Planting and Becoming - Journal #128 June 2022 - e-flux

Several autonomous farming collectives from North America reflect on self-organized agriculture in the era of climate and political instability.

e - flux Journal Subscribe Planting and Becoming Autonomous farming collectives Issue # 128 June 2022 ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ Notes 1 For a timeline of the defense of the Atlanta forest, see “A City In the Forest,” CrimethInc → . For ways to support, see → . 2 The South River Forest is a perfect example of a feral ecology, where nonhuman entities are tangled up with human infrastructure projects. During the night, Intrenchment Creek breaks out in a chorus of frogs hitting different pitches to build strange chords, and the turtles grow huge despite the terrible runoff from an adjacent landfill and

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