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i didn't like robots, until i met this one

Posted: March 8 2012
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another juicy teaser

On The Anatomy of Thrift from mister plotsky of farmrun

Posted: March 5 2012
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citizens, organized.

A wonderful project in Appalachia, a region whose youth clearly see agriculture  and forestry as the only basis for their sustainable economic future. http://appvoices.org/ Their August/September issue was devoted to "Living […]

Posted: March 5 2012
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ireland's starter farms

A great concept, apparently under attack. Startup Capital: an obstacle that challenges the continuity of farm sectors other than ours here in the United States. Young farmers face dilemma as […]

Posted: March 5 2012
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a place to learn puppetry

Dream Music Puppetry Program One of few programs in the country to grow and commission contemporary, adult puppet works, Dream Music provides performance opportunities to puppet artists, and encourages multidisciplinary […]

Posted: March 5 2012
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have you heard?

the city of Seattle is creating the nation's largest public edible forest. "Earlier this month, planners broke ground in Seattle's Beacon Hill neighborhood for what will be the nation's largest […]

Posted: March 4 2012
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pattern language pattern language

inspiration from AGRICULTURAL TEXTILES - Brought to you by the  Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Posted: March 2 2012
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another young farmer film. sovereignty

Food for Maine's Future is pleased to announce the release of You Wanted to Be a Farmer: A Discussion of Scale, a new documentary by No Umbrella Media and the Sap Pail profiling Dan and […]

Posted: March 2 2012
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in case you've never heard of jeff poppen, barefoot farmer

farmer, author, and barefooted inspirational speaker. Jeff runs Long Hungry Creek Farm -- one of the oldest (30 years) and largest (300 acres) organic farms in Tennessee, which offers a wildly […]

Posted: March 2 2012
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colony collapse film project

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC8EB5baCVE Support and fund this film project on Indie GoGo

Posted: March 1 2012
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ATTRA is back!

Not that it ever really left, but you might remember a post about ATTRA's  funding being cut last year. Well, we're happy to report that funding is back!  ATTRA is the go-to resource for farm apprenticeships and […]

Posted: February 29 2012
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land library needs new home

Couple needs new home for 30,000-volume Rocky Mountain Land Library By Electa Draper for The Denver Post Give me a home where the stacks of books loom, and the reader […]

Posted: February 29 2012
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indigenous corn project

recommended reading: http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/21/children-of-the-corn/

Posted: February 26 2012
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coffer

from lost & found films lostfoundfilms.com

Posted: February 23 2012
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monsanto guilty in france!

do we dare to hope for a guilty verdict here? Monsanto found guilty of chemical poisoning in France French farmer Paul Francois says he suffered neurological problems after inhaling Monsanto's […]

Posted: February 22 2012
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your money or your life

We just had a wonderful conversation with Vicki Robin, author of that best-selling book, and she kindly passed along a few links and videos.  The book is geared toward baby boomers, but […]

Posted: February 21 2012
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another movie about agriculture

can you believe it? In Organic We Trust [vimeo http://vimeo.com/13788063]

Posted: February 21 2012
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homemade tractors on NPR

some fresh press for the Open Source Ecology Project, always inspirational. Building A Village Starts With Building The Tractor by Jon Kalish for NPR Do-it-yourselfers have made everything from bamboo […]

Posted: February 20 2012
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new work by matthew moore

Phoenix Art Museum - Marshall and Hendler Galleries / February 11 - June 12, 2012 / Opening Reception with Artist Talk: Wednesday, February 15th, 5-8pm  You may think that you know Matt […]

Posted: February 19 2012
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young agrarians in canada

What are Young Agrarians?  Young Agrarians (YA) are promoters of the new agrarian movement.  Young agriculturalists, farmers, urban farmers, market gardeners and their supporters using the power of media and the […]

Posted: February 18 2012
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93 episodes and counting!

check out this week's edition of greenhorn radio, brought to you by the heritage radio network - it's our 93rd episode! you'll meet Genio Bertin who owns and operates Mandala Farm with Sara Faull. Located […]

Posted: February 17 2012
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farmers vs. monsanto video

people are standing up and speaking out against monstanto in a big way. last month, several hundred people came out in the cold for the Citizens' Assembly outside NYC's federal district […]

Posted: February 17 2012
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library day

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPPiBpiBirI]

Posted: February 15 2012
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timelapse farm

33 episodes of timelapse footage from farms in the Boston area.  Amazing! http://blip.tv/play/AYLBnG0C.html?p=1 View the episodes HERE and their blog HERE

Posted: February 13 2012
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honey men

A video from Mickey Murch [vimeo http://vimeo.com/976936]

Posted: February 13 2012
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fracking and organic food

They are related! Fracking Could Ruin New York's Organic Food Industry by Rachel Cernansky, February 7, 2012 for Treehugger Once Again Nut Butter produces organic products in upstate New York—it's […]

Posted: February 11 2012
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a favorite book of ours is back in print!

"Buying and Setting Up a Small Farm or Ranch" has been retitled and is now, "Starting Your Farm" by Lynn Miller. It is available here: http://smallfarmersjournal.com/osc/product_info.php/products_id/39.

Posted: February 11 2012
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screening: small farm rising

This Wednesday! Feb 15th at 7pm Delancey Street Screening Room 600 Embarcadero San Francisco CA 94107 http://www.smallfarmrising.org/ Right now, in our back yards, a new generation of farmers are redefining […]

Posted: February 11 2012
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weeds are growing up!

Mona Caron - Weeds They may be tiny yet they push through concrete. They are everywhere and yet unseen. But the more they get stepped on, the stronger they grow […]

Posted: February 8 2012
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the greenhorns screening in new orleans

The Rural Route Film Festival returns to the Big Easy - spread the word about the show!  The Zeitgeist Arts Center is hosting the screenings this coming Sunday & Monday nights. Sunday, […]

Posted: February 8 2012
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a most magical place

Headlands Center for the Arts Headlands Center for the Arts provides an unparalleled environment for the creative process and the development of new work and ideas. Through artists' residencies and […]

Posted: February 8 2012
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occupy the ocean

A post by greenhorns' friend Kacie of She Sells Seaweed.  Read it HERE.

Posted: February 6 2012
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up up up LOMAX goes opensource

folklorist and ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax's vision for a “global jukebox” is now becoming a reality, thanks to the wonders of the internet - learn more in this article from NY […]

Posted: February 5 2012
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cool ideas

The Grafting Parlour is a collective of artists and researchers who exchange and combine their methodologies through thoughtful experimentation.  Through collaborative inquiry and shared research, GfP designs communications models for interacting with different […]

Posted: February 4 2012
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"art of the heirloom" opens february 17

Hudson Valley Seed Library’s Art of the Heirloom: February 17 – March 2, 2012 Opening reception: Friday, February 17, from 6pm to 8pm 148 West 37th Street, 13th Floor New York, NY […]

Posted: February 3 2012
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nice article, josh

The Soul of Slow Food: Fighting for Both Farmers and Eaters Slow Food USA's president says he is not turning his back on the organization's roots, but is instead trying […]

Posted: February 2 2012
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a poem by Brotha' P

  [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWtxqtRyDoA&feature=youtu.be] Peteh Muhammad Haroon, affectionally known as Brotha’ P is an inspirational Spoken Word Performance and recording artist and native of New Orleans, LA.  Brotha’ P has been performing his unique […]

Posted: January 29 2012
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submit, tour, volunteer - rural routes

SUBMISSIONS! After a successful re-launch year in New York City, Rural Route continues a new call for submissions for our 8th Annual Film Festival, to take place in New York […]

Posted: January 28 2012
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younger farmers than ever!

with a name like "Shelby's Happy Chapped Chicken Butt Farm" - this 12-year old egg entrepreneur knows where it's at. check this chick out in an article from broomfield enterprise.

Posted: January 28 2012
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dining in the dark

short and sweet: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz-Lve6xJsE&feature=youtu.be] Just Label It .org

Posted: January 25 2012
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