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Richard Heinberg's MuseLetter: The Food and Farming Transition

An excellent article from Richard Heingberg – it’s quite long but well worth reading: The only way to way avert a food crisis resulting from oil and natural gas price hikes and supply disruptions while also reversing agriculture’s contribution to

Organic College 3 November 20084 October 2009 Other News, Sustainability Read more

Compost: Update

Composting is one of the cornerstones of Organic Growing. We have just updated all the resources on compost in the Essential Organics course so you might like to have a look there for some comprehensive information on how to make

Organic College 20 October 20084 October 2009 General, Other News Read more

Diversity and Importance of Earthworms

Scientists have found that the UK and Ireland’s common or garden earthworms are far more diverse than previously thought, a discovery with important consequences for agriculture. Here’s a great video made by the biologists who made the discovery:

Organic College 17 October 20084 October 2009 Other News, Sustainability Read more

Soil Association Apprentice Scheme

The Soil Association in the UK is officially launching its Organic Apprenticeship Scheme. Might anybody be inerested in something similar for Ireland? Details of the Soil Association Scheme.

Organic College 17 October 20084 October 2009 General, Other News Read more

Scramble for allotment plots as veg growing booms

Sales of herbs, fruit and vegetable plants soar by 66% in past six years THE recession has led to long waiting lists for public allotments as rising food prices prompted increasing numbers to grow their own fruit and veg. Link

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Organic College on RTE Farmweek!

Last week the college was featured on RTE’s Farmweek radio program. You can listen to the show below: [podcast]http://organiccollege.com/wp-content/uploads/farmweek-20080919-organic-college.mp3[/podcast]Download mp3 file

Organic College 1 October 20081 October 2008 College News, General Read more

Organic College on RTE Farmweek!

Last week the college was featured on RTE’s Farmweek radio program. You can listen to the show below: [podcast]http://organiccollege.com/wp-content/uploads/farmweek-20080919-organic-college.mp3[/podcast]Download mp3 file

Organic College 1 October 20084 October 2009 College News Read more

Meat must be rationed to prevent climate change

Meat must be rationed to four portions a week, says report on climate change • Study looks at food impact on greenhouse gases • Return to old-fashioned cooking habits urged * Juliette Jowit, The Guardian, Tuesday September 30 2008 Link

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Lessons from the soil – by Richard Heinberg

An excellent article by Richard Heinberg It’s hard to learn much or do much about sustainability without getting your hands dirty. Link to original article or read it here by clicking below:

Organic College 30 September 20084 October 2009 Growing, Other News, Sustainability Read more

Celebrate Organic Week

Organic Week is on it’s way. This year Bord Bia have decided to run the event earlier and it will fall between the 15th and 21st of September. This means that it will co-inside with Organic Fortnight in the UK,

Organic College 9 September 20084 October 2009 General, Other News Read more
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