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Regenerative Farming: Restoring Soil Health and Saving Americans From Cancer, Chronic Disease

Written by on June 3, 2019 in Eco-Friendly, Environment, Farming & Gardening with 1 Comment
Regenerative Farming: Restoring Soil Health and Saving Americans From Cancer, Chronic Disease

The documentary “Farmer’s Footprint / Regeneration: The Beginning” highlights the failure of chemical-dependent agriculture, and how through regenerative farming, America’s farmers can build healthy soil, restore ecosystems and promote human health

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How to Turn Your Patch of Earth From Barren to Bountiful

Written by on June 1, 2019 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
How to Turn Your Patch of Earth From Barren to Bountiful

New to farming, the Chesters relied on holistic, regenerative practices (and a lot of trial and error) to revive Apricot Lane Farms.

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These Farmers Are Sowing Seeds of Diversity in the U.S. Food System (and Have Been for Quite Some Time)

Written by on April 13, 2019 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
These Farmers Are Sowing Seeds of Diversity in the U.S. Food System (and Have Been for Quite Some Time)

“For me, part of farming is about reimagining and reenvisioning what it means to be a black person on the land in the South, and learning to be self-reliant,” said Cameron, who came to farming five years ago after a career in marketing.

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7 Tips to Transition to Living Off the Grid Successfully

Written by on February 28, 2019 in Eco-Friendly, Environment, Farming & Gardening, Preparedness with 0 Comments
7 Tips to Transition to Living Off the Grid Successfully

So you decided to live #offgrid, now what? This transition is not easy, but it is doable and well worth it, for some. There are many factors involved that depend on how much funds you have to invest in the change. For numerous individuals this can be a major setback as setting up for an off-grid living can be quite costly. Here are some tips and tricks to keep costs down and make the transition run smoothly.

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All Civilizations Collapse if They Depend on This

Written by on December 19, 2018 in Eco-Friendly, Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
All Civilizations Collapse if They Depend on This

A society that builds its foundations on annual agriculture cannot survive, according to Mark Shepard, founder of New Forest Farm, a 106-acre perennial “agricultural savanna”

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Here Comes Hemp: Congress Votes to Unleash a Billion-Dollar Industry

Written by on December 17, 2018 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
Here Comes Hemp: Congress Votes to Unleash a Billion-Dollar Industry

Last week, the Senate on Tuesday and the House on Wednesday gave final approval to the massive 2018 Farm Bill, including a provision that will end an eight-decade ban on industrial hemp, that non-psychoactive but extremely useful member of the cannabis family. President Trump is expected to sign the bill into law. #hempgrowing

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To Save the Planet From Climate Catastrophe, New Study Says Stop Eating Meat

To Save the Planet From Climate Catastrophe, New Study Says Stop Eating Meat

Amid fresh warnings from United Nations researchers that there is a closing window to enact the “rapid, far-reaching, and unprecedented” societal changes needed to prevent a climate catastrophe, a new study of the global food system underscores the environmental necessity of a massive reduction in meat consumption worldwide.

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Mexico Revokes Monsanto’s Permit to Market GMO Soy in Seven States

Written by on November 25, 2017 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
Mexico Revokes Monsanto’s Permit to Market GMO Soy in Seven States

Monsanto has lost its permit to commercialize genetically modified (GMO) soy in seven Mexican states, Reuters reported.

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Moving Beyond Gloom and Doom on USDA Organic Standards

Written by on November 11, 2017 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
Moving Beyond Gloom and Doom on USDA Organic Standards

Farmers and activists attempt to create new organic standard

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Homeless Activists Go Organic and Feed an Entire Shelter With Rooftop Garden

Written by on October 31, 2017 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 31 Comments
Homeless Activists Go Organic and Feed an Entire Shelter With Rooftop Garden

Feeding the homeless has been a major problem for our society. Steven Maxwell shares how an activist group called the ‘Task Force For the Homeless’ thought of an ingenious idea to feed an entire shelter with organic foods from a garden on a rooftop.

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Nation’s Largest Urban Farm Planned for Pittsburgh

Written by on September 2, 2017 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
Nation’s Largest Urban Farm Planned for Pittsburgh

A former 107-acre public housing site in South Pittsburgh’s St. Clair neighborhood is being transformed into a massive urban farm.

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Hard Evidence Shows That Farm Salmon Is Destroying Wild Salmon

Hard Evidence Shows That Farm Salmon Is Destroying Wild Salmon

Do you ever eat farmed salmon? If so, read this!

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Why You Should Know About Biodynamic Farming and the Legacy of Rudolf Steiner

Written by on July 5, 2017 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
Why You Should Know About Biodynamic Farming and the Legacy of Rudolf Steiner

What sets biodynamic farming apart from organic farming are the principles involving cosmological forces, such as taking moon phases and planetary cycles into account when planting and harvesting, Not only does biodynamic farming provide superior crops both in volume and increased density of nutrients, but biodynamic farms are also completely self-sustaining

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The Late John Trudell Explains Why We Need Hemp Now (and Why The World Simply Cannot Survive Without It)

Written by on February 9, 2017 in Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
The Late John Trudell Explains Why We Need Hemp Now (and Why The World Simply Cannot Survive Without It)

In simple, direct language, John Trudell explains why a hemp-based economy would be much more advantageous for our world than a fossil-fuels-based economy. The message is especially prescient at a time when Native Americans are engaged in a struggle to prevent oil pipeline progress in America’s wild lands, as hemp offers an incredibly salient alternative to oil.

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Gangsta Gardener Ron Finley Asks the World For Assistance To Save His Garden

Written by on January 11, 2017 in Eco-Friendly, Environment, Farming & Gardening with 0 Comments
Gangsta Gardener Ron Finley Asks the World For Assistance To Save His Garden

The Gangsta Garden has evolved into more than a symbol of healthy change for urban communities including an educational site, a propagation station for more edible landscapes and the formal headquarters for The Ron Finley Project (RFP). Currently, RFP is fighting for their headquarters. The only solution they have been offered is to purchase the property, otherwise… they face eviction. RFP needs to raise $500,000 to #savethegangstagarden. This is not a call for handouts, it is a call to support an idea whose time is long overdue.

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