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Photo Essay: Kidding Season at Connecticut’s Beltane Farm
Paul Trubey of Beltane Farm in Lebanon, Connecticut, raises about 100 Oberhasli, La Mancha, and Saanan goats to make a variety of artisanal, farmstead goat milk cheese.
Low-maintenance and loaded with flavor, this little-known perennial herb is poised to become the next big thing among chefs and hip home cooks.
A Flower-Farming Renaissance: America’s Slow Flower Movement
Flowers grown in the United States are fresher and subject to stricter labor and environmental laws. So why do imported blooms dominate the domestic market?
Q&A: Courtney Pure of Bayard Cutting Arboretum
This week’s winner finds inspiration in her grandparents’ garden and local Long Island farmers.
Carbon Farming: Hope for a Hot Planet
Among the top climate-change culprits, agriculture finally attempts to address the issue, via a series of holistic methods called carbon farming.
Famously Bad NBA Player (and Fascinating Human) Darko MiliÄić is a Farmer Now
Sounds like a nice life.
The ideal thickness for achieving a dark, delicious sear without overcooking the interior of a New York strip or rib-eye steak is 1½ inches.
This bright condiments work wells with skillet steak, roasted chicken, and vegetables like cauliflower.
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