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Carbon Credits: Humus or Hubris?

March 21, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

Whether sequestering carbon is about adding humus or more hubris, farmers have much to consider.

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Farmer Bill Gates in a Tractor near you?

February 9, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

"Gates' farm holdings could play “vital yet disruptive” roles in the global future of both.”

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Local Raclette Dining: An Experience that Beats Back the Winter Blues

February 6, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

If you think this is a fast-food adventure, you’ll be sadly mistaken.

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A Writer’s Ripening

January 31, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

“Art is a ripening, an evolution, an uplifting which enables us to emerge from darkness into a blaze of light”. ~ Jerzy Grotowski

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Chilly Hope

January 20, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

"The freshness of the milk and its creamy butterfat permeates your senses, and you are whole."

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A Farmer’s Winter Pasture Walk

January 16, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

The challenge: It takes time to linger long enough to notice something meaningful.

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The Old Corn Crib

January 7, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

When I touch old barn wood, I sense character, honesty and integrity.  You might even say I’m smitten with an old piece of weathered reddish gray barn siding.  It speaks to my farming heritage which exudes toughness, resiliency and true love.  But like our present society, there aren’t that many farmers or aged barn wood …

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The Hurtful Word of 2020

January 2, 2021 by Troy Bishopp

It’s out!  2020’s list of top searched words, according to Merriam-Webster.  Ready?  Coronavirus, defund, mamba, kraken, quarantine, Antebellum, schadenfreude, asymptomatic, irregardless, icon and malarkey with “Pandemic” claiming the top spot—Woohoo!  Goggle chimed in with “election results” as their top search with Zoom, unemployment, stimulus checks and how to make hand sanitizer as runner’s up.  From …

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Loading Out

December 15, 2020 by Troy Bishopp

Here I am; pasture empty, pants dotted with cow manure and a hoof imprint on my calf, standing in an empty pen wondering about my life’s effort as a grass farmer nourishing the land and people. My work seems to be under attack from contributing to climate change to animal welfare issues. It’s an emotional …

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Seashells

December 11, 2020 by Troy Bishopp

In memory of my brother Scott Bishopp. The ocean is such a powerful metaphor for me who cries often, thinking about my brother who took his last breath upon its shore. As I walk on its sand, there is not a seashell on the beach that proves uninteresting to me. The wholes and pieces of …

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