We followed some hashtags hoping they would give us a more organized feed.
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@sustainable_schools @Pinchy63 I've asked feditips if there is a finder for instances-by-topic - will report back if we find one.
@deborahh Kindly, appreciate and we can't wait to see the feedback! you support means a lot to us!
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@sustainable_schools
Try some of these, too:
#permaculture
#agroecology
#foodforestOnce you find some accounts sharing toots with information you're interested in, scroll through their posts and boosts to seen what hashtags they're using.
@neverbeaten Thank you for sharing these helpful hashtags; we really appreciate it. While they may not fully solve what we are looking for, we are grateful for everyone who is taking the time to help us.
Your support and advice are meaningful to us. We have already followed the hashtags that we were not following before, and we hope they will help us discover more relevant people and content.
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@marsiposa Thank you for your suggestion. We are happy to hear your recommendations.
To be honest, we are interested in both articles and people, but especially in people who are actively doing the work. We would love to learn from their posts, see how they approach different challenges, and sometimes ask questions through the comment sections.
We really appreciate your willingness to recommend some accounts and look forward to following them. Thank you.
@sustainable_schools I'll be happy to recommend some people! Maybe you already know them.
If I think of more people, I will let you know.There are larger accounts like @eupn
and people such as:
@theloopfarm
@yngmar
@rancholibertad
@Matt_Noyes
@HorcaDobleMangoThere are also a lot of gardeners. You may be interested in the #gardening or #permaculture hashtag.
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@sustainable_schools I'll be happy to recommend some people! Maybe you already know them.
If I think of more people, I will let you know.There are larger accounts like @eupn
and people such as:
@theloopfarm
@yngmar
@rancholibertad
@Matt_Noyes
@HorcaDobleMangoThere are also a lot of gardeners. You may be interested in the #gardening or #permaculture hashtag.
@marsiposa This is really wonderful! We didn't know these accounts before, but we are going to follow them now and see if we can connect with them and learn something that will help us transform our communities.
Thank you for the recommendations, and we are looking forward to more!
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We followed some hashtags hoping they would give us a more organized feed. However, we still rarely see posts about #sustainability #farming #climatechange the #environment or #agriculture
Why is that? Are we missing something, or is there a better way to connect with people who share our interests and values on the #Fediverse if their posts are not appearing in our feed?
We would appreciate any advice from more experienced #Fediverse users.
@sustainable_schools Fandom stuff is also, unfortunately, a fediverse thing
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@marsiposa This is really wonderful! We didn't know these accounts before, but we are going to follow them now and see if we can connect with them and learn something that will help us transform our communities.
Thank you for the recommendations, and we are looking forward to more!
@sustainable_schools @marsiposa
I have a wide variety of articles and guides on my website. Take a look and let me know if you have any questions.
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We followed some hashtags hoping they would give us a more organized feed. However, we still rarely see posts about #sustainability #farming #climatechange the #environment or #agriculture
Why is that? Are we missing something, or is there a better way to connect with people who share our interests and values on the #Fediverse if their posts are not appearing in our feed?
We would appreciate any advice from more experienced #Fediverse users.
@sustainable_schools I follow #Agriculture but have noted that there just isn't the same user-base here on Mastodon in the ag world from industry to research that there was on Twitter. There I could easily interact with other researchers but also follow growers and see what they're up to and read their thoughts. Here, it's few and far between it seems for whatever reason.
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@sustainable_schools @marsiposa
I have a wide variety of articles and guides on my website. Take a look and let me know if you have any questions.
@theloopfarm We found this website very interesting, and we thought that by boosting it, it could help even more people than you expected.
Thank you, friend, for standing with us and supporting our work. We are a group of young people trying to create positive change in schools and communities by teaching sustainable projects and sharing practical skills.
One of our main goals is to reduce dependence on junk food in schools and encourage students to eat food they grow themselves, even on small pieces of land. Our role is to teach the whole process from germination and planting to harvesting and finally preparing food for the table.
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We followed some hashtags hoping they would give us a more organized feed. However, we still rarely see posts about #sustainability #farming #climatechange the #environment or #agriculture
Why is that? Are we missing something, or is there a better way to connect with people who share our interests and values on the #Fediverse if their posts are not appearing in our feed?
We would appreciate any advice from more experienced #Fediverse users.
Hi #Mastodon community,
You are amazing people to connect with! Thank you all for your support and for the helpful tips you shared on this thread. We have already started applying some of them.
We are also starting to notice positive changes in our feed. We now see more posts about #agriculture the #environment #climatechange and other topics we care about.
Thank you, #Fediverse
@FediTips@social.growyourown.service #mastodon #regenerativeAgriculture #people
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@sustainable_schools I follow #Agriculture but have noted that there just isn't the same user-base here on Mastodon in the ag world from industry to research that there was on Twitter. There I could easily interact with other researchers but also follow growers and see what they're up to and read their thoughts. Here, it's few and far between it seems for whatever reason.
Agreed. Some fields still haven't reached critical mass here yet. Hopefully as more researchers and growers discover Mastodon, those conversations will become much easier to find and join.
Have you found any ag-focused accounts or hashtags here that are worth following?
If yes, please recommend them (though its not #followfriday
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@sustainable_schools just in time for a new post (already shared a couple of hours ago in german, about to share the english link). Now I have some additional matching hashtags - post incoming...
In general it's more the nutrition direction, but that overlaps with agriculture and environment - today's article particularly with sustainability.
Well, upfront: Here's the link that soon gets its own post
https://butterbei.de/en/posts/regenerative-agriculture-international-law/Interesting read. Regenerative agriculture is often discussed from a farming point of view, so it was interesting to see it connected to international law.
I don't see that topic come up very often in agriculture discussions. What made you decide to explore this angle? #regenerativeAgriculture
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@donelias
Thanks for the welcome and the pro tips you are giving.We will let you know after a closer read
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@sustainable_schools I follow #Agriculture but have noted that there just isn't the same user-base here on Mastodon in the ag world from industry to research that there was on Twitter. There I could easily interact with other researchers but also follow growers and see what they're up to and read their thoughts. Here, it's few and far between it seems for whatever reason.
@adamhsparks @sustainable_schools I would add that there is some fast-and-loose use of the #agriculture hashtag with it glued onto a bunch of automated posts that, I would argue, have little to do with the subject. That dilutes the feed even more.
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@adamhsparks @sustainable_schools I would add that there is some fast-and-loose use of the #agriculture hashtag with it glued onto a bunch of automated posts that, I would argue, have little to do with the subject. That dilutes the feed even more.
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Hi #Mastodon community,
You are amazing people to connect with! Thank you all for your support and for the helpful tips you shared on this thread. We have already started applying some of them.
We are also starting to notice positive changes in our feed. We now see more posts about #agriculture the #environment #climatechange and other topics we care about.
Thank you, #Fediverse
@FediTips@social.growyourown.service #mastodon #regenerativeAgriculture #people
@sustainable_schools It's great to see how meaningful engagement can shape a better feed experience.
Conversations around sustainable agriculture, soil health, and environmental stewardship deserve more visibility. Wishing your network continued growth and impact across the Fediverse.
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@sustainable_schools I follow #Agriculture but have noted that there just isn't the same user-base here on Mastodon in the ag world from industry to research that there was on Twitter. There I could easily interact with other researchers but also follow growers and see what they're up to and read their thoughts. Here, it's few and far between it seems for whatever reason.
@adamhsparks @sustainable_schools I’ve noticed the same. The agriculture community on Mastodon is smaller, but the conversations often feel more thoughtful and less driven by algorithms.
Hopefully, as more farmers, researchers, and agribusiness professionals join, those connections will continue to grow.
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Interesting read. Regenerative agriculture is often discussed from a farming point of view, so it was interesting to see it connected to international law.
I don't see that topic come up very often in agriculture discussions. What made you decide to explore this angle? #regenerativeAgriculture
@sustainable_schools I'm exploring nutrition, specifically ketogenic nutrition. As this always requires a lot of explaining, I've followed nutritional science in the past 14 years, and one can't miss the food-quality and agricultural implications.
As animals get a bad rep for what humans have done, this is another aspect, so I've also looked at livestock and particularly raising on pasture.
The classic way to look at it is: Industrially produced meat is bad, so let's ... 1/2
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@sustainable_schools I'm exploring nutrition, specifically ketogenic nutrition. As this always requires a lot of explaining, I've followed nutritional science in the past 14 years, and one can't miss the food-quality and agricultural implications.
As animals get a bad rep for what humans have done, this is another aspect, so I've also looked at livestock and particularly raising on pasture.
The classic way to look at it is: Industrially produced meat is bad, so let's ... 1/2
... go completely without meat. What's often left out is that there's a better way to produce meat, which can even beat industrial plant agriculture in various aspects, including climate-effects (no fertilizer required) and biodiversity.
I'm working on an article on Allan Savory's principle, and have published https://butterbei.de/en/posts/pasture-raised-ruminants/ earlier, and there are several related articles linked from both articles, on plant- and animal-agriculture...
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