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Closing Shop | A Weed By The Wall

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A Weed By The Wall. Laquo; Home brewed beer: How not to do it. November 10, 2013 by Michael Hardy. It’s obvious by the date of the post before this one that this blog has become Internet debris, yet another abandoned site cluttering up a server somewhere. With this post, we’re officially shutting it down, but fear not! We’re not gone. Our spiritual journey has taken a few turns, and our personal lives and life together as well. We’re now posting at A Cauldron Born. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Beth Owl&#0...

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History at the Table: Dairy dilemmas: Milk and cheese as "wicked problems"

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History at the Table. Friday, December 13, 2013. Dairy dilemmas: Milk and cheese as "wicked problems". Dairy cows at Appleton Farms in eastern Massachusetts. Yet it's a component of the food system whose history is particularly murky and ill-understood. What got me thinking about this was an article by Genevieve Rajewski. In the new issue of the Trustees of Reservations. And in its on-site retail store. This is where I always feel ambivalent about my critiques of the food movement. Appleton Farms is ...

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History at the Table: December 2013

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History at the Table. Friday, December 13, 2013. Dairy dilemmas: Milk and cheese as "wicked problems". Dairy cows at Appleton Farms in eastern Massachusetts. Yet its a component of the food system whose history is particularly murky and ill-understood. Posted by CATHY STANTON. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A blog about food, farming, and historic sites. There was an error in this gadget. Dairy dilemmas: Milk and cheese as wicked proble. Permaculture Design Offers a Solution. Life on a Tuscan Farm.

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History at the Table: November 2012

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History at the Table. Sunday, November 18, 2012. Connecting to farm history (and why Martin Van Buren is cooler than you think). Martin Van Buren c.1855 ( Mathew Brady. Lindenwald, Van Buren's post-Presidential home. I remember asking, at our initial project meeting, how close I had to stay in my research to Van Buren himself, and being told, "Everything has to connect to. Van Buren. He's the reason this park exists.". Artist's rendering of Van Buren's farm c. 1850. Aspect of the past- in this case, ongo...

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History at the Table: April 2013

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History at the Table. Monday, April 15, 2013. Kate Christen: Kinetic history at play (and at work, of course…) in the fields of local food movements. Slavic Village Learning Farm, one of Cleveland Botanical Gardens Green Corps sites. The local food movement topic- all the topics our prior posts have highlighted (history, policy, community ramifications, etc.)- constitute a strong personal research interest of mine, and even more (especially since my research time is strictly limited! Sunday, April 7, 2013.

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History at the Table: February 2013

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History at the Table. Monday, February 25, 2013. Clara Silverstein: In the garden with Michelle Obama. I remember the crisp October day that I stood on the White House lawn, notebook poised, as First Lady Michelle Obama led the first official fall harvest of her White House Kitchen Garden. Mrs Obama slipped on a pair of black gardening gloves, dug a pitchfork into the sweet potato bed, and pulled up a dirt-caked vegetable. 8220;Now, this is a sweet potato! Posted by CATHY STANTON. 8211; Jane Addams.

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History at the Table: December 2012

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History at the Table. Saturday, December 29, 2012. Merging farm histories with farm and public history practice. In recent posts, I've been teasing out some of the useful aspects of the kind of detailed ethnohistorical knowledge about past and present farming practices that went into my Ethnographic Landscape Study of farmers and farming in Columbia County, New York, in an attempt to address the fundamental "So what? Question that lurks behind any historical inquiry. However, "So what? Some of these rais...

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History at the Table: Growing a historic site: The Oliver H. Kelley Farm

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History at the Table. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Growing a historic site: The Oliver H. Kelley Farm. Farm fields at the Oliver H. Kelley Farm in Elk River, Minnesota. Jill Lepore has spoken about what she terms " cuspiness. Michelle Moon and I were once again struck by this at a workshop we led at the American Association for State and Local History conference. Two-horse-power threshing machine at the Kelley Farm. Twenty years later, MHS launched a living history program representing the kind of "progr...

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My Pagan Soul: Part One | A Weed By The Wall

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A Weed By The Wall. Laquo; Could It Be Magic? My Pagan Soul: Part Two. My Pagan Soul: Part One. May 12, 2011 by Michael Hardy. I Come of Age. The trouble was, I had no idea what other ways there were. Aside from a few other flavors of Christianity and its parent, Judaism, I had little idea what else there was. So n the years between adolescence and adulthood, I added some more Dewey Decimal numbers to my list — comparative religions. Next: I Go to College. On May 15, 2011 at 9:48 pm. Address never made p...

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My Pagan Soul Part Four | A Weed By The Wall

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A Weed By The Wall. Laquo; Book Review: The Wealth of Nature. My Pagan Soul Part Four. June 16, 2011 by Michael Hardy. I Come of Age. I Go to College. Death and the Televangelist. I already knew the new minister, Brad, although only slightly. He had led my father’s memorial service, and I’d met him briefly then. But now I was going with the purpose of revisiting questions I’d put away and trying one more time to get some answers. I still wrestled with the old question of exclusion, but I’d grown so...