Bio

Agriculture Society promotes a sustainable and environmentally safe world where our living habits work in accordance with nature through the promotion of ecologically sound choices and actions. AS firmly encourages a natural, agricultural model of living while depending less and less on industrial, profit-driven ways of existence. This philosophy does not dismiss technology, but rather seeks to find ways to employ technology efficiently in the most progressive, natural methods possible to further our goals of living in accordance with nature. Our goal is to bring you information about better nutrition and health through traditional foods, complimentary and alternative medicine, and sustainable living.

Our intent is to bring useful and timely information to the local and wider communities about health, nutrition, medicine and available alternatives. This web site challenges you to question current modes of thinking about the world and the way we live. We advocate education and the dissemination of interesting and pertinent information to improve the overall state of health for the individual and the environment for the good of society. We want to empower you, the reader, to create a better health environment for yourself, your family, and other important people in your life. Welcome to a better way and a healthier future.

Our ultimate purpose is to contribute to and expand upon existing bodies of knowledge revealing how industrialized activities and the actions of many in modern society have seriously damaged the environment, ecosystems, and the health of humankind. We want to make a difference and contribute decisive resources with which to change the future and alter current ways of thinking about our health, nature, and technology.

Raine is a consumer health writer and educator living in Boise, Idaho. She has a passion for sustainable education and teaching children and their parents about health through traditional, whole foods.

She is involved in an effort to alter lunchroom environments in a school lunch initiative with the Boise School District in changing the way children eat by education, activism, and bringing local, organic food growers together with the school district.

In addition to her web site and school lunch efforts, she teaches a nutrition class at the YMCA to children.