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@AnarContrarian @sellieyoung @TornadoNate @bgcts @tradistae @guyjames23 @RizomaSchool @MichaelTG09 @csmaje @alancornett Our experience with the Agrarian Sharing Network - now entering a second decade in its current iteration - is that ideological diversity is simply irrelevant to an experiential territory of common concern and conviviality transcending political/religious/cultural divisions.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 17 Dec 2021

How beautiful is friendship forged in the infinitely penetrating natural intelligence of deep diversity work? My goodness, what delight and yes, sweet care, among pan-bioregional pals of the #AgrarianSharingNetwork at our first planning meeting for 2022, this eve. Find us on FB.

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Quoted byRT @AgrarianSharing: Volunteers handling specific responsibilities—seed, scion, rootstock, grafting—gather from across the bioregion to support each propagation fair we support. Here, images from yesterday's event in Mapleton, in Oregon's Coast Range. Today, we're in Oakridge, in the Cascade range.Quoted byVolunteers handling specific responsibilities—seed, scion, rootstock, grafting—gather from across the bioregion to support each propagation fair we support. Here, images from yesterday's event in Mapleton, in Oregon's Coast Range. Today, we're in Oakridge, in the Cascade range.Quoted byRT @AgrarianSharing: Our 100% volunteer-driven initiative hosts seven propagation fairs in Oregon this spring, in: Williams, 3/2/25; Cottage Grove, 3/8/25; Corvallis, 3/15/25; Eugene, 3/22/25, Florence, 3/29/25; Springfield, 4/5/25; and Oakridge, 4/6/25. Come! Join us! Grow your own world!Quoted byOur 100% volunteer-driven initiative hosts seven propagation fairs in Oregon this spring, in: Williams, 3/2/25; Cottage Grove, 3/8/25; Corvallis, 3/15/25; Eugene, 3/22/25, Florence, 3/29/25; Springfield, 4/5/25; and Oakridge, 4/6/25. Come! Join us! Grow your own world!Quoted byRT @AgrarianSharing: @brightabyss Yes. But where and how is this work actually getting done? Locally, for starters. A foundational nexus in this regard? Community collaborations distributing extensive arrays of agro-biodiversity advancing the regeneration of localized food systems or ‘reinhabitory foodsheds’.Quoted byRT @AgrarianSharing: @brightabyss Yes. But where and how is this work actually getting done? Locally, for starters. A foundational nexus in this regard? Community collaborations distributing extensive arrays of agro-biodiversity advancing the regeneration of localized food systems or ‘reinhabitory foodsheds’.Quoted by@brightabyss Yes. But where and how is this work actually getting done? Locally, for starters. A foundational nexus in this regard? Community collaborations distributing extensive arrays of agro-biodiversity advancing the regeneration of localized food systems or ‘reinhabitory foodsheds’.Quoted byWho are we?Quoted byThread 👇