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Many people are still trying to get “back to the garden” to quote the Crosby, Stills and Nash song popularized by Joni Mitchell; seeing it as a viable solution to our disconnect from nature, community and the rampant mental health crises besieging industrial civilization. This podcast will weave historical perspectives with salient examples of successful homesteading and artful tools for growing resilient communities.
Don hosts The Agrarian Renaissance Podcast, a arts show with 25 episodes published.
IP58 is proposed legislation that will be on the November 2026 ballot which would, in the words of its proponents, "extend the legal protections that keep our companion animals safe to animals currently on farms, in rese
IP58 is proposed legistation that will be on the November 2026 ballot which would, in the words of its proponents, "extend the legal protections that keep our companion animals safe to animals currently on farms, in rese
During a recent trip to the ocean to harvest seaweed (nori & bladderwrack), I was reflecting how for thousands of years food was free. Now in this age of capitalism and dollar devaluation (inflation), many people are fee
Since the advent of F1 Hybrid seeds in the early 20th century much f the work to maintain the open pollinated varieties that had been what fed humanity for millennia has languished. This is, in my view, because greed and
Current World events have the topic of petroleum on everyone's minds. While not widely understood well over half of all agriculture is only made possible because of the Haber-Bosch process of converting atmospheric nitro
The Spring Equinox invites us to embrace new growth, ideas, paradigms and concepts. Current events compel us to redefine wealth to usher in an Agrarian Renaissance in your local community. What resources/assets can you c
Welcome back to the Agrarian Renaissance Podcast after a brief hiatus! In episode 20 Don Tipping aggregates a brief history that leads us to the current new North Star for humanity of best described under the term "Solar
Increasingly I am coming to believe that the answer to all of the major issues facing civilization today is to do what YOU can do to cultivate resilient regenerative community locally. Arguing, debating, bickering or liv
Farmer Don Tipping shares a brief synopsis of the often used term Permaculture and how it is a term to describe a whole systems way of seeing and interacting with the worl. If you're interested in learning more about Per
The Seed Academy’s mission is to increase network capacity, collaboration and synergy in the Seed Freedom Movement in the Rogue Bioregion and beyond. Learn with experienced seed farmers to gain the essential skills you n
Currently there is a whole lotta buzz around the the term "Regenerative Agriculture", which is encouraging, however, why might we be wary of embracing this newfangled buzzword? I invite you to listen in and glean from fa
I recently attended the 45th EcoFarm conference at Asilomar in Pacific Grove (near Monterey, CA) and wanted to share some observations and thoughts as a full time farmer for the past 30 years about what I perceive as the
Agrobiodiversity refers to the biodiversity of edible crop species. Of the estimated 585,000 total plant species globally, it's estimated that 7000 humans use for food but only 200 are in widespread use and 3(corn, wheat
The Agrarian Renaissance Episode 13: Homestead Movie Reaction Salon with Jonah Mesritz, James Teepe & Don Tipping. We watched the Homestead movie from Angel Studios recently and were intrigues to see how Hollywood would
Some friends and I recently saw the movie from Angel Studios called Homestead out in the theaters right now. We all generally liked the movie (and are looking forwards to what the ensuing series has in store) and it's ni
Off the Grid Today is the winter Solstice and over the longest night we had a wild and blustery storm roll in bringing gusts that toppled trees onto power lines and shutting power off to about 10,000 people in our rural
In Episode 9 Don Tipping upacks the journey from the Pleistocene to the Holocene and the dawn of Agriculture. Show Notes: 5:00 - Younger Dryas Period - 6:00 - The Pleistocene Epoch 9:30 - The Anthropocene - 10:00 - AMOC
In this next installment of the podcast Don Tipping elaborates upon how the evolution of life branched into aerobic bacteria and later plants evolved to use light for cellular respiration. Photosynthesis is an absolute m
In Episode 7 Don expands upon how latitude and photoperiodicity play a crucial role in what crops can grow where on the earth and how adaptation of a species or variety has more to do with hours of sunlight over the seas
In Episode 6 Don delves into the realm of Agribiodiversity with a highlight upon the incredible work of Russian botanist Nikolai Vavilov and his theory about the centers of origin for humanities' domesticated crops. Chec
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