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Hundred Percent Grass-Fed Beef

Here's a picture of Patrick Robinette's Senepol cows in a North Carolina meadow, pausing from a round of grass chewing.
06.26.07
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Picnic in the Slow Lane

I ran into Alice Waters at Chez Panisse the other night, and she told me about driving home from Telluride with her daughter, Fanny.
10.18.06
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Recipe for the Good Life

For kitchen philosopher Angelo Pellegrini, the riches of the Pacific Northwest were the American Dream on a dinner plate.
July 2004
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Back on the Farm

Making the most of your ingredients is one thing. But at Blue Hill restaurant, actually making the ingredients is something else entirely.
July 2004
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The China Syndrome

When it comes to plates, the dining room has always overruled the kitchen. But that changed, explains Michael Ruhlman, when Thomas Keller traveled to Limoges.
October 2002
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Sustaining Vision

Deep in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley lives a self-described “grass farmer” who is living proof, as Michael Pollan discovers, that there is such a thing as a free lunch.
September 2002
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Dirt Rich

Steve Smith looked at the future of farming, and didn’t like what he saw. So he turned to the past and found a way of life worth preserving.
July 2001
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Force of Nature

Don’t tell Fred Kirschenmann that North Dakota is no place to grow crops.
February 2001
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