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Category: 2015 Prairie Festival

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A conversation between Wes Jackson, Wendell Berry and Mark Bittman at Cooper Union in New York City.

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Peter Kenmore, now retired from his position as an agriculture entomologist at the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization, gives the Strachan Donnelley Lecture on Conservation and Restoration.

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Wes Jackson, president of The Land Institute speaks at the 2015 Prairie Festival — Teach Us To Number Our Days

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Allison Miller, associate professor of biology at St. Louis University, talks about a joint project with The Land Institute to create a global inventory of perennial plants that might be suitable for domestication.

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Photographer Dornith Doherty, the artist for the 2015 Prairie Festival, talks about her work.

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Angus Wright, chairman of The Land Institute Board asks What Will People Do For Dirt?

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Zack Golper, owner of the Bien Cuit bakery in Brooklyn, NY, baked bread for Prairie Festival attendees using Kernza® in order to compare the differences between Kernza grown in Illinois and Kansas.

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Mary Evelyn Tucker of Yale University speaks on Nourishing Community: Ecology, Economics, Equity

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Ricardo Salvador of the Union of Concerned Scientists speaks on War, Cheating, and Agriculture.

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Following presentations by Land Institute staff, the audience is invited to ask questions.

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