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Monthly Archives: March 2013
When food is more than nutrition…
This is my 29th article in the Mercury Food and Wine supplement. Last week I, along with fellow columnist Nompumelelo Mqwebu, had the pleasure of being invited to an innovative pop up dinner hosted by pianist and Steinway artist, Christopher … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Lifestyle, Mercury Food and Wine articles
Tagged food, nutrition, organic, philosophy, south african food
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All watched over by machines of loving grace
This video is worth watching. It challenges the romantic view of classical ecology. The central message for me is that change is everything and that our worldview has to be constantly open to change. http://vimeo.com/47441493#
Posted in Environment, Nature
Tagged ecological methodology, ecology, environment, nature, philosophy, sustainable
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Restoring our grasslands
Take the time to view this TED talk by Alan Savoury on Holistic Management. It challenges the current orthodoxy, that paints grazing animals as a negative influence on the environment. This is bio-mimicry in action. One of the key methodologies … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, farming
Tagged animals, ecological methodology, environment, farming, grass farmer, livestock, nature, organic, organic farm, organic farming, sustainable
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Chameleon
I thought I would show these two photos as a follow up to my Nature and nurture post. I picked rocket and herbs for a salad yesterday and while putting the salad together this little guy popped out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, farming, Nature
Tagged animals, ecological methodology, environment, ethics, farming, gardening, herbicides, nature, organic, organic farm, pesticides
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