I feel like she’s in a 12 step program, but is missing steps.

I’m addicted to searching for things people say there looking for. I did a search for “artist made Hanukkah cards” got a lot of Etsy. Found this interesting woman makers group in Texas. www.mosaicmakers.co/collections/...

Shawn the sheep

#cheese

The cows say HIHO back, from Maine, US

We’re located at 2361 Friendship Road, Waldoboro, ME 04572. Just 5 miles south of Route 1 on Route 220 south. Turn in at the red open flag. The Cheese Hut is open daily 10-6 for our cheeses and meats . We take cash, cards and Venmo. Cheese can be sent nationwide at www.lakinsgorgescheese.com

“agriculture has a unique capacity to mitigate climate change through soil carbon sequestration and improved nutrient and manure management” smallfarms.oregonstate.edu/new-study-fi...

Would filling complaints with the FCC do anything?

The farm will also follow rotational grazing practices, which lowers the impact on the land and provides a healthier overall diet for all the livestock. They also then fertilize the fields, helping to reduce labor and the need for soil amendments.

But that's in the future.

People toss about the phrase, "Eating is a political act" but really it is agriculture that is a political act. Everything is weighted toward chemical based, volume production, which makes smaller farms bear a greater cost relative to production. Neal will be happy to elucidate.

The farm will follow organic practices, which means no pesticides or chemical fertilizers. The benefit is that there is a lower environmental impact. The down side it's that everything is more expensive.

He schedules his milling work around our farm needs and it is important to remember that income lost now, is banking for the future.

The advantage to this is that if anything is really going to fall apart in this agreement, it gives another safety window. Also, the heat seems to have broken and there has been rain. Trying to be philosophical. Neal is trying to be patient.

The 6 acre field it is intended for has been commercially farmed for a number of years. It is full of rocks and will require 2 days of maintenance before the seed can be sown. It was due to be delivered over a week ago.

How do we better communicate the benefits of buying local food from local farmers? Aside from the usual: lower food miles; how large a portion of a dollar spent, stays in the local community. How do we change the shopping habits of Americans? How do we efficiently distribute food? Earn a living wage