Anyone who works with nature knows that there is a universal life force that is present. By design, nature created plants to have energy is perfectly balanced. This is one of the reasons why spending time gardening or being outdoors enables you to become grounded with a renewed sense of balance, peace and harmony.
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1 Comment »With the cost of food and healthcare rising, more and more people are opting to take responsibility for growing their own food and are starting urban farms. Lisa Taylor’s Your Farm in the City, An Urban Dweller’s Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals is a great book to help people grow their own food without going overboard! It is a great way to get kids involved too!
Posted in Agriculture, Bees, Environment, Featured Guests, Featured Guests, Gardening, Sustainability Tags: "June Stoyer", Aquaponics, chickens, city farming, city life, composting, container gardening, food, Lisa Taylor, Master Composter, Master Gardener, organic food production, organic gardening, Seattle Tilth, soil, urban development, urban farm animal program for city kids pdf, urban farming, urban gardening, vertical gardening, xerces "stop the waves", Your Farm In The City 1 Comment »With the growing demand for organic food production, more and more people are looking at sustainable models that will produce a high yield without necessarily having to farm a large acreage. The perfect solution is aquaponics, which is a great sustainable method to “grow it yourself organically!”
When I was initially approached by social media environmentalist and aquapon, Tom Cooley, I took a quick glance at aquaponics and passed. I simply didn’t think it was for me. I do not eat fish and wanted no part of a system that appeared to give new meaning to farm raised fish, organic or not. However, as I delved deeper into this method of agriculture, I became intrigued. Tom explained to me that you do not have to eat the fish, so I decided to dig a little deeper and discovered a fascinating new world of organic sustainable farming.
Posted in Agriculture, Environment, Featured Guests, Featured Guests, Gardening, Sustainability Tags: aquapon, aquaponic vegetarian "no fish", Aquaponics, aquaponics book mother earth, aquaponics environment, aquaponics shelf, farm raised fish, fish, no eating fish sign, no fish, organic agriculture, organic food, spirulina aquaponics, spirulina culture, sustainability, sustainable, Sylvia Bernstein, the organic view, The Organic View Radio, Tom Cooley, vegan, vegetarians 4 Comments »When you consider the fact that the USA produces some of the best organic food in the world, it makes absolutely no sense that we continue to import these foods during peak season. As the demand increases for locally grown organic foods, more people are constructing aquaponics models of all sizes to grow their own food. It is not only healthier and more economic but enables people to stop contributing to the monoculture environments that industrial agriculture thrives in which has been producing nothing more than low quality, chemical laden foods.
Posted in Agriculture, Energy, Environment, Featured Guests, Featured Guests, Gardening, GMO, Sustainability Tags: "June Stoyer", Aquaponics, cache:rjdeczt7xh0j:http://www.theorganicview.com/environment/concerned-about-unfriendly-gmos-try-friendly-aquaponics/ friendly aquaponics code, concerned about unfriendly gmo’s? try friendly aquaponics!, dinner pawsible discount code, food, Friendly Aquaponics, gmo's, http://www.theorganicview.com/environment/concerned-about-unfriendly-gmos-try-friendly-aquaponics/, organic, Susanne Friend, the organic view, The Organic View Radio, Tom Cooley, vegetarian aquaponics 3 Comments »Veganism typically is a dietary choice that some people will choose due to health reasons or moral beliefs. It has now become an ideal choice for economic reasons. Thanks to the weak economy, more people are opting for plant based diets because they are spending less by omitting costly cuts of meat, poultry and dairy products. For others that don’t have access to their own organically grown produce or a local organic farmer’s market, it can still be a bit of a challenge.
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