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Thoughts from Innisfree on the Stillwater: Some thoughts on bureaucrats, school lunches, and the lies we tell ourselves
Bureaucrats tend to obfuscate the truth with words, and far too often, people fall for the resulting lie. Take school lunches as an example. As recently evidenced by the whole debacle over the NeverSeconds weblog, bureaucrats will continue to insist … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Food, Philosophy
Tagged bureaucrats, challenges, Choices, Experiments, Farming, goals, Lies, revolutions, Schools
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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: People like us
I’ve noticed a lot of these kinds of articles recently: articles about people giving up on what most people consider the modern way of life and the American dream to embrace or return to agriculture. Most of them head down the sustainable route, finding small farms where they can embrace the ideas of multiculture and […] Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Philosophy
Tagged agriculture, challenges, Choices, Farming, reinvention, revolutions, Self-sufficiency
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Farming: Feeding the world without reducing the problem to the absurd
I’ve been following the growing absurdity of the media fueled meme about food production since the UN declared the world officially hit 7 billion people with a mixture of frustration and amusement. The center-points of this meme are that we will have to grow as much food over the next 100 years as humanity did […] Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Farming, Food
Tagged challenges, Choices, Farming, revolutions, Self-sufficiency
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