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"There are no meanings apart from roots." (Walter Brueggemann in The Land)
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- Erin
- Lake Herman (Madison), SD, United States
- Thirty-something. South Dakotan. Lutheran. Wife to Cory. Mother to four-year-old K.L. Homeschooler. Seminary student. Future ordained minister. Novice organic gardener.
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- Farm Aid
- Johnny's Selected Seeds (ME)
- Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture (IA)
- MN Institute for Sustainable Agriculture
- NE Sustainable Agriculture Society
- Northern Plains Sustainable Agriculture Society
- Organic Gardening (Rodale)
- Prairie Moon Nursery (MN)
- Seed Savers Exchange (IA)
- Seeds of Change (NM)
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Alternative Energy
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2 comments:
hey! good to know. i saw this green wedding article this morning and thought you may be interested. still interested in writing the book?
The book? Absolutely! Maybe when your studies are finished and life settles down just a bit, eh?
This is a good article on green weddings. I especially appreciated that they suggested considering the size of a wedding before advising on what to buy for it. I’m convinced that conservation is really a necessary beginning step for so many things. Before we plan weddings, build houses, etc., a great first question to ask is, “How much do I really need?” and to plan accordingly.
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