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Lily Haight
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Reporter, KPTZ-FM (Port Townsend, WA)
I don't want to dwell in controversy, I'd rather talk about people who are doing great things.
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By Lily Haight Verified| Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Verified It was literature that brought Cass Curl and Jules Spruill-Smith to farming. The two bibliophiles grew up in suburban neighborhoods — far from the world of food production — where vegetables were bought in grocery stores, instead of foraged from the backyard. But as both Curl and Spruill-Smith studied literature in college, they discovered an internal desire to be closer to nature through reading the works of environmental writers such as Gary Snyder and Wendell Berry.
By Lily Haight Verified| Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Verified The Olympic Peninsula Farmers Fund has awarded a total of $26,650 to seven small farms in Jefferson County so they can provide locally grown produce, meat, eggs, and dairy products to food banks and local feeding programs. The fund was created as a partnership between the North Olympic Development Council, the WSU Extension Regional Small Farms Program, the North Olympic Land Trust and the Jefferson Land Trust to provide pre-paid, long-term contracts of $1,500 to $5,000 to farmers this season.
By Lily Haight Verified| Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Verified It was literature that brought Cass Curl and Jules Spruill-Smith to farming. The two bibliophiles grew up in suburban neighborhoods — far from the world of food production — where vegetables were bought in grocery stores, instead of foraged from the backyard. But as both Curl and Spruill-Smith studied literature in college, they discovered an internal desire to be closer to nature through reading the works of environmental writers such as Gary Snyder and Wendell Berry.
Company Info
KPTZ-FM (Port Townsend, WA)
Port Townsend, Washington, United States
+1 360-385-2900