The Thanksgiving Meal: To Tweak or Not To Tweak
After Halloween, it’s a near blind downhill roll through the rest of the holiday marathon, with the Christmas carol calliope picking up well before you’ve even picked up your turkey. […]
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Interview With PA Farmer Ian Brendle: How A Proposed Law Threatens America’s Small Farmers
I talked with Ian Brendle of Lancaster, Pennsylvania’s Green Meadow Farm, which he runs along with his father Glenn Brendle, who started the farm in 1981. Supplying over 100 Philadelphia […]
Tell The FDA Not To Destroy Small, Independent Farms.
One of the ultimate signs of cinematic paranoia for me has always been Donald Sutherland nervously looking out the blinds in the 1978 remake of the sci-fi classic, Invasion of The […]
