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Scott Douglas Fraser's Blog – March 2010 Archive (8)
Common Vision - Vegetable-Oil Caravan and Fruit Trees Too!
Common Vision is such an extraordinary group, and right now they are on their 7th Fruit Tree Tour. This is a really fun, educational, and future-creating mission where they plant fruit trees with kids at their schools in California. They have already planted more than 3 500 Food Trees!
Along with using theater, drumming, and involving the kids themselves in planting the fruit trees, Common Vision drives the biggest Vegetable-Oil Powered fleet of buses in the World, and this is why I am… Continue
Along with using theater, drumming, and involving the kids themselves in planting the fruit trees, Common Vision drives the biggest Vegetable-Oil Powered fleet of buses in the World, and this is why I am… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 30, 2010 at 3:52am — No Comments
A Hero, A Guide
I am choosing Marko Pogacnik as my Hero to follow, and perhaps to connect with.
I first became aware of Marko early in my 'journey', when I first left University and the desire to be a Church Minister to learn more about Organic Farming and Sustainable Living. I was staying at a homestead on the Dorrigo Plaeteau in Australia, where I was helping to install some backyard irrigation, supplying my helping hands in the kitchen,… Continue
I first became aware of Marko early in my 'journey', when I first left University and the desire to be a Church Minister to learn more about Organic Farming and Sustainable Living. I was staying at a homestead on the Dorrigo Plaeteau in Australia, where I was helping to install some backyard irrigation, supplying my helping hands in the kitchen,… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 30, 2010 at 1:00am — 1 Comment
The Child has the Secret
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 29, 2010 at 8:04pm — No Comments
A Wonderful Meal in 2020
The meal starts with an appertif. This is a fermented drink made with local wildflower Honey and the herb Calamus. Calamus makes this appertif a wonderful digestive tonic. The plant is a reed grass that is native to countries around the world, Old World and New World.
The next course is a large salad. Since it is March, the greens in the salad include… Continue
The next course is a large salad. Since it is March, the greens in the salad include… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 29, 2010 at 7:00pm — No Comments
Garden Seedlings
I have started a dozen trays of seedlings for my friend's garden.
They include vegetables, fruits, herbs, corn, peas, and companion flowers. Still to be planted are grains and tubers.
I purchased and am using a Potmaker that makes seedling pots from recycled newspaper.
I made a planting soil mixture from soil in the backyard, compost from the backyard, crushed eggshells, and peat moss.
They include vegetables, fruits, herbs, corn, peas, and companion flowers. Still to be planted are grains and tubers.
I purchased and am using a Potmaker that makes seedling pots from recycled newspaper.
I made a planting soil mixture from soil in the backyard, compost from the backyard, crushed eggshells, and peat moss.
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 29, 2010 at 6:30pm — No Comments
Lawns and Food Security
I will first share several quotes from Leonid Sharaskin, Doctor of Agroforestry, from an article I wrote a few years ago about Food Security in Russia and Spiritual Ecology:
“Currently, with 35 million families (70% of Russia's population) working 8 million [hectares] of land and producing more than 40% of
Russia’s agricultural output, this is…
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Russia’s agricultural output, this is…
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 29, 2010 at 6:00pm — No Comments
'New' Method for Drought-Abatement and Desert-Greening
Research Summary on the work of James DeMeo and OBRL (Orgone Biophysical Research Lab).
'New' Method for Drought-Abatement and Desert-Greening
Video interview with James DeMeo, with some discussion of his work on producing beneficial climatic conditions with orgone technology in various countries around the world:
Interview with James… Continue
'New' Method for Drought-Abatement and Desert-Greening
Video interview with James DeMeo, with some discussion of his work on producing beneficial climatic conditions with orgone technology in various countries around the world:
Interview with James… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 29, 2010 at 4:42am — No Comments
Permaculture Water Harvesting
Greetings Folks,
The concept is presented very well in the following video by Geoff Lawton of the Permaculture Research Institute of Australia:
Permaculture Water Harvesting
To see a specific project where these techniques have been used, here are links to an article and video about:
The Jordan… Continue
The concept is presented very well in the following video by Geoff Lawton of the Permaculture Research Institute of Australia:
Permaculture Water Harvesting
To see a specific project where these techniques have been used, here are links to an article and video about:
The Jordan… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on March 29, 2010 at 4:16am — No Comments
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