Artist, writer, and ecologist practicing slow farming in the Ozarks. Here you will find my series "A Year on the Land" chronicling life on a slow farm, essays on ecology, art, society, creative practice, and more. Anti-AI.
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A Year on the Land: August
Cicadas and small children screech and holler throughout our rural neighborhood each evening. Though the temperature hovers around the low 100’s fahrenheit, children in their backyards or in the woods still play wildly as if they do not not...
A Year on the Land: June & July
Sitting at the dining room table one morning in early June, I gazed out the window as the rain fell gently on the dry earth. I had the day off of work, it was raining, the house was quiet and still. I decided this was a special occasion whi...
Halfway Through an Analog Year
The trend of going analog has come and gone, but for many of us, the habits we have built are here to stay. Back in December I wrote the first of many articles for The Analog Project series. I was strongly motivated by a sudden awareness of...
A Year on the Land: April & May
Catkins cascade down branches of the oaks I walk past each day. The yellow pollen on each one is palpable. The air is crisp and cool and reminds me of early spring mornings on the playground as a child. April is a perfect month (and not jus...
A Year on the Land: March
Early signs of spring are subtle. I have begun to notice the subtleties more with each passing year on this land. Each March is a little different in the Oklahoma Ozarks, but you can always rely on the purple dead nettle to emerge by the fi...
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