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		<title>Food Forest Beginnings and Fall Tasks in the Orchard</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Grass, to me, is Orchard Enemy #1. I talk about how to get rid of it, how to turn an orchard into a food forest, and what to do to get your orchard ready for winter, thanks to tips from Michael Phillips' book, The Holistic Orchard.]]></description>
		
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