The Slow Food Movement is Too Fast
One of the reasons we moved to the farm was in search of a slower paced life that allowed time for “one another”. It was seeking meaningful relationships and finding the time … Continue Reading →
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Feed Corn, Winter Snow and Boyhood Farm Work
Feed corn, winter snow and boyhood farm work are beautiful sights! The boys went up to a new feed store that just opened up in town. They bought some bags … Continue Reading →
1942 Farming Propaganda
While I’m very thankful for the tractor and all that it can do – the actual impact of progressive farming was exactly opposite of what this old film clip portrays. In … Continue Reading →
Food Fascism, Southern Culture, and My Garden
Thomas Moore, the chairman for the Southern National Congress, wrote a great essay late last month, that is well worth sharing. He gives a great high level fly over of … Continue Reading →
A Food Inc. Movie Review
Here’s a Food INC. movie review from some friends of ours: Well, we just got back from the movie. Their answers to the problem seemed to rely too much on … Continue Reading →
Three Real Food Articles Worth Reading
Ok – so in the absence of much writing, maybe you’d like to see what we’ve been reading. In addition to our family reading story, Every Farm Tells a Story … Continue Reading →
Food, INC.
Here is another movie that just opened on the 12th, called Food, Inc. We haven’t seen the entire movie yet, but we will. Based on this interview, I’m sure there … Continue Reading →
Desiring Slow Community
While I’m not really desiring community in Chinatown, PA the heart of this message on the Desiring God Blog has it right. One of the reasons we moved to the … Continue Reading →