The Fertile Land
The new country was fertile and unblemished when the first Europeans landed on what was to become the American shores.
Environmental Future
Humans have a history of being wasteful and neglectful to the environment only to suit our own needs.
Feeding The Hungry
Feeding the world’s hungry is a goal that can be attained with programs to teach farmers in poor countries how to fertilize depleted soil and produce larger crops.
Top Five Unexplained Mysteries of the World
Novelists always say that the science in the world right now is at a low level. I agree, let me give you some evidence. Here is my list of Top five unexplained mysteries in the world, let’s have a look and guess how many years later scientists can give them an answer.
The Coal Industry Said What?
Global warming is with us and our government is doing basically nothing about something that should be our first priority.
Using Science to Discover the Crops of the Past
A short explanation of how we investigate what crops were used in the past.
The Columbian Exchange, Population Growth, and the Industrial Revolution
What are these terms, and how are they connected to each other?
Ancient Egyptian Farming
Agriculture was essential to life in Ancient Egypt. The Ancient Egyptian civilization depended on farmers and their plentiful harvests for their wealth.
Candlemas and the Land Ceremonies Charm
A brief look at the history of Candlemas, St. Brigit’s Day, and Imbolc followed by an overview of the Anglo-Saxon Land Ceremonies Charm. As an addition I have included my own variation of the Land Ceremonies Charm as a ritual for Candlemas.





















