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By Jason Fowler on 02/05/2012
In her book Health for Godly Generations, the author Renee DeGroot has compiled a deeply thoughtful and provoking conversation…I consider this book to be a solid entry into the growing Christian conversation on health, food and the multi-faceted issues that surround this element of our lives.
Posted in Excerpts | Tagged agriculture, book excerpt, books, christian faith, christian living, food, food and faith, health, natural health, Nourishing Traditions, resources, Sustainable Agriculture, Weston A. Price |
By Jason Fowler on 01/20/2012
I’m not sure the exact moment that this happen but at some point over the past five years I became passionate about food and agriculture…This long journey in exploring issues of food, health and agriculture (and how they all relate) has also coincided with a deeper spiritual journey…
Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture, Voice of One Calling | Tagged agriculture, christian faith, community renewal, food, food system, foodshed, GOD, Gospel, Jesus, kingdom of GOD, Land and Table, local food, local food movement, shalom, Sustainable Agriculture, Wendell Berry |
By Jason Fowler on 11/09/2011
Kudos to Trace Ramsey (aka Cricket Bread) for this brilliantly profound essay and video: Crop Mob: An Introduction…
Posted in Food & Agriculture, Videos, Voice of One Calling | Tagged crop mob, farming, new agrarians, Sustainable Agriculture, video, young agrarians, young farmers |
By Lee McBride on 09/27/2011
Traditionally, churches or faith congregations reach out and serve those around them, meeting spiritual needs, of course, but also dealing with physical needs in the community. Food is a great way to fulfill both needs…
Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged caring for the poor, christian faith, church-based agriculture, community gardens, CSA, ecclesia, economy, farmers, farming, food and faith, food deserts, GOD, Jesus, local food, local food movement, ministry, Poverty, serve local, slow church, Sustainable Agriculture, urban farming |
By Thomas Turner on 07/29/2011
The mad farmer says of the farmer who has given in to industrialization “If he raises a good crop at the cost of belittling himself and diminishing the ground, he has gained nothing…The Mad Farmer encourages us to stop thinking about money and goods and to return to thinking about our communities and land…
Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged agrarian, community gardens, culturemaking, eco-agriculture, farming, Homesteading, intellectual agrarian, literature, local food, localism, Mad Farmer, natural farming, new agrarians, permaculture, poetry, rethinking agriculture, Sustainable Agriculture, unorthodox agriculture, Wendell Berry |
By Christine Sine on 07/21/2011
It is encouraging to see what churches are doing to help in this challenging economic times and what better place to find out what is happening than in the local newspaper. Someone just sent me this article Local Churches Launch fresh-food market to change the way we eat…
Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged agriculture, churches, farming, food, food and faith, Gardening, local food, local food movement, Sustainable Agriculture |
By Jason Fowler on 07/08/2011
What I find unique about this film project is they seem to be using it as merely a starting point for action. The film American Meat is apparently connected with a video-based social network called Leave It Better and another sister project Harvest Cloud…
Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture, Videos | Tagged agriculture, culture, environment, film, food, foodie films, Joel Salatin, local food, local food movement, movie, Sustainable Agriculture, Virginia |
By Thomas Turner on 04/05/2011
We are reminded that we are to cultivate an agricultural and communal vision that marries the wisdom from the past with a view towards the distant future. If the result is unorthodox and against the popular opinion of the day- than so be it- we are contrarian as a means to enact a restoration of what has been broken…
Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged agrarian, community gardens, contrarian agrarian, culturemaking, eco-agriculture, farming, Homesteading, intellectual agrarian, literature, local food, localism, Mad Farmer, permaculture, poetry, rethinking agriculture, Sustainable Agriculture, unorthodox agriculture, urban homesteading, Wendell Berry |
By Jason Fowler on 03/27/2011
“Farmageddon exposes the battle over food rights in America. Farmer’s and consumers start food co-ops and buying clubs or homesteads, and then are shut down by the government in the name of food safety.”
Posted in Videos | Tagged agriculture, America, farming, food, food production, food rights, poltics, Sustainable Agriculture, the State, USDA |
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