"The Biggest Little Farm": Encouragement for Life's Hardest Stuff
The Biggest Little Farm (2018) documents John and Molly Chester’s eight-year endeavor to transform barren land into Apricot Lane Farms, a thriving, biodiverse ecosystem, according to reviews. The film demonstrates that regenerative agriculture can function in harmony with nature, though some critics note the significant financial and labor requirements involved. Read a full review at Roger Ebert . The Biggest Little Farm YTS
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