How should we think about lamb? We dive into the illustrious red meat often sidelined by consumers, and offer a few reasons why you may consider working it into your diet more often.
There’s a reason we have access to fresh leafy greens all year. Hydroponic farming makes highly sustainable and highly delicious vegetables a reality.
By Lindsay Christians • Photography by Audra Mulkern
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Women represent the agriculture industry’s fastest-growing demographic. Audra Mulkern, a storyteller based near Seattle, Washington, is telling their stories in various mediums.
In celebration of its successful first year, Feast and Field — Lee Enterprise’s national, food-focused digital magazine that explores farming, food production, culinary history and cooking — debuted an exciting new look for its online marketplace, which sells lifestyle products geared toward shoppers who appreciate the farm-to-table lifestyle celebrated by Feast and Field.
Starting today through midnight Sunday, February 27th, 2022, Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds will donate 100% of all sales to World Help in order to provide humanitarian aid for Ukrainians displaced by war.
Camelina sativa, or false flax as it’s sometimes called, is a commonplace plant, similar to canola. Until recently, it was overlooked compared to the more popular canola, also known as rapeseed.Â