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Tag Archives: Grace Notes

Dan Barber


Chef Dan Barber, of Blue Hill in New York, describes his childhood relationship to soil and the land, and how he’s integrated that understanding into his cooking.

| Tagged Blue Hill, Chef, Cooking, Dan Barber, Grace Notes, Soil, Stone Barns, Symphony of the Soil

Kate Scow


Dr. Kate Scow shares her childhood soil story and how she came to love soil.

| Tagged Grace Notes, Kate Scow, Soil History, State Soils, Symphony of the Soil

Bill Mckibben


Author and Activist Bill McKibben speaks about how we as a society need to continue to fight climate change. He gives some helpful tips on what we can do.

| Tagged Bill Mckibben, Carbon, Climate Change, Grace Notes, Soil, Symphony of the Soil

Kevin Lunny


Rancher Kevin Lunny speaks about the critical work of the dung beetles on his cattle ranch in Marin.

| Tagged Cattle Ranch, Dung Beetles, Grace Notes, Kevin Lunny, Marin, Soil, Symphony of the Soil

John Aeschelman


Farmer John Aeschelman speaks about his family’s farming legacy.

| Tagged Family Farming, Farmer, Grace Notes, John Aeschelman, Palouse, Soil, Symphony of the Soil

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