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Kalil Pl - Sustainable Farm - student map

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Red Boot Rancho is popular for its name because Dorothy made it all happen. Her stories and happiness inspired my team and I to start a ranch that will make dreams come true. We couldn't name it Sparkly Red Heels for copyright purposes. As Dorothy and her gang were diverse that's what we do with our crops, diversify!

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Our farm is located in Goodland, Kansas because there is more space for architecture and the climate is comfortable.

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Goodland has a dry climate. A drought has returned due to a dry winter. Dec.-Feb. the high is in the 40's and the low is between  16-19. It begins to get warmer and humid in March and stays like that until June. June-September the air is hot. May and July is when it usually rains more often.

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1. Shed- where all the tools are kept
2. Greenhouse-a storage for herbs and extra seeds
3. Barn- where the animals are kept
4. Garage- where the tractor is kept
5. House-where the residents live

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We are growing wheat, soybeans, corn, broom-corn, and hay. Wheat is good for beneficial organisms such as parasitoids and pathogens that prevent wheat midges. Soybeans are high in protein (90% of it is used for animal feed). After it's grown we feed it to the poultry or use it for healthy skin! Corn can fatten cattle and chickens. The broom corn is used for crop diversity. The hay is for animal bedding.

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Windmills
Solar panels

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I would put the basin near the crops and the barn because those are the last things we want to get ruined. A detention basin is a good feature for farms because it stops a lot of rainfall from flooding, and potentially ruining your farm.

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Crop rotation
Crop diversity
Pest control
No till
Managed grazing