HONORING THE PAST, PROGRESSING TOWARDS THE FUTURE
“AI” INITIATIVES
Mandatory Agricultural Education & Home Economics for All Schools
America was founded on an understanding that agriculture sustains freedom. The early American farmer was not driven to feed the world but to feed and support a self-reliant local economy—an economy rooted in independence, stewardship, and faith.
Agrarian principles mirror Godly values found in nature—patience, common sense, resilience, and renewal. Following nature’s calendar teaches reverence for life and respect for the land that sustains it.
Requiring Agricultural Education and Home Economics in every public and private voucher-funded school is an investment in America’s future. It cultivates stewardship, civic responsibility, and practical wisdom in young people—ensuring they grow up with the knowledge and respect to care for the land, their communities, and one another for generations to come.
INVENTORY RURAL COMMUNITIES HISTORIC & CULTURAL ASSETS
Citizen “Watch dog” groups or Civic Leagues keep Governments accountable to preserving what’s important to a community. Protecting resources that include vital environmental and historic assets such as creeks and rivers, tree canopies, barns, viewsheds, historic cemeteries and other cultural places of interest always starts with a few concerned citizens organizing and uniting for a cause.
LOCAL LAWS AND ORDINANCES SHAPE YOUR COMMUNITIES DESTINY-UNDERSTANDING THEM GIVES YOU A VOICE
The key to citizens having a say in the way a community is shaped and developed is by LOCAL residents having knowledge of local zoning laws and ordinances with an understanding of what is in your communities “Comprehensive Land Use Plan” the guiding document that lays out a communities guardrails for how it allows itself to develop 20 years into the future.
LOBBY FOR (HIGHER) DESIGN STANDARDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY-ESPEC
In the Village of Cottage Grove, WI Developers get approval to build typical cookie cutter CAD rendered architecture abutting the road on a main thoroughfare creating a game changing urban feel with no connection to the communities original rich rural heritage. Saving elements of the natural landscapes that included old growth oak trees could have created a higher design standard for long time residents In the community.
ASK YOUR REPRESENTATIVES TO CREATE PROTECTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSETS AND TREE CANOPIES IN THEIR ZONING LAWS
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Renown planner RANDALL ARENDT has written definitive books on land use planning for sub divisions that retain higher standards by the use of green space and environmental assets with well planned appropriate densities .
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Inventory historic assets