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Sacred Roots Herbal Sanctuary, West Virginia
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We bought this land 3 years ago and it was slated to become a 15 house housing development. The soil was depleted and the land was in bad shape. There was no infrastructure whatsoever when we arrived...only dead corn stalks. We have lovingly tended the land back to health through regenerative agriculture practices, and it is still a work in progress. We do not use any herbicides or pesticides and we integrate the principal of reciprocity in all that we do here. We view the land, plants and the web of life as sacred, and feel so incredibly grateful to call this place home.
We bought this land 3 years ago and it was slated to become a 15 house housing development. The soil was depleted and the land was in bad shape. There was no infrastructure whatsoever when we arrived...only dead corn stalks. We have lovingly tended the land back to health through regenerative agriculture practices, and it is still a work in progress. We do not use any herbicides or pesticides and we integrate the principal of reciprocity in all that we do here. We view the land, plants and the web of life as sacred, and feel so incredibly grateful to call this place home.
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