Beth Pearsall wants to revive the ancient skill of scything. She loves swishing the sharp-bladed tool through her own garden and holds workshops to teach others about the scythe and its uses.

Dancer Sarah Butler applies classical ballet choreography to the work of raking hay in this Wormfarm Institute project.

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Mersha and Jazzy have Instagram accounts. Ollie has his own Tempurpedic mattress. Amaya's person cooks all of her food.

There’s a hint of Provence on the breeze in the heart of North Yorkshire ‒ at the biggest organic lavender farm in the country.

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While many U.S. dairies rely heavily on corn silage, Canadian dairies often depend on legume-grass silage mixes, barley silage, or triticale that are better suited to cooler climates and earlier cuts.