Resources and Publications

 

Read What We Have To Say, Subscribe To our Journal,

and meet some of our friends and colleagues 

Home 9 Resources ( Page 11 )

“If we don’t get sustainability right in agriculture first, it won’t happen anywhere.” – Wes Jackson, The Land Institute

 

 

Recent Publications

Good Work For The New Year

I will remember 2015 as the year that our efforts at The Berry Center to rebuild an economy that will support a diversified land conserving agriculture took a manageable shape. We have worked hard for the last four years laying a framework. There was plenty I didn’t know about running a non-profit when I started The Berry Center but there were a...

read more

A Modern-Day Iteration of the Producer’s Program

The Berry Center is developing an equitable local food economy that supports farmers and provides them with essential protections in the marketplace. We understand that much work remains to be done to put an economy in place that supports a healthy and diversified agriculture.  A local food economy demand analysis conducted in Louisville in 2012...

read more

Problem Solvers

By Mary Berry After something like forty years of going to farm meetings I think I can speak with some authority about the quality the meetings I attend. The first meetings I remember attending were with my father and grandfather. Why they took a determined to be bored teenager with them I don’t know but it is a credit to them that they did. I...

read more

Sign Up To Receive Email Updates and The Berry Center Journal

Click Here To Sign Up Today

Support The Berry Center

Years Of History

Preserved in The Archive Of The Berry Center, informing agrarian thought and practice, helping to chart a way forward for sustainable farming and rural prosperity.

Farmers & Community Members

As participants in the Farm & Forest Institute‘s field days, workshops, and courses that provide an agricultural education combining nature and culture, land and people.

Agrarian Books

Distributed by the Agrarian Literary League, a nationally recognized adult rural reading program from the Agrarian Culture Center and Bookstore at The Berry Center

Acres conserved

By Our Home Place Meat farmers, raising and processing the best livestock locally and humanely in a program based on the Burley tobacco cooperative model.

Donate Now

Get In Touch