Posts Tagged farming together series
Farming Together
"Farming” in America holds many meanings, and only a few have anything to do with food.
A Year of Transitions
As much as they might crave a comfy couch, a relaxing beverage, and a sturdy ottoman, farmers don’t have the luxury of sitting down for an extended chat.
Planting Roots
Few words are as visually evocative, or as illustrative of their definition, as “tumbleweed”.
“Growing Food for People We Know”
A few weeks ago, I listened to an NPR piece about the Oregon Country Fair.
Cultivating Food & Community
There's frequently a disconnect between how people portray themselves online, and how they act in reality: the bubbliest, most engaged person on iChat ends up being taciturn and standoffish in person.
A Commitment in Ink
Since moving to Portland, I've quickly developed an appreciation for a wide range of tattoo art.
Ensuring Diversity by Preserving the Past
Spending time on a farm tends to lead to deep philosophical conversations about the nature of life and society.
New Series | Farming Together
It's a well reported fact that the average age of an American farmer is nearly 60 years old.