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But will she lay? Review of Keeping Chickens

By Staff Reports | September 18, 2012

A Rhode Island Red Chicken

For the past two years gardening has been my great obsession. I've planted fruit trees, vegetables, and flowers, with great hopes for how beautiful and nourishing they'll be both now and in the years to come. I've even taken on beekeeping and have one beehive near my back porch. The only things missing are chickens. I yearn for a few hens to provide me with fresh eggs as … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Books, Reviews Tagged With: backyard chickens, biodynamic gardening, gardening, urban homesteading

Seeking solutions through social enterprise

By Staff Reports | September 13, 2011

Positive Energy Building

For more than thirty years prior to 2007, Americans consistently identified nuclear war as their biggest fear. However, since then, North Americans have increasingly singled out the degradation of our environment as their biggest worry. It's a sad irony that the threat from our foreign enemies has been displaced by fear of our own destructive powers. Much of this concern is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Economy Tagged With: biodynamic gardening, clean energy, economy, nuclear power, peak oil, permaculture, social enterprise

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