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peakmoment
January 30, 2010
Peak Moment 161: What if the food system benefited local producers, nourished nearby people, and built a stronger community? Krishna Khalsa of Eugene, Oregon wants to turn the food system on its head. He wants it to be run by, and for the benefit of, ordinary people – not corporate profit. He’s exploring models of local cooperative, entrepreneurial organizations where people provide the labor, share and hire resources, caretake the land, use all of nature’s abundance, support farmers and food producers, distribute food so that no one goes hungry, and build strong social bonds. Empower people, not profits!
see
Permaculture around the world + Fairview Gardens Organic Farm nestled in an urban area
from the archives:
High on Permaculture in the Rocky Mountains
Eben Moglen: Free and Open Software: Paradigm for a New Intellectual Commons (must-see)
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