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Hi, I’m not sure if this is the right subreddit for this question but I’ll try. Is there a good source from where i could find some information about old farming methods like scything, forestry or more generally managing a piece of land? I’ve always loved old hand tools and methods , from scythes to axes to dry rock walls but I find very difficult to find good sources of information (other than old people knowledge). I’ve started planning next year garden and forest management since i have a good piece of forest and field but I’ll love to try and use some hand tools “the right way” Thanks everyone in advance

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