http://www.olyfarms.org/
This third sustainable ag blog, out of Olympia, Washington, formed in response to growing cocern oven the state of America's food supply, which is in the hands of profit-driven mega corporations, producing food as a merely commodity. The blog itself is rather small scale, originating from a desire to expand small organic farms in the South Sound area. The blog provides information on composting benefits, sustainable gardening including permaculture, organic fertilizer, some news artciles, and some cost saving tips. Blogs like this are legion, proving that concerns about the conventional farming system aboud, and are far from isolated.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Another Sustainable Ag Blog - The Ethicurean
http://www.ethicurean.com/
A diverse sustaniable agriculture news blog, The Ethicurean provides articles on nearly everything having to do with sustainable ag. Common topics include activism, buisness and technology, culture, education, and farming, and food. Those are merely the broad categories, though. The blog covers some more interesting points, such as fast food, cloning, Big Ag, GMOs, and Urban Farming. Such topics may seem controversial, especially GMOs, but they are important ones, worthy of discussion.
A diverse sustaniable agriculture news blog, The Ethicurean provides articles on nearly everything having to do with sustainable ag. Common topics include activism, buisness and technology, culture, education, and farming, and food. Those are merely the broad categories, though. The blog covers some more interesting points, such as fast food, cloning, Big Ag, GMOs, and Urban Farming. Such topics may seem controversial, especially GMOs, but they are important ones, worthy of discussion.
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Seedstock - Sustainable Ag Blog
http://seedstock.com/
The first in a series of blogs I'll be linking, Seedstock seems a fairly diverse one. It provides providses a place for "entrepreneurs, researchers, growers, the not-for-profit sector, and investors to encourage an open and ongoing dialogue focused on efficient and sustainable food production solutions." The reader will find a number of links to resources such as research organizations, career opportunities, and farmer training programs, media articles, farm profiles, and more.
The first in a series of blogs I'll be linking, Seedstock seems a fairly diverse one. It provides providses a place for "entrepreneurs, researchers, growers, the not-for-profit sector, and investors to encourage an open and ongoing dialogue focused on efficient and sustainable food production solutions." The reader will find a number of links to resources such as research organizations, career opportunities, and farmer training programs, media articles, farm profiles, and more.
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