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Stories and perspectives on American agriculture
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Owensboro, Kentucky: Harry Young
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We spent a few days in Kentucky visiting a friend of Trav's named Ana who is spending a season at Mammoth Cave National Park. We hiked a...
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Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee: Jeff Poppen, Long Hungry Creek Farm
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We heard of Jeff Poppen as "the Barefoot farmer" when we were in Asheville and were told that we should really try to meet this a...
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Grassy Cove, Tennessee: John Kemmer
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Our next visit was with John Kemmer in his general store in Grassy Cove, Tennessee. Like any rural area in this country, where decedents o...
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Cookeville, Tennessee: Hector Black, Hidden Springs Nursery
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I grew up in New York City. In Queens. And we had a back yard about the size of our living room and I was growing stuff there. And then w...
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Sunday, September 5, 2010
Crossville, Tennessee: Reggie Rowell, Rowell's Orchard
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My dad was in the army during World War II and there was a prisoner of War camp here on the outside of Crossville and he was stationed her...
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Crossville, Tennessee: Chris Hughes, greenbean farmer
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Chris Hughes sounded tired when he agreed to meet with us and we found out why when we showed up at his bean processing facility. During ha...
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Strawberry Plains, Tennessee: Curtis Blake, Blake Dairy
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I forgot to mention what a shock it is driving into Pigeon Forge, Tennessee from the Smoky Mountain range: it is a shock. The lush wilderne...
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Monday, August 30, 2010
Cookeville, Tennessee: Jim Garrison, Heartland Apicultural Society president
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One of our favorite ways to bond on this trip has been to get a morning cup of coffee and try to do the daily crossword together (I get the ...
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