Sheep have Devoured the People
If firstly, we glance around us, and then secondly into history, we’ll not escape the problems of sheep.
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Saving our Bacon: What Price for a Life-Saving Antibiotic?
How much would you pay for an antibiotic to save your life, or that of a close family member or friend, £10, £100, £1,000, £10,000, even more?
Give me 10 Good Reasons for your Food Project
When we fail to take account of and design food experiences to meet both physical and social needs, I believe we are guilty of a terrible form of food waste.
Shouldn’t We Treat Farmers More Like Ministers?
Is there another profession in our society that is, or perhaps should be, treated with the same respect and appreciation that we usually afford our religious ministers? I say yes, and it is another ancient profession: the farmer.
Crowdfunding Tomatoes: Technology Platform Allows Consumers to Fund Produce
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How to Reclaim Nitrogen Back as a Life-giving Nutrient
Nitrogen is absolutely crucial to life — an indispensable ingredient of DNA, proteins and essentially all living tissue — yet it also can choke the life out of aquatic ecosystems, destroy trees and sicken people when it shows up in excess at the wrong place, at the wrong time, in the wrong form.
Asking the Right Food/City City/Food Question
It amazed me how easy it was to shift from asking what an institution could do to do the right thing by food, to what an institution could do for itself if it had a more dynamic appreciation of food.
Lawn Farming, the Next Big Thing
Every home with a lawn becomes a potential farm.
Redefining Farm-To-Table Eggs in Minnesota: An Interview with Locally Laid Egg Company
Locally Laid Egg Company is a family-run farm in Wrenshall, Minnesota that is hoping to redefine farm-to-table eggs, championing the agriculture of the middle, and finding ways to strengthen rural economies.
After a Century In Decline, Black Farmers Are Back And On the Rise
These Black farmers don’t stop at healthy food. They’re healing trauma, instilling collective values, and changing the way their communities think about the land.
Three Hopeful Steps to Feeding the Planet by Feeding Yourself
No scheme, no data, just a simple conviction that producing, eating with love, and sharing with neighbors just might help feed the world.
Growing Pains: 5 Challenges Facing Urban Agriculture (And How to Overcome Them)
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