Two Men and a Hen is a farm local to my state, friends of a friend, and they raise mangalista pigs on pasture (as well as many other animals). Here's some piggy love from them to you!
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Two Men and a Hen is a farm local to my state, friends of a friend, and they raise mangalista pigs on pasture (as well as many other animals). Here's some piggy love from them to you!
A Tale of the Drama This April
Post Number Eleven from my small-scale, queer, regenerative farm in the Northeast United States!
Creating Community While Regenerating Soil, with Nick Schwanz of Solarpunk Farms
Taking action on their solarpunk dreams, Nick Schwanz and Spencer Scott bought a degraded agricultural plot and have been turning it into a food forest, an explosion of flowers, and a demonstration of regenerative farming that brings the local community together and creates a network of prosperity and opportunities for other farmers, creatives, and makers. Join us as we talk soils, how their project is going, and what they mean by their intention to queer the agricultural endeavor.
For all the fun and their latest news, follow Solarpunk Farms on their Instagram @solarpunkfarms.
I got accepted into a week long farming immersion program in upstate New York with fellow QTBBIPOC. I have been daydreaming about this 😭
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We have a good chunk of golden beets rolling in the greenhouse. Yesterday I went and cut a fistful, ate them sauteed over some quinoa with a poached egg . . . Dreamy
Pride in Queer Farming
I wrote this article on Queer Farming for my Farm Blog - would love to hear other people's thoughts on queer ecology, philosophy, gardening and more!