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Down on the Wine Farm

Anneli Rufus | Posted 05.24.2013 | Taste
Anneli Rufus

So the next time you raise a glass of something very aromatic, very elegant and very expensive, remember to toast the folks driving the tractors. Toast their colleagues who dig dirt and shovel dung. All of that, plus sweat and passion, ended up in your glass.

Sneak Peek: Oprah's New Farm In Maui

Posted 05.15.2013 | OWN

Click through the slideshow to see beautiful photos from Oprah's new farm in Maui. (You can read the full story in the June issue of O, The Oprah ...

Preparing for Spring in New York

Carolyna De Laurentiis | Posted 05.20.2013 | Taste
Carolyna De Laurentiis

For those of us whose shopping lists vary by the season, our taste buds can grow a bit frustrated around this time of year. But no one is looking forward to spring as much as farmers in the tri-state area.

WATCH: U.S. Farm Worker Speaks About Slave-Like Conditions

The Huffington Post | Lindsay Wilkes-Edrington | Posted 02.01.2013 | HuffPost Live 321

For every 32 pounds of tomatoes Leonel Perez picks on Florida farmlands, he says he receives a piece rate of 50 cents. "That's a piece rate that ha...

Steve-O Gets Serious: Slams the Meat Industry, Promotes Compassion

Bruce Friedrich | Posted 02.05.2013 | Green
Bruce Friedrich

In what has to be his most unlikely movie role yet, Steve-O has narrated What Came Before a 10-minute film short about three escapees from the American meat industry.

The Walking Goat Soul

Katherine Dunn | Posted 02.04.2013 | Green
Katherine Dunn

Someone finally blew the whistle on the property, and The Humane Society helped the county sheriff remove the herd of goats. But right away, there was one standout who endeared himself to the rescuers -- Stevie.

Apple Brown Betty Redux

Nik Sharma | Posted 10.15.2012 | Taste
Nik Sharma

Until now, I had never tried an apple brown Betty. It is absolutely delicious and easy to make.

Incredible Photos Of People Living Off The Grid

The Huffington Post | Hallie Sekoff | Posted 10.15.2012 | Arts

The radical back-to-the-land movement of the 1960s and '70s was built upon the ideals of self-sufficiency and self-dependency. You heated your house w...

Plate & Pitchfork, Changing Perspectives On Food In Oregon, One Farm Dinner At A Time

Anna Brones | Posted 09.11.2012 | Home
Anna Brones

An organic dinner of farm raised ingredients. A table full of jovial guests and local wine. A summer night to appreciate good food and where it comes from.

100 Food-Oriented Ways To Spend Your Summer Vacation

Anna Brones | Posted 09.04.2012 | Taste
Anna Brones

Welcome to the official Foodie Underground Guide to Summer, with a list of everything you ever wanted to do when it comes to food, and a few things you never thought of.

Farm Animal ER: Factory Farming Hurts Everyone

Gene Baur | Posted 05.07.2012 | Green
Gene Baur

2012-05-07-Screenshot20120507at9.01.28AM.jpgIf an ER for calves, pigs, chickens, turkeys and goats seems extreme to you, you may be more out of touch with your food than you think.

WATCH: Illegal Backyard Chickens

Daniel Klein | Posted 06.17.2012 | Home
Daniel Klein

The backyard chicken trend is becoming more and more prevalent these days. But in many North American cities, keeping a flock of hens is still illegal.

Rising Number of Farm Animals Poses Environmental and Public Health Risks

Danielle Nierenberg | Posted 05.28.2012 | Green
Danielle Nierenberg

Farm-animal production provides a safety net for millions of the world's most vulnerable people, but given the industry's rapid and often poorly regulated growth, the biggest challenge will be to produce meat in environmentally and socially sustainable ways.

Pie Corps: Two Bakers on a Mission to Make You Love Pie (video)

Liza de Guia | Posted 05.22.2012 | Home
Liza de Guia

"We have a pie shape for every hunger level and every need." Meet Cheryl Perry and Felipa Lopez, the founders and bakers behind Pie Corps, an artisan...

PHOTOS: Property With Two Lakes And Reservoir On Sale

Posted 02.02.2012 | Denver

A Victorian home in Boulder County described as a "priceless" water property surrounded by private bodies of water is listed on the market for $12 mil...

Why We Farm: The Final Chapter

Neysa King | Posted 03.06.2012 | Home
Neysa King

I began Dissertation to Dirt hoping to answer a single question: can young Americans make a career of farming? It may not seem compelling at first, but that question is the heart of the food movement.

Back on the Farm

Edward Flattau | Posted 01.28.2012 | Green
Edward Flattau

It is good news that some farmers recently have been able to buy back their acreage from developers as land prices have fallen and crop prices have risen. But this news is not nearly good enough.

Homogenized Shomogenized?

Carolyn Ossorio | Posted 12.11.2011 | Parents
Carolyn Ossorio

"Wait a second. Pasteurization and homogenization are not the same thing?" Larry shook his head. "Homogenization is a process which alters milk's natural state by forcing it through small openings at high pressure.

WATCH: Surreal Sculpture On A Farm

VernissageTV | Posted 10.14.2011 | Arts
VernissageTV

The Garden of Forking Paths is the title of an outdoor sculpture project, which the Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst is staging on the Blum family e...

Bird Soaks in Me

Katherine Dunn | Posted 08.02.2011 | Arts
Katherine Dunn

While I was in the barn yesterday taking pictures of the building, I heard the distinctive call of the Western Tanager. The photo is nothing worth talking about, but I felt compelled to take it.

Stars Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Farm Sanctuary

Wendy Diamond | Posted 07.23.2011 | New York
Wendy Diamond

Farm animals danced and greeted guests as they arrived to celebrate the 25th Anniversary for Farm Sanctuary at Cipriani Wall Street on May 14th. "If ...

Weekly Audit: The Shocking Truth About Taxes

The Media Consortium | Posted 06.19.2011 | Politics
The Media Consortium

By Lindsay Beyerstein, Media Consortium blogger The super rich are different from you and me. For one thing, their tax rates are lower. According to I...

Watching the Future Wash Away

Donald Carr | Posted 06.13.2011 | Green
Donald Carr

Bad federal policy and intensifying storms are washing away the rich dark soils in the Midwest that made this country an agricultural powerhouse and that remain the essential foundation of a healthy and sustainable food system in the future.

Photographs of the Dying: A Shared Experience Amongst Creatures

Katherine Dunn | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Katherine Dunn

She weighed just 4 pounds. I had secretly named her Little Daisy, which is a mistake. One should never name a lamb before a few days; you learn that.

Weekly Audit: Hostile Takeover Threat Spurs Concessions from Michigan Unions

The Media Consortium | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
The Media Consortium

By Lindsay Beyerstein, Media Consortium blogger Michigan's new Emergency Manager Law is already forcing major concessions from unions. The law gives t...