Good Husbandry

Ethan Mannon reviews @k_kimball’s new GOOD HUSBANDRY and teases out some tensions inherent in moving a family to a farm and striving to grow good food: https://t.co/wlWkoy6EzT pic.twitter.com/bVMHmSCtMf

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Simon & Schuster: Good Husbandry by Kristin Kimball

Review in The Guardian.

Tara Firma Farms Special

Post by Tara Firma Farms.

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Who's your farmer?

Megan Quinn Bachman, Ecowatch Journal

The new way of procuring food, by direct connection with a local farmer, is called “Community Supported Agriculture,” CSA for short, a movement which sprouted in Europe and Japan in the 1960s, and took root in the U.S. in the early 90s. It’s also an old way of procuring food, that is, from neighbors who you know and trust.

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KK gives me a tip about the Bay Area Meat CSA. I will have to sign up and check it out.

Mariquita Farms and eatwell farm -- KK have you looked into these two?

Related link: Eat Well Guide :: Local, Sustainable, Organic Food