The Well Run Dry

Aimee, a fellow blogger who writes New To Farm Life , made another insightful and informative comment on my post, “Chickens for Poor Peo...

It came to my attention recently that "Path to Freedom," the urban homesteading project of Jules Dervaes and his family, has made ...

I've said many things over the many posts of my blog. Some of them have been things that I knew right at the outset to be inflammato...

On the 20 th of March, I attended a beekeeping workshop at Zenger Farm in Southeast Portland. The class was taught by Tom Lea, one of th...

This post is part 2 of a transcript of an interview I did three weeks ago with Josh Volk, urban farming consultant and proprietor of Slow...

One of the greatest needs of First World society (particularly in the United States) over the next several decades is for a great reskilli...

This is the second part of a transcript of an interview I conducted last week with Clark Henry of the Portland Brownfield Program. In thi...