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The Hands That Feed Us: On Tour - Episode 13: How (Agri)culture Gets Built

In Thornbury, I find a room of people who aspired to grow food — and also to grow a community and a culture around that. Their idealism is palpable, and so is the urge to act on that idealism.

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The Hands That Feed Us: On Tour - Episode 12: Rural Farm to Urban Table - Strathcona Market

Alvaro’s farm is possible because of direct support from his family and community. And he sells his produce directly back to them.

The Hands That Feed Us: On Tour - Episode 11: Soil in the Wind - Deleau

A dust storm in Manitoba reveals which farms lose their soil, where that soil ends up, and the ways that building good soil also help build stronger communities.

The Hands That Feed Us: On Tour - Episode 10: Why Farm? - Harvest Moon Society

I’m a bit obsessed with the romance of farming. But, that’s not what a farmer who’s overworked and under-thanked wants to hear. This episode is about the suitability of the word ‘romance’ in farming, and what farming is ultimately all about.

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