For Baby Winifred, daughter of Ugandan colleague gofund.me/0fe878b7

From Alfred: "As of now this is to Congo receipt of 545 dollars to help Winnie get the necessary heart surgery. On behalf of winnie I thank all people who donated to this noble cause of saving my daughter" Watch for our updates and... gofundme.com/f/for-baby-win…

I like having friends crazy enough to play soccer in the snow. (From earlier this winter.)

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Looking forward to climate-friendly beef? sustainableag1.podbean.com/e/looking-forw…

An exciting update from Alfred: "Hi Paul, "Take a look at this. We are going for visa interviews on Monday and from there we shall be ready to go. The doctors in India have given a green light. "Will keep you posted.... gofundme.com/f/for-baby-win…

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Presenting a today talk on "Sustainable Landscapes" at the meeting of the American Public Gardens Association. The science and growing impacts of climate change will figure prominently, of course. Andrew Dessler

Single plant alleles can have a community-wide ecological effect (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…). Does this highlight: 1. The potential risks of transgene flow? 2. Promise for single alleles in contributing to restoration of degraded ecosystems? Thoughts?

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I just registered for BAT Thursday Night Summer League , join me! Bluegrass Ultimate bluegrassultimate.org/e/bat-thursday…

Historical Rates of Soil Erosion (transcript of my for the hearing-impaired): listennotes.com/podcasts/quest…

A green roof on the Pittsburgh Convention Center.

Polyculture often doesn't fit US agriculture because of the high cost of labor. But what if robotics made it affordable?

Sunflowers are about the best garden flower. They reseed themselves. Never need watered. No insect or disease problems. Goldfinches love them. And they're really gorgeous on an August morning.

For those in Lexington on the evening of 3 Sep 2022, this will be a fun concert.

Something unexpected here. Report of an assessment across 20 million crop acres in US Midwest. "On average, fields with cover crops saw yield declines of 5.5% for corn and 3.5% for soybeans" 'Healthier soil' more than offset, it seems, by other factors. phys.org/news/2022-11-c…

High yields can contribute to global food security. But they also can help us conserve Earth’s rich biological diversity through land sparing: particularly if producers are incentivized to conserve habitat. Does the food industry talk about this? Sustainable Agriculture Summit #sustagsummit

For Baby Winifred, daughter of Ugandan colleague gofund.me/93e40865