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Remembering Bill Stowe: Taking on industrial agriculture for the people of Iowa
Bill Stowe, who broke ground with his pioneering case against the impact of industrial agriculture on drinking water, died on Sunday, 14t...
Food and water: Plugging the drain before resources dry up
What if you could see how much water it takes to fill the supermarket shelves with food? About 4.2 litres (1.1 gallons) for every almond;...
Massive use of ionophore antibiotics in poultry production
An investigation by the Alliance to Save Our Antibiotics has found that, although the use of the most medically important antibiotics has...
Patrick Holden reflects on Harmony
If we were to review our particular fields of activity through a Harmony lens, how would this inspiration find expression in our future w...
Local cooperation offers a solution for nitrate pollution in Pembrokeshire
When a pollutant is also an important agricultural nutrient it’s difficult to tackle and can make the polluter pays principle more challe...
Farmerama radio: Radical roots, Slow Money, CSAs and allies
On this month's Farmerama we learn about building resilience through diversity, hear from Woody Tasch at Slow Money and we hear about the...
Campaign for Local Abattoirs welcomes Michael Gove’s comments
The Sustainable Food Trust welcomes Michael Gove's comments in support of small abattoirs
Harmony in running: Flow and geometry
In his latest blog, Anthony Rodale discusses running in relation to performance and the Harmony principle of Geometry. This includes move...
The role of livestock and dairy: Interview with Professor Michael Lee
In this recorded interview with Professor Michael Lee we explore the importance of grass and grazing livestock, as well as the role of da...
The fight to save coffee from climate change heats up
Climate change is threatening coffee in Central America, with temperatures rising and rains becoming erratic. Stephanie Parker explores t...
Farming’s next generation is looking back to the future
Catherine Broomfield takes a look at the future of farming and the voices of the next generation of aspiring farmers who, she argues, emb...
An ‘education revolution’ inspired by Nature
The Harmony Project is launching a Teachers’ Guide that calls for a more “purposeful, contextualised and environmentally-aware” curriculu...