photo by Richard Roth
Wilson Landing Road orchards exemplify problems with conventional ag practices.
by Richard Roth
posted Oct. 27
Adaptive agriculture is one of the greatest tools humans have for solving the problem of global warming. A big ticket — true, but in an age where cow burps and farts have become the vapor of hot debates all around the world, it is time to take a reflective examination of the “what, when, how, where, and who” of natural resource management in our homes and greater communities. And then encourage implementation of corrective adaptation quickly.
In a time of radical climate change, we must consider radical change in land use management when considering such things as formation of the Tuscan Water District.