The next clip of our webseries, Foodmageddon, is out today. Have a watch. Comment, share, and let others know about the project. In this clip, we make applesauce and dehydrate apple rings. In order to get more short videos out and have more focused topics, we’ll be releasing clips that will later be put together … More Foodmageddon, Clip 24.2: Dehydrating and Saucing Apples
In this episode, we take a walk through the garden to see what is producing heavily, what’s coming this fall, and a whole lot of weeds.ddd
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#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Clip 23.2: Wheat and Rye Planting
In this episode, we take a walk through the garden to see what is producing heavily, what’s coming this fall, and a whole lot of weeds.ddd
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#Foodmageddon
#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Clip 23.2: Wheat and Rye Planting
In this episode, we take a walk through the garden to see what is producing heavily, what’s coming this fall, and a whole lot of weeds.ddd
#LowTechResilience
#Foodmageddon
#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Clip 23.2: Wheat and Rye Planting
In this episode, we take a walk through the garden to see what is producing heavily, what’s coming this fall, and a whole lot of weeds.ddd
#LowTechResilience
#Foodmageddon
#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Clip 23.1: Chicken Caravan
In this episode, we take a walk through the garden to see what is producing heavily, what’s coming this fall, and a whole lot of weeds.ddd
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#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Episode 22: Tomato Mania
In this episode, we take a walk through the garden to see what is producing heavily, what’s coming this fall, and a whole lot of weeds.ddd
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#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Episode 21: Late Summer Garden Tour
In the year 1500, Europe was experiencing the Renaissance and the explosion of thought that followed the invention of the printing press. The Aztecs and Incas dominated large empires in the New World. When London and Rome’s populations numbered around 50,000 each, Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital, was home to about 200,000. Cusco, the Inca capital, was only the size of London or Rome, but controlled an empire linked by 40,000 km (25,000 mi.) of roads. By 1533, both Tenochtitlan and Cusco were in Spanish hands. … More COVID Hubris, Collapse, and Resilience: Pandemic in the New World (Part 4)
In this episode, we harvest wheat, from scything and binding in the field, to threshing, grinding, and baking.
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#ResilienceGarden … More Foodmageddon, Episode 20: Wheat Harvest by Hand
I’ll be publishing reworked sections from my 2016 book, Why Did Ancient Civilizations Fail?, updated for today, with a special emphasis on health and COVID, but also discussing other social problems we face. … More COVID Hubris, Collapse, and Resilience: Anthropogenic Disasters (Part 3)