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The five principles of Natural Sequence Farming (NSF) are:
1) Slow the Flow: Emphasizing the importance of slowing down water flow to allow infiltration into the soil.
2) Let All Plants Grow: Promoting plant diversity and allowing natural regeneration of the landscape.
3) Careful Where the Animals Go: Integrating livestock management with the natural sequence of the landscape.
4) Filtration is a Must Know: Understanding the role of natural filtration systems in purifying water.
5) Return to the Top to Recycle the Lot: Recycling nutrients and resources by returning waste products to the top of the soil.
For more info https://climatewaterproject.substack.com/p/natural-sequence-farming-stuart-andrews
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