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Tag Archives: Animals
Farming: Back to the start
This is what we’re doing here at Innisfree Farm. Thank you Chipotle for supporting what farmers like us are trying to do. Come join us by supporting your local, sustainable farmers and farmers markets. DLH Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Local, Philosophy
Tagged Animals, Chipotle, Choices, Farming, goals, Morality, revolutions, sustainable farming
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Farming: Some thoughts on Punxsutawney Phil
So yesterday was Groundhog Day, complete with its requisite trotting out of the rodent and an internet full of mocking said rodent and the people who flock to him once per year. Now, I will grant you that the whole show surrounding Groundhog Day is ridiculous and proves nothing except that people like to have […] Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Philosophy
Tagged Animals, Farming, Groundhog Day, holism, nature, observation, Punxsutawney Phil, Reality, science
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Farming: Good rules for rounding up wayward animals
If you grow livestock, it is almost inevitable that eventually some of them will get out of the place you keep them. This problem could result from a poorly latched gate or from an animal’s desire to see if the grass is really greener on the other side of that fence. Either way, at that […] Continue reading
Farming: MENF 2011: We’re all really dirt farmers
Whether we all like it or not, we’re all dirt farmers. You don’t think so? Well, consider this the next time you’re sitting on the pot: you’re finishing the process whereby your body turns the food you have eaten into energy, nutrients, and dirt from which more food can be grown, even if we don’t […] Continue reading