Eat local: “Not as an act of hatred against grocery chains or an act of defiance against the commercial food industry in the US but as an act of character, of learning and of growing.”
Local Food
Squirrel pie, mullet salad, geoducks, and prairie oysters: what America has lost and gained in the evolution of its culinary customs.
Roll with the punches of creation’s unpredictability, says farmer and writer Ragan Sutterfield. That’s faithful living.
In August, Illinois passed unprecedented legislation to make the local, in-state food economy a viable and stable one.
The Christian Broadcasting Network’s 700 Club features the Sleeth family in a segment on creation care.
A green rooftop farm is a study in urban agriculture in Brooklyn, NY.
