Features
Allison May
Once on the edges of scientific debate, permaculture has gained steadily in popularity nationwide, along with local food movements and home gardening.
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: agriculture
Get a perm
An agriculture movement that seeks to plant with the natural environment, not against it, gains popularity with backyard gardeners.
Features
Allison May
Once on the edges of scientific debate, permaculture has gained steadily in popularity nationwide, along with local food movements and home gardening.
Scary faucet
Letters to the Editor
Kerry Lund
Regarding Clifton Adcock’s cover story “H 2 NO” (July 27, Oklahoma Gazette):
‘Justified’ cause
Raising livestock under residential account puts owners on top 10 list for water use.
News
Clifton Adcock
One of the residential water customers who ranked in this year’s top 10 water users in Oklahoma City said there is good reason for all their water use: livestock — lots of them.
Oklahoma’s animal house
Commentary
Louisa McCune-Elmore
In July, I asked Roy Lee Lindsey, executive director of the Oklahoma Pork Council, for a favor — to pick up philosopher Bernard Rollin at Will Rogers World Airport in five o’clock traffic and bring him to the Kirkpatrick Foundation for a cocktail reception.
