Artists and MusiciansAbout this Custom Collection
Healthy and local is the focus of this special collection around the people who grow and 
bring organic food to local markets and the people who shop at these markets. Topics also include how farmers grow organic food and the quality of our food supply around issues to include local economy, seeding, use of pestisides and fertilisers, water, food security, availability and pricing.
Curated by EarthSayer
Feeding Ourselves, Rich or Poor, Requires Investment by Michael Elliott |
Interview with Michael Elliott CEO of ONE at the 2012 World Bank & International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings. ONE is a grassroots advocacy and campaigning organization with 3M members that fights extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa, by raising public awareness and pressuring political leaders to support smart and effective policies and programs that are saving lives, helping to put kids in school and improving futures. Cofounded by Bono and other campaigners, ONE is nonpartisan and works closely with African activists and policy makers. EarthSayer Michael Elliot |
What is Food Justice by Young Kim
CIW Campaign for Fair Food with Gerardo Reyes-Chavez
Belonging to the Earth by Miguel Santistevan
The Organic Seed Alliance with Frank Morton
Anna and Frances Moore Lappe with Raj Patel
Urban Agriculture and the work of Tania Pulido
Food Machine, American Revealed, PBS
GAIAM One: Agriculture and Sustainaility:
Tracking Food through the Supply Chain to Ensure Quality and Safety by IBM
McDonald's Lettuce Supplier,"Field to Fork" by Dirk Giannini
NASA Science for a Hungry World: Part 4 Food Security
Edible Education by Alice Waters
A Thousand Suns
Volunteers for Organic Farming by Ethan Schaffer
Monsanto wins landmark case in Supreme Court
First Organic Heifer Born at UNH
How to Shop at a Farmers Marketing
Charlottetown Farmers Market
Our Seeds: Seeds Blong Yumi
The Great Recycle 2012 - A project by Honest Tea
Food Safety by Richard Linton
How to Think About Food by Annemarie Colbin
Back to the Start sponsored by Chipotle
A New Farmer Perspective by Jen Henry
Healthy, Local, Fresh: Farmers Markets and Community Wellness
2008 Goldman Prize: Jesus Leon Santos
Earth Focus Interview: Ana Sofia Joanes
Profit: Organic vs. Permaculture Farming by Helen Atthowe
Fairfood Commercial 2010
Nourishing the Planet by Worldwatch
Feeding Ourselves, Rich or Poor, Requires Investment by Michael Elliott
Permaculture in Hawaii with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton
The Future of (Sustainable) Agriculture:1/2:Fred Kirschenmann
Just Eat Organic by Gary Hirshberg
Monsanto vs Percy Schmeiser
Feeding Nine Billion: A Solution to the Global Food Crisis by Dr. Evan Fraser
Sustainability and Wine-making
Seeding Deep Democracy - Vandana Shiva
300M Heads of Lettuce plus Community Building
A Conversation with Anna Lappe (Part I)
TEDxFruitvale - Will Scott - Bring Back Black Farmers
Quest for a Livable City: Portland, Oregon
How to Feed People without Destroying our Environment?
A Threat to Living Communities by Medha Patkar
The Final Day of the March for Rights, Respect and Fair Food
Two Young Farmers by Brandon Mazur
Rising Food Prices - Nearly One Billion Go to Bed Hungry
Growing Farmers by Nathan McFall
Fair Food Code of Conduct by Lucas Benitez
The Cost of Our Long Distance Food System
Meatrix and the Lie We Tell Ourselves by Moopheus
6 Week Volksgarden Test with Hydro Grow's Vertical Light
Increasing support for non-GM seeds for Organic Cotton
Connecting with Food: A Tool for Social Change by Nikki Henderson
Who Brings Us Our Food?
Rethink What You Drink by Seth Goldman
Fair Trade Movie (trailer) by Jamie Moffett
Fresh (Trailer)
Children Feeding Children: A Thousand School Gardens
The Future of (Sustainable) Agriculture— Part 2 of 2
What is BioDynamic Farming? by Paul Dolan
Open-sourced blueprints for civilization by Marcin Jakubowski
Prince Charles Talks Organic Farming on U.S. Visit
About My Life in Organic Farming by Eliot Coleman
Skateboarding Guerrilla Gardener
The Value of Sustainability: Grgich Hills Estate
on Twitter