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Easy Bee Farm experiments with heirloom seeds and sunken beds during drought - Moab Sun News

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In February, Easy Bee Farm broke ground on a sunken field named the Lucy Test Site. Named after the owner of the land on which it sits, this small plot of five 40-foot garden beds features exclusively regional crops that were planted using traditional desert farming techniques.

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