Third Places Aren't Enough: On Community Gardens
Sarah Soltis at Public Discourse
Gardening
I Garden by Accident
With a "kale kicker" application
The Full Agrarian Letter
Professor Michael Jordan's Final Exam Letter to his Students
Professor Michael Jordan saw last week's post. He graciously provided me the original, full letter, with this note:
I taught a course on “The Agrarian Roots of Western Civilization” back in 1999, and while students were taking
Community Gardens
This is an odd little piece. The author applauds gardening because it is a great example of Joseph Pieper's "active leisure." That's a great observation.
But she puts it in the context of community gardens, which, the author says, lead people to sharing produce,
Toad Houses
I told a friend about my huge slug and bug problem this year.
He recommended I attract toads to my garden. He said they'd crush the slug population quickly.
I stored the advice away, then I ran across someone on the Internet enthusing about garden toads and how
How Much Garden Would You Need to Live?
From Life Hacker
Doomers May Have One Point: Food Production
Every inch of me resists the doom-and-gloomers.
I think it's because I get the sense that this syllogism drives them: doomers are serious. Serious people should rule. Therefore, doomers should rule.
At the very least, doomers think they should tell other people what to do. Doomers, after all,
How I Use the Gardening Blockchain Crypto-Johnson Rod Algorithm to Deal with the Modern World
Confused and Contented in the Garden
Free Seeds . . . at Your Public Library?
From Civil Eats.
Feeding the Poor with Food, not Energy Drinks and Kentucky Fried Chicken
From The Daily Yonder