A record of the agrarian year, concerning rural folklore, redneck ecology, and the work of liberating and sustaining life through food and farming. You are intrigued.
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Some days ago, swarms of broad-winged hawks (Buteo platypterus) crossed over us on their way back from their seasonal breeding grounds down to their tropical winter homes across Mexico and Central and South America. As thousands of raptors ...
We built our home on an old fencerow, between the juncture of a broad shoulder of once open grassland sprouting in eastern red cedar, and a rolling slope stripped of its skin by the plow, scabbed over with pioneering brush that managed to b...
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