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Interviews about technological/computer advance

 
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I wasn't really sure where to post this, so obviously I put it here.

I am doing a small research paper for school and we get to choose our own topic, but they would like it related to computers (since it's a computer class).  I would REALLY love to write about permacultre/gardening/self-sustaining/etc, so I thought it would be a good idea to write about how technology/computers have helped those areas.  But there is a problem... I HAVE to have one interview as a source, and I can't find anything online that helps support that.  Apparently, no permie has been asked "How have computers and technologies helped you grow things?"  Unless, that is, you can point me in the right direction.  I know it's late, but I would love to hear from the community soon... my Works Cited rough draft is due in a couple of hours.  I appreciate all of your help!!!
 
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