How to Grow More Vegetables

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  1. For details on how to obtain a copy, write
    Monterey County Braille Transcribers, P.O. Box DF,
    Pacific Grove, CA 93950.



  • ———. Hindi translation of the 1st edition of How to
    Grow More Vegetables. Willits, CA: Ecology Action,



  1. 70 pp.



  • ———. 1972 Preliminary Research Report. Palo Alto,
    CA: Ecology Action of the Midpeninsula, 1973. 22 pp.
    Ecology Action’s first data report on the Biointensive
    method and implications for small farmers.

  • ———. 1972–1975 Research Report Summary. Palo
    Alto, CA: Ecology Action, 1976. 19 pp. Summary of
    data and projections of Ecology Action’s first four years
    of research with Biointensive techniques.

  • ———. “Quantitative Research on the
    Biodynamic/French Intensive Method.” In Small Scale
    Intensive Food Production—Improving the Nutrition of
    the Most Economically Disadvantaged Families, pp.
    32–38. Washington, DC: League for International Food
    Education, 1977. Workshop proceedings prepared on
    behalf of the Office of Nutrition, Bureau for Technical
    Assistance, U.S. Agency of International Development.

  • Jeavons, John, and Carol Cox. The Sustainable
    Vegetable Garden. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press,



  1. 118 pp. The basic GROW BIOINTENSIVE book
    for those just starting. Also gives specific
    recommendations on the best crops to grow and how
    much to grow for an entire family.

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