Tag: economics
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Towards a Democratically-Distributed IoT
The questions raised in my previous post are worth serious consideration. If the commanding heights of global industry are to be conquered by robots, then this is a step towards…
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Episode #166: Crop Insurance for Sustainable Agriculture
In this second part of an interview with James Robinson of the Rural Advancement Foundation International, Frank and James discuss the importance of crop insurance to the farmer, both as…
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Episode #165: Tobacco Transitions
Frank is joined by James Robinson of the Rural Advancement Foundation International (RAFI) to discuss the ongoing transition from tobacco to diversified agriculture as price supports through acreage quotas have…
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Episode #160: The Failure of Permaculture Redux
Frank once again dives into the morass of Agroinnovations Episode #145 addressing a listener’s comment through a series of clips from recent podcast episodes featuring Simon Huntley, Narendra Varma, David…
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Episode #154: Our Table Cooperative
Frank interviews Narendra Varma, founder of Our Table Cooperative located in Oregon. Narendra explains the genesis of the cooperative, and the cultural norms that prevent more cooperative development in the…
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Episode #152: Neofeudal Permaculture
Frank welcomes back regrarian and permaculture designer Darren Doherty. Darren shares his experiences from his current Regrarians world tour, and then describes the precarious economic situation of the commodity farmer…
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Episode #151: Pathways to Intentional Communities
Frank concludes his interview with permaculture co-originator David Holmgren. David begins by sharing some strategies people can employ to develop permaculture in their own lives without having to purchase land…
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Episode #149: Worker-Owned Permaculture
Frank concludes his interview with Luis Sierra of the California Center for Cooperative Development. Luis begins by explaining the difference between a worker cooperative and a service cooperative, and then…
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Understanding Mondragon
Here is an interesting interview by Democracy Now with Mikel Lezamiz, director of Cooperative Dissemination at the Mondragon Cooperative Corporation. Well worth it. Enjoy.
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Episode #148: Market Cooperatives
Frank welcomes Luis Sierra of the California Center for Cooperative Development. Luis introduces the concept of a cooperative, and the rationale for their creation. He also delves into existing cooperative…
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