John Moody, my partner in crime with Rogue Food Conference, and I did a one day special theology of food and farming seminar in Battle Ground, Washington last fall…
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Continuing my drilling down on sticky points with 10 things I’d do if I were running for President, today let’s talk about selling Federal lands…
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I deeply appreciated every comment on my post yesterday, outlining 10 things I would call for if running for president…
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Yesterday’s post about RFK Jr. stimulated a lot of interesting fodder, spanning everything from “Joel you’re not very bright” to “Joel, this is good stuff”…
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The Robert F. Kennedy Jr. inner sanctum afforded me the privilege and honor of inviting me as their guest to a private and very small…
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Do you sometimes feel whipsawed by inverted political positions? Perhaps the best current example of it is with HR. 4417 and S. 2019 known as the EATS Act—stands for Exposing Agricultural Trade Suppression…
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The Children’s Health Defense Fund magazine, The Defender, asked me to respond to this study today. It’s a bit dated, presented by RethinkX in 2018, which makes it even more relevant than the day it was published…
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My favorite gurus are all going to be assembled in one place, at one time, and you can hear them too…
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Well, we’ve certainly got a lively discussion going with a HENDOMINIUM in city apartments…
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I’ve sure enjoyed all the give and take on this in-house chicken discussion stimulated, as you know, by $100 million in venture capital to start up kitchen scrap dehydration and shipping to make into chicken feed…
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Yesterday’s blog post inspired some great comments and I want to respond to the aversion several of you expressed about dust, smell, and chores in an apartment…
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The Wall Street Journal over the weekend ran a big story on the number of start-ups getting into the food waste business, trying to keep it out of landfills…
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