
An intersection of agriculture, ecology, and history.
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Last time, we worked through the mineral side of Korean Natural Farming — how to pull calcium out of eggshells, phosphorus out of bones, potassium out of stalks, and trace minerals out of rocks and seawater. That was the abiotic half. This...
The following interview was recorded for the Poor Proles Almanac podcast with guest Brett Chedzoy, an incredibly busy man who holds multiple positions around agriculture, starting with the position of Senior Resource Educator with the South...
In the sun-dappled canopy of the Allegheny Plateau, where the breeze carries a scent reminiscent of bitter almonds and honey, stands a tree that is a ghost of the ice age and a pioneer of the modern forest.1 The black cherry (Prunus serotin...
The following interview was recorded for the Tomorrow, Today podcast, featuring guest Ruth Goodman is a British historian and author best known for bringing everyday history to life through immersive, hands-on experimentation. Rather than f...
An intersection of wetland ecology, indigenous food sovereignty, and the plant that once fed a civilization.
Picture the lower Columbia River Valley in October, sometime around 1790 — before the fur traders had fully arrived, before the co...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Poor Proles Almanac host, accountant, farmer & vagrant.
death historian by day and also at night. i am a writer and a comedian and a chronically online swamp-person
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