
Metamodern agrarian | ✝️ apokatastasis | Co-founder of @DoomerOptimism
High Country, NC
Joined May 2009
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Good morning, welcome back to the struggle. The price of love is to crucify yourself daily
There are only three contemporary(ish) authors who I feel compelled to read all of their fiction. They are Wendell Berry, Marilynn Robinson, and Charles Frazier
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I help Midwest landowners (like you) turn your empty pasture into a chestnut orchard that feeds your family - with enough to share.
I can consult on your land, onsite or virtually, and listen to your real story behind your ask. Then I meet your needs and goals with Midwest Memory chestnut seedlings grown in our region.
Seeds have a Memory.
Go with the local/regional nursery and designer guy.
Now is the time to plan, before you hunker down for Winter.
GrowNutTrees.com/chestnut-or…
Trying to decide on the name of the tree nursery I'm planning to start next year, and I've narrowed it down to two. Which do you like more?
54%Foggy Valley
46%Tangled Roots
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Randomly meet a fellow grasslands enthusiast at a climate conference and instantly tapped @pclarkallen to co-host an episode with me. It's a really great ecology episode for those of you who care about regeneration!
DO 314 - Southeastern Grasslands Institute with Dwayne Estes and @pclarkallen @RizomaSchool
And by which do you like more I mean which one would be more likely to attract you to my website to buy some trees hehe
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DO 314 - Southeastern Grasslands Institute with Dwayne Estes and @pclarkallen @RizomaSchool
This Spring I'll be growing chestnut trees from seeds with increasing percentages of American genetics, some around 33%, some around 50%, some around 85%, and perhaps even some at 100%.
I'll be planting several on my land, but perhaps also be offering some for sale. Stay tuned
High water mark from the storm. Could have been worse, during Helene my whole field to the left became a river



















