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Agricultural Storytelling
The Gravel Road is expanding. While you can still expect the newsletters you’ve come to love on a monthly basis starting in April, The Gravel Road is now issuing an agricultural storytelling magazine. Advice, insight, and personal stories from agriculturalists all over the country will appear alongside the best of agriculturally-focused fiction, non-fiction, and poetry from some of the foremost writers in the field. Each issue will focus on a different theme. The 2024/2025 schedule is as follows: Spring/Summer 2024: Transitions Fall/Winter 2024: Traditions Spring/Summer 2025: Innovators Fall/Winter 2025: Storytellers |  Photo Credit: Michelle Mensing Photography |
Q1: What changes have you experienced in agriculture?
Q2: What advice do you have for others experiencing change?
As a subscriber to The Gravel Road, you have the opportunity to appear in each issue and be a part of the ongoing discussion in the newsletter. The linked questions are short Q&As you can answer on the go. Some responses will be shared only in the newsletter, and some will be featured in The Gravel Road. |
Exclusive Insights
Next newsletter, we’ll explore new features like the agriculturalist’s bookshelf, take a sneak peek at Brant Short’s reflection on the lessons he learned hauling hay in 1971, and make the case for journaling in agriculture.
Photo Credit: Michelle Mensing Photography
What to Read
By now, you’re probably very well aware of recent changes regarding US-grown meat labeling. You can read the final rule for yourself here (pp. 19470-19473). Also of particular interest is this comprehensive review that considered consumer impressions of product labeling.
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