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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...
American Farmers, American Fighters
It’s been a long, hot, dry summer around here, and the deprivation is taking its toll. Maybe you feel it too— the time poverty, the financial poverty, the scarcity of everything, including patience, kindness, and sanity. The lack feels as p...
Why We Have “Factory Farms” Instead of “Sweatshop Farms”
People hate “factory farms.”
And listen, I get it. Factories might be fine to make teddy bears, plastic hangers, heck, even things like cheetos, but who is enchanted by the idea that living things, namely plants and animals, are being rai...
How We Talk About Invasive Plants Changes the Way We Manage Them
From the far reaches of Northern New Mexican grasslands all the way down into the arid south, cholla (or more formally, cylindropuntia) is making inroads everywhere you look.
If you’ve never met cholla before, it’s an amazing, almost other...
5 Questions I Would Answer If I Could Afford To
For a writer-researcher like me, questions are my stock in trade. Everything I do is driven by questions— framing them, understanding them, and answering them— and the best stuff I do, the best essays, podcasts, reports, whatever, tend to b...
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