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Tomorrow! Blue Marble Ice Cream Presents: Brooklyn Dreams Big

Ice Cream as economic stimulator?  yes. we like this.  Also, an amazing women's drum troupe will be performing.  If you're in NYC, You can't go wrong with this. Blue Marble […]

Posted: July 25 2009
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are you an illustrator? a visionaire?

We are looking to commission a transformative vision for the US Countryside, that predicts our reclamation. Are you an illustrator? Are you a visionaire? Please if so, get in touch: […]

Posted: July 23 2009
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Farm and Ranch Access and Tenure

there are some good findings here, courtesy of the University of Vermont's FarmLASTS program. Farm and Ranch Access and Tenure: Draft Research Summary Ownership About two-thirds of the country’s farm […]

Posted: July 23 2009
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civil disobedience + climate change

is it time for civil disobedience?  the folks behind this website think so: Beyond Talk.net Tired of hearing about climate change? Then do something. Now. December 7-18, 2009, the world's […]

Posted: July 23 2009
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NESFP's annual farm tour - Dracut, MA

New Entry Sustainable Farming Project will open its training farms to the public during the Open Farms Tour on Thursday, August 6th, beginning at 5:15 PM - Rain or Shine! […]

Posted: July 23 2009
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land. the issue is land.

interesting commentary on one farm's struggles, celebrations and learnings with regards to land. Check out their blog: Red Planet Vegetables These first five years at Red Planet have been exciting […]

Posted: July 23 2009
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farm friendly meal plans

this is a statement from williams college on what they're doing to support farms & local food. not too shabby... they even have a map showing local farms & businesses […]

Posted: July 22 2009
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common ground country fair - unity, ME

The Common Ground Country Fair is still a ways off, especially for those of us taking it day by day in the fields, but it's worth marking your calendars for […]

Posted: July 21 2009
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can we PLEASE have 'reality based food policy"

these rules they have about riparian areas, they are rules designed by the folks who farm with lazers. Crops, ponds destroyed in quest for food safety Carolyn Lochhead, Chronicle Washington […]

Posted: July 16 2009
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dripworks, inc.

we approve of efficient water use! here's a call out for a cool company in a cool town - Willits, CA, that is transitioning to a world beyond oil. they […]

Posted: July 16 2009
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elect-a-lujah with joan baez

here's the latest from Reverend Billy and his campaign! My Heroic Friends, House Parties are springing up like sunflowers throughout the Fabulous Neighborhoods of NYC and Savitri and I are […]

Posted: July 16 2009
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farmer resource network

this is a solid resource from Farm Aid. The Farmer Resource Network The Farmer Resource Network connects you to more than 400 organizations developing innovative approaches to producing, processing and […]

Posted: July 15 2009
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a place to watch fun anti-corporate tv shorts

http://corporatewatch.visionon.tv/ [vodpod id=Groupvideo.2961844&w=425&h=350&fv=] more about "untitled", posted with vodpod

Posted: July 15 2009
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looking for the right greenhorns in Vermont

yes, it's mid-season, but this is quite a nice opportunity for some bright-eyed greenhorns out there.  Interested?  Email [email protected]  Here is a tempting description from the current landowner. The Land: […]

Posted: July 15 2009
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digging ditches

you probably know of This I Believe, a "public dialogue on belief".  Listen to this one, by Mary Seton Corboy of Greensgrow, a pioneer in urban gardening in Philadelphia. http://www.whyy.org/podcast/thisibelieve/tib20090213.mp3 […]

Posted: July 14 2009
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generation m

we like this manifesto! m is for movement, and meaningful stuff that matters the most. The Generation M Manifesto Dear Old People Who Run the World, My generation would like […]

Posted: July 14 2009
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Just yesterday. as the rain began again to fall in sheets...

I worried about all the farmers who were not getting the rain, and the extra rain that we were getting. Ugandan farmers pray for rain as crops fail Failure to […]

Posted: July 13 2009
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news from island meadow farm

Greenhorn Chandler Briggs of Island Meadow Farm, on Vashon Island in Puget Sound, passed on this little note about their first season, and some nice local press! It's a process […]

Posted: July 11 2009
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from the roof

This week on Greenhorn Radio, Severine chatted with our friend Annie Novak of Rooftop Farms.  You can listen here, and read on for the latest news from the roof!  Getting […]

Posted: July 11 2009
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beekeeping with anarchy apiaries

here's the latest news from greenhorns friend Sam Comfort of Anarchy Apiaries: After a month of rain, Anarchy Apiaries invites you to come out and play with the bees again! […]

Posted: July 11 2009
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official CNN report: If you farm, you will eat well.

hey, we're not saying it. It's CNN who has figured this out... Life on an Organic Farm by Jack Hamann Lynden, Washington (CNN) -- Jesse Williams' career as an organic […]

Posted: July 11 2009
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sheep & goat webinar

got high speed internet? this is a free opportunity via ATTRA, the National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service. More than 2.5 million sheep were raised and sold for meat in the […]

Posted: July 11 2009
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on the dairy crisis

here is a re-post from the ethicurean...a bit dated, but important and serious stuff. We were wondering about this on the greenhorns radio show. Not milk: The ingredient behind the […]

Posted: July 11 2009
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smithereen farm

severine and a merry band of interns & friends are farming on some beautiful land in Nevis, NY.  Check us out at http://smithereenfarm.wordpress.com/ Wonder how we have the energy to […]

Posted: July 10 2009
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food mapping

as you know, we love maps. and here is an interesting food mapping project via Middlebury College, involving dining services, the geography department, and the college's organic garden.

Posted: July 10 2009
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more from common vision

Common Vision has an epic line-up of permaculture and sustainability workshops this summer/fall with some of the most esteemed teachers in the world, namely Elaine Ingham, Darren Doherty, and Michael […]

Posted: July 10 2009
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we just found this funny article

... in the archives of the New York Times, from 2002. I wonder if these fashionable landowners want to sponsor, or employ some young farmers? O Madonna Had a Farm […]

Posted: July 9 2009
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yet more innovation in distribution!

we like models like this one... keep 'em coming! The Food Basket is a multi-farm drop box program that brings together some of the best farmers in Vermont to provide […]

Posted: July 9 2009
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reverend billy in california

greenhorns choice for mayor of NYC, Reverend Billy, is making his way to California and having a dinner party in Berkeley!  He was a smashing hit at our Goat Spit […]

Posted: July 8 2009
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art and hydroponics

check this out, all you artistically and/or hydroponically inclined readers... Crosby Hill, featured artist for Art and Sustainability month at Lucky Gallery , will demonstrate how to build and explain […]

Posted: July 8 2009
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hybrid farming, hobby farming

some people get into farming alongside their professional lives. in England these people are called small holders, in the us they are called hobby farmers. these people participate in the […]

Posted: July 7 2009
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is it suburbi-feudalism?

Do we approve of this trend in agri-burbia? Is working for a Home Owner's association better than working for the man? Do we think it offers hope to the young […]

Posted: July 6 2009
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combat monsanto

if you're concerned about monsanto, check out this site. and the logos.

Posted: July 6 2009
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a pep talk for potential farmers

plus 2 of our newest stickers! The FarmLASTS Project The FarmLASTS project addresses one of the most pressing issues facing U.S. agriculture. The future of our agriculture depends on the […]

Posted: July 6 2009
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from commodity to community

"Food Politics and Projects in the Heartland" 13th Annual Community Food Security Coalition Conference Dates: October 10-13, 2009 Place: Polk County Convention Center, Des Moines, Iowa The Community Food Security […]

Posted: July 6 2009
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whole farm protection

equity trust, inc. works to preserve "farms for farmers".  here's a bit about their work: Land Tenure Issues and Preserving Farms for Farmers This Program's Goals * To encourage exploration […]

Posted: July 3 2009
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via campesina + honduras

VIA CAMPESINA is an international peasant organization to which we belong. This is their release about the activities in Honduras. It is a reminder that we too, as the neo-peasantry […]

Posted: July 3 2009
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a cannery in every town!

this is the latest from Schoharie Co-op Cannery Hello, Everyone: I thought it would be a good idea to update everyone on Schoharie Co-op Cannery's status and progress, as well […]

Posted: July 1 2009
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holistic farming on PBS

If you're San Francisco or Wyoming, you might want to catch this: The First Millimeter: Healing the Earth This important documentary is coming soon to a PBS station near you. […]

Posted: July 1 2009
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learn to make cheese

The Vermont Institute for Artisan Cheese at the University of Vermont is the nation`s first and only comprehensive center devoted to artisan cheese. By providing education, research, technical services, and […]

Posted: July 1 2009