by Paul Hanley (Editor)
A series of fascinating essays looking at the importance of agriculture from a Bahá'í perspective.
Agriculture and Religion: A Necessary Unity
Paul Hanley
Agriculture in the World's Religions: An Overview
P.J. Stewart
This Vital and Important Matter: A Survey of the Bahá'í Writings on Agriculture
Paul Hanley
The Involvement of the Central Figures of the Bahá'í Faith in Agriculture
Iraj Poostchi
A Perspective on Food in the Bahá'í Faith
Paul Fieldhouse
Rethinking the Management of Small Rural Businesses
Michel P. Zahrai
Reinventing the Village
Gary Reusche
The Genetic Modification of Crops: A Bahá'í's Perspective
Paul Olson
Igi Oko: The Tree Farms at Sapoba, Nigeria circa 1927
Richard St Barbe Baker
Strengthening Local Economies and Community Identity: FUNDAEC's Experience
Pascal Molineaux
Balancing Science with Inspiration: A Bahá'í Scientist's Struggle to Discover the Hidden Secrets of Restoring Corals and Fish to Degraded Coral Reefs
Austin Bowden-Kerby
Gardens for Mongolia: Growing the Capacity of Mongolia's Families
The Mongolian Development Centre
Five Project Summaries
An Investment for Well-being: Restoring the Agricultural Environment on Bolivia's Altiplano
A Tanzanian School Promotes Self-reliance
Rural Education in Northern Honduras Ineke Gijsbers
Felin Gelli Rural Training Farm Ineke Gijsbers
EcoAg Service: Farm Apprenticeships For Youth
Nancy E. McIntyre
The Garden Terraces of the Shrine of the Báb
An Interview with the Architect, Fariborz Sahba
Number of Pages: 254
Dimensions: 0.53 x 9.61 x 6.69 IN
Publication Date: March 04, 2018
