Feast of Assumption
a hand offered to reconnect tech and policy with agrarian ingenuity
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Precision Ag Does The Opposite Of What Was Promised–and What We Should Learn From That
Starting Conditions
Before precision ag application equipment and prescription-writing software, adjusting fertilizer rates was a mechanical adjustment, and it wasn’t practical to stop mid-field to change rates. Before GPS, a farmer al...
Why I'm Uncharacteristically Excited for Laser Weeders
I see a lot of shiny tech promised to farmers: it’s unveiled with excitement and trumpets, it’s piloted with some beta test farms, and then it’s quietly ‘put out to pasture’. The “it seemed like a good idea” graveyard has a lot of really in...
How Farmers Raise Their Kids
Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer is an effortful process, and in farming, the stakes are high. If you fail to raise a child who can competently take over the farm, your farming legacy stops. Because of the motivation to keep one’s famil...
Vegetables Still Have Plenty of Nutrients, Thank You Very Much
Several smart people have asked me if the following chart is true. “Are vegetables really less nutritious now?” And I’ve dismissed it as obviously not true.
The chart people ask about is from Workinger, and we’ll dig into it below. I link...
Maps in Hunting Knowledge Transfer
Knowledge transfer in hunting is a useful case to study for noticing how knowledge of different forms can be most easily shared with others. This series of posts carves unmarked ‘knowledge’ from tacit knowledge1, and from what I'll call con...
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