Tuesday, November 30, 2004

Co-operatives / Empowerment

Promoting Cultures of Learning for Positive Social Change
WEB Reference, Nov. 2004 (The Catalyst Centre) - The Catalyst Centre is a non-profit worker co-op. Our legal name is "The One-Stop Pop-ed Shop Worker Co-op". We are proud to support workplace democracy through worker co-ops! Visit our website: http://www.catalystcentre.ca/. Or visit our friends at the Ontario Worker Co-op Federation to learn more.

Exemplary Resources / Self-reliance

Appropriate Technology Sourcebook
WEB Reference, Nov. 25, 2004 (Village Earth) - The Appropriate Technology Sourcebook reviews 1,150 of the best books on appropriate technology. Most of the books reviewed in the sourcebook are available as a collection in the AT Library on CD-ROM or Microfiche formats. http://www.villageearth.org/atnetwork/atsourcebook/index.htm .

MicroEnterprise/ AT / Exemplary Resources

Cooperating & Sharing
WEB Reference, Nov. 25, 2004 (Sustainable Village) - 10,000+ Appropriate Technology products in one catalog. Click here to learn how to download all or part of The Sustainable Village product catalog. This is an invaluable reference tool for all renewable energy, sustainable development and micro-enterprise projects worldwide. http://www.sustainablevillage.com/resources/_resources.html.

Self-guided Farming / Passions

A Beginner's Guide to Farming
WEB Reference, Nov. 25, 2004 (Farm Folk / City Folk) - New FarmĀ® dreams DO come true. Maybe not the way you thought they would. But with planning, persistence and a little luck it is possible to get started in farming today. New FarmĀ® columnists Melanie and George Devault tell their own story. http://www.newfarm.org/depts/beginning_farmers/0103/devault_story.shtml.

Business Ideas / EcoJobs / Food Security

The Ultimate Small Business for Home Business Entrepreneurs.
WEB Resource, Nov. 25, 2004 (MetroFarm) - Abraham Lincoln said, "The greatest fine art of the future will be the making of a comfortable living from a small parcel of land." That future is today with metropolitan agriculture. Consider the numbers: Where the average acre of farmland in Iowa earns $322, the average acre within the city limits of San Francisco earns $123,000 (Census of Agriculture). You can earn up to eight times the average personal income on as little as one acre of land. You can be male or female, old or young, married or single. You can lease, own, or rent. You can succeed with small fruits on prairie beach lands, house plants in coastal valleys, flowers on steep wooded hillsides, vegetables in city greenbelts and ornamentals in neighborhoods of million dollar homes. For details, read Michael Olson's definition of metropolitan agriculture and his book "MetroFarm". Sign up for our free weekly newsletter. Tune in to the Food Chain Radio program, and participate in our online Forum. .

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