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Category Archives: agriculture

Their happiest days: Life in rural Oklahoma at the turn of the century

June 6, 2011by Addie Broyles 2 Comments

My family and I traveled to Beaver’s Bend State Park in Southeastern Oklahoma in April, and we found ourselves at a the Forest Heritage Center, which is a community museum […]

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agriculture, history

Guest post: ‘Me Farmer, You Jane’ by Neysa King Czerw

August 23, 2010by Addie Broyles 3 Comments

(Editor’s note: This is the first guest post of what I hope to be regular contributions from readers. Neysa King Czerw writes the fantastic blog Dissertation to Dirt about sustainable […]

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agriculture, guest post

Laura Ingalls Wilder and feminism on the prairie

August 8, 2010by Addie Broyles 19 Comments

The Little House on the Prairie books were my Harry Potter, my Twilight, my Boxcar Children, my Babysitter Club, all wrapped into one. Laura Ingalls Wilder was not only my […]

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agriculture, books, history

Chatter: ‘Farmer Jane,’ slow feminism, props to Betty Crocker and sterile hamsters

June 6, 2010by Addie Broyles 1 Comment

On the farm: “Farmer Jane,” a new book by Temra Costa, explores why there are so many women in the sustainable food movement. From farmers to policy makers, authors to […]

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agriculture, chatter

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Addie Broyles is a food writer for the Austin American-Statesman. She is also a freelance writer, Missourian and mom of two.

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