From The Library of Congress Archives: Historical Photos of Presidents Tied to Agriculture
A selection of historical photos from the Library of Congress archives showing former presidents with a connection to the land.
Those Gorgeous Hudson Valley Seed Company Art Packs? This Is How They’re Made
Hear from the designers who created Seed Phytonutrients’ custom collection.
The True Story Behind “Mary Had a Little Lamb”
The nursery rhyme, which was was first published in 1830, is based on an actual incident involving Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, a woman born in 1806 on a farm in Sterling, MA. Spoiler: its fleece *was* white as snow.
Farm Confessional: I Hope My Family’s Farm Doesn’t Become a Golf Course
“We’re getting squeezed out,” my mother says, referring to her midsize Ohio farm. And I have no intention of helping solve that problem.
Farm Confessional: How I Nearly Lost My Goats to Mexican Drug Dealers
A true story of three goats on the lam.
Farm Confessional: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Foie
A look at the reality of U.S. foie gras production.
Farm Confessional: From Pot Smoker to Pot Farmer
How a recreational marijuana smoker and grower turned his hobby into a legal – and lucrative – business.
Farm Confessional: How To Say “Cold” in Quechua
Meet a 23-year-old journalist and his Peruvian extended family.
Farm Confessional: How to Tell People You’ve Decided to Become a Farmer
As a 23-year-old British-born Ghanaian woman is finding it difficult to give people the answer they’re looking for.
