not Annuals 1. Soil Building = Carbon Sequestration 2. Longterm & Stable 3. Low Maintenance yet High Yields 4. Supports Biodiversity 5. Easy to Start The only reason annuals are more prevalent in our diet and gardens in practice is due to their quick return (within that season or year) and scaling up ability of seed & yield, but it feeds into a cycle that outstrips the land, soil, and even our health. The age of valuing short term gain over future systemic stability is ending rapidly. Even the World Bank has decided to divest completely from oil and gas extraction. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axvFbyJRLVw