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Farm Life

Learn where your food comes from and join the journey of sustainability in agriculture with Dietitian Ann.

The Origin Story of the Peas and Hoppy Meal Guides App

It’s sometimes hard to live the farm values I love: of slow mealtimes, local produce, and eating seasonally. That’s why I created the Peas and

How a Global Pandemic could Change our Food Supply

A few weeks ago I opened the milk crate on our front porch which holds the weekly delivery from a local dairy. I was

Sustainability Spotlight: Florida Orange Grove Farmer

The Story Companies operate a roughly 5,000-acre farm made up primarily of different varieties of oranges and a tangerine or two. Learn about citrus farming

What’s a CSA: Community Supported Agriculture

Spring is (finally) here, which means that summer - my favorite season - is just around the corner. I am so excited.

We’ve finally

Making Lunches

We visited the farm last weekend to introduce two of my favorite people in the world to wheat harvest. It's a busy, dusty,

Sustainability Spotlight: Miller Farms Local Vegetable Farm

Meet Joe Miller. He and his wife, Chris, are the full-time owners/operators of Miller Farms, a medium-sized vegetable farm in Northern Colorado. Miller Farms consists

Sustainability Spotlight: Community Based Agriculture

Meet Amanda Lindahl. She’s an expert baker, extrovert, wonderful friend, and a passionate gardener. She works for The Giving Grove, a non-profit organization which is

Sustainability Spotlight: Large-Scale Commodity Farm

If there is one word I could use to describe Lee Scheufler, my father and the co-owner/operator of Scheufler Farms, Inc. it would be efficient.

“I

Sustainability Spotlight: Industry Perspective

Last December, Marvin showed up on my parents’ doorstep.

Marvin works for ADM (Archer Daniels Midland Company – although nobody ever calls them by their full

Sustainability in Agriculture

Farm to Table. Locally Grown. Sustainably Made.

These buzzwords are becoming more than marketing phrases – they are becoming the demands of consumers. Consumers understand now

The Next Generation of American Agriculture

My Dad was featured in the Wall Street Journal last month. That's right, I'm basically the daughter of a celebrity.

He and several other farmers in

But Where Does it All Go?

A few months ago I wrote about the volatility of the farming economy - the Invisible Hand of supply, demand, and incentive programs. Today, that picture

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