The World’s Most Ecological Straw
The original straw is grown directly by nature, ready to use in final ‘straw’ form. This straw comes from the stems of grass plants like wheat, rice, reeds, and others.
Blog & News
Read the latest about our work with the film and projects related to Final Straw.
Year in Review & a Look at 2020
Environmental workshops, exhibitions, community gardens, green streets, and our first eco arts festival. What will 2020 bring?
New Series: Larry Korn and the Life, Mind, and Farm of Masanobu Fukuoka
A three part, short interview series, exploring the philosophy of natural farming, and how to apply it to life.
A Natural Farming Event with Lexus?
We had a surprising request from a car company who wants to support young regenerative farmers…
Festivals & Events – Summer 2019
From film festivals, to global academic conferences, we’ve been taking natural farming philosophy to …
2018 Year in Review
People form seventeen countries came through the doors of our new art and ecology center this year, and that’s not all…
A Nature Mandala in a Shopping Mall
Our experiment in engaging holiday shoppers with nature offered lessons: nothing is permanent, slow down, and there’s no need to buy…
Spring 2018 Updates from Final Straw
From building a “pocket farm” and an eco art lab in Japan, to film screenings in Turkey, and books in Korea, there’s much to report …
Final Straw to Open Eco Art Space & Farm in Japan
Our new home base for ecological art and media, The Branch will come alive with workshops, events, and a series of local and international artists, farmers, and…
Small Works of Art in the Forest
Making art in a South Korean forest! No need to buy art supplies here, the forest gives us all the colors we need…