What is No-Till Farming? Learn with Kiss the Ground
This article was written for, and accepted by, Kiss The Ground in 2021. It was part of a larger…
A Pond for More Resilience and Abundance
This is the English translation of an article in Taschengarten 2025, a guide for political gardening. [caption id=”attachment_1898″ align=”aligncenter”…
Open Letter: Agroecology is Essential for Biodiversity, Climate Resilience, and Equity – It’s Time to Remove Systemic Barriers
To the Delegates of the COP16 Biodiversity Summit, policymakers, and global citizens, As we gather at this pivotal moment for…
Elegy for Eat Local Grey Bruce
In the heart of Grey Bruce, where fields once whispered secrets of the soil, There stood a beacon, a gathering…
Farming on Karst and Fractured Bedrock Aquifers: Challenges, Best Practices, and the Silurian Bedrock Performance Standard
Introduction Karst and Fractured Bedrock aquifers, characterized by their unique and permeable geological formations, present significant challenges for agricultural activities….
Pastured goose – The most delicious strategy for ecosystem regeneration
Humans have domesticated geese for millennia, going back to ancient Mesopotamia about 3,000 BCE ago. Today, geese may be…
What is agroecology?
Introduction The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) summarizes Agroecology as “a holistic and integrated approach that…
Embedding the Living Landscapes Narrative in our Climate Change story
*Disclaimer – This blog reflects the current state of my knowledge. It does not reflect the opinion of any…
Regenerating Life through a Margulisian revolution – Part III of III
This is the 3rd part of a three-part series that reviews and expands on a new…
Regenerating Life – Part II of III
This is the second part of a three-part series that reviews and expands on “Regenerating Life – How…
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