Environment North America:
Farming and Ranching
Farming and Ranching
Environment North America: Farming and Ranching |
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Image 1. This glacier in British Columbia almost reaches down to the field of hay, creating an unusual interface between the wild and the domestic.
Image 2. A new suburb on the edge of a vinyard in California's Napa Valley.
Image 3. A crop duster. Farming in North America is the most labor-efficien
Image 4. Farming organically and by hand at the Green Gulch Zen Center,
Image 5. Herding sheep in the sagebrush country of Idaho.
Image 6. A heavily grazed hillside in California's Coast Range.
Image 7. Cattle tralis on a grassy hillside in California.
Image 8. Grazed and not-grazed areas. Behind the fence is a cattle ranch,
Image 9. Grazed and not-grazed areas, To the left of the fence there has been less grazing by livestock than to the right. From the Channel Islands, California. |
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