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    THE NOURISHING HOMESTEAD

    One Back-to-the Land Familys Plan forCultivating Soil, Skills, and Spirit

    Ben Hewitt with Penny Hewitt

    $29.95 | Paperback | 352 pgs.

    200 full-color images throughout

    ISBN 9781603585514Available January 2015

    The Nourishing Homesteadtells the storyof how we can create truly satisfying,permanent, nourished relationships to the

    and, nature, and one another. Ben and Penny Hewitt offer practicalways to grow nutrient-dense, nourishing food on a small plot of land,nd will encourage people to think about their farm, homestead,r home as an ecosystem. The Hewitts story is reminiscent of The

    Good Life, by Helen and Scott Nearing, and is sure to inspire a neweneration of homesteaders, or anyone seeking a simpler way of lifend a deeper connection to the world.

    Ben Hewittis the author of The Town That Food Savedand HomeGrown. Ben and Penny Hewitt consult frequently on homestead-cale production and processing of nutrient-dense foods, as well asomestead planning, design, and implementation. They also offer

    workshops in a wide variety of traditional land skills.

    THE OCCIDENTAL ARTS AND

    ECOLOGY COOKBOOK

    Fresh-from-the-Garden Recipes forGatherings Large and Small

    The OAEC Collective withOlivia Rathbone

    $40.00 | Hardcover, PLC | 416 pgs.

    250 color images throughout

    ISBN 9781603585132

    Available March 2015

    The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center Cookbook is a collection ofnventive recipes from the renowned farm, educational retreat center,nd ecothinktank nestled in the hills of western Sonoma County,

    California. This beautifully illustrated cookbook includes 204 uniquend delicious vegetarian recipes with ingredients from all seasons of the

    arden (including weeds, owers, herbs, nuts, fruits, mushrooms, andther forages), and offers samples of seasonal menus to inspire cooksven as their gardens appear most dormant. Each recipe also includesuantities and measurements specically for cooking for a crowd.

    The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center (OAEC) serves as amodel of sustainability for the greater San Francisco Bay Area andn inspiring meeting place for social changemakers from around the

    world. OAEC is well-respected in the nonprot world for its dedicationo participatory decision making, so in true collaborative fashion, thisook is written with input from many voices including current and

    ormer residents, cooks, artists, gardeners, educators, and visionaries.

    THE ART OF NATURAL

    CHEESEMAKINGUsing Traditional, Non-Industrial Methand Raw Ingredients to Make the WorBest Cheeses

    David AsherForeword by Sandor Ellix Katz

    $34.95 | Paperback | 320 pgs.

    100 color photographs, illustrations

    ISBN 9781603585781 | Available July 2

    Asher practices and preaches a traditional, but increasinglycountercultural, way of making cheeseone that is natural andintuitive, grounded in ecological principles and biological scienceThis is also the rst cheesemaking book to take a political stanceagainst Big Dairy and to criticize standard industrial and artisanalcheese making practices, and may very well change the way we loat cheese, and how we make it ourselves.

    David Asher is an organic farmer, goatherd, and farmsteadcheesemaker, who lives in the Gulf Islands of British Columbia.A guerrilla cheesemaker, Asher explores traditionally cultured,noncorporate methods of cheesemaking.

    WHAT WE THINK ABOUT WHE

    WE TRY NOT TO THINK ABOU

    GLOBAL WARMING

    Toward a New Psychology of

    Climate ActionPer Espen Stoknes

    $24.95 | Paperback | 320 pgs.

    ISBN 9781603585835 | Available April 2

    A leader in the emerging climate-psychology eld, Stoknes helps readerunderstand the psychology behind ourdiverse reactions to climate change,

    exposes the barriers to accepting and acting upon what we knowabout climate change, and guides us to designing campaigns andapproaches that work with, not against, human nature. This book of interest whether you are working on the front lines of the climaissue, immersed in the science, trying to make policy or educate

    the public, or just an average person trying to make sense of thecognitive dissonance or cope with the despair that comes with sulooming issue.

    Per Espen Stoknes is a psychologist and an economist. Anentrepreneur, he has cofounded clean-energy companies, and hespearheads the BI Norwegian Business Schools executive prograon green growth. He has previously worked both as a clinical andorganizational psychologist and as an advisor in scenario planningto a wide range of major national and international businesses,government agencies, and nonprot institutions. He has written thbooks, including Money and Soul.

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    A MAN APART

    Bill Coperthwaites RadicalExperiment in Living

    Peter Forbes and Helen Whybrow

    $35.00 | Hardcover | 256 pgs. | full-color

    photos throughout | ISBN 9781603585477

    Available February 2015

    A Man Apartpart memoir and partiographyis the story of Peter Forbes, Helen Whybrow, and their

    amilys longtime friendship with Bill Coperthwaite (A Handmadeife) whose unusual life and erce ideals helped others examinend understand their own. It is also a story about the tensions andomplexities of mentorship: the opening of ones life to someone elseo learn together, and carrying on in their physical absence. This books also a remembrance of the life, and death, of Coperthwaiteaomesteader and social criticand an account of his decades-longxperiment in living on a remote stretch of Maine coast.

    Peter Forbes has become a leader for the American conservationmovement by creating a life in conservation as photographer, writer,nd storyteller about the relationship between people and place.

    Helen Whybrowslife as an educator life as an educator, farmer, and

    writer follows a career in book publishing. The couple cofounded theationally recognized place of learning and change-makingCenteror Whole Communitiesat their home in central Vermont.

    THE SOCIAL PROFIT HANDBOOK

    The Essential Guide to Setting Goals,Assessing Outcomes, and AchievingSuccess for Mission-Driven Organizations

    David Grant

    $20.00 | Paperback | 216 pgs.

    ISBN 9781603586047

    Available March 2015How can mission-oriented organizationsand businesses measure success, whentheir goals transcend the traditional bottomline, and their impact seems impossible

    o quantify? Drawing upon decades of leadership in schools and theoundation and nonprot worlds, author David Grant offers those whoead, govern, and support nonprots and emerging social ventureusinesses new ways to assess their impact in order to improve future

    work rather than merely judge past performance.

    David Grantis the former president and CEO of the Geraldine R.Dodge Foundation where he was responsible for development andvaluation of programs in the foundations major areas of giving, as

    well as the foundations major initiatives. Grant now consults witheople and organizations around the world that have a social orducational mission, specializing in strategic planning, design ofssessment systems, and board development.

    THE COMMUNITY-SCALE

    PERMACULTURE FARM

    The D Acres Model for Creating andManaging an Ecologically DesignedEducational Center

    Josh Trought

    $40.00 | Paperback | 416 pgs.

    250 color images throughout

    ISBN 9781603584753 | Available April The Community-Scale Permaculture Fardescribes not only the history of D Acres

    but its evolving principles and practices, all rooted in the land, itsinhabitants, and the joy inherent in collective empowerment. This bcontains a wealth of innovative ideas and ways to make your farmor homestead not only more sustainable, but more inclusive of, andbenecial to, the larger community. This book promises to inspire anew generation of growers, builders, educators, artists, and dreameto seek new and practical ways to address the problems of our era,together.

    Josh Troughthelped to found D Acres of New Hampshire in 1997and today serves as its director. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate the University of Colorado Boulder with a degree in environmentaconservation, and has worked for organizations as diverse as theNational Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration and CoRicas Tapant National Park.

    THE NEW LIVESTOCK FARME

    Business of Raising and SellingEthical Meat

    Rebecca Thistlethwaite and Jim Dunl

    $29.95 | Paperback | 336 pgs.

    16-page color insert

    ISBN 9781603585538 | Available June

    With the rising consumer interest in grafed, pasture-raised, and antibiotic-freemeats, how can farmers most effectiveltap into those markets and become mo

    protable? The New Livestock Farmerprovides pasture-basedproduction essentials for a wide range of animals, from common fanimals (cattle, poultry, pigs, sheep, and goats) to more exotic sp(bison, rabbits, elk, and deer). A must read for anyone who is serioabout raising meat animals ethically.

    Rebecca Thistlethwaite(Farms with a Future) runs SustainConsulting, which specializes in food and farm issues, working witboth nongovernmental organizations and for-prot businesses. Shand her husband and coauthor, Jim Dunlop, operate a small farma community farm stand in Oregon, along with their daughter, Fio

    They previously owned TLC Ranch in Watsonville, California, whethey raised organic, pastured livestock and poultry, selling to diremarkets across Northern California.

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    THE ORGANIC MEDICINAL

    HERB FARMER

    The Ultimate Guide to Producing High-Quality Herbs on a Market Scale

    Jeff and Melanie CarpenterForeword by Rosemary Gladstar

    $39.95 | Paperback | 416 pgs.

    250 photos full-color throughout

    ISBN 9781603585736 | Available May 2015oth a business guide and a farming manual, this is the rst book toe published on the organic commercial farming of Western herbs.uccessful small-scale herb farmers Jeff and Melanie Carpentermphasize quality over quantity and keeping costs down by innovating

    with existing equipment, rather than investing in expensive technologynd overproduction. They will help people interested in commercial

    medicinal herb farming determine what and how to grow usingcologically sustainable techniques while still remaining protable.

    eff and Melanie Carpenterco-run Zack Woods Herb Farm inVermont. Jeff has recently entered into partnership with noted herbalist

    osemary Gladstar to host the International Herb Symposium. Melanierew up at Sage Mountain under the tutelage of Gladstar and it was

    here she started her rst business, Sage Mountain Herb Products.

    WILL BONSALLS ESSENTIAL

    GUIDE TO RADICAL,

    SELF-RELIANT GARDENING

    Innovative Techniques for GrowingVegetables, Grains, and Perennial Food Cropswith Minimal Fossil Fuel and Animal Inputs

    Will Bonsall

    $34.95 | Paperback | 432 pgs.

    full-color throughout, photos and drawings

    ISBN 9781603584425 | Available June 2015

    Will Bonsall maintains that to achieve real wealth we rst need tonderstand the economy of the land, to realize that things that might

    make sense economically dont always make sense ecologically, andice versa. By avoiding any off-farm inputs (fertilizers, minerals, andnimal manures), and drawing upon the fertility of on-farm plant

    materials: compost, green manures, perennial grasses, and forestroducts like leaves and ramial wood chips, Bonsall has learnedow to practice a purely veganic, or plant-based, agriculture, and toecome largely self-reliant. He grows and harvests a diversity of crops

    rom both cultivated and perennial plants: vegetables, grains, pulses,ilseeds, fruits and nuts, and more.

    Will Bonsallis the director of the Scatterseed Project, which heounded to help preserve our endangered crop-plant diversity. Heves and farms in Maine.

    THE CHELSEA GREEN READER

    Selections from 30 Years of IndependentPublishing, 19842014

    Edited by Benjamin Watson

    Foreword by Ian Baldwin

    $15.00 | Paperback | 320 pgs.

    ISBN 9781603586016 | Now Available

    Chelsea Green has always had an instinctiv

    knack for publishing authors and books onsubjects far ahead of the cultural curveaevident in this representative anthology, w

    celebrates our companys rst thirty years in publishing. The more tone hundred books represented in this collection reect the manydistinct areas in which we have publishedfrom literature and memto progressive politics, to highly practical books on green building,farming, food, homesteading, and related topics that embrace ourunderlying philosophy: The politics and practice of sustainable livi

    Benjamin Watson is a longtime senior editor for Chelsea Green, aForeword authorIan Baldwinis publisher emeritus and its cofound

    THE SEED GARDEN

    The Art and Practice of Seed SavingLee Buttala and Shanyn Siegel

    SEED SAVERS EXCHANGE

    $29.95 | Paperback with faps | 352 pgs.

    250 photos, full-color throughout

    ISBN 9780988474918 | Available March

    In this comprehensive book, Seed SaverExchange, one of the foremost Americaauthorities on the subject, and the Orga

    Seed Alliance bring together decades of knowledge to demystifythe time-honored tradition of saving the seed of more than sevenve coveted vegetable and herb crops. With clear instructions,lush photographs, and easy-to-comprehend proles on individual

    vegetable crops, this book not only teaches us how to go aboutconserving these important varieties for future generations andfor planting out in next years garden, it also provides a deeperunderstanding of the importance of saving these genetically valuavarieties of vegetables.

    Lee Buttalais an Emmy Awardwinning television producer ofMartha Stewart Living and was the creator, producer, and directorof Cultivating Life, a PBS series on outdoor living and gardening.Shanyn Siegelhas worked in sustainable agriculture and horticultfor over fteen years, specializing in organic vegetable gardeningorganic seed production.

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    THE NEW FARMERS ALMANAC 2015

    A Contemporary Compendium for Agrarians, Interventionists, and Patriots of Place

    GREENHORNS

    $20.00 | Paperback | 256 pgs. | ISBN 9780986320507 | Now Available

    The theme of the second New Farmers Almanac is Agrarian Technology. In this volume you will nd answers to practquestions about institutional forms, and future-making: restoration agro-forestry, reclaiming high desert urban farmland,starting a co-op, pickup truck maintenance, pirate radio utopia, cheap healthcare, farming while pregnant, worksongingfarm terraces, and quite a few more.

    Greenhornsis a young farmers organization: an un-traditional grassroots network with the mission to promote, recand support the emerging generation of new farmers.

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    TREES FOR GARDENS,ORCHARDS,

    AND PERMACULTURE

    Martin Crawford

    PERMANENT PUBLICATIONS

    $39.95 | Paperback | 256 pgs. | 180 color

    photos, full-color throughout

    ISBN 9781856232166 | Available May 2015

    Are you wondering which productive trees

    to plant in your garden? Master forestgardener Martin Crawford has researchedand experimented with tree crops for twenty-

    ve years and here provides details on more than 100 of the best treesroducing fruits, nuts, edible leaves, and other useful products that cane grown in Europe and North America.

    Martin Crawford founded the Agroforestry Research Trust in theUK in 1992, and focuses on researching and growing perennial foodystems including forest gardens and orchards of nut trees andncommon fruits. He is the author of Food from Your Forest Garden,

    Creating a Forest Garden, and How to Grow Perennial Vegetables.

    GETTING STARTED IN YOUR

    OWN WOOD

    Julian Evans, Will Rolls

    PERMANENT PUBLICATIONS

    $19.95 | Paperback | 168 pgs.

    40 line drawings, black and white

    ISBN 9781856232128 | Available May 2015

    Owning a small wood or being able tohelp look after one well has become anincreasingly popular subject. GettingStarted in Your Own Woodand expanded

    dition includes information on: Owning or caring for a wood lot;rst steps; planting and caring for trees; coppicing and pollarding;

    woodland crafts and products; enriching the wood for wildlife;eeping your wood safe from pests and diseases, and more.

    ulian Evans is a forest scientist who has written and edited someixteen books on forestry, including A Wood of Our Ownand What

    Happened to Our Wood. He is currently president of Britains Institutef Chartered Foresters.Will Rollsis a chartered forester, an expert onrewood, and author of The Log Book.

    SLOW WINE 2015

    A Year in the Life of Italys Vineyardsand Wines

    SLOW FOOD EDITORE

    $25.00 | Paperback | 256 pgs.

    ISBN 9788884993700

    Available February 2015

    For the fourth consecutive year, Slow Fo

    International offers an English-languageedition of their guide to Italian wines whqualities extend well beyond the palate

    With visits to 350 cellars, its 3000 wine reviews describe not only whin the glass, but also whats behind it: namely the work, the aims, anthe passion of producers; their bond with the land; and their choicecultivation and cellar techniques. An essential guide for the armchaoenophile.

    DISCOVERING THE TRUFFLE

    In History, in Its Habitat, in the Kitchen

    SLOW FOOD EDITORE

    $15.00 | Paperback | 160 pgs.

    40 color photos | ISBN 9788884993687

    Available February 2015

    An aura of mystery surrounds the mostprecious of the earths fruits. This Slow Foomanual dispels it, describing the varioustypes of tuber, explaining how to recognizand select them, and offering suggestionsbuying trufes, cleaning them, storing the

    and using them in the kitchen. This practical advice is complementeby a series of itineraries in the homeland of the Alba white trufe anselection of classic and creative recipes.

    Slow Food Editore was founded in Italy in 1989 to counteract fastfood and fast life, the disappearance of local food traditions, and

    peoples dwindling interest in the food they eat, where it comes frohow it tastes, and how our food choices affect the rest of the worldnow has more than 80,000 members in 120 countries around the w

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    WE DONT QUIT!

    Stories of UAW Global Solidarity

    Don Stillman

    INTERNATIONAL UNION, UAW

    $25.00 | Paperback | 272 pages | full-color throughout | ISBN 9781603585828Available February 2015

    We Dont Quit!describes the crucial role the United Auto Workers (UAW) union has played in the globalstruggle for workers rights. At a time when labors power seems to be waning, the book establishes the UAWvigorous internationalism as a counterbalance to corporate globalization and anti-worker repression by foreigngovernments. At a time when corporations operate without national boundaries, We Dont Quit! charts a pathfor workers to join together across borders to preserve and expand workers rights.

    Don Stillman is president of Labor Rights Now, the human rights group that campaigns on behalf of imprisonworker activists throughout the world. His writing has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington PThe Progressive, and other publications.

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    DEFENDING BEEF

    $19.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603585361

    Nicolette Hahn Niman

    WILD FERMENTATION

    $25.00 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781931498234

    Sandor Ellix Katz

    TOP-BAR

    BEEKEEPING

    $24.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603584616

    Les Crowder, Heather Harrell

    GROWING HYBRID HAZELNUTS

    $39.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603585347

    Phillip Rutter, Susan Wiegrefe,Brandon Rutter-Daywater

    THE SMALL-SCALE

    POULTRY FLOCK

    $39.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603582902

    Harvey Ussery

    MASTERING ARTISAN

    CHEESEMAKING

    $40.00 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603583329

    Gianaclis Caldwell

    GAIAS GARDEN

    $29.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603580298

    Toby Hemenway

    SEPP HOLZERS

    PERMACULTURE

    $29.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603583701

    Sepp Holzer

    ORGANIC MUSHROOM

    FARMING AND MYCOREMEDIATION

    $39.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603584555

    Tradd Cotter

    THE RESILIENT FARM

    AND HOMESTEAD

    $40.00 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603584449

    Ben Falk

    INTEGRATED FOREST

    GARDENING

    $45.00 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603584975

    Wayne Weiseman, Dan Halsey,Bryce Ruddock

    GROWING FOOD IN A

    HOTTER, DRIER LAND

    $29.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603584531

    Gary Paul Nabhan

    THE WINTER

    HARVEST HANDBOOK

    $29.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603580816

    Eliot Coleman

    THE HEAL YOUR GUT

    COOKBOOK

    $29.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603585613

    Hilary Boynton and Mary Brackett

    THE HOLISTIC

    ORCHARD

    $39.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781933392134

    Michael Phillips

    THE ART OF

    FERMENTATION

    $39.95 | Hardcover

    ISBN 9781603582865

    Sandor Ellix Katz

    THE TAO OF VEGETABLE GARDENING$24.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603584876

    Carol Deppe

    NATURAL BEEKEEPING

    $34.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603583626

    Ross Conrad

    THE WILD WISDOM

    OF WEEDS

    $29.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9781603585163

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    ALTERED GENES,

    TWISTED TRUTH

    $31.95 | Hardcover

    ISBN 9780985616915

    $21.95 | Paperback

    ISBN 9780985616908

    Steven M. Druker

    HOW ON EARTH

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    ISBN 9780990369004

    Donnie Maclurcan & Jen Hin

    GRASS SOIL HOPE

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    ISBN 9781603585453

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    IN THE COMPANY

    OF BEARS

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    THINKING IN SYSTEMS

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    HEMP BOUND

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    HANDBOOK

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    REINVENTING FIRE

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    THE SUGARMAKERS

    COMPANION

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    FROM THE WOOD

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    THE ALL-NEW DONT THINK

    OF AN ELEPHANT!

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    George Lakoff

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    MUST WE DO?

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