Wendell Berry and It All Turns On Affection We change the garden wall every season, and this one is a tribute to the writer and thinker Wendell Berry, with excerpts from his famous essay The Pleasures of Eating and his Jefferson Lecture, delivered in 2012. Related thoughts from Ursula Leguin, Krista Tippett, and E.M. Forster […]
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French Intensive Raised Bed Gardening came out of wartime gardens in French cities, as a way to grow food densely in small areas. It’s a method that also works well for making less than ideal soil arable and plantable—like the compacted, caliche-laced dirt of New Mexico, for instance. People in areas with less brittle
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Life in the intersection of food, farming & business
