Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@RizomaSchool Here, my illuminated manuscript describing the contribution of Tim Peters to perennial grains development. Tim, a self-taught legend within independent plant-breeding circles, struck me as one of the most remarkable servants to humanity I'd ever met. sapport.scribble.com/Mainpages/timesquiettriumph.htm

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @jeff_bilbro Relatedly, here's a portrait of perennial grains development playing out at the grassroots level in Oregon. Truly captivating, Tim's efforts wedding ostensibly contradictory traits in domesticated and wild grains. For the Eugene-Springfield Permaculture Guild newsletter, 2005.Quoted by@jeff_bilbro Relatedly, here's a portrait of perennial grains development playing out at the grassroots level in Oregon. Truly captivating, Tim's efforts wedding ostensibly contradictory traits in domesticated and wild grains. For the Eugene-Springfield Permaculture Guild newsletter, 2005.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @RizomaSchool 1/2 @brianmclaren Heard you with the 'Faith and Justice Book Group' a few days ago, noting the good news of perennial grains. Yup, 'God's planetary-saving arrival in history' lands as a *co-evolutionary* ontology. Food, a central linchpin of 'incarnation for real' in this regard.Quoted by@RizomaSchool 1/2 @brianmclaren Heard you with the 'Faith and Justice Book Group' a few days ago, noting the good news of perennial grains. Yup, 'God's planetary-saving arrival in history' lands as a *co-evolutionary* ontology. Food, a central linchpin of 'incarnation for real' in this regard.Quoted by@General_JWJ What a superb thread. Thank you. You may be interested in this piece on Tim Peters' fascinating work with perennial food crops, illuminating his very deliberate efforts to positively integrate and synergize 'ostensibly contradictory' traits of domesticated and wild grains.