4/23/2004
12:24 PM
The path
forward
On the design
of micro-farm ecosystem
The National Project to Establish the Knowledge Sciences is an educational project. The Project can be seen as a reaction to a monopoly control of commercial Information Technology businesses over the implementation of computer science. The history that our scientists have been putting together makes the principled argument that computer science started out without a full understanding of the limits on formal modeling – using pure and applied mathematics. This understanding has a history extending back several centuries, and this history will be part of the Knowledge Science K-12 curriculum.
Distance learning content will originate from rural farming experience and be communicated to the whole Nation - including in urban schools. The application of knowledge based control technology over small ecologically closed pharmaceutical and nutritional plant farming will be showcased, as will our detailed studies of environmental and cultural benefits.
Clarke County has a unique history as a special place. Its history and traditions will be honored and extended while steps are made to preserve and enrich the rural and farming environments that exist today.
A key aspect of the project will be to develop social law and social contracts that re-enforce a break down in large Corporate control over farming co-operatives and their markets and suppliers. Alternative social contracts will be based on a shared knowledge ecology that is consistent with and supporting of the distance learning content being developed on the knowledge sciences.
Return to the founding agrarian spirit of America
New Agricultural Visions
Australia (NAVA)