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Farmer John’s Cookbook
Death on the range
The trip to bountiful
The new pastoral
Fields of Plenty
Fast Food Nation
Guns, Germs, and Steel
The Botany of Desire
Guns, Germs, and Steel
The Botany of Desire
Back to the land
The Revolution Will Not Be Microwaved
Home grown
Farm Bill matters
Food Fight
Metro chickens
Certified organic
A World of Presidia
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
Farm to table
One Man’s Meat
One Man’s Meat
Building a local foodshed
The Farmer’s Market Cookbook
To market, to market
The River Cottage Meat Book
Local Flavors
Slow Food Nation
True colors
The $64 Tomato
Anthony Boutard
Glenn and Caryl Elzinga
Local food, nationwide
Farmer John Peterson
Farmer John’s Cookbook
A Geography of Oysters
Plate & Pitchfork plenty
Fungi favorites
The Story of Tea
The carnivore’s dilemma
Water world
Relearning old lessons
Back to the back to the land
Down on the farm
The call of the not-so-wild
Blithe Tomato
‘A cow, not a cup’
Walden
In Defense of Food
The Farm to Table Cookbook
Shiny happy crops
Elizabeth Henderson
Buying the farm
Up on the farm
Perfect tomato
Meeting King Corn
Banana
The latest heirloom
The road to Venus
Backyard Poultry Raising
Ian Hall
The Compassionate Carnivore
The Compassionate Carnivore
Up on the farm
Milking time
Renewing America’s Food Traditions
Chicken run
Food, movement, and music
Bonfire of the vanities
The Oxford Companion to Food
The Art of the Commonplace
The air we breathe
Chicken watch
Dirt
Farewell, My Subaru
Blue Eggs and Yellow Tomatoes
Cheep thrill
Heirlooms
Letters to the Valley
Birds of a feather
The Migrant Project
Culture of fog
Farmer in the vines
Epitaph for a Peach
Hey Mr. Green
Saving the edible planet
Chicken runt
Canadian bacon
CAFO paper pushing
Almost a Farm Bill?
Market time
Eat right and save the planet
Grass-fed lamb
‘The Secret Landscape of Food’
Fine feathers
Mr. Johnson’s curse
Green cinema
Mobile home
Pecking order
The wave and head nod
Out on the porch
Land wars
Locavore dough
Bananarama
A seasonal produce map
Food in NYC and the world
Lynne Rossetto Kasper
Who owns a river?
Eating rejects
The high cost of “safe salad”
Ask yourself why you garden
Saving salmon
Happy chickens?
The Atlas of Food
Cooking with Shelburne Farms
Find — and eat from — a market near you
Real food at camp
Truth in advertising
Cock a doodle doo
Amy Trubek
Jim Hightower
The fruit sublime