Biodynamic treechange (homesteading)

Forums and Yahoo Groups - a fun way to tap a huge knowledge base

Regular readers here will know that I'm a member of quite a few internet groups and forums, and find them an excellent source of knowledge.

Whether it's just by 'lurking' and only viewing what's being commented on, or actively participating in the discussion by contributing comments, there's much to be gained by communicating with a whole range of people all over the world who are doing similar things to you. The format allows you to ask what you think are the most basic questions without fear of ridicule, knowing that someone out there has an answer.

You get to choose your level of engagement to, by either reading the posts on each groups website, or by being sent emails of the posts, either singularly or as a daily digest. (Isn't technology amazing?)

Soil and health's true Samaritan

One of many the things that I love about the Internet and World Wide Web is the ease with which we can now access information on such a broad range of topics, and the width and breadth of material that can be sourced. It has brought a massive library to the fingertips, studies and libraries of those of us lucky enough to be able to access it. (No, here is not the time to mention information overload.)

However, my jaw hit the floor when I came across what Steve Solomon has created with the Soil and Health Library.