With the coming of spring, Omanson was finally in the mood for a little society and joined an encampment of...
It was the fourth of July weekend and Doug Edwards and Josh Adkins from Franklin Illinois had set up a...
April 21. 4:37 a.m. The moon shines. Stars signal a clear sky. No clouds to provide a barrier to the...
In western Kansas one can see for miles. Grain elevators stick out of the earth like push pins on a...
The rural mailboxes that marked the turning point to farmhouse laneways dotting the Kansas countryside were landmarks to those wandering...
One of the first actions the British Government took after their withdrawal from the EU on the 1st January was...
When planted, potatoes are laid out in a particular pattern, like the 5 side of a die. Four corners of...
Writing the Land: Foodways and Social Justice is a collection of poems and essays that brings together poets, land protection...
Finding a role in my family’s small dairy operation is quite literally the oldest goal I can recall from my...
Two creeks converged in a field on the west end of our farm. It was a three-cornered patch with the...
This photo is of my father. I hold it in my hands, a 4-inch by 4-inch Kodak memory of my...
“Memory is non-linear by default!” I scrawled this on the back of a grocery receipt in April of this strange...