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Interview with author Amy Halloran on today’s Ga

Interview with author Amy Halloran on today’s Garden Journal. Local grain economies are changing how we eat. Podcast at ksfr.org.

Black Mesa flanked by golden cottonwoods. Snow tom

Black Mesa flanked by golden cottonwoods. Snow tomorrow will change everything.

These Romano pole beans need to dry some more. The

These Romano pole beans need to dry some more. Then I’ll clem them and save the seeds for next year’s crop.

In honor of Worldwide Community Bake Day. All Turk

In honor of Worldwide Community Bake Day. All Turkey Red half WW and Half AP @MaineGraineAlliance #communitybakeday

Togetherness. Im kinda glad I didn’t thin my car

Togetherness. Im kinda glad I didn’t thin my carrots.

Beautiful Micaceous seed pot from Lineage Seeds. F

Beautiful Micaceous seed pot from Lineage Seeds. Filled with Pueblo White wheat from Hobbs & Meyer Seeds. 2020 Grain School at UCCS.

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