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“If we don’t get sustainability right in agriculture first, it won’t happen anywhere.” – Wes Jackson, The Land Institute
Recent Publications
THE BERRY CENTER JOURNAL VOLUME SEVEN – FALL 2024
The Berry Center Journal – Volume Seven – Fall 2024 Friends, We are pleased to share with you our latest publication, The Berry Center’s 2024 Annual Journal – Volume Seven. This year’s journal continues our commitment to thoughtful reflection and meaningful dialogue about agrarianism and the connections between land, community, and culture. The...
The Berry Center Newsletter – Fall 2024
THE BERRY CENTER NEWSLETTER - FALL & WINTER 2024 Friends, We are pleased to share with you our latest publication, The Berry Center’s 2024 Fall & Winter Newsletter. If you would like to become a member of The Berry Center and start receiving our publications in the mail you can visit sign up by clicking the button below. And as...
Courier Journal & Op-Ed (April 2024)
COURIER JOURNAL (APRIL 11, 2024) OP-ED BY MARY BERRY (APRIL 21, 2024) Connor Griffin (Courier Journal) recently wrote an article concerning Kentucky farms and farmland. You may read the article here, as well as the Op-Ed written by Mary Berry in response to the original article.
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