SustainableU!: Recent Episodes
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Join us as we explore the many facets of sustainable living. Learn how to live joyfully, passionately and simply closure to nature and the cycles of life.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2011gr on Sustainable U Internet Radio on Blogtalk, we are continuing our in-depth exploration of Community Seed Banks. Last week we looked at keeping records and storing seeds. This week we are looking at heirloom, organic and open-pollinated This is part of an ongoing series documenting the formation of Asase Yaa EcoVillage.
On Tuesday, March 15, 2011gr on Sustainable U Internet Radio on Blogtalk, we are continuing our in-depth exploration of Community Seed Banks. Last week we looked at Organizing Workers and Collecting Seed. This week we are looking Keeping Records and Storing Seed. This is part of an ongoing series documenting the formation of Asase Yaa EcoVillage.
On Tuesday, March 8, 2011gr on Sustainable U Internet Radio on Blogtalk, we are continuing our in-depth exploration of Community Seed Banks. Last week we looked at some of we need to start a community seed bank. This week we are looking at the seven steps needed to start a Community Seed Bank. Listen in preparation for our April 23 seed bank at Wheat Street Truly Living Well Farm in downtown Atlanta. This is part of an ongoing series documenting the formation of Asase Yaa EcoVillage.
On Tuesday, March 1, 2011gr on Sustainable U Internet Radio on Blogtalk, we are continuing our in-depth exploration of Community Seed Banks. Last week we looked at some of we need to start a community seed bank. This week we are looking at what type of organizing we need to do, how many workers we need and what they need to do. Listen in preparation for our April 23 seed bank at Wheat Street Truly Living Well Farm in downtown Atlanta. This is part of an ongoing series documenting the formation of Asase Yaa EcoVillage.
Join us as we explore in-depth the concepts, organization and work needed to establish a community seed bank. Our first program will explore if starting a community seed bank is truly a good idea.