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A series of long-form profiles of small farms, growers and food producers in East Sussex's High Weald, told through reporting and interviews with the people running them. Readers get grounded accounts of resilience, diversification and the practical realities of starting or sustaining a small farm business.
A regenerative agriculture newsletter from Graeme Sait and Nutrition Farms, mixing video-series write-ups, practical soil microbiology explanations and farm value-adding ideas. Readers get hands-on farming guidance on nitrogen, soil health and income diversification.
A small-farm writer shares personal, reflective essays on family life, farm work and seasonal change, drawing on everyday farm details. Readers get a gentle, literate window into running a market farm and raising kids on it.
A Wisconsin homestead and KuneKune breeder shares practical guidance on buying, breeding and caring for KuneKune pigs. Issues cover costs, farrowing preparation and genetics such as the coefficient of inbreeding, drawn from the authors' own experience.
A personal newsletter by a writer who shares everyday anecdotes, like fixing an HVAC part himself, along with updates on his novel-in-progress, farming, and writing community life. It reads as warm, reflective musings rather than news or instruction.
A small herb and flower farm in Albuquerque shares updates on its land fundraising, yard and story sales, and a planned free lending library of covid safety gear and building tools. The newsletter is mostly short campaign announcements and sale logistics rather than in-depth writing.
Scribehound is a newsletter curating writing about the countryside, with issues on farming, rural life and childhood outdoors. Readers get short pieces that gather and present rural perspectives from various writers.
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