Cranberry farmers have always innovated throughout history, and our South Coast-based ones continue to do so in the face of climate change and competition from other regions in the country. Please enjoy this reprint from our Holiday 2021 print issue. Written by Laura Killingbeck. Photography by Ann Mason. There are very few farmers who would […]
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At 63 years old, Wareham’s David Paling decided to embark on a second career as an oyster farmer. He shared his story with us in the current print issue of South Coast Almanac and we’re reprinting it here. Settle in and read his story (and join us for a boat ride to his shellfish grant
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March is women’s history month and we’ve had a fun month, introducing you to the six amazing women we chose to feature in our inaugural issue. If you’ve been keeping track, you know we’ve introduced five women so far this month. Who is the sixth? Well, we actually introduced you to her on our blog
There’s a national day for everything and February 24 is “CSA Day.” It’s been feeling like spring all week so it makes sense to think about the growing season ahead. And to dramatically declare that CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) changed my family’s life. For over 15 years, we’ve been getting a big weekly bag from Bay
The Beet Goes On! CSA Season Is Just Around the Corner Read More »