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Crunchy Chicken says you should listen to me. And that blonde hair is deceptive - she looks sweet, but she can make you.
Preparing, not for the end of the world, but for the end of a particular way of life. Accepting depletion, seeking abundance, beginning the process of regeneration. Oh, and going on about it a bit.
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Only Sorta Talking To Myself: My Recent Media Appearances
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Understanding Peak Oil and Climate Change: The Basics
Solutions and Hope in Hard Times
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- Heat or Eat - An Expanding Crisis
- It is Time for a New Victory Garden Movement!
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Where I'm Going to Be Next
For a host of environmental, agrarian and family reasons, I try not to travel a lot. Nevertheless, I do give talks, and I do do interviews, and this corner of the blog will tell you what's upcoming. If you'd like me to come speak, send me an email at jewishfarmer@gmail.com, and we'll see if we can work something out.
My Next Talk:
February 16, 3pm, I'm giving a FREE class on the basics of food storage - why and how at my friend Joy's place, the Old Corner Store, 133 Factory, Gallupville, NY 12073. 518-872 -1610. All are welcome, and Joy will be offering discounts to anyone who wants to get started in bulk ordering.
My Next Talk:
February 16, 3pm, I'm giving a FREE class on the basics of food storage - why and how at my friend Joy's place, the Old Corner Store, 133 Factory, Gallupville, NY 12073. 518-872 -1610. All are welcome, and Joy will be offering discounts to anyone who wants to get started in bulk ordering.
About the Books
People ask about my books a lot - here's the skinny:
_Depletion and Abundance: Life on the New Home Front_ will be available from New Society Publishers in the Fall of 2008.
_A Nation of Farmers_, coauthored with Aaron Newton, will be forthcoming from New Society in the Spring of 2009.
_Depletion and Abundance: Life on the New Home Front_ will be available from New Society Publishers in the Fall of 2008.
_A Nation of Farmers_, coauthored with Aaron Newton, will be forthcoming from New Society in the Spring of 2009.
Other Writings
- How To Explain Peak Oil To Anyone
- The Theory of Anyway
- Scenes from My Life Five Years from Now...Maybe
- Am I Scared? Duh!
- How to Eat Cheap
- The Ethics of Biofuels
- The Bullseye Diet
- How Many Farmers Do We Need?
- Food: The Future of the Quik N Easy Meal
- Changing the World in 10 Easy Steps
- Why Peak Oil Is a Women's Issue
My Favorite Blogs
- The Automatic Earth
- Sasha Cedar's Site - Simplicity First
- Greenpa's Site - Little Blog in the Big Woods
- Green, Blue, Brown - Edson Freeman's Blog
- Entire of Itself - Pat Meadows' Blog
- Colin Beavan's site - No Impact Man
- Matt Mayer's site - Fat Guy on a Little Bike
- Crunchy Chicken's Blog
- Aaron Newton's Blog - Poweringdown
Why should I care what you say?
Crunchy Chicken says you should listen to me. And that blonde hair is deceptive - she looks sweet, but she can make you.
About Me
- jewishfarmer
- I'm a 35 year old writer and subsistence farmer, author of two forthcoming books on Peak Oil and Climate Change _Depletion and Abundance: Life on the New Home Front_ (Fall '08) and _A Nation of Farmers (And Cooks)_ (Spring '09) the latter co-authored with Aaron Newton. Both books are forthcoming from New Society Publishers. I used to run a small, Jewish themed CSA, but now we're concentrating on subsistence agriculture, growing food and teaching others to grow food. My training was in literature, focusing on the Renaissance and demographic and cultural crises of the 17th century. I've switched to focusing on the demographic and cultural crises of the 21st century for the moment, but retain an interest in all things literary. In my spare time (of which there isn't much), my husband Eric and I are raising Eli (7 1/2), Simon (6), Isaiah (4) and Asher (2), and assorted critters and livestock, building an agrarian future.
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