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The Legacy of Dr Homer Swingle 02/22/2026 Video The Legacy of Dr Homer Swingle
The Legacy of Dr Homer Swingle.
Homer Scott Swingle 02/21/2026 Person Homer Scott Swingle, Ph.D.

Homer Scott Swingle is known as the father of pond management and made significant contributions to aquaculture by establishing methods for creating self-sustaining fish populations,...
Maslin 02/21/2026 Video What Was Maslin? The Medieval Baker's Famine Proof Bread You've Never Heard Of

In 1994, archaeobotanist John Letts was sitting at a desk inside the Oxford University Museum of Natural History when someone handed him a shoebox. Inside...
The 2,400-Year-Old "Infinite Food" System (That Was Banned) 02/21/2026 Video The 2,400-Year-Old "Infinite Food" System (That Was Banned)

Discover the 2,500-year-old aquaculture system that produces more protein per square foot than cattle ranching—for under $600. Learn how to build a self-sustaining backyard pond...
02/21/2026 Person

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