And a number of us at the GoT in Portugal felt that a good way forward was to have more gatherings more locally, so hearing of what's happening in your corner is heartwarming. Here's a question... how can we share the knowledge and experience that comes out of these events in a way that enriches us all, allows us to build on each others experience, do things even more fruitfully? Is there any kind of framework, of scaffolding, that can help this kind of communication?
There is definitely space for a more formal methodology for this. Right now, just getting people organizing BioRegionally, and using the Internet to research what has been done, and sharing what we do is a good start.
I've seen a few groups trying to build a custom AI that drinks in this sort of information to provide more scoped advice. It will be interesting to see where their work goes.
I know for OACC, the documentation and digitization process is picking up now. I will be helping them with that, and will keep in mind how we might generalize it to make it even more useful and accessible.
Yeah, it is pretty great. Unfortunately, I do not know of anything similar there. That doesn't mean there isn't though. Maybe try asking around the local farmer's markets when they start back up again?
I have also recently been made aware of https://farmfresh247.com/ (which I think I'll be putting in a list on the "Replace Amazon" post).
And a number of us at the GoT in Portugal felt that a good way forward was to have more gatherings more locally, so hearing of what's happening in your corner is heartwarming. Here's a question... how can we share the knowledge and experience that comes out of these events in a way that enriches us all, allows us to build on each others experience, do things even more fruitfully? Is there any kind of framework, of scaffolding, that can help this kind of communication?
So glad to hear that, and so glad to share!
There is definitely space for a more formal methodology for this. Right now, just getting people organizing BioRegionally, and using the Internet to research what has been done, and sharing what we do is a good start.
I've seen a few groups trying to build a custom AI that drinks in this sort of information to provide more scoped advice. It will be interesting to see where their work goes.
I know for OACC, the documentation and digitization process is picking up now. I will be helping them with that, and will keep in mind how we might generalize it to make it even more useful and accessible.
Love the little farm concept. Do you know of anything similar in the Columbia , MO area?
Yeah, it is pretty great. Unfortunately, I do not know of anything similar there. That doesn't mean there isn't though. Maybe try asking around the local farmer's markets when they start back up again?
I have also recently been made aware of https://farmfresh247.com/ (which I think I'll be putting in a list on the "Replace Amazon" post).
Thank you!