19.03.07

Growing Kentucky II, with optimism

Wendell BerryAccomplished farmers, visionary thinkers, inventive chefs, happy eaters, fine food writers and photographers, smart profs and researchers, committed policy makers, creative artists - a fine stew of hope, realism, and excitement about the present and future of Kentucky’s sustainable agriculture.

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