Over a thousand years ago, the Maya civilization was dealing with an unpredictable climate. In response to natural obstacles including overpopulation and drought, the Maya developed intricate farming ...

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If you want in on some Community Supported Agriculture action with Maya’s Farm, you’d better act fast. The small farm run by Maya Dailey is accepting applications for the upcoming CSA season, which ...

Maya’s Farm doesn’t just sell fantastic organic produce; for a limited time, they’ll also be selling plant starters for a ton of different heirloom tomatoes. See also: What’s Fresh at the Uptown ...

University of Cincinnati researchers found evidence of sustainable agriculture and forestry spanning a millennia in one ancient Maya city. UC researchers used genetic and pollen analyses to provide ...

Papers presented at the Conference on Ancient Maya Agriculture and Biological Resource Management, held Aug. 22-24, 1991, University of California, Riverside. 1. Introduction: New Perspectives on ...

A study explores how ancient Maya cultivated wetlands in Belize. Wetlands can function as farming fields during times of extreme weather events and provide evidence of environmental changes. However, ...

Drawing inspiration from the work and legacy of Elizabeth Brumfiel, I develop a case study about the lives and religious practices of Maya farmers at the Chan site in Belize, to demonstrate how ...

PHOENIX — Maya Dailey plants zinnias along a small portion of her nearly 3½-acre organic farm just north of South Mountain Park. It’s on 32nd Street between Southern Avenue and Baseline Road — an ...

Maya Dailey plants zinnias at Maya’s Farm in south Phoenix on March 28, 2022. She faults fast-growing Arizona for not considering the value of urban farming and protecting it. “We saw dollar signs and ...