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Guardian.co.uk, October 14, 2011
...of the Trunk of an Elm Tree, with its extraordinary details of bark, and he also quotes from Colin Tudge's The Secret Life of Trees, a book both he and Hockney admire. Trees are "like human figures in the landscape, vegetable giants, some elegant, some...
Middle East Online, October 6, 2011
...Colin Tudge’s book literally depicts journey of discovering 47-million-year-old fossil known as “Ida” at Messel pit. Middle East Online ABU DHABI – Kalima, the translation project of the Abu Dhabi...
The Independent, September 22, 2011
...in miracles, when stuff like this is presented as a serious contribution to the education of our children? Colin Tudge's latest book is 'Good Food for Everyone Forever' (Pari Publishing...
AllVoices, February 6, 2012
...The agriculture we need, however, emphatically is not the industrial kind we have now an al fresco exercise in industrial chemistry (or industrial chemistry with bells and whistles, in the form of biotech). We need maximally mixed (polycultural)...
Guardian.co.uk, February 6, 2012
...• Follow Comment is free on Twitter @commentisfree Farming Agriculture Economic policy Economic growth (GDP) Economics Rural affairs Colin Tudge guardian.co.uk © 2012 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved....
This is Cornwall, January 26, 2012
...to hear what they had to say. The conference headlined some excellent speakers among them radical food author Colin Tudge, former Archers agricultural adviser, Graham Harvey, and – always stimulating to listen to – Tim Lang, Professor of Food Policy...
Jesus' General, July 16, 2011
...the different rising techniques and results. Charmingly, his essays are sprinkled with corny German jokes. Future Food by Colin Tudge, Harmony Books, 1st printing TPB 1980. An early look at food politics. From the back: "By growing or buying good things...
Indigenous People's Literature Weblog, June 2, 2011
...how its biological core gradually changed (or stayed the same) over time.The Impact of the Gene by Colin Tudge: Anyone, especially doctors, with an avid interest in natural history and philosophy might like this accessible rumination on genetic history...
