
Cultivating (and Enjoying) Apples and Pumpkins, Creation’s Fall Bounty
Catholic stewards of the land offer autumnal produce and festivities to their local communities and give glory to God for his abundance.
Catholic stewards of the land offer autumnal produce and festivities to their local communities and give glory to God for his abundance.
You can’t live off the land without living with (and for) other people.
Catholic farmer and entrepreneu Pete Bond says the pecan business “will drive us nuts,” and the honey business “is very sticky.”
Agronomists receive an outpouring of support from consumers who are purchasing commodities, as small businesses deal with closures and other challenges brought on by the virus.
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