Farrar Out Farm NPR Update
Oct 31, 2008 farming, missouri, sustainable agriculture
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The Truemper’s segment from All Things Considered is now online. You can read their story as well as listen to an audio stream of their segment.
There is also a comments section which I would implore you to read and comment on. I personally have grown too angry reading the posts to be able to rationally respond. It bothers me to know that people who have absolutely know idea who Bryan and Christina are–apart from a five minute NPR segment–are making assumptions about who they are as people and how they should run their lives and farm.
Like so many people that buy from them at the Maplewood and Kirkwood markets, I know them. I know what good people they are, and I know how hard they work.
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From the mountains of Panama and Ethiopia, to the urban-jungles of Portland and Chicago, journalist Michaele Weissman takes us behind the scenes for a look at the world of third-wave specialty coffee. How did we get to Starbucks, and where we go from here?
October 31st, 2008 at 1:29 pm
Well, I’m not wading into those waters. I don’t get the point of making comments like some of those people have. It’s a terrific story, thanks for pointing it out, I would have otherwise missed it.
October 31st, 2008 at 3:19 pm
I only made it through maybe 10 comments myself before I went elsewhere, and I don’t even know the Truempers.