Can Small Farmers Make a Profit at Farmers’ Markets?
So can farmers, especially ones who operate on a small scale, make enough money at farmers’ markets to make it worth their while?
So can farmers, especially ones who operate on a small scale, make enough money at farmers’ markets to make it worth their while?
Like many Transition, and other changemaking initiatives around the world, Transition Town Peterborough (TTP) has been giving some serious thought to how it might scale up its impacts.
Degrowth is a frontal attack on the ideology of economic growth.
On paper, the community supported agriculture (CSA) subscription model is an ideal partnership.
Is topsoil a renewable resource or a nonrenewable resource, especially in dry or degraded landscapes?
What will it take to build communities that thrive through hardship?
Community gardens were an important precursor; the next level is a commercial enterprise featuring hyperlocal food.
…“everything you buy, if you think about the effect on the soil, that’s the biggest impact you could ever make.”
“If you’re not building social capital in the community where you’re working, you’re not Placemaking; you’re just reorganizing the furniture.”
How could we create money to serve the 99%?
Sitting at the table with so many farmers doing revolutionary work taught me that farming isn’t only about stewarding the land; it’s also about stewarding community and tending the soul.
We have an epic choice before us between platform coops and Death Star platforms, and the time to decide is now.