Farm Wiki

Aidan W. noted that we are making a "Farm Wiki" for the 12 Acre Farm, Wales.

>I used to work to keep individuals alive. Now I am working to keep the soil and the planet alive so future generations can live. Plants and animals depend upon the soil. People have destroyed the majority of the soil on the earth. If plants, animals, and people are to survive and thrive we must focus on regenerating soil and placing it in the hands of good stewards.

Soil Stewardship Soil is alive. We must not poison the soil. We must not have the soil blow away or be washed away.

The idea of sub neighborhood level federated wikis immediately struck me as understandable and more actionable than Neighborhood Wikis.

I imagine further subwikis, goat wiki, pig wiki, pasture wiki, etc.

# TO DO:

* [ ] Master Touch GIS

* [ ] Enter geolocations from notes

**JUST STARTED:**

**WORK IN PROCESS:**

* [ ] Farm Sofi

* [ ] Get Kerry's CLD in the FedWiki

* [ ] Meet Aidan's son living in Berlin.

* [ ] Integrate Tetrahedron Ideals Orgs Acts Persons

* [ ] Integrate Beauty Fairness Ecology and Production

* [ ] Integrate Composite Graph capability

* [ ] Integrate Kerry's FAQ's for CLD's

**PENDING:**

* [ ] Questions at time of purchasing a family farm (Aiden to provide questions)

* [ ] Model for conversation about the system of tilling the soil. (Aiden and Kerry to develop.)

* [ ] Get Citizen Science data into FW PGDb.

* [ ] Create Farm Curriculum framework prototype

* [ ] Integrate Touch GIS with FedWiki

* [ ] Integrate each of my Useful Models

* [ ] Integrate Four Nested Questions

* [ ] Document essentials of What is Syntropic Farming?

* [ ] Integrate Collective Action, Ostrom and IAD

* [ ] Make the case of employment of millions of people on small and medium size non-industrial style farms as the way back from the edge of collapse, economic collapse and ecological collapse. Marcus Link's paper.

* [ ] Integrate CLDs into FW

Wikipedia for general information. FedWiki for particular information. The particular is supported by the general when a FedWiki pane contains a Wikipedia site.

# Inspirational farming stories and sites: Wines in Oregon Masara vineyard in Oregon

Cheddar Reservoir from above Cross.