Food Chain Radio Show #983 Michael Olson, Author & Urban Farming Agriculturalist URBAN FARMING! IN SAN FRANCISCO? Can farms be made to grow in city of San Francisco? Guests: San Francisco Supervisor David Chiu & San Francisco Recreation and Parks General Manager Phil Ginsburg Smith The assignment was to write

“Together, we can eat our way to economic security and personal freedom, and it won’t cost a dime and it will be so easy it will make you blush!”  The 2X2 Pledge by Michael Olson [jwplayer mediaid=”7137″]        I am signing up and taking

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Metropolitan Agriculture Also Known as Urban Farming Metropolitan agriculture and the urban farming industry use space-intensive technologies to produce, process and market crops within a metropolitan area.   Participants The United Nations Development Program (UNDP), in its 1996 Urban Agriculture handbook, estimates that 200 million

 Urban Farming Agriculturalist Food Chain Radio Host Michael Olson #930 •  August 3, 2013  •  Sat 9AM Pacific   Guest:  Lynn Rogers, PhD, Wildlife Research Institute Feeding the Bears! Should Mr. Rogers stop feeding the bears? Lynn Rogers is making Ely, Minnesota by feeding its bears, and

EROSION OF CIVILIZATION Erosion of Our Soil Urban Farming Agriculturalist & Food Chain Radio host Michael Olson  #928• July 22, 2013 • Sat 9AM Pacific Professor David Montgomery, author of Dirt: The Erosion of Civilizations Why is civilization losing its soil? “A nation that destroys its

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Can environmentalists and ranchers work together to make money and preserve the land?