History of Organic
Anneliese AbbottExploring the past and present of organic farming
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Is Politics Killing Our Organic Organizations?
Why is attendance at many organic conferences declining each year?
This is typically the time of year when I would announce my speaking lineup for 2027. For the past two years, I’ve spoken at one or two state organization conferences each...
Looking for the Tallgrass Prairie
Finding the tallgrass prairie turned out to be a little more challenging than I anticipated
August 23, 2026
When I was in North Dakota in June, I hiked the shortgrass prairie and the mixed grass prairie. There’s just one major American pr...
The Misinformation Machine
It’s a sad reflection on our society that we’re pouring vast amounts of energy and resources into a misinformation machine—and calling that “progress.”
It seems like practically every other author out there is posting something about how m...
When Louis Bromfield was Pro-Organic
I’ve been wondering for years--did Louis Bromfield ever meet J.I. Rodale?
Ever since I first started studying Louis Bromfield in 2015, I’ve been trying to get to the bottom of a mystery. What was Bromfield’s connection with J.I. Rodale? Di...
In Memory of Wendell Berry
When Wendell Berry criticized technology, he practiced what he preached--like heating his home with wood and building a composting outhouse.
On August 31, 2026, the organic movement lost one of its most influential writers—Wendell Berry. A...
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Anneliese Abbott is passionate about researching and writing about the past and present of organic farming. She has degrees in plant science and agroecology and lives on a small farm in Michigan with one dog, six cats, and lots of cute goats.
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