Tweet Tweet
- @MDS1981 I will have to ask where my wife bought it, ht any garden supply or nursery should have it. 2 days ago
- Asher's birthday morning started bright and early before I went to work. Opened presents and sprinkled sulfur dust on the lawn for chig... 3 days ago
- Have you sidedressed your vegetables yet? If you planted in March to mid-April, now is a good time to dig a 4-6in hole between your pla... 3 days ago
- The poorest country in S America says "ciao" for bye, but only snobs in USA say it. Not sure what it means, but they should get together. 4 days ago
- @jdblundell does that mean there is a vacancy? What org? 5 days ago
Archives
Categories
-
Recent Comments
-
Recent Posts
Tags
Advertising Blogging Bolivia Books Capitalism Church Collapse Community Consumerism Cross-Cultural Domination Ecology Economics Ecosystem Ethics Faith Globalization Health Hope Human Nature Idolatry Indigenous Jubilee Kingdom Land Law Life Links Luke Media Ministry Oppression Organization Ownership Permaculture Place Possessions Poverty Power Property Religion Simple Living Stories System TheologyMeta
Tag Archives: Permaculture
Your Garden Matters
One of the last books I read while living in Bolivia was Beyond Organics: Gardening for the Future by Helen Cushing, which is available for FREE from the Soil and Health Library online. As should be expected of books on … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Backyard, Biology, Change, Climate Change, Creation, Culture, Diversity, Earth, Economics, Environment, Garden, Gardening, Health, Native, Nature, Organic, Solutions, Sustainability
Tagged Drought, Ecology, Economics, Ecosystem, Insects, Permaculture, Pollinators
2 Comments
The Original Sin of Church and State
I’ve been interested in First People, Native American, indigenous issues ever since I spent two weeks on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming. I was working at a Lutheran camp based near Ft. Collins, CO and worked with High … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Atonement, Backyard, Church, Civilization, Community, Creation, Culture, Development, Earth, Empire, Environment, Ethics, Faith, Globalization, Government, History, Industrial, Jesus, Justice, Local, Mission, Missions, Native, Nature, Peace, Plants, Resurrection, Revolution, Sin, Solutions, Sovereignty, Sustainability, Technology, Theology, Tradition, Violence
Tagged America, Andes, Bolivia, Church, Coal, Community, Cross-Cultural, Domination, Ecology, Ecosystem, Faith, Guarani, Hope, Human Nature, Indigenous, Land, Oppression, Permaculture, Place, Power, Religion, State, Theology, USA
Leave a comment
The Lazy Way of Farming
I’ve been intrigued by Fukuoka and his natural way of farming for a while. This precursor to the modern permaculture movement developed a way and philosophy of agriculture based on his observations and experiments in Japan. Eventually he was able … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Backyard, Biology, Creation, Earth, Environment, Farm, Garden, Gardening, HowTo, Labor, Nature, Plants, Seeds, Solutions, Sustainability, Work
Tagged Bolivia, Ecology, Ecosystem, Fukuoka, Land, Permaculture, Simple Living
Leave a comment
Small Is Beautiful: Urban vs. Rural
I read an article from the Guardian that asked “Which is greener urban or rural living?” Treehugger also picked up the conversation, and the consensus seemed to be that urban life was clearly greener. In the city you often don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Books, Capitalism, Change, Cities, Civilization, Community, Consumption, Culture, Development, Earth, Economics, Empire, Environment, Globalization, Industrial, Local, Policy, Politics, Population, Production, Solutions, Sovereignty, Sustainability, Technology, Urban, Video, Water, Wealth
Tagged Books, Capitalism, Coal, Collapse, Community, Consumerism, Dependence, Ecology, Economics, Ecosystem, Greenwash, Myths, Permaculture, Rural, Scarcity, Simple Living, Video
Leave a comment
Cultivating Human Beings (Matthew 13:24-43)
So, why create a sandwich with these three parables together followed by the explanation of the first parable? It seems that these parables build on each other and relate to each other. But how? All three parables have to do … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Bible, Discernment, Harvest, Jesus, Matthew, Nature, Parables, Seeds, Theology, Trees
Tagged Fukuoka, Permaculture, Theology, Weeds, Yeast
Leave a comment
