#FARMERS

Ped Advisory Board

SeattlePed

The Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board (SPAB) is excited to see @seattledot and @MayorJenny Durkan following the lead of other cities in creating more open space for people to walk and

Pentti Linkola Stan🌲🐸🍄

luddofisherman

The long awaited next installment in my livestock breed guide: pigs!Breed 1: the duroc pigNotable for their flavorful pork, these reddish pigs are among the oldest commercial pig breeds and

Conor McCabe

CMacCaba

1/ There is a growing perception — a consensus even — that if we look after wages then businesses will be able to pick up where they left off once

mémécosystem services 🚡

yaypurplecheese

[THREAD WARNING]Okay so apparently Dan Barber is in hot water for some high priced vegetable seeds he (read: Cornell) developed that have lower yields so I feel the need to

Ma’at

surimana16

Archaeological evidence shows that education in ancient Egypt was similar to modern education. Images show children seated, and the instructor seated at front in a large desk. In Anc. Egypt

Dr. Yash Patel

scalpel_heals

Here are my 2 cents health care professional on Where did india go wrong in this second SARS-COVID-19 wave : (long thread alert) 1- POOR ANTICIPATION: Afterall, covid is a

Medical Axioms 🇺🇸

medicalaxioms

Before I decide someone is an idiot, I often actually follow through and really consider their idea, approach, or solution to a problem. Come along with me while we examine

CBI

CBItweets

CBI and 70+ trade associations are calling on the UK Government and the EU to cement recent progress into a trade deal. Business needs a deal - with each passing

Flint Dibble 🍖🏺📖

FlintDibble

We often think of life 6,000 years ago as short, nasty, and brutish. The site of Gourimadi reveals how innovative people were at the end of the Stone AgeThis archaeology

Jesse Crall🕊

jessecrall

Political labels get warped to suit whatever argument an individual is making in the moment so trying to solidify them is a fool's errand. Being a fool myself, I'll give

spaghetti the garden wall

sovphie

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MICHAEL PARENTI!his gift to you: a thread of parenti lectures (an invaluable resource if you have any desire to understand the world with the clearest critique, analysis,

Stephen Heyman

steveheyman

My book “The Planter of Modern Life” comes out today! It took me ~5 years to produce a biography of a FARMER that (I hope) feels every bit as

Taylor Pearson

TaylorPearsonMe

The Farmer's FableToday, I’d like to tell you a little story about a farmer named Bill. If you’re not into farming, it just so happens that Bill discovers one of

Lindsey Simmons

LynzforCongress

Yesterday, the House of Representatives voted on the creation of a coronavirus oversight committee.But Republicans don’t want oversight, and thus, the vote fell along party lines.Vicky voted against it too.

Nikki Vousden

oldchurchlover

1/20 Hello everyone. This thread is going to talk about a small community in West Wales (where I live), and efforts to reclaim various elements of its landscape, including a

Nick von Westenholz

nvonwestenholz

Dominic Lawson’s again waded in on the issue of trade policy, food and standards of production. Difficult to discern the thrust of his argument, but I think it is “a