Scythes!

A nice scythe resourcehttps://t.co/REBJO5Bp6I

— Rizoma Field School (@RizomaSchool) October 31, 2021

The Woodchip Handbook

Author of The Woodchip Handbook @Ben_Raskin appears on the @Regagroforestry #podcast to talk about the myriad of ways woodchip can be integrated into our #farming methods 🪵: https://t.co/4DxqURipjF

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) September 7, 2021

Author of The Woodchip Handbook & grower @Ben_Raskin shares 3 ways that you can use woodchip at home @SoilAssociation🪵: https://t.co/KV4zmgAVDD

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) September 11, 2021

Beekeeping

Beekeeping (apiculture): Towards self-reliance, poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability https://t.co/gHwAp1vo9x (via https://t.co/WyvZg9FxaN) pic.twitter.com/pWwDI1YYZT

— Post Carbon Institute (@postcarbon) September 10, 2021

Building a Japanese Thatched Roof

Will it last? Yes, and longer than any roof built by modern contractors. When it is taken down the materials are reused or go to the compost. Modern roofs are all destined for the landfill.

— Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) September 2, 2021

Getting Rid of Fruit Flies

How to banish fruit flies for good.https://t.co/pryS0898Y6

— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) August 28, 2021

Using Woodchips

Interested in using #woodchip? Want to know about farmer experiences of using it- highlighted in a project that trialled adding uncomposted vs composted woodchip from on-farm woody resources as a #soilimprover? Visit this page https://t.co/1YJ4ir4UpJ @OrgResCent @SoilAssociation pic.twitter.com/BMsXw6vLKq

— Agricology (@agricology) August 26, 2021

Community Land Trusts

Too often, communities of color that experience new investments report that the changes are a detriment to their lives and benefit newcomers. Community land trusts (CLT) put the needs of current residents at the center of the CLT’s mission. Learn more: https://t.co/Gwp3HjgBJp

— Congress for the New Urbanism (@NewUrbanism) August 4, 2021

What is a Community Land Trust? How is it different from a Conservation Land Trust? Who owns the house and who owns the land?

Get answers to all your basic questions about Community Land Trusts in this article from the CT Mirror:https://t.co/WB4CFaIwKC

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) August 4, 2021

Community Land Trusts

Interested in starting a Community Land Trust, or learning more about them?

You can visit our website to read more about our Community Land Trust Program, access our CLT toolkit and our North American CLT directory!https://t.co/UahaA5G2II

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) June 10, 2021

Return to Tradition and Localism

When lumber prices go up, we dig down. Rammed earth houses can last millennia and are almost always better than 2x4 stick frames anyway. This one in Cabin John, Maryland, is nearly 100 years old and still in perfect condition. pic.twitter.com/Mm4uGdw2uE

— Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) June 7, 2021

A Seed-Saving Project

ICYMI: A national seed-saving project aims to celebrate the genetic diversity of heirloom collards while showcasing their historical importance. https://t.co/sFlBNdVGmF

— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) May 27, 2021

Story of a Family-Owned Business?

When Dave Nelson returned to the farm in 2007, he and his wife had the opportunity to buy a fertilizer and farm equipment company. Thanks to good timing, a focus on relationships and smart branding, that small ag supply company has grown much bigger.https://t.co/picHGOKusP pic.twitter.com/e0MoCZuifV

— Farm Journal (@FarmJournal) May 20, 2021

Something for localists to emulate? Or do we need to be careful about scale still?

Making Vinegar

'As Sandor Katz, the unofficial grandfather of the fermentation movement, puts it concisely in his newest book, Fermentation as Metaphor, “Fermentation is not a fad, it is a fact.”'@voguemagazine speaks to @sandorkraut about the vinegar phenomenonhttps://t.co/Dkg2kkYZDY

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) March 12, 2021

Sourcing RegenAg Produce and Meat and Other RegenAg Links

Having trouble finding local, regeneratively grown produce and meat?

We created a regenerative farm map to make it easier to connect with your local farms! https://t.co/z2qzWElg71

— Regeneration International (@regeneration_in) February 11, 2021

The #FarmGate podcast returns, featuring 2 more of our incredible #farming ambassadors - this time, host @ffinlocostain focuses on #mixedfarming 💚

Tune in to hear @bentheoandrews and @farmandkitchen speak more about life as agroecological farmers 🎧 >https://t.co/5PqvVngEg6 pic.twitter.com/w0LEhRdaBV

— Soil Association (@SoilAssociation) February 10, 2021

Roman Beehive Collecting

How The Romans Collected Beehives In The Wild https://t.co/go1MN5iZLs via @QuintusCurtius

— QuintusCurtius (@QuintusCurtius) February 7, 2021

Year-Round Indoor Salad Gardening

Looking for an easy and quick way to grow your own salad greens? Peter Burke’s YEAR-ROUND INDOOR SALAD GARDENING will help you get started! #diy #gardening #saladgreens pic.twitter.com/jbkbvKmxdS

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) February 6, 2021

Homemade Lard Soap

Homemade Lard Soap: an Antidote to Consumerism https://t.co/40dAWdsK6L pic.twitter.com/87grHVdVM7

— Resilience.org (@buildresilience) February 5, 2021

2021 Homesteaders of America Conference

Are you ready for the 2021 Homesteaders of America conference?! Joel Salatin of @Polyface_Farm is returning this year!!

GET TICKETS HERE ▶️ https://t.co/686i5aWcnm#homesteadersofamerica pic.twitter.com/ChCMVaL0uM

— Homesteaders Of America (@HomesteadersUSA) February 3, 2021

#RegenerativeAgriculture

Following the first ever virtual and global #ORFC earlier this month, we published our review of the event - along with a piece inspired by our own session, Making Small Abattoirs Sustainable:https://t.co/EsIxBfQsB2https://t.co/kDea5tkrnt

— SusFoodTrust (@SusFoodTrust) January 28, 2021

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— American Grassfed (@AmerGrassfed) January 27, 2021

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— American Grassfed (@AmerGrassfed) January 27, 2021

Another book to get?

Ecological #gardener and designer @mattreeswarren shares inspirational design ideas and practical projects to help you create a garden that is both beautiful today and sustainable tomorrow. #ecologicalgardener

Find out more here! https://t.co/OygQTbSOQM pic.twitter.com/MHufzLp6sI

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) January 28, 2021

Books for Future Reference

'Lessons in Resilience: How to Plan a Successful Farm Business'

Excerpt from Leah Penniman's book Farming While Black: https://t.co/HJxhlQobdA

Join Leah tomorrow at Seeding Liberation On The Land!
Register here: https://t.co/SHBbz8MPdx@soulfirefarm @chelseagreen 🐝🌻 pic.twitter.com/BJ7axsOaWg

— Advaya (@advaya_co) January 26, 2021

So looking forward to seeing this book for real. Such a feast of colours and information https://t.co/a3RO0tG36J

— Permaculture Mag (@PermacultureMag) January 22, 2021

FarmED Books: Miraculous Abundance, by Charles & Perinne Hervé-Gruye, reviewed by our Events Coordinator, Sophie Wilkinson. A book that is truly encouraging about the future of our planet - I read it right at the right time! Published by @chelseagreen https://t.co/yIWX1kKqDP pic.twitter.com/u0nt7wEyLg

— FarmED (@RealFarmED) January 22, 2021

Making a Willow Hoop

How to Make a Willow Hoop for Wreath Making https://t.co/bH7sWUFkjw via @YouTube

Did you know we had a YouTube channel, check it out we're going to be posting more videos on crafts and virtual tours.

— Whistlewood Common (@ediblewoods) December 5, 2020