Author: Blake Ketchum
The Fukuokan Dream and Dashed Hopes in the US
In Japan, a man named Masanobu Fukuoka made balls out of mud and lots of seeds. He threw them around and they grew abundantly. A friend of his wrote a book about his success, which appeals to the American desire for easy ways to get a big payoff. Fukuoka and…
Make your own colored seed balls!
As exciting as seed balls can be, they can appear a wee-bit drab. Here’s a quick and simple way to color your own seed balls from easy to find groceries. Supplies dry soil-based seed balls (purchase or make your own) milk (dairy, almond, and soy all work well) corn starch…
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Why Green Gifts are Important for our Kids
Giving is a universal expression of love and affection. Even many animals are known to give and share resources and affection. We give to our children expressing love, support, and to provide opportunities for fun and growth. Green gifts represent a deep hope, and also an honest admission to our children. Our…
