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Will Disaster Relief Come Through for North Carolina’s Small Farms?
When Hurricane Helene ripped through North Carolina this September, Nicole DelCogliano sheltered with her two daughters in ...
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A Memoir of Communal Living Celebrates Families, Relationships, and Food
In the first chapter of her book Group Living and Other Recipes, author Lola Milholland writes about coming home from ...
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Farmworker Challenges, Solidarity Emphasized as Threat of Mass Deportations Looms
In this week’s Field Report, a look at the results of an historic farmworker tribunal, an anti-monopoly roadmap for Trump 2.0 ...
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Restoring a Cornerstone of the Local Grain Economy
Two hefty, 7-foot-tall machines stand in a corner of the airy, white-walled Carolina Ground warehouse in Hendersonville, North Carolina. One framed in light pine wood, the other in gleaming stainless ...
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Op-ed: Food Security Is Urgently Needed in Black Rural Appalachia
Growing up in Lexington, Kentucky, I spent countless hours listening to my grandmother’s stories. She often spoke of her life in Monticello, a small town in Wayne County, deep in Appalachia. Despite ...