One of the most enjoyable parts of my life right now is getting information directly from sources in foreign countries. This friend, Tim Shell, was perhaps the first young person I mentored into farming more than 35 years ago…
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Those of you who dare to read unorthodox materials know that a healthy group of smart people question the existence of viruses, DNA, and even cells…
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Yesterday I had the distinct privilege of hosting 20 navy and coast guard officers from 15 foreign countries attending a U.S. Coast Guard two-month international program…
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I just returned from an Augusta County Board of Zoning hearing where I spoke on behalf of a friend. My righteous indignation is boiling…
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When I was on Joe Rogan's podcast in early 2020, his medical people pricked my finger for a blood sample to find out if I had covid. Or if I had had covid. About 30 minutes later…
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This is a bit of a catch-up post--stuff accumulates on my desk and sometimes I just need to go through the stack and clean the snippets out…
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Whereas courts have ruled that citizens have no right to choose the source of their food, meaning no legal standing to sue for redress when denied options, and…
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By now many of you may know that Sec. of Ag Brooke Rollins rolled out a 5-point plan to reduce egg prices yesterday. It's pretty much the same old same old, except for…
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Over the weekend I spoke at ANARCHOPULCO in Acapulco, Mexico, enjoying 90 degrees and dripping humidity while it was 10 degrees at home…
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A few days ago I had the distinct pleasure of spending time with Andy Caygeon Junkin, author of Stubborn and guru of succession and restorative farm family harmony…
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I'm on my way back from Anarchopulco in Acapulco, Mexico and sitting in the airport in Mexico City. This airport services millions of people, in a city of millions of people, and a simple drinking water fountain does not exist in the entire airport…
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Why bird flu? Why now?
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