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Delicious Harvest!

  After not going to my back yard garden for about two weeks, I was greeted by a small jungle. I’ve been having lower back pain, so have not been taking care of our supplemental food supply. Luckily, it’s been raining and my soil retains moisture well. So after beating back the intruding grasses I […]

Jeremy Rifkin on “the empathic civilization”

Jeremy Rifkin on “the empathic civilization”

Empathy or apathy? We make the move. I’ve actually got the book and I’ll admit to not having read it yet. It’s quite large. This video however seems to make the case quite well. I’ll read it one day and report back, I promise…

Organic or Conventional?

The Environmental Working Group‘s Food News page has a list we should all follow. The list contains 49 fruits and vegetables arranged to show the quantity of pesticides in them. When Organic is not available this list can help you make a decision.

Intro to Permaculture Design DVD

I just finished watching the Intro to Permaculture Design DVD from Geoff Lawton and am happy to report, I’ve drank the Kool aid. This DVD is only scratching the surface of the concept but is incredibly inspiring. Seeing the Guilds having taken form and all the food forests… Oh my! If you personally know me, […]

Fluoride, not as good as you might think…

Fluoride is good, right? Well not exactly. The synthetic fluoride added to our water is of serious concern. Read up on this and get yourself a fluoride filter. Bottled water is actually LESS regulated than tap water… Wellness with natural health supplements The Washington Post

Mayan agriculture

Raised Field Agriculture in the Lake Titicaca Basin

While reading my new Permaculture Magazine I was struck by an article that spoke of an ancient Incan way of agriculture called Raised Field Agriculture. They would dig up canals near lakes and pile the soil on the sides to create raised beds. These canals help the plants by providing water most, if not all, of […]

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