Farm Journal

The Chemicals in Conventional Produce (And Why "Washed" Isn't Enough)

The Chemicals in Conventional Produce (And Why "Washed" Isn't Enough)

We've all done it. Run the apple under the faucet for a few seconds, dried it on a shirt, and felt good about it. Like we'd done our due diligence....

The Chemicals in Conventional Produce (And Why "Washed" Isn't Enough)

We've all done it. Run the apple under the faucet for a few seconds, dried it on a shirt, and felt good about it. Like we'd done our due diligence....

Pasture-Raised vs. Free-Range vs. Cage-Free Eggs: The Honest Breakdown

Pasture-Raised vs. Free-Range vs. Cage-Free Eggs: The Honest Breakdown

Cage-free. Free-range. Pasture-raised. Humanely raised. All natural. Certified this, approved by that. Every carton louder than the last. And somehow, after reading all of it, you still didn't know what's...

Pasture-Raised vs. Free-Range vs. Cage-Free Eggs: The Honest Breakdown

Cage-free. Free-range. Pasture-raised. Humanely raised. All natural. Certified this, approved by that. Every carton louder than the last. And somehow, after reading all of it, you still didn't know what's...

Why We Keep a Burn Pile (and How the Ash Feeds Our Orchard)

Why We Keep a Burn Pile (and How the Ash Feeds Our Orchard)

We keep a burn pile because it closes a loop. Winter drops branches, pruning stacks up, and not all of it is worth chipping or composting. Some wood is thorny,...

Why We Keep a Burn Pile (and How the Ash Feeds Our Orchard)

We keep a burn pile because it closes a loop. Winter drops branches, pruning stacks up, and not all of it is worth chipping or composting. Some wood is thorny,...

Let Nature Lead

Let Nature Lead

We’re not trying to outsmart the land. We’re trying to listen to it. Every morning the field tells on itself: dew on the clover, hens scratching yesterday’s weeds into tomorrow’s...

Let Nature Lead

We’re not trying to outsmart the land. We’re trying to listen to it. Every morning the field tells on itself: dew on the clover, hens scratching yesterday’s weeds into tomorrow’s...