A farmer in northeast Missouri writes lyrical, place-based essays on the agrarian year, covering local ecology, land history, folklore and the work of raising food. Readers get vivid seasonal observation mixed with historical sources and reflection on land use, fire and rivers.

A UK farming publication mixing personal farm stories with policy analysis on subsidies, seed sovereignty and food security. It also runs a monthly community roundup of farming and food writers on Substack and a Zoom roundtable for subscribers.

Long-form profiles of small farms, vineyards and food businesses in the High Weald of East Sussex, drawn from a twelve-part series supported by the Lund Trust. Each issue combines on-the-ground reporting with first-person accounts of how new and established farmers cope with climate pressure and make a living.

A personal newsletter of reflective essays drawing on a farming background to explore technology, health, food and daily habits. Each issue turns a small observation, such as Ghost's export button, exercise snacking or handwriting, into a broader point about ownership, routine or slowing down.