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Visit Peru - with Cesar Dominguez, a Peruvian young man of Honor!

Posted by Michael Levin on May 20, 2009 at 1:30pm 0 Comments

I want to introduce you all to Cesar Dominguez, a Peruvian travel guide that made my visit to Peru a great success! I've just sent Cesar an invitation to join Travelin' Zoo.



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Glen Canyon

Posted by Michael Levin on June 20, 2016 at 6:30am 0 Comments

Glen Canyon. There's a lot to think about here. Besides the fact that it changed, think about the sheer joy you see here about being somewhere breathtakingly beautiful. Check it out …

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Mass Migration of Stingrays

Posted by Michael Levin on January 31, 2009 at 2:00pm 3 Comments

Sandra Critelli caught these amazing photos of stingrays. Her photos have become very popular on the viral web. I've gotten three emails from different people detailing her adventure. I asked Sandra whether it was OK to post her pictures on Zoobird. She thanked me and said it was OK. So, here are a few. Her website is http://sandracritelli.com/. Here's the description from one email...from my cousin Jerry in… Continue

What’s a One Shot Pony?

Posted by Michael Levin on May 23, 2020 at 2:28am 0 Comments

(Photo from Claire Preen’s Elephant Journal article)

Curry! I remember thinking about moving to Little Rock, Arkansas.…

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The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney

Posted by Tim Kinney on June 24, 2011 at 10:06am 9 Comments

My father quit school in the 10th grade to support his mother, but he spent the rest of his life reading widely, and attempting self-education.  At some point, he fell in love with poetry, and wrote some himself.  He had studied older poets, and wrote in a somewhat archaic style, which was quite out of fashion.  Still, one of his poems has achieved immortality.  Fifty years after it was written, and many years after my father's death, The Cold…

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NATIVE HIPPIE WHEAT

Posted by Sh'mal Ellenberg on August 8, 2009 at 2:42pm 0 Comments

NATIVE HIPPIE WHEAT

By

Sh’mal Ellenberg





“Grow wheat?

Kenge, what do you mean, grow wheat?”



“We can grow wheat,” he tells me. “I know we can grow wheat.”

Lance and Kenge were confident, convincing,

While I wondered, “What do they know?”



To plant: we ordered 100 pounds of organic wheat from the co-op.



Till it comes,

In the meantime,

We will prepare.



We organized a six person shit shoveling… Continue

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The organic farming revolution...


"People will tell you the organic farming revolution that's taking place is about food safety or ecolgical concerns, but I think if you dig down deep, you'll find that the revolution is really about what people are missing in their lives: good food and a connection to the land, both of which puts us in touch with basic spiritual values."

from The Sun Magazine: "Earthly Delights, Cultivating a new Agricultural Revolution: An Interview with Michael Abelman", by Arnie Cooper, June 2003

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fair and balanced trade

Started by Carol McDonald in Life. Last reply by tittiger Nov 27, 2008. 11 Replies

travelling in brazil and buenos aires recently I was wondering why has North America been (generally) more successful than South America? Brazil and Argentina had economic booms... and busts. I think it is because historically N. America has had a…Continue

Juicing

Started by Michael Levin in Juice. Last reply by Michael Levin Oct 3, 2017. 10 Replies

My juicer creates more pulp than I think it should. Champion makes a juicer that is much more efficient. Combine it with something that looks like a hydraulic auto transmission lift and some cheesecloth and you have a very efficient, if time…Continue

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Environmental concerns, solutions, and ideas

Started by Ellen Bush in Environmental. Last reply by paul bridgman Feb 16, 2009. 8 Replies

I would like to see a good dialog from all those of you who are interested in making our planet a safer, healthier, greener and more productive place. Please feel free to share your concerns, solutions, idea's and anything else you would like to…Continue

my first veggie garden

Started by Brooks in Gardening - Your First Organic Garden. Last reply by Michael Levin Oct 13, 2008. 8 Replies

I'm gonna be starting my first veggie garden as soon as we get moved in to our new house. Anybody out there have advice on how best to start? Should I go the organic garden route? What advantages have you found by going organic?

Tags: lambsquarter, organic, veggies

Looking For....

Started by mualpha in Gardening - Your First Organic Garden. Last reply by Michael Levin Jun 20, 2008. 4 Replies

I am looking for bunching onions. I had some years ago, but lost a garden when I moved. They are a type of green onion, that grows in a bunch -- to harvest, you pull the bunch out of the ground, take one off, stick it back in the hole, and it grows…Continue

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Kefir

Started by Saroj Earl in Health. Last reply by Saroj Earl Mar 15, 2012. 2 Replies

The last time I used kefir grains was a few years ago when I knew someone who had a cow who I was getting raw milk from but the cow passed away and now I also find the grains in the back of my refrigerator with no life left. I would love to start…Continue

Raw versus cooked

Started by Michael Levin in Health. Last reply by Michael Levin May 30, 2011. 2 Replies

Which foods are better for you raw and which are better for you cooked?

Tags: nutrition, food, Raw

Ciocc project

Started by Jerry Everett in Life. Last reply by Michael Levin May 25, 2011. 2 Replies

I am restoring ciocc bike, I am wondering if the year of the bike might be correct. It has 1969 stamped on the forks. I would like to get it back to original colors or if anyone has some info I would be grateful? Thanks

Tags: project, bike, Ciocc

WWOOFing in the Ozarks

Started by tittiger in Travel. Last reply by tittiger Jan 24, 2009. 2 Replies

Looks like I am going to join an eastablished CSA in the Ozarks with my purchase of 8 acres next to them. If you would like to WWOOF or think about moving and joining me take a look at:…Continue

Codex Alimentarius will effect EVERYTHING agricultural

Started by tittiger in Health. Last reply by Michael Levin Dec 13, 2008. 2 Replies

Most of you have not heard of the codex for one simple reason: those that are behind this UN initiative do not want you to hear about it.The codex will eventually make it mandatory for all vegetables (organic included) to be irradiated. It will also…Continue

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