

Category Quick Links
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Pattern
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Seasonal Eating
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Industrial Agriculture
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Seed Sovereignty
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Food Sovereignty
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Gut Health
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Foraging
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Kitchen Garden
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Hunger
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Agroecology
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Heirloom Varieties
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Mulch
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Nutrient Density
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Sector
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Agroforestry
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Fermentation
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Biodiversity
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Ops Card
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Plants
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Seed Bombs
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Sacred Cooking
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Infiltration
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Fit-Test
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Monoculture
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Companion Planting
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Soil-to-Gut Connection
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Seed Saving
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Swale
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Pollination
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Zone
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Polyculture
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Slow Food
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Silvopasture
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Food Miles
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Food Forest
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Ethics
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Gleaning
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Ancestral Diet
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Kitchen as Apothecary
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Seed
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Edible Weeds
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Permaculture
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Greywater Gardens
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Perennial Crops
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Decolonizing the Plate
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Definition
A large-scale, mechanized farming system focused on high yields through monoculture, chemical inputs, and fossil fuel dependence.

Interpretation
Food without soul. Industrial ag feeds the system, not the people. It extracts instead of regenerates, and severs the sacred relationship between grower, eater, and Earth. In permaculture, we grow with life β not against it.

Living Invitation
Choose one food this week grown outside of industrial systems β from a farmerβs market, your own garden, or a regenerative farm.