permaculture

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This course will focus on multiple food growing techniques (food forestry, 
aquaponics, aquaculture, kitchen gardens, market gardens, urban agroforestry, 
container and rooftop gardening, cooperative gardening, making a living from 
gardening, etc), and financial permaculture with an emphasis on practical 
application - strategies for jump starting local economies, sustainable 
marketing strategies, cooperative strategies to increase abundance. We've 
found via surveys that these are two of the biggest concerns people have so 
we're going to focus on delivering some in depth knowledge in each of these 
catagories. 

Permaculture is about using the wisdom of nature to design a truly 
sustainable future.
This course is the career track in permaculture – a comprehensive and in 
depth look at the art and skill of permaculture design in a broad array of 
settings from a single household to community and beyond.  It is a 
professional level course which we hope to have college credits for soon (we 
will info in our newsletter).
Through an interactive mix of lecture, field trips, and hands-on projects, 
you will learn how to garden more effectively, retrofit your built 
environment, create right livelihood, transform your community, and much more.
Come for one weekend or take all six:
        * Permaculture Principles & Design: October 22–23
        * Secrets of the Natural World: November 5-6
        * Growing Food Sustainably & Abundantly: November 12-13
        * The Built Environment & Appropriate Technology: November 19-20
        * Alternative Education & Economics: December 3-4
        * The Power of Community: December 10–11
Students who take the full course will work together in teams to create a 
professional permaculture design and receive professional certification upon 
completion. After the course, The Permaculture Guild will continue to provide 
mentoring, counseling, and support.
Instructor Cory Brennan is a professional permaculture designer and 
co-founder The Permaculture Guild (http://permacultureguild.us). Cory has 
over 20 years of experience working for sustainability and social justice and 
has taught permaculture at Pine Ridge Reservation, Earthship Florida in 
Manetee County, and Tuskegee University, as well as in Miami, Los Angeles, 
and the Tampa Bay area. Her areas of passion and expertise are food forestry, 
community building, and financial permaculture.
This course will also feature guest experts in the fields of native edibles, 
green building, alternative energy, and more.
For more information and to register, please contact:
        * Cory Brennan at cory@permacultureguild.us or 818-731-4706; or
        * Cristy Abbot at cristy.thepermacultureguild@gmail.com or 
727-520-5303.
Or go to permacultureguild.us
The full course is $1,050. Early bird price is $950 if paid before September 
30. Limited student rates, sliding scale, payment plans, and work study 
scholarships are available. Price includes materials, field trip fees, etc.  
If you hear about the course close to the Sept 30 date, contact us for an 
extension on early bird rates. 
Camping and a kitchen with refrigeration will be available onsite.
We distribute course materials early to those who fully pay before the course 
starts.  It is recommended that you do get an early start in studying the 
materials to get the maximum benefit from the course.
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Subject: [permaculture] Getting GMO labeled - November!
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This is an exciting movement; many implications - started in Calif but is 
going national. Protests are only the tip of the iceberg - substantial work 
is done via organizing (a bit of that later in the article). .A step in the 
right direction! If you'd like to support, please consider posting some of 
these links of Facebook, or talk it up, come to an event, write your 
representative, etc. It's nice to see people organizing and fighting back. 
Enough is enough! It's time for the sane people to run things for a while, 
instead of the inmates! :-) 


On January 20th Pamm Larry had an epiphany, as she calls it. Why not have a 
GMO labeling law on the November 2012 ballot in California? She did her 
research, put a website together, and “came out� on March 20—as a 
single voice with a big idea. Within six months, there were about 70 state 
leaders - holding events, showing films, recruiting support, and creating the 
framework for what may become the pivotal vote to usher GMOs out of our food 
supply.

Amber Felts also had an idea—to hold an anti-GMO rally on the steps of the 
state capitol in Denver. She, like Pamm, had never done any such thing. But 
in April this year, nearly 200 people marched on the capitol building as part 
of a week-long campaign of events called “Colorado Says No to GMOs.� Then 
on September 6th, hundreds more rallied at the Boulder Courthouse to oppose 
the planting of GMOs on public lands in the county.

Californian Thurston Williams started “GE-Free Lake County� one year ago. 
Twenty-eight people came to their founding meeting. By leafleting in front of 
supermarkets, sponsoring film showings, hosting a GMO speaker training 
workshop, and staffing a booth at the county fair, their group has grown more 
than 10-fold—and they’ve handed out more than 4000 pieces of literature. 
“People really appreciate what we’re doing,� says Thurston. “When 
they receive the Non-GMO Shopping Guide, they always say thank you, and many 
ask for more.�

Starting on October 1st at a rally in New York City, protesters will march 
past the United Nations headquarters and then on to Washington, D.C., raising 
awareness about the dangerous GMOs in our food and demanding that they be 
labeled. The 16-day journey through 5 states will culminate at an event in 
front of the White House on October 16th, World Food Day. That same Sunday 
will feature rallies and events all over the nation.

There are plenty of other events during October’s Non-GMO Month, supported 
by activists, retailers and manufacturers together. On October 2nd, for 
example, the non-GMO snack food maker Beanitos is helping fuel a rally on the 
steps of the Texas State Capitol in Austin. GMO-Free Washington has several 
events.

For nationwide events throughout Non-GMO Month (October 1-31st):

http://www.nongmomo nth.org/events/ category/ user-submitted- events/2011- 09/

For nationwide World Food Day events (October 16th):

http://www.organicc onsumers. org/monsanto/ wfd-rally- map.cfm

For the Right2Know March (October 1-16th) with events on the East Coast (NYC 
to Washington):

http://www.right2kn owmarch.org/ the-march/ special-events/
And for suggestions of things you can do everyday during Non-GMO Month on 
your own, visit:

http://responsiblet echnology. org/docs/ GMOCalendar. pdf

Organic food companies are organizing, farmers are suing Monsanto, and 
thousands have joined the Institute for Responsible Technology’s Non-GMO 
Tipping Point Network and the Organic Consumers Association’s Millions 
Against Monsanto campaign. Even state legislators are getting into the swing 
of things. About 15 states have introduced some form of GMO labeling 
bills—for crops, for fish, or for rbGH milk.

These are all signs of a blossoming non-GMO revolution. People all over the 
nation are waking up to the reality of GMOs—and then getting active. This 
is the time we’ve been working for, planning for, and hoping for. And now 
we can hardly keep up.

Choosing Non-GMO food sends the message
Although most Americans have for years wanted to avoid GMOs in their diet, 
the difference today is that folks are getting the message that GMOs are very 
unhealthy. They’ve seen the rise of numerous disorders since GMOs were 
introduced in 1996. They’ve seen animal studies showing organ damage, 
toxicity, immune system distress, reproductive problems, and more. And 
they’ve heard about more and more doctors prescribing non-GMO diets. The 
message is becoming loud and clear: “Stop eating GMOs, especially 
children.�

As the number of anti-GMO eaters swell, food companies will take notice. In 
fact they already have. This year, the third fastest-growing health claim on 
food packages sold in grocery stores is “Non-GMO.�

We predict that as soon as the major food companies notice even a slight dip 
in their market share—traced to GMO rejection, that will be the tipping 
point. These companies already removed GMOs from their European brands due to 
consumer rejection there. And everyone in the food industry watched as 
Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Yoplait, Dannon, and most of America’s dairies kicked 
out GM bovine growth hormone. They know that if anti-GMO sentiments get 
traction, it’s time to replace GM ingredients—fast. As little as 5% of US 
shoppers choosing GMOs may be sufficient to tip the scales.

Get involved and have fun changing the world
Working to stop GMO is fun and easy. That’s right: FUN and EASY. It can be 
as simple as sharing articles and videos with your Facebook or email network. 
Or bringing a Non-GMO Shopping Guide to your children’s school or PTA. Or 
loaning books and DVDs to friends. You can also get together with others in 
your area, hold events, show movies, enjoy non-GMO picnics and have fun.

Visit the Non-GMO Shopping Guide website to help you choose healthier non-GMO 
brands. 

Jeffrey Smith

Director

Institute for Responsible Technology

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http://www.rodaleinstitute.org/files/FSTpressrelease.pdf


It would be good to get this into agriculture circles wherever possible.�
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