People Eat the Land
Sarah MockExploring fantastical possibilities for more diverse, dynamic, just, resilient, sacred, and delicious future food systems.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 106 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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At Home In the Rift
Where I’m standing, the ground is literally being ripped apart beneath my feet.
(This story is not about geology.)
I live in one of only four active rift valleys on planet Earth.
That means that my world is being slowly torn asunder. By...
Weeds Resist AI (and So Can We)
Since the literal dawn of plant life on Earth, plants have been changing.
This is evolution; a slow, slow process. The problem is, a given corn plant, cottonwood tree, or rose bush doesn’t have thousands of years to wait for the genes of t...
Your Food, Farm, and Regen Questions, Answered
In the course of publishing more than 100 of these newsletters (welcome to edition #104!), I’ve gotten a lot of questions from readers. When they come via email, I try my best to respond to them promptly, but then these questions/answers ar...
What We Keep Getting Wrong About Regenerative Agriculture
Today, regenerative agriculture means a lot of different things.
For consumers, it’s a signal that a product is better for you and also better for the planet. For companies, it’s means premium ingredients that might help you earn a premium...
The Me I Used to be on Social Media
Once upon a time, I was a purveyor of fine dunks and hot takes on twitter dot com.
Let me set the scene. Open on a mythical, bygone era when social media was still social. When your actual, real-life friends and acquaintances were on your...
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