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| Cheticamp
20 min.
C # 1.14

A small minority group on the coast of Cape Breton Island work together diligently for survival. Economic cooperation and a keen awareness of cultural identity become the under pinning of the Cheticamp cooperative.

| Community, Church and Large-Scale Hog Produc.
C # 1.15

Video 1: part 1 and 2;
Video 2: part 3 and 4

| Cultivating Hope in the Farming Community
Part 2
C # 1.17

The focus of this video is to develop community strategies to deal with family and financial problems.

| Farrowing Our Future
[3 copies]
1 hour
C # 1.20

Guest speakers present their views on agriculture and what changes are needed for the future. (Annual Conference March 97, Rosthern SK)

| From the Ground Up
29:30 min.
C # 1.25

This video talks about sustainablility of how we grow crops in soil within North America. (Canadian Sustainable Agriculture)

| The Future of Progress
32 min.
C # 1.26

This video is made up of interviews with four leading thinkers/activists in the field of environment and development.

| The Great Northern Peninsula Development Corporation 19 min.
C # 1.27

The north-western coast of Newfoundland where the harsh environment and relative isolation have made economic progress difficult, determined residents organize themselves to form a business development corporation.

| Home Place Series:

| Inside - Outside
C # 1.271

| Life Cycles
C # 1.272

| Partnership
C # 1.273

| Going Home
C # 1.274

Home Place is a series of four half-hour programs which explore the relationship between the human species and the Earth ecosystems which envelope us.

| Land People
28:30 min.
C # 1.31

This four segment video includes these topics; A Place to Meet God, A Place for a People, A Place to Live and A Place to Plant.

| Linking Land Food and Community
C # 1.32

Workshop at Muenster,SK March 96

| New Dawn Enterprises
20 min.
C # 1.34

New Dawn Enterprises (Greg MacLeod) is a business organized as a community development corporation to initiate, develop, and establish ventures that contribute to local communities economically, socially and culturally.

| Project Farm Hands
26:10 min.
C # 1.35

This video presents urban and rural people coming together to understand the agriculture process. (U.S. National Rural Life Office)

| Risky Business
24 min.
C # 1.36

Risky Business presents scientists, industry proponents, environmental and consumer activists from the U.S., Europe and developing countries who discuss the risks and benefits of biotechnology and its growing international impacts.

| Sask. Rural Life Conference Tapes: 1-2-3-4-5
C # 1.37

Nov. 89

| Shared Farming
9 min.
C # 1.371

Community shared agriculture in Canada, or shared farming, is based on principles which allow both farmers and consumers to share responsibility for the food system.

| Standing Committees on Agriculture
C # 1.372

| Sustainable Agriculture Leases
C #1.38

Meeting for Genesis @ The U of S Sept. 97

| What's on the Table? A Question for Everyone
30 min.
C # 1.40

This video presents the Canadian agriculture crisis and questions the origin and quality of our food.

| Organic Field and Vegetable Crop Production

Part 1
40 minutes
C #1.42

Part 11
35 minutes
C #1.43

These videos explain the way the farmers went through the transitional period of conventional farming to organic farming. Information on the rotation, weed and insect control and advise on the transition. (Michi Okuda, Ph.D)

| Against the Grain: Biotechnology and the Corporate takeover of your Food
13 minutes
C # 1.44

Against the Grain will forever alter your walk down the supermarket isles. Fortunately, Lappe and Bailey are breaking the silence cloaking the massive changes being made to the world's diet, giving consumers the information they need to decide for themselves. (produced by Britt Baile, written by Marc Lappe)

| Food for Thought: A Video About Genetically Altered Food
C# 1.45

In this thoughtful and challenging video you will hear from Thomas Wittman of California Certified Organic Farmers, Monica Moore of Pesticide Action Network, organic farmer Jim Cochran, Jeremiah Ridenour of Wildwood Natural Foods and Sarah Miles of New Leaf Community Markets. The video is a wake up call and a call to action. (by Ed Schehl and Katherine Knight)

| Gallagher - Building a Gallagher Power Fence - Fault finding a Gallagher power fence
32 min.
C#1.46

32 minute video explaining a permanent and portable animal control.

| The National: News item on Genesis Land Conservancy 2 1/2 min
C #1.47

May 29, 2001

| Creating a Sustainable Civilization - An introducation to the Holistic Managment® Decision-Making Process
C #1.48

By Allon Savory

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