In the autumn of 2015, ready for my first ever Nuffield Farming Conference, I bought a tweed coat. It’s dark green with threads of red and gold, a brown suede… Read more International Women’s Day: My Tweed Coat →
“It was bad. Real bad.” Dad told me about BBC One’s Panorama ‘A Cow’s Life – The True Cost of Milk?’ as I drove home after running a Just Farmers… Read more A Victory for Nuance: Why dairy farmers should thank Panorama. →
Do you identify as an urban person or a rural person? Maybe, like me, you’re a bit of both – a hybrid. In many ways, being a hybrid is great… Read more Why I Wrote ‘Divide’ →
Would you spend £15 on takeaway steak and chips from a food van? This was my dilemma as I loitered around the extortionate street food stalls in the courtyard of… Read more Dance of the Sugar Plum Dairy Beef →
Farm Girl Fish Out of Water It was three days of intense imposter syndrome. I was invited to moderate a plenary at the IUCN Congress in Marseille – possibly the… Read more Farm Girl Fish Out of Water →
It’s been a month since I blogged about all the things I love about lockdown, with a heavy caveat that my positivity should not to be confused with complacency. And,… Read more 10 Things I Still Love About Lockdown (even in grief). →
Believing you are owed eternal thanks and gratitude – simply for doing your job – is a dangerous game, which can backfire very badly. I sat open-mouthed in disbelief when… Read more Never asked to be thanked – why I’m not praising farmers for farming. →
If you’re a farmer in Iowa, USA, there are certain expectations – business norms and cultural norms. Farm-wise, you’ll probably grow corn and soybean. Life-wise, you’ll probably be married with… Read more Daring to do things differently in the Midwest →
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