His name is Gail – the recovering conventional farmer
“A big part of all the fun was also all the life! All I had ever been taught to do was kill things. Suddenly I get to talk about encouraging
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“A big part of all the fun was also all the life! All I had ever been taught to do was kill things. Suddenly I get to talk about encouraging
As if we needed another reason to focus and care for the soil on this pale blue dot we call home, but a recent meta-analysis has done just that for
“It’s the first time in history we’re examining an entire continent’s food system in detail.”
Kay Fuller Kay Fuller, 78, of McCoy, Texas, returned to her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, June 14, 2023. Kay was born Jan. 21, 1945, in San Antonio to Glenn and Pearl Hoots Quinn. Kay spent her younger years growing up in Wisconsin and Fredericksburg then her family settled in Floresville, where she later went on
Son of a sharecropper and lifetime farmer, Dale Strickler has lived his life by the soil. Strickler grew up in an impoverished area near the Ozarks in the U.S. Midwest, where he says he watched as the crops on his family farm died from drought and as the topsoil washed away from tilled fields. “If […]