I ran across a project done by a number of students in Scotland some years ago. It was done as…
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Mother Earth Monday – Balancing Hiking Comforts
When it comes to hiking, there are two basic schools of thought. The traditional school focus’ on comfort while you…
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Mother Earth Monday – Web of Seeds
Sure, it is easy to say you don’t buy from big companies like Dow and Monsanto, but how true is…
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Mother Earth Monday – Potatoes
Potatoes are something I doubt many of us give much thought to. Most of the time they are a side…
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Mother Earth Monday – Modern Wheat
The odds are pretty good that someone reading this has Celiac Disease. For those of you who don’t know what…
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Mother Earth Monday – Permaculture Playing Cards
Maybe you have no real clue about this permaculture thing I keep mentioning. Maybe you understand and agree, but know…
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Mother Earth Monday – Ancestral Pueblos (Hisatsinom)
I watched a documentary recently that just couldn’t seem to get their facts correct. It was supposed to be about…
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Mother Earth Monday – Creative Self Employment
This is the last of the Yahoo articles to be appearing on a Monday. I think this hinges well with…
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Mother Earth Monday – Self Sufficiency
It isn’t always about going it alone! Being self-sufficient is often misconstrued as doing everything yourself. Life isn’t like that.…
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Mother Earth Monday – Edible Landscaping: Form Meets Function
You don’t have to decide between a beautiful garden or a productive one. Do both! This is an article that…
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Mother Earth Monday – Beaver Bottoms and Paper Food
WARNING: Do not read this if you are currently eating or are prepared to eat in the very near future.…
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Mother Earth Monday – Without Refrigeration: An Overview
It isn’t so long ago that refrigeration was a very rare thing. Go back a few generations and you probably…
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