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In Alaska, sourcing hay for livestock is a complex challenge involving shipping logistics and high costs, often surpassing the price of the hay itself. This situation highlights broader food security issues, as local farmers must navigate supply chain vulnerabilities. Collaborative purchasing can alleviate some costs while ensuring access to essential feed for livestock, ultimately supporting community food production.
I almost didn't write this post. Not because I don't have anything to say. I always have something to say. But because putting this winter into words means sitting with it long enough to find them — and honestly, I've been too busy surviving it to do much reflecting. It's May now. I'm only just... Continue Reading →
People see the farm and think they understand what it takes. They think about the physical work, the feeding, the mucking, the hauling, the endless list of things that need doing regardless of what your body is doing that day. They think about the money, the feed bills, the vet costs, the infrastructure that always... Continue Reading →
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