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The Way We Frame the Food System is F*$%ing Us
If you asked the average American to explain “the Food System,” I’m fairly confident they’ll come up with something like this:
Farmers grow food, they sell it to consumers, and consumers pay farmers money, which farmers then use the money...
The Only Love Language is “Asking Questions”
I don’t think there’s a more intimate or loving question then:
“Did you just ask me that so that I would ask you the same question?”
We’ve all been in a situation that calls for this question. You’re chatting with someone, and they ask s...
Not All Socialist Farms are Cults, But…
Big News y’all: I was on PBS News Hour! With the inimitable Judy Woodruff, no less!
It’s not every day that the national news media calls because you’re the biggest ag history nerd they could find, and they need someone to speak both to t...
How Farmers Crossed the First Ever Urban-Rural Divide
Last week on Farmers Rule: In the late 1800s, farmers and rural workers began the work of becoming organized people against organized money. This involved meeting, learning, and celebrating, inspiring individual self-respect and collective...
Farmers Rule From the Grassroots, Up
Last week on Farmers Rule: The 1979 Tractorcade brought tens of thousands of farmers to Washington, D.C. in the midst of a frigid February. But the story of how they go there didn’t start in the 1970s— it started in the late 1800s, when far...
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