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Interview: Matthew Storrs

Berry, W. (1986). Preserving wildness: An essay. Cheyenne, Wyo.?: Wyoming Outdoor Council.
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14. Dirty Words and Contentious Ideas Cont.--You mentioned Henry David Thoreau...what do his ideas mean to you?

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14. Dirty Words and Contentious Ideas Cont.--You mentioned Henry David Thoreau...what do his ideas mean to you?

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13. Dirty Words and Contentious Ideas cont. --GMOs--What do you think?  

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13. Dirty Words and Contentious Ideas cont. --GMOs--What do you think?  

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"The topsoil, to the extent that it is fertile, is wild; it is a dark wilderness, ultimately unknowable, teeming with wildlife.  A forest or a crop, no matter how intentionally husbanded by human foresters or farmers, will be found to be healthy precisely to the extent that it is wild--able to collaborate with earth, air, light, and water in the way common to plants before humans walked the earth." (Berry, 1986, p. 519)

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17. "The Farmer" a short story by Margaret Storrs 

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17. "The Farmer" a short story by Margaret Storrs 

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10.  Preserving Wildness--Wendell Berry 

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10.  Preserving Wildness--Wendell Berry 

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"To be divided against nature, against wildness, then, is a human disaster because it is to be divided against ourselves.  It confines our identity as creatures entirely within the bounds of our own understanding, which is invariably a mistake because it is invariably reductive.  It reduces our largeness, our mystery, to a petty and sickly comprehensibility."
(Berry, 1986, p. 520)

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12.  "DIRTY" WORDS AND CONTENTIOUS IDEAS

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12.  "DIRTY" WORDS AND CONTENTIOUS IDEAS

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GMOs. . .
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16. In Conclusion cont.--What is your definition of a "bad farmer"?

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16. In Conclusion cont.--What is your definition of a "bad farmer"?

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15. In Conclusion. . .What is your definition of a "good farmer"?

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15. In Conclusion. . .What is your definition of a "good farmer"?

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11.  What threats do you see the industry facing? 

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11.  What threats do you see the industry facing? 

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6. Tell us your thoughts on cover crops?  

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6. Tell us your thoughts on cover crops?  

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3.  Matthew Storrs--Owner of JMStorrs Farm and Manager of Fall Creek Farm in Hillsboro, Ohio

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3.  Matthew Storrs--Owner of JMStorrs Farm and Manager of Fall Creek Farm in Hillsboro, Ohio

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2.  Getting Started: Questions and Points of Focus. . . 

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2.  Getting Started: Questions and Points of Focus. . . 

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1.  Why doesn't everyone use cover crops?
2.  What challenges do farmers face today?
3.  Coping with the direction of farming. .
4.  What is a "good farmer"?
5.  What is a "bad farmer"?
6. Dirty Words and Contentious Ideas

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Hillsboro, Ohio