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Harvest Feasts, And Sharing The Bounty

by Rachel Wohlander | Sep 26, 2017 | Community, Event, Interviews, Terra Cultura News

Fall is a good time for reflection, for reevaluating what’s important and where to focus our energies. As the seasons transition, thoughts bend towards harvests and feasts, for those fortunate to have bounty to share. But we also know that these are difficult...

Interview with Brittany De Nigris, Artist

by Rachel Wohlander | May 30, 2017 | Art, Environment, Interviews

Brittany De Nigris is an artist who explores various materials to construct poetic anatomies that often reside outside of language. Since she has a lot to say about the artist’s connection to time, place and materials, we thought our readers with backgrounds in...

Interview with Artist Lilah Friedland, Founder of Wandwood Stream Artist Retreat

by Rachel Wohlander | May 2, 2017 | Art, Community, Interviews, Sister Farms

Lilah Friedland is a multi-disciplinary artist who is building the Wandwood Stream artists retreat space in Gallatin, New York. Her creative career spans helping to start Scope art fair and playing in the band Brute Force, to working in such mediums as performance,...

Interview with John and Courtney Fiske of San Diego Farm Animal Rescue

by Jessica Wohlander | Apr 18, 2017 | Agriculture, Community, Interviews, Sister Farms

John and Courtney Fiske are celebrating an anniversary next month. May marks a full year since they opened San Diego Farm Animal Rescue, in Escondido, California. Among their cherimoya trees, Courtney and John provide safe haven for elderly, abandoned and otherwise...

Interview with David Plescia, Green Valley Community Farm

by Rachel Wohlander | Apr 11, 2017 | Agriculture, Community, Interviews, Sister Farms

David Plescia and his partner Kayta Brady are no strangers to the land. After meeting as apprentices in Williamstown, MA at Caretaker Farm in 2012 (one of the oldest active CSAs in the United States), they’ve since set their sights on California. In 2013, they...

Interview with Jessica Perez, Blue Bus Adventure

by Travis Hill | Mar 14, 2017 | Environment, Interviews

Jessica Perez and her partner Nick Cahill are doing something that not too many people are courageous enough to endeavor: They are packing up their lives, downsizing to the bare essentials, and hitting the road in a 1988 Thomas School Bus, which they’ve...
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