Whiskey Hill Farms & Science Center
Solving Problems for the Earth & Our Communities
Thirty appearances, so far. Check out the topics Dave talked about on this very popular show. “According to estimates by Talkers Magazine, Coast to Coast AM has a cumulative weekly audience of around 2.75 million unique listeners listening for at least five minutes, making it the most listened-to program in its time slot.”
Buckminster Fuller wrote the 1983 Foreword to the original version of my book, Alcohol Can Be a Gas! Fueling an Ethanol Revolution for the 21st Century. He has always been an inspiration and guide to me. —David Blume
A short introduction to some of the ways that alcohol fuel — also called ethanol — can transform people’s lives and the planet.
Now open to the public for the first time! Saturdays 10 to 2. For years, the Whiskey Hill Farms & Science Center tour has amazed, informed, and delighted students — from grade school through post-graduate, including permaculture/landscape students — and visitors from the U.S. Senate and House and public agencies such as the USDA, the DOE, and NASA; from tribal governments; from the UN and numerous foreign governments; and from a wide range of non-profit development organizations. Now open to the public, unabridged, and full of excitement!
April 22, 2022. “In 2021, biotech company Blume Industries and Whiskey Hill Farms became recipients of The Farmer Rancher Grant, a major grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Western Division of Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE). “The grant aims to support farmers and ranchers who are striving for sustainability; since 2009, BI…
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Sanitizers are products we use to kill or neutralize harmful bacteria, viruses, and (in some cases) fungi from our skin and surfaces. By definition they are toxic to these microbes. Our goal is to use sanitizers to stay healthy and safe. But could it be that the cure is worse than the disease? It doesn’t have to be so, but most sanitizers on the market have harmful chemicals in them. Some are astonishingly harmful, or even deadly.
In this short talk, Dave Blume explains how alcohol can be used to inexpensively and ecologically create high-quality edible protein using cattail plants.
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IEA advocates for bio-ethanol use to support clean fuel cookstoves usage that will prevent exposure for women and children to toxic emissions from wood and fossil fuel-based indoor cooking and heating, help lower carbon emissions and stop deforestation.
David Blume and Whiskey Hill Farms have reached out, hosted, and educated — with tours, workshops, classes, demonstrations, speeches, videos, publications, and more — farmers, students (from grade school through post-graduate), and visitors from the U.S. Senate and House and public agencies such as the USDA, the DOE, and NASA; from tribal governments; from the…