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Having trouble telling real from fake? Wish there were less Making A Killing and more Making a Living? And what will happen when the Great Fiduciary in the Sky breaks bread with Mother Earth? .Dive into the third installment of AHA! for more

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. so they ramped up the bottling and pasteurization operation on the farm and put out a call to their community. Before long, there was a line of cars.". 👉🏾

"As I sat down to write this article, a story appeared on CNN about the Whoa Nellie Farm in Acme, PA. I had no choice but to start the article with them because when, due to covid-19 supply chain disruptions, the farm’s milk processor stopped purchasing their milk . .

.@RootsofChange's latest podcast features Slow Money founder @WoodyTasch. The 2-part conversation covers the growth of #slowmoney investment clubs and Woody's latest book, Soil: Notes Towards the Theory and Practice of Nurture Capital. Listen here =>

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Previously people talked about soil quality. But the problem with the term, “quality,” is it can apply to a watch or a car, but you don’t have a healthy watch or healthy car because they aren’t alive. Once you assign the term health to the soil, you make it clear that it's alive.

"With @SlowMoney and the 2Forks Club, the lending criterion was based on my preparation, knowledge, character, and vision, and not just a credit score and adjusted gross income." Read more >

"At a time when the real is being threatened by the fake, nothing is more important than zooming back in to where we live." Read more >

"I am convinced that #breadfruit has more potential to address #foodsecurity than does any other crop in #Hawaii, where we import about 90% of what we eat. Developing our local small-chain food supply is truly essential in overcoming this staggering figure.".

"I can’t tell you how many folks I hear from who don’t want to invest in the military or sweatshops or tobacco or gambling or nuclear power, and now there’s a whole new wave of folks who are adding fossil fuel to the list." Read more >

Vermont friends, this is just a friendly reminder that you're invited to join Slow Money founder @WoodyTasch tonight from 6:00–7:30 p.m. at @ShelburneFarms!

New York friends: We invite you to join Slow Money founder @WoodyTasch on Thursday, June 14th at @StoneBarns! Learn more and RSVP -->

"Our philosophy is to bring the right type of capital to companies that understand the land stewardship practices needed to create healthy soil. Some will say it’s not an institutional investment approach and will never scale. But that’s the idea."

"The modern economy has created 2,043 billionaires; 3 billion people have come to own smart phones in a little more than a decade; yet this momentum of wealth creation & consumerism prevents us from responding to the most fundamental crises of our time."

"There is not an ounce of innovation going toward alternative food systems because companies that are on top are creating a slightly better version of what we have now. Like creating more fuel-efficient cars instead of going toward electric vehicles."

Glynn Lloyd, founder of @cityfreshfoods and @ufiboston, shares his experience bringing #urbanfarming to Boston and envisions a new path and future of what is possible with small-scale farming