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Wrote Ray Cirino (from California) [with some editing on my part - KDJ] "All the fires in California are all my fault. I just haven't been able to convince ...

“With my knees in the dirt and my hands busy, I find that gardening and activism are blood relatives,” writes William Rivers Pitt. (Photo: Pixabay) On my kit...

“Ruth Stout, American author, gardener, independent thinker. Born June 14, 1884, died August 22, 1980, Ruth was best known for her “No-Work” gardening books ...

“The problem: farming for money, not food. The mindset of servitude to ‘commerce and industry,’ ignoring all else, is the root of the problem. But industry m...