Forgotten Fruits is a natural and social history guide to Britain´s heritage of traditional fruit and vegetable varieties. Read more here.
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The purpose of this blog is to collect and share information relevant to sustainable agriculture, conservation and rural development. Themes of interest include small family farms, ecological agriculture rich in agricultural biodiversity and resource-conserving technologies which strengthen local food systems and food sovereignty.
Links
- Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
- Agroecology in action
- Food First
- Food Sovereignty IPC
- Genetic Heritage Ireland
- International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
- Irish Seed Savers Association
- LEISA's Farm
- Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM)
- Platform for Agrobiodiversity Research
- Via Campesina
Categories
- Agencies and Networks (23)
- Agrobiodiversity (57)
- Arts (8)
- Biodiversity (21)
- Biofuels (6)
- Capacity Building (16)
- Communications (11)
- Community Development (20)
- Community of Practice (7)
- Cooking (3)
- Culture (4)
- Development's Futures 2007 (14)
- Disasters (2)
- Economic Development (5)
- Environment (33)
- European Union (8)
- Farmer Organisations (11)
- Farming (68)
- Food (49)
- Forests (4)
- Gender (20)
- Health (16)
- Heritage (5)
- History (9)
- ICTs (6)
- International Development (69)
- Learning (35)
- Literature (12)
- Livestock (10)
- Local Knowledge (2)
- Mapping (2)
- Markets (1)
- Monitoring and Evaluation (9)
- Music (6)
- Organic Agriculture (8)
- Participation (39)
- Partnerships (9)
- Planning (7)
- Pluralism and Diversity (17)
- Policy (4)
- Protected Areas (1)
- Research (6)
- Rural Development (39)
- Rural Entrepreneurship (3)
- Sustainability (24)
- Toolkits and Manuals (34)
- Tourism (8)
- Travel (1)
- Youth (1)
Blog Archive
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2008
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May
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- New Opportunity or new threat?
- Forgotten Fruits
- International Day of Biodiversity
- Nuala O'Faolain
- Ireland second in terms of effective aid to Africa
- Before and after!
- What have the Romans ever done for us?
- The Mulino at Maccarese
- Doing porridge!
- Crisis, what crisis? The food crisis, a case of de...
- Propitious Esculent, The Potato in World History
- The Future Control of Food
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