During his 40-year career, Lewis discovered how plants use "SOS" signals to recruit beneficial insects to their defense. In 2008, he was awarded the coveted Wolf Prize in Agriculture for this groundbreaking work. In his new book, Lewis looks back on his charmed childhood and distinguished scientific career while tracing our industrialized country's increasing alienation from nature.
Lewis believes we can reconnect with nature through learning to speak a new language of co-existence and cooperation both in our agriculture and our everyday lives. This coming-of-age tale will inspire anyone interested in agriculture, talking plants and smart insects.
Includes a foreword by Mark Schatzker. Preface by John Ikerd.
"If I am saying nothing else here, I am saying that our disconnect from natureher beauty, her power, her amazing ability to give is, more than anything, the greatest threat to our survival." W. Joe Lewis, author
"Joe Lewis' book is not an ordinary book about a scientific discovery; it is a unique and important book about nature and the nature of life." John Ikerd, author of Sustainable Capitalism, A Return to Common Sense, and Small Farms are Real Farms.
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