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Food and Farming
Justice for Farmers and Farmworkers
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The Regenerative Organic Alliance has developed standards for Regenerative Organic Certification (ROC) that addresses all aspects of...

Food and Farming
Compost: The Most Important Organic Soil Amendment
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J.I. Rodale, an organic farming pioneer and founder of the Rodale Institute, in the Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening wrote, “In the soft warm...

Food and Farming
Holistic Grazing: Restoring Ecosystems
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 Grasslands, known by a variety of names – prairies, savannahs, steppes, pampas, etc. – are vast ecosystems throughout most of the world...

Food and Farming
How Soil Health Affects Human Health: An Interview with Dr. Daphne Miller
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Daphne Miller is an author and a practicing physician who spent time on seven innovative farms around the country to explore the connections among...

Eco-Nomics
The Radical Acts of Growing Diversity and Saving Seeds: An Interview with Doug Gosling
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   Doug Gosling, the Director of The Mother Garden Biodiversity Program at The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center (OAEC), is a master...

Food and Farming
Youth Rally Against Climate Inaction with a Focus on Immigration and Farmworkers
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 September 20th, the global morning started in Australia where more than 300,000 people marched in what is said to have been the largest...

Food and Farming
Seeds Are Alive: An Interview with Emigdio Ballon
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Emigdio Ballon (Quechua) was instrumental in bringing quinoa to the U.S. from Bolivia in the 1980’s, and worked with Seeds of Change in the early...

Eco-Nomics
Denman Island Chocolate: An Interview with Entrepreneur & Environmentalist Daniel Terry
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Top photo: Chocolate beans grown in Latin America are processed in Belgium into large blocks that are sent to Canada to be melted, tempered and have...

Food and Farming
The Hemp Revival: An Ecological Alternative with Many Commercial Uses
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Linda Delair is a LEED accredited green building consultant and the Northern California Regional Coordinator for the California Hemp Association....

Food and Farming
Farming, Filming and Biodiversity: An Interview with John Chester
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Filmmaker John Chester and his wife Molly took a leap of faith leaving city life behind to become farmers with the ambitious goal of bringing life...

Food and Farming
Seeds: One of Our Most Precious Resources at Risk
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“All the traditional seeds are like brothers and sisters. It was mostly the women who kept the seeds. My mother told me she had to trade seeds...

Food and Farming
Urban Farming and the Wonders of Nature In a Food Desert
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Chanowk and Judith Yisrael are farmers in the suburban South Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento, which has been designated as a food desert. On...

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