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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Episode #99: Ecological Imperialism
This episode focuses on the arguments in the book Ecological Imperialism, written by Alfred W. Crosby. Alfred Crosby joined me briefly to talk about this book. I have added to his comments by reading key passages from his book. Topics … Continue reading
Episode #98: Pasture Cropping
In this episode we are joined by Colin Seis, an Australian farmer who has invented a new way to grow annual cereal crops. Pasture cropping, as it is called, involves the direct seeding of annual crops into perennial pastures that … Continue reading
Posted in English, Farmers, Holistic Management
Tagged australia, colin seis, Holistic Management, no-till, pasture cropping
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Episode #97: Towards Holistic Research
In this episode we are joined by Josh Egenolf, who is a Ph.d. candidate with the Odum School of Ecology, which is part of the University of Georgia. Josh is currently developing a research proposal that will evaluate the relationships … Continue reading
Posted in English, Holistic Management
Tagged farmer participation, Holistic Management, research, sustainability
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Episode #96: Wild Farming
Wild Farming is a concept pioneered by conservationist Aldo Leopold and is now taking many forms throughout North America. In this interview I am joined by Joann Baumgartner of the Wild Farm Alliance. The Wild Farm Alliance’s mission is to … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, English
Tagged Biodiversity, corridors, predators, wild farming, wildlife
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