Appropriate technology - Revision history

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			See: [[E.F._Schumacher]]

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	In a 2001 report titled "HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT: A WHOLE-FARM DECISION MAKING FRAMEWORK" ATTRA advocated for the adoption of holistic management a.k.a. [[The Savory Method]] of intensive cattle grazing. For training and certification, this USDA-funded program pointed people towards [[Holistic Management International]] in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded (and in 2001 directed) by [[Allan Savory]].<ref>https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2073/2014/09/Holistic-Management.pdf</ref>		In a 2001 report titled "HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT: A WHOLE-FARM DECISION MAKING FRAMEWORK" ATTRA advocated for the adoption of holistic management a.k.a. [[The Savory Method]] of intensive cattle grazing. For training and certification, this USDA-funded program pointed people towards [[Holistic Management International]] in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded (and in 2001 directed) by [[Allan Savory]].<ref>https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2073/2014/09/Holistic-Management.pdf</ref>

			Re: Appropriate Technology, [[E.F._Schumacher]], & The Savory Method, see also:
			* [[Allan_Savory#Schumacher_Center]]
			* [[Grasslands_LLC]]

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	In a 2001 report titled "HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT: A WHOLE-FARM DECISION MAKING FRAMEWORK" ATTRA advocated for the adoption of holistic management a.k.a. [[The Savory Method]] of intensive cattle grazing. For training and certification, this USDA-funded program pointed people towards [[Holistic Management International]] in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded (and in 2001 directed) by [[Allan Savory]].<ref>https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2073/2014/09/Holistic-Management.pdf</ref>		In a 2001 report titled "HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT: A WHOLE-FARM DECISION MAKING FRAMEWORK" ATTRA advocated for the adoption of holistic management a.k.a. [[The Savory Method]] of intensive cattle grazing. For training and certification, this USDA-funded program pointed people towards [[Holistic Management International]] in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded (and in 2001 directed) by [[Allan Savory]].<ref>https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2073/2014/09/Holistic-Management.pdf</ref>

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	= Global Village Institute for Appropriate Technology =
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			== Global Village Institute for Appropriate Technology ==

	A non-profit scientific research, development and demonstration organization with projects on six continents. Founded in 1974 by current President, [[Albert Bates]].<ref>https://biochar-us.org/albert-bates-author-global-ecovillage-network</ref>		A non-profit scientific research, development and demonstration organization with projects on six continents. Founded in 1974 by current President, [[Albert Bates]].<ref>https://biochar-us.org/albert-bates-author-global-ecovillage-network</ref>

			Albert Bates is one of the world's leading science communicators and advocates for the multifaceted and transformative benefits of [[biochar]].

			== National Center for Appropriate Technology ==

			The (USA) National Center for Appropriate Technology was founded in 1976 with $3 million in funding from Community Services Administration of the US Federal Department of Health and Human Services.<ref>https://www.ncat.org/about/</ref><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Community_Services</ref>

			=== Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas ===

			ATTRA is the national sustainable agriculture information center, funded (as of 2001) by the [[USDA]]'s Rural Business Cooperative Service.

			A brief survey of ATTRA's online content provides one window into its relative promotion of various approaches to sustainable agriculture.<ref>https://attra.ncat.org/?s=; Accessed 4/7/23; "Organic" - 833 Pages / "No-Till" - 94 Pages / "Agroforestry" - 57 Pages / "Permaculture" - 55 Pages / "Biochar" - 32 Pages / "Agroecology" - 23 Pages / "Holistic Management" - 21 Pages</ref>

			==== Holistic Management ====

			In a 2001 report titled "HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT: A WHOLE-FARM DECISION MAKING FRAMEWORK" ATTRA advocated for the adoption of holistic management a.k.a. [[The Savory Method]] of intensive cattle grazing. For training and certification, this USDA-funded program pointed people towards [[Holistic Management International]] in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded (and in 2001 directed) by [[Allan Savory]].<ref>https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/2073/2014/09/Holistic-Management.pdf</ref>

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	= Global Village Institute for Appropriate Technology =		= Global Village Institute for Appropriate Technology =

	Founded in 1974 by current President, [[Albert Bates]].<ref>https://biochar-us.org/albert-bates-author-global-ecovillage-network</ref>		A non-profit scientific research, development and demonstration organization with projects on six continents. Founded in 1974 by current President, [[Albert Bates]].<ref>https://biochar-us.org/albert-bates-author-global-ecovillage-network</ref>

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= Global Village Institute for Appropriate Technology =

Founded in 1974 by current President, [[Albert Bates]].<ref>https://biochar-us.org/albert-bates-author-global-ecovillage-network</ref>