
Self-reliance as resistance, not as aesthetic. Practical skills and honest dispatches from a working farm in western Maine.
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Standing at the counter of my town office, I counted out hundred dollar bills for the first parcel.
“You pay your taxes with cash?” a friend had asked incredulously a few days earlier. We’d arranged to meet at Marmee Dearest’s, our local c...
It’s dinner, not a magazine cover. Savory hand pies with a grated-butter crust and gravy from scratch, plus the printable recipe card.
A veteran lunch-lady in the school kitchen taught me to break up sausage with a can instead of a spatula...
The engine churned for a few long seconds before the car finally started, and I breathed a sigh of relief. When I describe my field of expertise to strangers, I always say “organics—not mechanics.” I can do anything in the garden, but I’m p...
Pumpkin isn’t just for pie. Watch me turn a homegrown peanut pumpkin into a creamy Tuscan chicken dinner, cooked from scratch in one skillet.
The first time I made Tuscan chicken, I followed the recipe’s three to five minutes per side and...
Two little girls spent fifteen minutes deciding between a Big Macs pumpkin and a Cinderella type. Their dad’s $100 bought the straw that will mulch my garlic. This week’s farm update is “One Woman with a Farm and a Voice.”
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Maine farmer protecting habitat for wildlife, writing for women about self-reliance, teaching real skills, advocating REAL food, and sharing the unglamorous truths about my farmish life and this world around us.
Raw milk mama, food-and-farming policy analyst, entrepreneur, permaculture gardener, and teacher. And I love making food for people.
Building the bridge between land reform and food systems change.
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