Blog Watch: "Wendell Berry and the Body"
"An Agro-Ethical Aesthetic" : Wendell Berry in Berkeley

Blog Watch: Michael Pollan's Thoughts on Wendell Berry

I don’t think many of the young people coming to this movement fully realize the extent to which the national conversation we are now having about food and farming in America is a conversation Wendell Berry helped to start some four decades ago. He was talking, and writing, way back then about the folly of growing food with petroleum instead of sunlight; about the perils of monoculture, and about how all who would eat are implicated in agriculture. Forty years ago, he was already connecting the dots between the health of the soil, the health of the people who ate from that soil, and the health of their communities.

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