**cross posted at Menuism Artisanal cheese can be found in pretty much every state in the union. I dare you to try and name a state that doesn’t have at least one dairy or creamery. Even the island of Hawaii is home to some great cheesemakers! Over my next few posts, I’ll talk about some [...]
Posts Tagged ‘sustainable agriculture’
American Artisanal Cheesemakers: Introducing Baetje Farms
Posted in cheese, Cheesemakers of the Week, Farms & Dairies, Food Blogs, What We Eat, Who We Like, tagged Artisan Food, cheese, cheesemaking, cheesemonger, chevre, creme la couer, farming, farms, goat cheese, Missouri, Missouri Dairy, Simon Lehrer, St. Louis, sustainable agriculture on January 26, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Summer Farm Internships
Posted in Farms & Dairies, tagged farming internships, farms, sustainable agriculture, sustainable farming on May 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I cannot begin to tell you how many emails I receive regarding summer internships at our yet-to-exist farm…so…from now on…check out this site. It will be of great help to those looking for internships and apprenticeships on sustainable farms. Sustainable Farm Internships and Apprenticeships I look forward to the day when I can make college [...]
St. Louis’ Urban Garden: New Roots Urban Farm
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Downtown St. Louis, New Root Urban Farm, sustainable agriculture, urban farming on May 12, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I read an interesting article in the NY Times this weekend: Urban Farmers’ Crops Go From Vacant Lot to Market It made me think about our own town. I am a product of the city…born and raised downtown, went to grammar school, high school and university within a 5 mile radius of the city center. [...]
Broken Arrow Ranch: Texas Hill Country
Posted in Farms & Dairies, Travel, What We Eat, tagged Astor Center, Austin, Broken Arrow Ranch, Cafe Annie, Hill Country, Houston, NYC, Ruhlman, STLBites, sustainable agriculture, Texas on March 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I lived in Austin for 3 years. While I was there, I spent most of my time eating and drinking….the latter being the more prominent. However, my carnivorous ways were honed and encouraged while living in the Hill Country. BBQ was a way of life….meat with every meal. I was lucky enough to have come [...]