Fwd: [Healthy Soils] Regenerative Agriculture - A Few Recent Developments
Ashley Colby
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Rees, William E.
Interesting piece by David Barkin: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frsus.2022.944252/full
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Ruben Nelson
Thanks, Bill,
Given that much of the Global South is still living in cultures that exemplify a settle, agriculture-based form of civilization which experiences reality as relational, it may well be that they are the ones who will develop the next form of civilization. This would be deliciously ironic, since we still see them as “underdeveloped” and see ourselves as in charge as the edge of history.
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Noel Gerard Keough
On Sep 17, 2022, at 3:05 PM, Ruben Nelson <ruben...@shaw.ca> wrote:
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Thanks, Bill,Given that much of the Global South is still living in cultures that exemplify a settle, agriculture-based form of civilization which experiences reality as relational, it may well be that they are the ones who will develop the next form of civilization. This would be deliciously ironic, since we still see them as “underdeveloped” and see ourselves as in charge as the edge of history.Ruben
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Ashley Colby
Ashley Colby Fitzgerald
PhD, Environmental Sociology
Executive Director Rizoma Foundation, Loconomy Project
Co-founder Rizoma Field School
My book: Subsistence Agriculture in the US
Twitter @RizomaSchool @RizomaFound @LoconomyNow
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Ashley Colby
Ashley Colby Fitzgerald
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Ashwani Vasishth
I agree, Ashley. Though I think of it as subsistence agriculture--folks who grow just enough food to feed themselves, with perhaps a little surplus to sell for things tht can only be bought in the cash economy.
For me the real value of the "local food movement" is that it MIGHT move some few of us closer to thinking about where our food comes from.
The ONLY reason we--all of us--are sitting here talking about these world transforming ideas is because the ag revolution freed us (and pour ancestors) from subsistence farming.
Of COURSE we would all be better off if we thought about where our food came from. And, unquestionably, eating less meat would help us ALL.
All these fashion-trends we sneer at, all come frpom some small insight for how we OUGHT to think about our world.
They are NOT solutions. They are life-style changes that it
would help us to consider.
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Ashley Colby
Ashley Colby Fitzgerald
PhD, Environmental Sociology
Executive Director Rizoma Foundation, Loconomy Project
Co-founder Rizoma Field School
My book: Subsistence Agriculture in the US
Twitter @RizomaSchool @RizomaFound @LoconomyNow
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Ashley Colby
Ashley Colby Fitzgerald
PhD, Environmental Sociology
Executive Director Rizoma Foundation, Loconomy Project
Co-founder Rizoma Field School
My book: Subsistence Agriculture in the US
Twitter @RizomaSchool @RizomaFound @LoconomyNow
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Dear Ashley,
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