Well, where to begin, everything seems like a haze right now. On October the 6th 2013 our long time companion and best friend Sappho died. LITERALLY the reason that FutureFarming.org exists was to provide a safe farm environment for our dog, Read More …
Author: Ken
Toxic Chemicals Found in Thousands of Children's Products
The study, called Chemicals Revealed, identified over 5000 children’s products such as clothing, car seats and personal care products that include developmental or reproductive toxins and carcinogens. “The data shows store shelves remain full of toxic chemicals that we know are Read More …
The Beginning of a Forest – Starts Here…The Carbonwood Project
Heres a great idea from Central America Carbonwood Project | Central America The Carbonwood Project practices “transformational agriculture” by acquiring marginal unproductive land, planting, managing and harvesting non-food source biomass to produce biofuels. They will plant, manage and harvest a Read More …
Fiat Goes “Into the Green” On Worldwide VIP Tour Debut of All Electric 500e
Its finally here, the 111-horsepower electric-drive motor with 147 pound-feet of torque and its 24 kWh, all so that it can provide the estimated range of “more than 80 miles” on the 15-inch Firehawk GT low-rolling resistance tires. Fiat says Read More …
Take Control of Your Home’s Air Quality
Mold, dander, pollen! As an allergy suffer myself there are many things I must do to protect myself, but even if you do not have allergies, you need to be aware of the particulate matter and other pollutants you and your children Read More …
FutureFarming.Org is Home!
FutureFarming.Org has just purchased its new home base. It’s a small 1500 square ft cabin style home on 10 acres which will serve as home to the director Ken Keplinger and his co-director wife Erin Severs. This building will also serve as Read More …
Nerd gardening: use an arduino micro controller and sensors to perfect nature.
We here at FutureFarming.Org are working to use the Ardunio Microcontroller to create an affordable sensor. A series of sensors would help gardeners know what they need to add or subtract (organically of course) with less mistakes and no doing Read More …
RelayRides: A Pollution Solution
So I have written several times before about the pitfalls of being a bike rider in a big city. Often there are not bike lanes, traffic is rude, or worse dangerous, and the weather tends not to co-operate. The Read More …
What Does The Public Think Of Environmental Concerns?
By: Keith Barrett Environmental concerns are often in the news and often aired by celebrities and the public. However, the environment is a broad term and covers everything from global warming through to the quality of the air that we Read More …
A New Purdue University Study Reconfirms: Pesticides Kill Bees!
A new USDA funded study performed by Purdue University verifies what many environmentalists have long alleged and several groups of scientists have proven. The massive beehive die-offs known as Colony Collapse Disorder are linked to factory farms and pesticides. In Read More …