Living off the land and the decentrism philosophy
1934 cost comparison by Ralph Borsodi showed home canning saved 20 to 30 percent over factory tomatoes. He questioned mass production economics and promoted decentralism and self sufficiency. He founded the School of Living in Rockland County New York to explore agrarian living. His writings and moves reflect his shift from urban to rural life during the Great Depression.
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Time Machine explores Eastern Iowa homesteading expo
The Troy Mills Exposition of Homesteading featured Ralph Borsodi and speakers from California and Florida with attendees from 11 states. Borsodi criticized capitalism and individualism and promoted decentralism, self sufficiency, and rural crafts like milling and loom weaving. Ralph Borsodi died in 1977, but his decentralism influence persists among ecologists.
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