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The International Humanitarians Listening to the Land in Appalachia
Lauren and Christoph Herby were eager to put down roots. A “rusty, big hunk of metal” helped show them how.
A Grainshed Rises in the Northeast
A new network of brewers, maltsters and bakers is looking to rebuild a local breadbasket.
Scientists Discover That Pigs Can Play Video Games
This despite the fact that a pig’s hooves are not ideal for joystick manipulation.
From NFL Stardom to Family Farming
A Q&A with Jason Brown, a former St. Louis Rams player and current farmer who wants to feed the hungry.
The Pandemic Made This Maryland Man a Farmer Again
Howard Kohn has rediscovered his love of growing food.
A French farmer questioned dairy convention and sparked a mini-movement.
Goat School is Back in Session
Meet the Bueschens, two goat-farming, knowledge-sharing brewers, who realized their dream.
Some farmers are pushing for a bill that would allow states to set their own regulations for the retail sale of meat. It has failed to pass Congress five times.
