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Marcin: /* See Also */

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Marcin at 23:54, 12 February 2015

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	'''Open Source Agroecology''' (OSA) is an an open source collaborative development platform associated with the Open Source Ecology project and combines permaculture and open source equipment.		'''Open Source Agroecology''' (OSA) is an an open source collaborative development platform associated with the Open Source Ecology project and combines permaculture and open source techniques + equipment.

	Open Source Agroecology is a system for carrying out agriculture where open source equipment is used to assist in integrated agriculture operations. It is an extension of permaculture which explicitly addresses the need for appropriate equipment in successful regeneration of food-producing systems.		Open Source Agroecology is a system for carrying out agriculture where open source equipment is used to assist in integrated agriculture operations. It is an extension of permaculture which explicitly addresses the need for appropriate equipment in successful regeneration of food-producing systems.

Marcin: /* Vision Statement */

2012-09-15T13:51:31Z

Vision Statement

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	''The aim is to not only heal the land immediately within reach, but to enable others to begin healing their land all over the world. In such a way, large-scale bioremediation and ecosystem restoration can take effect in a grand scale that creates abundance for all organisms sharing the world. At Factor e Farm we aim to produce a template for a ~~subsistent~~ food system, that is replicable, scalable, and adaptive for anyone looking to live off of their land using low-cost materials and sustainable practices, enabling them to be autonomous in terms of food, fiber, and fuel.''		''The aim is to not only heal the land immediately within reach, but to enable others to begin healing their land all over the world. In such a way, large-scale bioremediation and ecosystem restoration can take effect in a grand scale that creates abundance for all organisms sharing the world. At Factor e Farm we aim to produce a template for a [[Neosubsistent]] food system, that is replicable, scalable, and adaptive for anyone looking to live off of their land using low-cost materials and sustainable practices, enabling them to be autonomous in terms of food, fiber, and fuel.''

	Developing Open Source Agroecology will provide the information necessary to empower anyone who wants to be independent of the global food system, employ responsible land stewardship, and eat good food! In conjunction with the GVCS, a set of agricultural resources (living gene bank, livestock, etc) will be used as an "inoculant" for agricultural endeavors aimed towards producing a diverse, year-round diet along with other resources.		Developing Open Source Agroecology will provide the information necessary to empower anyone who wants to be independent of the global food system, employ responsible land stewardship, and eat good food! In conjunction with the GVCS, a set of agricultural resources (living gene bank, livestock, etc) will be used as an "inoculant" for agricultural endeavors aimed towards producing a diverse, year-round diet along with other resources.

Gabrielle LeBlanc: /* Vision Statement */

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-At Factor e Farm we aim to produce a template for a subsistent food system, that is replicable, scalable, and adaptive for anyone looking to live off of their land using low-cost materials and sustainable practices, enabling them to be autonomous in terms of food, fiber, and fuel.
+''The aim is to not only heal the land immediately within reach, but to enable others to begin healing their land all over the world.  In such a way, large-scale bioremediation and ecosystem restoration can take effect in a grand scale that creates abundance for all organisms sharing the world.  At Factor e Farm we aim to produce a template for a subsistent food system, that is replicable, scalable, and adaptive for anyone looking to live off of their land using low-cost materials and sustainable practices, enabling them to be autonomous in terms of food, fiber, and fuel.''
 == See Also ==

Gabrielle LeBlanc at 00:48, 24 July 2012

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	<cite>We are proposing the integration of perennial agriculture, living [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_bank gene bank], [http://www.wikinvest.com/concept/Open_Source open source equipment], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agroecology agroecology] – or what we call open source agroecology - towards a replicable package of providing healthy, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_food local food] for everybody. We propose community supported production as a means of linking the urban and rural landscapes in a mutual inter-independence for providing food, biofuels, lumber, and other products. Can this become a viable and mainstreamable model for providing needs from local resources? What items of local production can be included in this? If our program is insufficient, what are we missing?</cite>		<cite>We are proposing the integration of perennial agriculture, living [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_bank gene bank], [http://www.wikinvest.com/concept/Open_Source open source equipment], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agroecology agroecology] – or what we call open source agroecology - towards a replicable package of providing healthy, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_food local food] for everybody. We propose community supported production as a means of linking the urban and rural landscapes in a mutual inter-independence for providing food, biofuels, lumber, and other products. Can this become a viable and mainstreamable model for providing needs from local resources? What items of local production can be included in this? If our program is insufficient, what are we missing?</cite>

			=Vision Statement=

			At Factor e Farm we aim to produce a template for a subsistent food system, that is replicable, scalable, and adaptive for anyone looking to live off of their land using low-cost materials and sustainable practices, enabling them to be autonomous in terms of food, fiber, and fuel.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Sigmund Petersen: /* See Also */ Broken link

2012-03-29T09:01:57Z

Kardan: added explanation from Open Source Agroecology, see also the Discussion

2011-12-17T04:57:45Z

added explanation from Open Source Agroecology, see also the Discussion

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			{{Category=Food and Agriculture}}
			'''Open Source Agroecology''' (OSA) is an an open source collaborative development platform associated with the Open Source Ecology project and combines permaculture and open source equipment.

			Open Source Agroecology is a system for carrying out agriculture where open source equipment is used to assist in integrated agriculture operations. It is an extension of permaculture which explicitly addresses the need for appropriate equipment in successful regeneration of food-producing systems.

			The food infrastructure for a resilient community is dedicated to the provision of integrated food-fiber-fuel systems for advanced civilization and resilient communities and aims to demonstrate a best-practice system for feeding 100-200 people with a core team of 4 agricultural generalists, or Open Source Agroecologists. The difference between our work and other work on food systems is that we are interested in an explicit goal of :
			# a full-diet, local, year-round food system
			# economic feasibility for feeding 100-200 people with the stewardship of 4 people by using high, appropriate technology equipment
			# distributive economic nature of the venture – in that enterprise documentation and replication assistance for the enterprise is available.

			<cite>We are proposing the integration of perennial agriculture, living [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_bank gene bank], [http://www.wikinvest.com/concept/Open_Source open source equipment], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agroecology agroecology] – or what we call open source agroecology - towards a replicable package of providing healthy, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_food local food] for everybody. We propose community supported production as a means of linking the urban and rural landscapes in a mutual inter-independence for providing food, biofuels, lumber, and other products. Can this become a viable and mainstreamable model for providing needs from local resources? What items of local production can be included in this? If our program is insufficient, what are we missing?</cite>

			== See Also ==

			* [[Community Gene Bank]]
			* updates on [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/category/agri-culture/ agri-culture] in the blog
			* [http://www.worldtruthtoday.com/gracemj/2011/04/26/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Open Source Ecology: Permaculture and Local Food Systems], worldtruthtoday.com
			* [http://truth11.com/2011/04/28/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Video lecture] by Marcin Jakubowski on truth11
			* [http://veggievigor.com/ veggievigor.com] - example of OSA


	[[Category:Research]]		[[Category:Research]]
	~~[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]~~

Marshall Smith at 23:23, 19 August 2011

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Syk0 saje at 09:02, 3 May 2011

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Conor: Blanked the page

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	~~{{Site header}}~~

	~~[[Open Source Agroecology]] ([[OSA]])~~

	~~[[Permaculture]] and technology for ecology.~~

	~~Includes replicable, open source, optimized agricultural techniques and the replicable, open source technology needed to implement advanced permacultural techniques.~~


	~~[[Category:Global Village Construction Set]]~~

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	* [[Community Gene Bank]]		* [[Community Gene Bank]]
	* updates on [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/category/agri-culture/ agri-culture] in the blog		* updates on [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/category/agri-culture/ agri-culture] in the blog
	* [http://www.worldtruthtoday.com/gracemj/2011/04/26/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Open Source Ecology: Permaculture and Local Food Systems], worldtruthtoday.com (Broken)
	* [http://truth11.com/2011/04/28/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Video lecture] by Marcin Jakubowski on truth11		* [http://truth11.com/2011/04/28/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Video lecture] by Marcin Jakubowski on truth11
	* [http://veggievigor.com/ veggievigor.com] - example of OSA		* [http://veggievigor.com/ veggievigor.com] - example of OSA

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	* [[Community Gene Bank]]		* [[Community Gene Bank]]
	* updates on [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/category/agri-culture/ agri-culture] in the blog		* updates on [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/category/agri-culture/ agri-culture] in the blog
	* [http://www.worldtruthtoday.com/gracemj/2011/04/26/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Open Source Ecology: Permaculture and Local Food Systems], worldtruthtoday.com		* [http://www.worldtruthtoday.com/gracemj/2011/04/26/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Open Source Ecology: Permaculture and Local Food Systems], worldtruthtoday.com (Broken)
	* [http://truth11.com/2011/04/28/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Video lecture] by Marcin Jakubowski on truth11		* [http://truth11.com/2011/04/28/open-source-ecology-permaculture-and-local-food-systems/ Video lecture] by Marcin Jakubowski on truth11
	* [http://veggievigor.com/ veggievigor.com] - example of OSA		* [http://veggievigor.com/ veggievigor.com] - example of OSA