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[edit] The Greatest Convention Speech

29 August 2008, by Patrick J. Ford Part 1:. Part 2:. Part 3:. Part 4:

[edit] Twin Cities: homespun and cosmopolitan - Christian Science Monitor

29 August 2008, by

[edit] Two Cheers for Obama

29 August 2008, by By John Kaufman Barack Obama’s acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention Bowl last night in Denver was impressive and stirring. Unlike his recent major speech in Berlin, Germany, this speech was bold and specific, packing more of a populist punch than we’ve come to expect from him. He even mentioned saving farms, briefly, and let’s hope by “farms” he meant the real, small kind. He spoke of a more responsible and responsive government, but he also spoke of personal responsibilit

[edit] Two Cheers for Obama

29 August 2008, by John Kaufman ... that he is influenced by wiser folks than Senator Biden. Let us also hope that enough wise politicians are elected to Congress without whom President Obama won’t get much done. John Kaufman is editor of The Northern Agrarian Monthly.

[edit] KZ President, Egypt’s Minister discussed development of economic ... - Kazinform

29 August 2008, by

[edit] DAR to launch more ARCs - Philippine Information Agency

29 August 2008, by

[edit] Confederation of Afghanistan

29 August 2008, by ←Older revision Revision as of 05:32, 29 August 2008 Line 10: Line 10: |Area || km |Area || km |- |- - |Population || 60 ,000,000 + |Population || 75 ,000,000 |- |- |Sovereignty || 2002 |Sovereignty || 2002 Line 18: Line 18: Created officially in 2002, the Confederation ...

[edit] An Independent in 2000

29 August 2008, by Final Days of Office: ←Older revision Revision as of 03:45, 29 August 2008 Line 1: Line 1: - !!Under Development!!   =President Charles Malcolm Edwards= =President Charles Malcolm Edwards= Line 289: Line 288: ==Final Days of Office== ==Final Days of Office== - 2008:President Edwards closes ...

[edit] An Independent in 2000

29 August 2008, by ←Older revision Revision as of 01:51, 29 August 2008 Line 145: Line 145: ==The War in Afghanistan== ==The War in Afghanistan== - US Marines invade Afghanistan on October 7th, 2001 and the Taliban government is quickly removed from power. The war goes quite smoothly with the use of the new Mobile Palisade, ...

[edit] A Pecuaria Experience

29 August 2008, by shui The two-day tour gave the participants the opportunity to understand better the key ingredients in a successful agrarian reform community in the country. After a series of talks given by PDCI leaders, a visit to their bio-organic ...

[edit] Arroyo looks to past in calling for CARP extension - Inquirer.net

28 August 2008, by

[edit] Daniel Larison's Conservatism

28 August 2008, by Orthodox Agrarian I've just finished reading Daniel Larison's New Pantagruel article Imagining Conservatism in a New Light. Larison, whose blog Eunomia, is one of my favorites, writes an excellent rebuke of the tripe that passes for conservatism in this ...

[edit] Eat Well Guide Shares High Tech Tools for the Sustainable Food Movement

28 August 2008, by Eat Well Guide Cultivating The Web book cover.jpg Our friends at Eat Well Guide have just published their first book, Cultivating the Web: High Tech Tools for the Sustainable Food Movement. Weighing in at an efficient 39 pages the book highlights the power of the internet to spread the word on food ...

[edit] Magnetic Cows

28 August 2008, by John Kaufman Scientists, it seems, have discovered that most cows align themselves in pastures based upon the earth’s magnetic field, with their heads to the north and tails to the south. This amazing discovery was made primarily through the use of ...

[edit] Magnetic Cows

28 August 2008, by Scientists, it seems, have discovered that most cows align themselves in pastures based upon the earth’s magnetic field, with their heads to the north and tails to the south. This amazing discovery was made primarily through the use of satellite imagery. Farmers have no doubt noted this fact since the beginning of animal domestication, but it never occurred to any of them that cows were magnetic. Or perhaps it just never occurred to any farmer to much care in what direction his or her cows fac

[edit] Inter-regional summit on watersheds set - Sun.Star

28 August 2008, by

[edit] Agricola - Agricola – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

28 August 2008, by Agricola, as most people know, is a “farming” game based on the advent of an agrarian society in the post-black plague time frame in Europe. Okay, that sounded hokey - it could just as well be a farming game in the late-1800’s America prior to the advent of gas powered farm implements. Either ...

[edit] Small Farmer's Journal and the Return of the Family Farm

28 August 2008, by Orthodox Agrarian I have a subscription with Small Farmer's Journal, and it's certainly a one of a kind publication.

[edit] Chicks

28 August 2008, by Orthodox Agrarian My wife and I suffered a series of chicken losses last weekend. For some reason unbeknownst to us, we had an outbreak of cannibalism---one of the more unpleasant aspects of chicken farming. Enough of our hens were killed that we decided ...

[edit] Manila farmland-as-collateral bill unjust - United Press International, Asia

28 August 2008, by

[edit] 340K hectares of farmlands for SMC, Kuok project identified - GMA news.tv

28 August 2008, by

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[edit] Arroyo bats anew for CARP extension - Cebu Daily News

28 August 2008, by

[edit] Arroyo bats anew for CARP extension

28 August 2008, by MANILA, Philippines -- President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo batted anew for the extension of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), calling on Congress to work on the passage of the measure pe...

[edit] The Conventions are Underway. Zoloft, Anyone?

27 August 2008, by Patrick J. Ford Gene Healy describes the modern presidency in his fantastic “The Cult of the Presidency”:. Neither Left nor Right sees the President as the Framers saw him:a constitutionally constrained chief executive with an important, but limited, ...

[edit] Call for Submissions

27 August 2008, by John Kaufman The Northern Agrarian Monthly, an electronic journal founded in April 2008, is looking for high-quality, agrarian-minded writing. Poetry, fiction, scholarly articles, personal essays are all accepted. Past contributors include Judith ...

[edit] Call for Submissions

27 August 2008, by The Northern Agrarian Monthly, an electronic journal founded in April 2008, is looking for high-quality, agrarian-minded writing. Poetry, fiction, scholarly articles, personal essays are all accepted. Past contributors include Judith Skillman, Thorpe Moeckel, Allan Carlson, and John Leax. Please send all queries and submissions by email (no attachments, please) to northernagrarian@myway.com and place “submission” in the subject box.

[edit] Big Fast Things

27 August 2008, by On Monday NOAA settled on a speed limit for large vessels to prevent the deaths of right whales along the Atlantic coast: 10 knots, or about 11 miles per hour. Any limits placed on the speed and size of anything should be applauded in this age of limitless growth and ever increasing speed. (Whales are big, of course, but relatively slow and biologically limited.) Whenever a journalist or a “futurist” utters the phrase “cutting-edge” this or that, I think of a scythe. I don’t, however, use a

[edit] Growing Leghorns

27 August 2008, by We haven’t posted any pictures lately of our growing leghorns.  They are getting so big!  We were just talking the other day about the differences in the different breeds of chickens we have and different characteristics they exhibit.  We found a chart a while back that details these differences — temperament, size, egg laying abilities, personality etc.  The chart said that the leghorn breed was flighty—We have found that to be true!  This would be my nice mixing bowl in the yard…… One o

[edit] Govt to Replace US Poultry by Agrarian Subventions - Kommersant

27 August 2008, by

[edit] Photograph: Glacier National Park

26 August 2008, by By John Kaufman

[edit] Lessons We Will Never Forget From Our Milk Cow, Bonnie Blue

26 August 2008, by It’s been a full, busy, tough week.  While we have had many victories we can rejoice in, this past Saturday we experienced a big loss here on our farm.  We lost our milk cow, Bonnie.  A combination of her curiosity and determination, a left open barn door and a feed bag, ultimately caused her death.  While, in retrospect, we could kick ourselves for not having the feed more tightly secured and the barn door shut tight, we did learn a lot on Saturday.  Paul and the boys spent a large part of th

[edit] Unemployment and Forsaken Land

26 August 2008, by fideidefensor Why do politicians wish upon a star for Big Business to provide the remedy to the ailments of what h

[edit] Guns and Games of August

25 August 2008, by Though the Daily Agrarian Dept. of The Northern Agrarian was on retreat for much of August, the human world continued to produce its share of current events, few of which were praiseworthy and edifying. What follows is a synopsis of the major events of this past month for those of you who may have been far from the madding crowd, lost electric power, out harvesting gardens or simply were not paying attention. Immediate Withdrawal– Georgia (the nation) invaded South Ossetia and then Russia inv

[edit] Azer Amiraslanov appointed as Director of Agrarian-Policy ... - Azeri Press Agency

25 August 2008, by

[edit] grant happenings

24 August 2008, by by ryan kelsey @ 2008-08-22 17:00:32 The last couple of weeks were heavier than usual with grant activity, so I thought I would post a brief report. Here are the highlights: Ghana Health Information Systems Development James Phillips from Public Health has included CCNMTL in his application to the Gates ...

[edit] Daily Agrarian posts to resume on Aug. 25

23 August 2008, by The Daily Agrarian branch of The Northern Agrarian Monthly will resume publication this Monday, Aug. 25. The Sept. issue of The Northern Agrarian will appear on Sept. 3. JK

[edit] Вот это серия!!

23 August 2008, by Agrarian Power Relations and Regional Economic Development in Ottoman Anatolia during the Sixteenth Century, Huri Islamoglu-Inan First, it shows that contrary to the conventional wisdom about the 'stationariness'of the Asian agrarian economies, Ottoman peasant economy witnessed substantial growth in response to population increase, urban commercial expansion and to increased taxation demands.

[edit] Corneal Ulcer Information and Treatment

23 August 2008, by Corneal Ulcer Information and Treatment Filed Under (300) by admin Extra causes of ulcers involve herpes simplex viral infections, inflammatory diseases, corneal abrasions or injuries, and additional systemic diseases. Corneal ulcers are a often problem in veterinary medicine. A corneal ulcer is a spilt in the outer layer or epithelium of the cornea. Corneal ulcers are most usually due to infection, which may include bacteria, viruses, fungi, or amoebas. It is a familier condition in human

[edit] Back to the Butcher - Picking up our meat

23 August 2008, by Today we were quite busy.  We took a trip to the butcher shop to pick up our meat.  We took all the coolers and freezer bags we had and still needed more…so the children ended up packing some of the meat in plastic bags and putting it inside boxes.  We froze on the way home with the air conditioner on high! Here the boys are unloading the roller rack and packing our hamburger patties.  We are very glad we opted to have 1/3 of our beef put into patties.  They came out very nice…and are sure t

[edit] Sino-Roman

22 August 2008, by ←Older revision Revision as of 23:11, 22 August 2008 Line 1: Line 1: In the year 97 CE, Gan Ying, a Chinese emissary, makes it to Rome. The two empires soon are continuously contacting each other. In the year 97 CE, Gan Ying, a Chinese emissary, makes it to Rome. The two empires soon are continuously ...

[edit] Digest for August 22nd

22 August 2008, by Here are some of the people writing about some of the stuff I wish I had time to write about, for August 22nd from 13:00 to 13:18: ACLU Blog: Because Freedom Can’t Blog Itself: Official Blog of the American Civil Liberties Union » Sex Change Causes Loss of Government Job - The Library of Congress is ...

[edit] Chicken coup plans. The goals and methods of the programs are outlined in ...

22 August 2008, by The us and the coup noam chomsky, paul farmer, amy goodman and agrarian reform was not notified of the plans to be were still able to function, for example, making chicken parts.

[edit] Chiapas: Military harrassment in Montes Azules communities

22 August 2008, by On August 15 at around noon, in the community of Ranchería Corozal, located in the Montes Azules Biosphere Reserve and a member community of the Rural Association of Collective Interests Union of Unions-Independent and Democratic (ARIC UU-ID, Asociación Rural de Interés Colectivo Unión de Uniones Independiente y Democrática) 2 naval helicopters arrived with Ricardo Frias, the head of the National Commission of Protected Natural Areas (CONANP, Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas). Fri

[edit] on “getting it…”

21 August 2008, by [please forgive my lack of posts on this blog.  I have been responding to a lot of questions, both in person, and via email from all over the country---people wondering what we're up to here at Justice Gardens and where things are headed. Secondly, I've been trying to do some writing and layout of our upcoming web site as well as meeting with some locals about the next step for Justice Gardens.  It has been a busy month]. I’m finding, that while many people right here in our little town of Cl

[edit] The Slow Revolution

20 August 2008, by kingdom community Wendell Berry once said that “better than any argument is to rise at dawn and pick dew-wet red

[edit] Realty prices shoot through the roof in Punjab

20 August 2008, by Real estate prices are upswing in agrarian state of Punjab and experts have observed that the prices of prime locations have shot up by 40-55% in the last two years.

[edit] ^^Computer Work*** (tampa / hillsborough co)

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[edit] History of Finland

19 August 2008, by an article lead shouldn't contain much speculation in lenght but should be short, just giving the facts in outline. A more detailed analysis should follow in the main body of the text. +Neutrality! ← Previous revision Revision as of 11:24, 19 August 2008 Line 22: Line 22: The land area that now makes ...

[edit] Political Linkage

18 August 2008, by Michael Blowhard writes: Dear Blowhards -- * It's almost enough to rekindle my faith in humanity: The percentage of people who think Congress is doing a good job recently dipped into the single digits. * Meet the Libertarian Party's presidential candidate, Bob Barr. Link thanks to the smart and interesting ...