Most Read This Week In Agriculture

[close] Ladies in the boonies discussing rural literature, fiction and non, cooking, gardening, blah blah etc.

[close] A part time book club, part time therapy session where we break down non-fiction and fiction books on an assortment of environmental topics. Including; sustainability, indigenous knowledge, land & animal conservation, action & movements, agriculture, biographies, environmental engineering, food science & recipes, related fiction, and more! "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." - Dr. Seuss

[close] The Plant-Based Nation Book Club was established in the summer of 2019 after club founder, Tabitha H., presented at a vegan outreach event in Allentown, New Jersey. The event was a vegan barbecue, open to new vegans and veg-curious folks in the community. Tabitha observed that there was a need for more veg-curious friendly events for new vegans or for carnist individuals looking to learn more about the vegan and plant-based lifestyle. This book club is open to all readers who share an interest in the following topics: veganism, plant-based living, health, wellness, activism, animal welfare, social psychology, environmental concerns, climate change, family living, animal guardianship, etc. This online club is free to join.

[close] Starting on December 1st and lasting through December 21st, Erik Marcus will lead a discussion of his book Meat Market: Animals, Ethics, & Money. We'll explore different approaches to advocating for vegan living and animal protection, and give considerable attention to possibilities surrounding the dismantlement of animal agribusiness. This group will feature participation by some of the best known advocates in the animal protection movement. It'll be a great opportunity for both beginning and long-time advocates to communicate with others who are passionate about animal protection, while discussing approaches that can lead to greater personal effectiveness.