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I have just discovered a delightful website chronicling the growing agricultural revival. The website is based on telling stories about young farmers through film. They have authors (some well known ones too, like good old Wendell Barry and Vandana Shiva) writing essays about the general subject. Check it out: The Greenhorns.
And one more great website to check out (and a great place for a snazzy sticker): Vote with Your Fork!
I am hoping that there are some local Sierra movements like these--love to hear about them here!
Our friends at Intermountain Nursery are Greenhorns!
What a great website with deep resources, a blog and media, too! I noticed that a Saving the Sierra Storybooth Supporter, Intermountain Nursery in the southern Sierra (Prather, CA) is on the Greenhorn list. You can hear a story from this young farmer right here on our Storybooth pages. Check out Chris Velez, a native plant nurseryman.
Catherine Stifter
Co-director Saving The Sierra
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