I finally had a chance to upload the content I collected at SoilHack2018
to archive.org
There are photos of some of the written materials that were presented
over the weekend of SoilHack also the audio and PowerPoint presentation
(if you cant open the powerpoint you can download the free open source
https://www.libreoffice.org to view) from Adams talk 'alchemy and the
mythos of soil'
All tagged on archive.org with soilhack2018
https://archive.org/search.php?query=soilhack2018
Its also all tagged with SoilHack, as is the content that was uploaded
from last years SoilHack if you want to browse through all the uploads
from both years-
https://archive.org/search.php?query=soilhack
I'd encourage anyone with any photos, videos, notes that you took, audio
or presentations from the weekend to upload it there. Also if anybody
still has anything from last year they could share.
If you cant work out how to upload stuff to archive.org I'd be happy to
post stuff there for people.
You can send me files by uploading them to
https://datengarten.allmende.io/s/zBEpMGnQe9Mmcie
Dear Soil Hackers,
I'm writing again to see if anyone would have time to fill out a short
survey about your experience at soil hack - we haven't had many responses
from soil hackers so it would be good to get a few more.
As a reminder, for each completed survey *£3 will be donated* to Farm Hack
UK to help fund future events, plus you can enter our *prize draw* to win
LWA merchandise.
*Click here to participate*:
https://coventry.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/farm-hack-survey-2020-2
The results of the survey will be used to improve future Hacks and help us
get the word out about the impacts the network has had so far.
This research is a collaboration between Farm Hack, Landworkers’ Alliance,
the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience, and the Sustainable
Places Research Institute. All responses will be strictly confidential and
anonymous. For more information, please contact chris.maughan(a)coventry.ac.uk
.
In solidarity,
Chris
