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1/14 and 1/28: Afro-Ecological Farmer Bernard Obie Discussion at Stanford L. Warren Library

Afro-Organic Farmer, Owner of Abanitu Organics Bernard Obie to Speak at Stanford L.

Carrboro Greenspace Fall Workshops--check it out!

Sunday October 9th 2-5pm: Cheese Making Workshop with Laurel Shulman of Hillsborough Cheese Co.

Richo Chech of Horizon Herbs "Philsophical Musings By Request"

Check out this essay by herbalist and nurseryman Richo Chech of Horizon Herbs in Oregon; it sums up the mood I think a lot of us are feeling these days, a lot of anxiety but opportunities opening up everywhere around us to start working together again.  Richo and the staff at Horizon Herbs grow top quality medicinal herbs and sell many permaculture plants that are hard to find in NC.  Enjoy it!

 

HORIZON HERBS MORE PHILOSOPHICAL MUSINGS BY REQUEST

Real Farming Opportunities at the Stone House in Mebane

We highly recommend folks looking to farm to check out this opportunity at one of the best social justice organizations in North Carolina.  Check it out---BB

The Stone House Farmland Lease Program

 

Good Work Gathering March 12th, 10-4pm: Learn How to Plant a Food Forest

Come out to Good Work's monthly gathering Saturday March 12th in Raleigh and learn how to create a community based edible landscape with Bountiful Backyards!  Fred Woodward's vision for a sustainable neighborhood is an inspiring and replicable example of place based community  action-ism: where people grow food and community where they live.  This Good Work gathering will bring folks together in the garden to:

Good Work Gathering March 12th, 10-4pm: Learn How to Plant a Food Forest

Come out to Good Work's monthly gathering Saturday March 12th in Raleigh and learn how to create a community based edible landscape with Bountiful Backyards!  Fred Woodward's vision for a sustainable neighborhood is an inspiring and replicable example of place based community  action-ism: where people grow food and community where they live.  This Good Work gathering will bring folks together in the garden to:

BB featured in "Backyard Bounty" documentary from the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University

Earlier this summer Bountiful Backyards was featured in a documentary called "Backyard Bounty" created by students at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University.  Click here to see the 6 minute video.

Blueberry Planting Workshop at Holton This Saturday August 14th

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Steve Green and CFSA on Food 'Safety and Modernization Act'

S510 - Illegal To Grow, Share,
Trade, Sell Homegrown Food

July Heat--Sustainable Vocations, Two Ton Farm, Organic Fruit Trees and Shrubs

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Food For Thought

If nature had set no limit to the destruction of things, by this time the bodies of matter would have been so far reduced by the destruction of the past that nothing could be conceived out of them and reach maximum growth. For we see that anything is more quickly destroyed than again renewed. If this were the only rule governing matter, the infinite duration of past time could never be renewed again. Surely we see a fixed limit to this breaking! First beginnings therefore are strong in solid singleness and by a denser combination of these, all things can exhibit enduring strength.

-Lucretius (99-55 BC), 'On the Nature of the Universe'

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