This tag was created by Maria Frank. The last update was by Matt Gunther.
Food Production, Processing, and Preparation
All the ways food gets made (and transformed into edible form)
Agricultural practices > Farming culture
[resources currently marked with this tag were originally marked with the Scalar tag "Farming culture" with the definition below]This phrase encompasses the influences on social and cultural aspects of farm-life, including managerial structure, urban and rural identity, the family, gender relations, faith, tradition, and personal histories.
One particularly important phrase to note within this category is the family farm, which is used often used to mean:
- Smaller or owner-managed operations, and to imply care for the land and community as opposed to "corporate" farming.
- Farms owned and run by a single family, or
- Farms owned by a single family
- Can be misleading, however, as corporate ownership of agricultural land is prohibited in Minnesota and 8 other states, and very large industrial farms are often family-owned. Legal details here:
http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/pubs/ss/sscorpfarm.pdf
- "the responsibility for a piece of agricultural land is changing hands" (see Farms Transitions Toolkit)
- Ownership changing completely
- Ownership shifting to the next generation
- Management of day-to-day operations is changing, but ownership is not
Within the tag family "The Food System."
This page has paths:
- The Food System Food and Society Workshop
Contents of this tag:
- Known Unknowns: The Problem with GMO Research
- The Minnesota Project & Farmers' Legal Action Group (metadata)
- Video: Nonprofits to Know: The Minnesota Project and Farmers' Legal Action Group
- Quality of Life on the Agricultural Treadmill (metadata)
- Putting Meat on the Table: Industrial Farm Animal Production in America (metadata)
- Justin & Kathleen Batalden Smith interview (metadata)
- Organic Risk Management: Soil Health (metadata)
- Organic Risk Management: Soil Fertility (metadata)
- Minnesota Corn Growers Association (metadata)
- Winona County Local Foods Inventory Final Report (metadata)
- Migrant Farmworkers in South-Central Minnesota: Farmworker-Led Research and Action for Change (metadata)
- Time, Soil, and Children (metadata)
- Known Unknowns: The Problem with GMO Research (metadata)
- Winona County Local Foods Inventory Final Report
- Graham Meriwether interview (metadata)
- Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (metadata)
- Urban Farm & Garden Alliance (metadata)
- Organic Risk Management: Soil Health
- Putting Meat on the Table: Industrial Farm Animal Production in America - Full report (PDF)
- Interview with Ryan Batalden (metadata)
- Minnesota Pork Producers (metadata)
- Promoting Modern Agriculture (metadata)
- Whole Farm Planning (metadata)
- Putting Meat on the Table: Industrial Farm Animal Production in America - Executive summary (PDF)
- Minnesota State Cattlemen's Association (metadata)
- Quality of Life on the Agricultural Treadmill: Individual and Community Determinants of Farm Family Well-Being (PDF)
- Farm Transitions Toolkit (PDF)
- National Gardening Association (metadata)
- Migrant Farmworkers in South-Central Minnesota: Farmworker-Led Research and Action for Change
- Ryan Batalden, organic farmer: PDF transcript
- Industrial Food Animal Production in America: Examining the Impact of the Pew Commission’s Priority Recommendations (PDF)
- Land Stewardship Project (metadata)
- National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (metadata)
- Real wild rice (PSIN) (metadata)
- MISA
- Time, Soil, and Children (PDF)
- Neoliberal Ebola: The agroeconomics of a deadly spillover. (metadata)
- Technical Case Studies (Loon Organics & Clover Valley Farms) (metadata)
- Neoliberal Ebola: The agroeconomics of a deadly spillover.
- Video: Ryan Batalden, organic farmer
- Farm Transitions Toolkit (metadata)
- Organic Field School (metadata)
- Whole Farm Planning (PDF)
- Food Forward tv series (metadata)
- Minnesota Farm Bureau (metadata)
- Organic Risk Management: Soil Fertility