Our Sponsors
TaconicArts.com
Interior/Exterior House Painting by someone you can trust.
(845) 554-5119
jeff@taconicarts.com
Brown Ink
Commercial Printing
600 Horsepound Road, Kent Lakes, NY 10512
(845) 225-0177
Email Greg Brown
Joe Greico's
Out On A Limb
All types of tree work, all aspects of lawn maintenance, snow plowing, lot clearing, excavation, retaining walls, stump grinding.
82 Hortontown Rd.
Kent Cliffs, NY 10512
greico@verizon.net
T- (914)224-3049
F- (845)231-0815
Chuckie Goodnight Foundation
To educate children on how to be good stewards of the earth.
Hudson Valley Photo and Video
Photography by Chris Casaburi
(845) 531-2358
Town of Kent Conservation Advisory Committee
Explore the outdoors in the Town of Kent, New York
One Click ButterCutter
The BEST way to handle butter!
A Putnam County Owned Business Enterprise
Google Syndication Google is being boycotted until they reverse their stand on Net Neutrality. See : for More Information
|
This summer, Scott Price completed a four-month internship at what may be the most well-known and well-respected organic farm operation in the country: Polyface Farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, run by Joel Salatin. An accountant by education… [...]
The land east of Austin is a monochrome pallete in the off-yellows of dying plants. Nowhere was it more stark than when I rounded the curve of pasture that separates Tecolote Farm from Highway 969. Tecolote is east of downtown Austin, not t… [...]
Imagine you’ve just graduated from college, in something like American literature. In addition to Toni Morrison and Allen Ginsberg, you’ve been reading books by Joel Salatin and Gene Logsdon. You’re interested in farming because it provides… [...]
Most of us know that flavored milk has come under fire for contributing to the slew of diet related health problems in America’s children, including the rising obesity rates among kids. Last June, with the help of Jamie Oliver, the sugary drinks … [...]
You may start crying now. [...]
I’ve found that a distinguishing attribute of young farmer life is the perpetual state of flux. Internships, seasonal work, searching for opportunities to farm on your own–it often leads young farmers not only into various, questionable living a… [...]
I always say that young farmers don’t have much of a voice in the media. Whenever farmers are mentioned, especially beginning farmers without land, the stories usually stay one-dimensional. One day out of the blue I realized, hey, with this… [...]
Because Jocelyn grew up on a ranch in Montana, she has a unique perspective on the kind of lifestyle farming can offer–full of both sacrifice and abundance. Below, she offers that perspective as an encouragement for those who are flirting with t… [...]
Our first season at Round Table Farm is over! And to prove that we have in fact gained and retained some knowledge this year, Travis and I wanted to share our top five lessons from the last 10 months. Hope you find them helpful, and any far… [...]
It’s coming to the end of the summer harvest in Texas. The time of year when you only have okra and cayenne peppers to eat. It’s earlier than normal this year because of the drought. As far as the plants are concerned, it’s August, not July… [...]
|
Spread the News
Stumble This!

|