The Vertical Farming Bubble is Finally Popping
Adele Peters at Fast Company
John Bender
Why soil is a surprisingly noisy place
The first time that Marcus Maeder stuck a noise sensor into the ground, it was on a whim. A sound artist and acoustic ecologist, he was sitting in a mountain meadow and pushed a special microphone he'd built into the soil. "I was just curious," says
The Secret Life of Philip Rieff
By Blake Smith, at The Tablet
Southern Life, Agrarian Vision: The Apprenticeship of Andrew Lytle
By Mark Malvasi at The Imaginative Conservative
Tao: The Transcendental Modem
For the fortunate few, that router is hard-wired with fiber optic. Most of us only get a wireless connection, and a wobbly one at that.
Blaise Pascal: The Mathematical and the Intuitive Mind
Nayeli Riano at the Imaginative Conservative
Urban Farms Are Stepping Up Their Roles in Communities Nationwide
Rachel Surls at Civil Eats