A Habitat Farmer’s Manifesto

A Habitat Farmer’s Manifesto

by David Hoyt 1.I consider myself a farmer. Instead of food, I raise habitat. Another way of saying it would be that, instead of raising food for people, I raise food for everything else. 2. It’s risky to define oneself, because others have their own perceptions, usually different, and sometimes more accurate. In the traditions of Amazonian peoples, you must imagine yourself through the eyes of your enemy to know who you really are. They may see…