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Pond Regenerated
About a month ago I shared our pond restoration experiment in Putting Things Back; Regenerating the Pond and Woods. Yesterday morning, Easter Sunday, we finished the project by closing/filling in the … more →
The Agrarian Urbanites
Pond Regenerated
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wrote 1 month ago: About a month ago I shared our pond restoration experiment in Putting Things Back; Regenerating the … more →
Putting Things Back; Regenerating the Pond and Woods
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wrote 2 months ago: The pond one year ago (March 2011) When we purchased our home last year, we liked the land for a num … more →
Eat Play Live (Knoxville): Grass to Garden
wrote 2 months ago: On 10 March 2012 was Eat Play Live (Knoxville); an educational forum designed to help “people … more →
Vegetable Seeds & Varities Owned by Monsanto
wrote 3 months ago: If you follow me, you know that I wrote a piece entitled Heirloom vs. Hybrid and GMO…What’s the diff … more →
TEDxKnoxville - Chad Hellwinckel - The Importance of Local Food Systems
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Update from The Outpost - Part II
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wrote 5 months ago: Bed one. First layer; straw piled high. The day I decide to paint my fingernails for the first time … more →
Update from The Outpost - Part I
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wrote 5 months ago: This is where the story left off...blueberry plants in a row waiting to be planted. The thick frost … more →
Sustainable Practices Evolving at Occupy Wall Street
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wrote 6 months ago: Pedal power at Occupy Wall Street. Don’t let mainstream press fool you, the people at Zuccotti … more →
Samhain
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wrote 6 months ago: Samhain, November 1, is Gaelic for ‘summer’s end’ and designates the beginning of … more →
Once Upon a Time In Knoxville (Part II)
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wrote 7 months ago: You all may or may not remember a little movie called Once Upon a Time in Knoxville by Fugue State F … more →
Slow, Peaceful, Inspirational & Beautiful
wrote 8 months ago: From the article Back to the Land by Maira Kalman My good friend, Craig, shared this article with me … more →
Big Transition Can Create Great Pause
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wrote 9 months ago: Hello Readers, It’s been awhile since I wrote about anything because we at the Hellwinckel hou … more →
Justified Spraying? or Serious Poisoning? Someone's a little herbicide happy...
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wrote 12 months ago: Knoxville's beautification plan? A few months ago, I met with David Brace, Deputy Director of P … more →
Time Banking arrives in East Tennessee
wrote 1 year ago: Do you have a talent or skill that you can share? Or maybe you need some help around the house but … more →
Knoxville's Green Thumb Program
wrote 1 year ago: Happy March 1st! For those of you who live in East Tennessee, today’s sunshine sure beats yes … more →
Lessons in Regeneration Inspired by a House Party
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wrote 1 year ago: Photo by Brad Stansberry Since there isn’t much gardening going on, I would like to revisit th … more →
Dirt!
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wrote 1 year ago: I started The Agrarian Urbanite in June 2009, and from the first issue, I have preached about dirt. … more →
So Really, What's the Rush?
wrote 1 year ago: The garden on October 26, 2010 Except for a few straggling okras and green beans, the garden’s … more →
My Dream for the World
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wrote 1 year ago: This video speaks for itself. … more →
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