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Attention musicians, workshop presenters, and vendors! Faerie Hill Productions of Bedford, Indiana is currently booking acts, performances, and workshops/discussion circles for the following ANDOR PROJEX*** benefit festival in 2011, to be located at…
A practical discussion group to establish aquatic ecosystems that grow fish using live food in natural habitats.
A practical discussion group to establish aquatic ecosystems that grow fish using live food in natural habitats.
I would really like to offer my 30 plus years of growing trout on a natural food chain and other freshwater fish species to this group. I am ready to answer all related questions in order for you to set up your own freshwater fish growing systems. Y…
When I I am asked how to attract frogs, I tell them not to have fish in their pond. But if you are looking for fish food, frogs lay thousands of eggs at a time less than 5% making it through the first year. They are a very important food source for…
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- About Me:
- Indiana activist and organic farmer. My ecofarm features permaculture design, off-grid renewable energy, organic agriculture, sustainable forestry, and green buildings. My passions run deep for small farms, organic food, self-sufficient living, a clean environment, music (especially live music), permaculture, edible landscaping, organic gardening, good nutrition, and renewable energy. Did I mention having fun?
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- http://sustainableearth.net
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 1:50pm on March 31, 2009,
Mary Baird said…
- Hey, Steve,
Met you at a food festival at the state fairgrounds back in 2007? I think.
We are very interested in sustainability and are working to create a new studio and lodge here on our property. We meet with an architect on the 14th and are about ready to bid the project.
Our focus is art, spirituality and sustainability and we hope to focus this here on our multigenerational campus.
- At 10:20am on March 12, 2009,
Ed Paynter said…
- Steve, Have you moved to the farm yet? Pls send your email address. Thanks, Ed
- At 1:30pm on March 4, 2009,
Pam Hohlbein said…
- Steve, it's me Pam. Sorry it's been so long since we have talked. Bill and I missed your conference. We are still on our farm and doing well...except Bill's job!!We would love to hear from you. Thanks
- At 12:20pm on March 4, 2009,
Ryan Camp said… - Hey Steve, Thanks so much for the invite. I have been woefully lacking in my web activism. Time to bump that up the priorities list! Here's to our future!
RC
- At 8:42am on February 27, 2009,
Constance Campbell Ferry said…
- Hello!
Thankyou......It is mutual.Hope the conference went well this year?I was sorry to miss it.Much is happening and moving in Indiana.YES..................................
..............!Keep in touch.
Constance
- At 3:49pm on February 26, 2009,
Ellen said… - Hi Steve! I thought we were already friends ! lol I would love to live on a farm, or own more land, but I am destined is to help create more justice for the underserved here in the city, along with E. Smiley and crew. Is your ecofarm open to tours for students?
- At 2:07pm on February 22, 2009,
Jim Poyser said…
- That is what the levee looks like from my dock --albeit sideways. Next time you're visiting Indy -- come spring -- plan on visiting me and we'll sit on the dock and ponder the river.
- At 11:01am on February 10, 2009,
ephraim smiley said… - We are the Garden Angels from Fort Wayne . We are 35 elementary age students. We operate a 2 acre intensive organic community garden.We use our garden for exercise and wellness.We call our agriculturally based exercise
"agricise". We build our garden tools out of waste stream items.Discarded bicycles are upcycled into highwheel plows.We donate 75% of our crop to senior citizens.This will be our fourth year of operation.E.Smiley /The Jolly Green Giant
- At 9:55pm on February 1, 2009,
Lori Olivier said… - Steve, I miss talking with/seeing you and Patty.
- At 7:59pm on October 16, 2008,
Eric Stallsmith said… - nice to see you steve, check out some of the cool videos we have on the site now. Have you seen zeitgeist 1 and 2?
A lot of things have been happening around here and we would like to work with your show and help in your other projects.
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