This is a collection of success stories of farmers implementing Best Management Practices I’ve written for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
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Dale Powers – Shenandoah Valley – Middle River #8 Joe Beckenstrater – Shenandoah Valley – Smith Creek #9 Mike Bazzle – Shenandoah Valley – Smith Creek #10 Tom and Kaye Eavers – Shenandoah Valley – Middle River
#11 Steve Sturgis – Eastern Shore
#12 Dave and Tracy Lovell – Eastern Shore
#13 Tim and Suzie Brown – Eastern Shore
#14 Cliff Miller – Rappahannock River
#15 Robin Rinaca – Eastern Shore
#16 Dr. John Wise – Shenandoah Valley – Middle River
#17 Charlie Drumheller – Shenandoah Valley – Middle River
#18 Butch Snow – Walkers Creek – Upper James River
PDF of Bobby’s Seven Principals of Getting More Conservation on the Ground
Other Writings By Bobby:
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“If you want to understand the perspective of a dedicated cattle farmer, educated ecologist, and water-quality specialist, this is the book for you!
Turn these pages and feel the frost on your nose in winter, hear quail calling in the spring, taste a homegrown tomato in the summer, and watch Monarch butterflies fuel up on nectar in the fall. . . . truly spectacular stuff!”
George Ohrstrom II
Founder, The Downstream Project
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