-
Flickr Photos



More Photos Twitter Updates
Error: Please make sure the Twitter account is public.
Blogroll
- Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
- Blog for Rural America
- Center for Rural Strategies
- Chartreuse Blog
- City Farmer (BC)
- Cosy Makes
- Daily Yonder
- Farm Aid Blog
- Flying Tomato Farms (SD)
- Food and Faith
- Green Digs Blog (SD)
- High Hopes Gardens (IA)
- In My Kitchen Garden
- Kansas Sampler Foundation
- Nebraska Rural Living
- Prairie Coteau Farm (SD)
- Pretty Bird Woman House (SD)
- Reimagine Rural (SD)
- RIPPLE
- Rurban Ramblings
- Soul of the Community
- South Dakota Magazine
- The MinusCar Project (SD)
- The Rural Blog
- The Rural Populist
- The Rurban Fringe
-
Top Posts
Categories
-
Blog Stats
- 45,400 hits
Category Archives: Green Praxis
South Dakota’s Getting Fresh
Rebecca at Flying Tomato Farms tipped me off in February that work was afoot to bring a “Buy Fresh Buy Local” campaign to South Dakota. Well, now it’s official. My husband and I finally became members of Dakota Rural Action … Continue reading
Speaking of Green Building…
Spring isn’t the only reason South Dakota’s getting greener these days. The folks at Koch Hazard Architects in Sioux Falls have just inaugurated a new blog about sustainable building and renovation. Green Digs Blog promises to keep up the “discussions … Continue reading
Posted in Green Praxis
Tagged events, green building, plain green conference, South Dakota, sustainability blog
2 Comments
New Food Co-op Forming
I just found the website of the newly forming food co-op in Brookings. If memory serves me, Brookings had a co-op way back when my family first moved to town in 1979. I have vague memories of my mom stopping … Continue reading
Weekend Diversions
Sunday and next week promise better weather, but for now we have a few new inches of heavy, wet snow to contend with. I won’t be back in the garden until everything melts and dries up a bit (clear and … Continue reading
Posted in Green Praxis
Tagged economic development, Monsanto, native plants, organic gardening, relocalization
Leave a comment
The Greenest Building Is One That Already Exists
Richard Moe, President of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, recently explained why restoring this historic building in downtown Madison, SD, is more sustainable than tearing it down and starting from scratch (and no, that’s not an April Fool’s joke!).
Posted in Green Praxis
Tagged climate change, green buildings, green construction, historic preservation
6 Comments
Project Sustainability
“Project Sustainability @ SDSU,” South Dakota State’s new student organization dedicated to sustainability and social responsibility, has a website on the way. Until then, their main web presence is a Facebook page. If you’re on Facebook, click here to locate … Continue reading
SD Green Feature: Flying Tomato Farms, Part 3
Continuing with my interview with Rebecca Terk of Flying Tomato Farms. Click here for Part 1. Click here for Part 2. Could you describe a bit about your work with the Vermillion Area Farmers Market board? I am heading into … Continue reading
SD Green Feature: Flying Tomato Farms, Part 2
Continuing with my interview with Rebecca Terk of Flying Tomato Farms. Click here for Part 1. How did Flying Tomato Farms get its start? I started out growing and selling produce on a larger scale in 2003. I had grown … Continue reading