To Be a Good Vermonter
Miz Jack ThomasWhat it means to be a good American (and perhaps even a good human) through a Vermont lens. Essays, interviews, audio, & images.
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We Are Not the Villains We Were Warned About (Except When We Are)
There’s something insidious and exhausting that keeps happening on Threads and really, on all of social media - even here on Substack, arguably the most literate of social platforms. Let me paint a picture of this trend through a personal l...
Fencing Goats with Dental Floss as Technofascist Resistance?
Yesterday, I told someone on Threads that I’d rather try to fence goats with dental floss than register our farm with a Palantir-aligned USDA. You know what they say: if it won’t hold water, it won’t hold a goat. So of course, dental floss...
Gene Logsdon Wrote This Book For You (Even If You've Never Farmed a Day in Your Life)
There’s a particular kind of stubbornness that Vermont respects; indeed, it’s not just respected - it’s almost a requirement for surviving here (or at least for thriving). It’s not the ornery, dug-in kind of stubbornness that mistakes rigid...
Foggy Ridge Dispatch: April 12th, 2026
On Thursday morning, I almost didn’t see them.
Our brooder box sits in a half-gutted utility room just off my home office - one of many unfinished rooms in this house, one of many unfinished projects in this life, one of many things quietl...
A Call to Action: The Agrarian Community That America Needs In This Moment
The American agrarian imagination is being held hostage by women in linen aprons, men with unblemished Carhartt workwear, and a glossy lie about what self-sufficiency and ideal rural culture should look like.
Scroll long enough and the pat...
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Self-taught regenerative farmsteader. Food & homesteading educator. Enthusiastic Vermonter. Queer 2A leftist. Founder, ACRE (Agrarian Co-Learning & Resiliency Exchange). Writing about growing/raising food, leftist prepping, politics, & Vermont life.
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