History of Organic
Anneliese AbbottExploring the past and present of organic farming
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Cranberries in the Northwoods
I conclude my June research trip with a field day at James Lake Cranberry Farms in Three Lakes, Wisconsin
June 25, 2026
Little Tent on the Prairie is now Little Tent in the Big Woods of Wisconsin. I’m camped on the shore of beautiful Whit...
Lost Agricultural Land
My last afternoon in North Dakota is a quest to find out what happened to Indigenous farmland
June 23, 2026
It’s just before 1:00 p.m. when I leave Menoken Farm. Instead of returning to my campground, I head north. There are a couple more...
Demonstrating Soil Health
The soil health movement in North Dakota has made great progress. But is herbicide-dependent no-till sustainable in the long run?
June 23, 2026
Time for my last farm tour in North Dakota! I leave my campground, head a few miles east on I-...
Looking for Buffalo Bird Woman
Today’s hike explores where and how North Dakota’s agricultural Indigenous people traditionally farmed
It’s a beautiful, sunny morning in Mandan, North Dakota. I sit by the confluence of the Missouri and Heart Rivers and watch the sun rise...
The Best Soil in Bismarck
I couldn’t go to North Dakota without stopping by Brown’s Ranch!
June 22, 2026
Gabe Brown is arguably one of the most famous regenerative farmers in America—if not the world. He’s been featured in the films Kiss the Ground and Common Grou...
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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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