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Thinking About Joining a CSA?
It’s February, time to sign up for your CSA! Not sure what a CSA is? The acronym stands for “Community Supported Agriculture” a way for farmers and consumers to establish a direct connection, providing an excellent food source for the consumer and a dependable income...
St. Brigit the Lady Farmer
As Lady Farmers, we want to pay homage to our predecessors, the women figures from history, myth and legend who embodied a powerful connection to the earth. As archetypes, these personifications of the feminine are capable and independent, deeply nurturing, infinitely...
What’s in Your Blanket?
Blankets are a common household item that we all use. They're necessary for warmth, rest, and comfort, and we typically wouldn't think of them as something that might not be good for us. If it's soft and warm, then it's good, especially if it's affordable. Right?...
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Emma’s 30th Birthday Special with Lindsey and Krista of Almost 30!
Welcome to The Good Dirt, Episode 32! For this special birthday episode of "The Good Dirt," Emma goes solo as host, talking with Lindsey and Krista from the "Almost 30" podcast. Emma reflects on her twenties and discusses her feelings about this passage in her life....
Preserving the History of the Underground Railroad with Tony Cohen
Welcome to The Good Dirt, Episode 31! Mary and Emma chat with historian, nonprofit founder, and author Tony Cohen, who has dedicated his studies and work to preserving the Underground Railroad’s history, historic sites and environments. He shares with us his journeys...
Folk Herbalism, Community and Culture with Farai Harreld
Welcome to The Good Dirt, Episode 30! Mary and Emma chat with Farai Harreld, an herbalist and writer known as the Hillbilly African, who takes inspiration from both her African and rural American roots. Farai grew up in Botswana and came to America to go to college,...
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