
Offline weekend – part 2.
“This is the longest power out I’ve experienced in Sweden”, Anna says. She is heading down to the lake, armed with a hatchet, to get
“This is the longest power out I’ve experienced in Sweden”, Anna says. She is heading down to the lake, armed with a hatchet, to get
“We have finally Internet! Don’t expect to see us this weekend“, we write jokingly into our village WhatsApp group. The fun actually lasts 20 minutes.
This was it. I had just finished books on market gardening and my first Holistic Management training, and wanted to do something while still living in
I spend the last 5 weeks harvesting vegetables, in few sunny, mostly misty rainy mornings. Why? To learn something new and get an inside into
„What are you currently working on?“ Good question. I guess our direct work revolves around regenerative agriculture and supporting farmers and teams in their transition
What actually is Holistic Management? The thought crosses my mind while sitting in the field and harvesting vegetables. As I still get asked this question,
This morning, everything feels different. Well, not everything. Something and something significant. The last weeks have been a sequence of ups and downs. For feelings
Four days, six people. Mostly manual work. Preserving what can be preserved as cuts, ground beef, glass-jar-meat, tallow, jelly, and broth. The house smells like
I look at my headphones. It takes me now two hands to put them on. One ear pad has become loose. Well, it fell off.
We are driving to Sweden, long hours behind and some before us. Hours sprinkled with stops along lakes, coffee breaks underneath pine trees, and sing-a-longs
Regenerative agriculture is loud! Better and faster solutions, technologies, tools, and convincing outcomes. More and more are part of it and less against it. How
I have an envelope. It’s a bit battered and held together by a rubber band, sticky notes all around. The top reads “For Joy and