Kevin Chambers of Resonance Vineyards in Carleton, Oregon, is on the 32nd harvest for this property, and he’s using everything in his 3 decades of growing grapes to create a broader theory of how an effective farm should operate—a theory that combines the best from biodynamics, organics, and conventional agriculture.
Rudy Marchesi has crafted his life around a world devoted to food.
Dr. Robert Gross, of Cooper Mountain Vineyards, shares his unconventional philosophy and approach to winemaking.
October 13, 2010 Farming and making wine on the homestead her grandparents established in 1927 in Brosseau, Alberta, Canada, Xina Chrapko from the get-go defines what organic means to her: “Why organic? It’s just because that’s how we’ve always farmed. A little pet peeve of mine is, you hear conventional farming and organic farming – [...]
October 12, 2010 The name ‘crop mob‘ has been compared to the long ago community effort of barn raising: a group of people coming together to help a fellow farmer build a barn. Today, these volunteer hands meet up at a farm and pitch in to do whatever is needed. Barth Anderson, of Fair Food [...]