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For decades, Ruth Stout grew abundant food without digging, tilling, or traditional gardening work — using a simple method most experts ignored.

Her “no-work garden” challenged everything people believed about how food should be grown. Instead of effort and machinery, her approach relied on one surprisingly simple principle: permanent mulch.

So why did a system that worked for over 50 years never become the standard?

This documentary explores the forgotten gardening philosophy that quietly questioned modern agriculture — and the method many believe was left behind too soon.

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