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Who Owns U.S. Agricultural Land?

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

by Andy Wright
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From Factory Farm to Organic Icon: Inside White Oak Pastures

A look at one of America’s most interesting farms.

by Maryn McKenna
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Beyond ‘Harvest Moon’: Farmers Tell Us What They’re Listening to in the Fields

What are farmers listening to this fall?

by Brendan Francis Newnam
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Farmivore: Going Grass-Fed, Profits Be Damned

Grass-fed beef is environmentally friendly, fairly rare and neither the price nor the taste appeal to many Americans, raised on marbled, corn-fed steaks. What’s a sustainably-minded restaurant to do?

by Karen Leibowitz
delicata squash
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Delicata Squash: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butternut

Try delicata, an heirloom squash experiencing a dramatic revival thanks to the richer flavor and softer skin of a productive variety that first hit seed markets about a decade ago.

by Karen Leibowitz
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Modern Farmer Celebrity Vegetable Chart

Why Lena Dunham is like cilantro, Gwyneth Paltrow is like kale, and James Franco is like corn: it’s our our celebrity veg chart.

by Modern Farmer
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In Season: Tomatoes

Welcome to Modern Farmer’s new harvest column, in which we highlight what is seasonal, talk to those who grow it, and share a recipe (or two). We start with one of our favorites, tomatoes.

by Molly Birnbaum
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Gambling on Gluten-Free

In Fallon, Nevada, two local farmers capitalize on the growing market for gluten-free products with teff, an ancient cereal grass from North Africa.

by Freda Moon
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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
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