Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
Crops, animals, wild relatives ...
Update: with the score tied at 1 all, I put in a poll, right.
I was getting a little worried that we were posting so many items a day that some might have been slipping under your radar. So I tweaked the home page to show excerpts of each story. You have to click to continue reading. And you can use your browser’s Back button to go back, or work your way through the Latest Posts links over on the right.
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Penny has an intriguing idea about black rice:
“Dr Xu says he’d like to see Louisiana farmers growing black rice.”Or, we could just buy it from the countries where it is indigenous to. That way, the farmers who actually developed it would benefit from producing it.
She has reasons, too, good ones.
Who’s tweeting Medvedev
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Jeremy: Both page styles look good to me. Your blog is a tremendous resource to me and my students. I do hope you are able to sustain it.
warm regards, Don
Too much tweak – I’d be happier scrolling down a longer page.
First, you all are running a great blog. Lots of fun material.
However, paring down the amount of pulp on the front page makes it a little less appealing for two reasons:
1. I read a lot of blogs off-line. Usually, I save the blogs I follow to my USB drive at an internet cafe so that I can read them at home later. Less pulp on the front page means that I can grab a lot less information by simply saving the entire front page.
2. When I am reading the blog on-line and want to read all the posts, I now have to navigate back and forth too much, which is just a hassle.
Either way, I will still follow your work. Great stuff. I just wanted to share a little opinion on the new layout…
Thanks a lot for all the comments, and the votes. It looks very much as if a little more housekeeping will be in order this weekend, going back to where we were. Or somewhere reasonably close to there.