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$50--March 2oth---All Day 'Faith Fed Garden' Workshop at Anatoth Community Garden--Cedar Grove

Anathoth Community Garden

There will be another "Faith-Fed Gardening" workshop on Saturday March 20th
from 9am - 4pm. It will be at Cedar Grove United Methodist Church and
Anathoth Community Garden. Cost is $50/person or $200 per church (minimum
5 people, maximum 10). To register contact John Hughes:
jhughes27278@gmail.com

 

http://www.indyweek.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A272198

Green Business Start Up Class--FREE--February 9th

The Business Value of Green: Crafting an Authentic and Sustainable Business Identity

SEEDS Auction

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Raleigh--Growing Your Own Vegetables Class--$15

Growing Your Own Vegetables

For new and experienced gardeners

Cooperative Extension Sustainable Landscaping Class--February 15th

 

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Transition Towns

Happy New Year folks.

Good stuff from Rob Hopkins, founder of the Transition Towns movement, he addresses some interesting fallacies regarding stories we have been telling ourselves, warns about dependence on a knowledge economy and discusses the concept of 'resilience' in our ecosystems and economies.

http://permaculture.tv/rob-hopkins-transition-on-ted/

 

Free Online Course on Cooperative Business and Enterprenurial Guilds

Announcing a new online course in cooperatives at UConn:

Cultivate the cooperative movement!

More than 800 million people around the world are members of
co-operatives, including an estimated 1 in 4 Americans. And yet, few
colleges or universities offer courses that explore the contribution
co-ops make to our economy and society.

The University of Connecticut realizes the dire importance of co-operative
economies and offers you a new 3-credit online course, Introduction to the

Muppets musically

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgbNymZ7vqY&feature=player_embedded

Inter/County Urban Orchard Planting with Carrboro Community Garden

Some great photos from our planting this past weekend.

 

http://picasaweb.google.com/bountifulbackyards/CCGCEdibleLandscapeInstall#

David Holmgren on energy descent

If you have 25 minutes, check out this awesome interview with David Holmgren, co-founder of Permaculture on his view of the future.

Holmgren argues, given no discoveries of new cheap energy, each generation will live with less and less available energy. This is in sharp contrast to the energy ascent of the last 500 years with the discoveries of coal, oil, and natural gas. He does not believe that the presently pervasive idea of sustainability, in the sense that we can use new efficient technology to upkeep our current lifestyles, is probable.

Food For Thought

Nothing happens in living nature that is not in relation to the whole.

— Goethe


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