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Comment by Afriendof B on September 25, 2008 at 6:10pm

Been a bit neglectful of this group since last fall. Summer is a bad time for farmer/bloggers. Still find this approach to be the best way forward (with some guiding framework) Paul and I are starting to work on some things that should have application here. More soon.

Comment by NaTasha Shastan Bertrand on August 6, 2008 at 11:55am

Hi, I've just joined. I am currently living in France, so I am very lucky to be living in a country which already "gets" local living, in a lot of ways. There are always improvements to seek, of course :^). I can be somewhat slow, online. Participating is important to me, so I will make time for here.
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Comment by Kit - Bioneer on July 22, 2008 at 5:00pm

There's a great article in the New York Times today about local farming you should all check out.

New York Times

Comment by Paul Wildman on July 19, 2008 at 2:18pm

For me it is being able to reclaim the physical economy through things like local currency and what in Australia is called the bush mechanic over there in the US maybe the Farmer Astronaut. I have been working on this as a major life project now for 8 years and have a (not very effective) web site and report (see title below). Keen to discuss - have not been able to generate any interest on B on this topic so hope this may kick something off.

ciao paul
Wildman, P. (2008). Zen and the Art•ifice of Ingenuity: An action research report (2001-2008) into the practice and prospectivity of the bioneering Artificer/Bush Mechanic (Australian term) in the process of Exemplar System Development (ESD) for a better world: Vol 1- the Artificer. Brisbane, KALGROVE/Prosperity Press - Bush Mechanic Action Research Project (BMARP): Report No. 1. Vol 1 - Here we look at ground zero the agent in our exploration of this sociological phenomenon that braids thinking and doing.: 370pgs.