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Factor E Farm Talk:  All are invited to attend a talk on open sourcing eco-technologies and how it might just change the way the world thinks about sustainability and justice. Factor E farmer-scientists, Brittany and Marcin, paid their last electricity bill 3 yrs ago. They get power from waste vegetable oil and the sun. They drink pure free rain water and grow most of their own food.  Learn more about their work to develop a world class research center for decentralization technologies.  
Factor E Farm Talk:  All are invited to attend a talk on open sourcing eco-technologies and how it might just change the way the world thinks about sustainability and justice. Factor E farmer-scientists, Brittany and Marcin, paid their last electricity bill 3 yrs ago. They get power from waste vegetable oil and the sun. They drink pure free rain water and grow most of their own food.  Learn more about their work to develop a world class research center for decentralization technologies.  


Please visit their website at http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/
Please visit their websites:


Join us on Tuesday March 11, 6:30 p.m. in Neff Auditorium
http://blog.opensourceecology.org/
 
http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Overview
 
Join us! Time and place to be announced.
MU Campus, Columbia, MO
MU Campus, Columbia, MO
Sponsored by the Rural Sociology Graduate Student's Association.

Latest revision as of 22:39, 2 July 2013

Factor E Farm Talk: All are invited to attend a talk on open sourcing eco-technologies and how it might just change the way the world thinks about sustainability and justice. Factor E farmer-scientists, Brittany and Marcin, paid their last electricity bill 3 yrs ago. They get power from waste vegetable oil and the sun. They drink pure free rain water and grow most of their own food. Learn more about their work to develop a world class research center for decentralization technologies.

Please visit their websites:

http://blog.opensourceecology.org/

http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Overview

Join us! Time and place to be announced. MU Campus, Columbia, MO