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Posts by Andy Wright

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The CitroÁ«n 2CV: The French Farmer’s Favorite Car

Created with rural users in mind, the CitroÁ«n 2CV was designed to fit four comfortably, traverse tough country roads, transport a flat of eggs across a ploughed field without breaking, and was affordable and fuel-efficient.

by Andy Wright· October 25, 2013
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Butterworld: One Man’s Dairy Obsession Hits the Road

Sandeep Agarwal didn’t set out to become a self-made butter historian. Of course, Agarwal, who runs a Pure Indian Foods, a company that makes organic, grass-fed ghee, has always been interested in the stuff. Then he saw his first butter churn at flea market auction, and he was hooked. He sunk years of his life and his own savings into a quest to amass butter artifacts.

by Andy Wright· October 24, 2013
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Farm Pop: “Children of the Corn” and Rural Horror

On the making of “Children of the Corn” and why rural horror works.

by Andy Wright· October 17, 2013
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The Rise of Rural TV

Shows like “Duck Dynasty” and “Farm Kings” helped pave the way for an entire television network dedicated to all thing rural.

by Andy Wright· October 4, 2013
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Farm Pop: On Farmers’ Daughters

The first installment of our new culture column, Farm Pop, looks at that lingering cliché: the farmer’s daughter.

by Andy Wright· October 3, 2013
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In Season: Corn

Each week we highlight what is seasonal, talk to those who grow it, and share a recipe (or two). This week: corn.

by Andy Wright· October 2, 2013
News-Article

Who Owns U.S. Agricultural Land?

Latest USDA report is out about foreign owners of U.S. land.

by Andy Wright· September 27, 2013
News-Article

Master the Maize: The Increasingly Big Business of Corn Mazes

For customers, corn mazes are a lark. For farmers, they’re incredibly hard work and potentially big business that has grown increasingly sophisticated.

by Andy Wright· September 25, 2013
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Meet the Goat Who Wasn’t a Goat

"He was clumsy, working his way down the cliff trying to catch up with the rest of the herd,” Creighton told FOX affiliate KSTU-TV, "With the binoculars, I could clearly see it w...

by Andy Wright· September 19, 2013
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