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Wednesday, January 15, 2014
How to Make a Farm Hack Forum Post | Farm Hack
How to Make a Farm Hack Forum Post | Farm Hack: How to Make a Farm Hack Forum Post
Farm Hack aims to nurture the development, documentation, and manufacture of farm tools for resilient agriculture. We exist as an infrastructure, providing an online platform for community-based sharing and collaborative research. Individuals and organizations, non-profits and businesses alike, are invited to participate and represent themselves.
This same community exists offline in the form of meet-ups, workshops, and build events. We promote local embodiments of Farm Hack wherever interested parties seek to rally under the banner of open-source farm tool development and skill-sharing. We believe that greater knowledge sharing will lead to improved tools, skills and biological insight to achieve our goals with elegance. Open-source seeds, breeds and technology are the fastest way to accelerate the innovation and adaptation.
As a result we are focused on attracting into our community not only farmers but those with other relevant skill-sets: engineers, roboticists, designers, architects, fabricators, programmers, hackers. It is those that live to build and make things work that are the key allies to turn ideas into tools and then into finished products.
By documenting, sharing and improving farm tools, we can improve the productivity of sustainable farming. The result will be healthy land, abundance of fresh food, and invigorated local manufacturing.
Farm Hack is a participatory and cumulative project that is as strong as we make it together. We invite you to join.
Farm Hack is an independent 501c3 and was incubated and launched by NYFC. Special thanks to our our founding members and partners!
Farm Hack aims to nurture the development, documentation, and manufacture of farm tools for resilient agriculture. We exist as an infrastructure, providing an online platform for community-based sharing and collaborative research. Individuals and organizations, non-profits and businesses alike, are invited to participate and represent themselves.
This same community exists offline in the form of meet-ups, workshops, and build events. We promote local embodiments of Farm Hack wherever interested parties seek to rally under the banner of open-source farm tool development and skill-sharing. We believe that greater knowledge sharing will lead to improved tools, skills and biological insight to achieve our goals with elegance. Open-source seeds, breeds and technology are the fastest way to accelerate the innovation and adaptation.
As a result we are focused on attracting into our community not only farmers but those with other relevant skill-sets: engineers, roboticists, designers, architects, fabricators, programmers, hackers. It is those that live to build and make things work that are the key allies to turn ideas into tools and then into finished products.
By documenting, sharing and improving farm tools, we can improve the productivity of sustainable farming. The result will be healthy land, abundance of fresh food, and invigorated local manufacturing.
Farm Hack is a participatory and cumulative project that is as strong as we make it together. We invite you to join.
Farm Hack is an independent 501c3 and was incubated and launched by NYFC. Special thanks to our our founding members and partners!
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
United States Patent: 7421476 infringement . . .
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United States Patent: 7421476
Method for converting internet messages for publishing
Abstract A method of converting internet messages is provided. A first message database is provided on a first computer which is coupled to the Internet and accessible by users thereof. Internet messages from an Internet discussion forum such as a standard e-mail users group, message forum or newsgroup database can be transferred from the first database to a more specialized forum in a second database on a second computer, also coupled to the Internet, utilizing a protocol provided on the second computer. The messages can be edited and revised for further discussion and eventual publishing as a book, web page or other known publishing format.
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United States Patent: 7421476
| United States Patent | 7,421,476 |
| September 2, 2008 |
Method for converting internet messages for publishing
| Family ID: | 32233479 |
|---|---|
| Appl. No.: | 10/695,975 |
| Filed: | October 29, 2003 |
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