photo essay: girls can be farmers too

July 24, 2019 / audra mulkern

Eleni may be young, but do not underestimate her. She's knows her animals - has named every one of them, she takes her egg-sales business very seriously and even finds time to play on the slip -and-slide and publish an indie magazine. Come meet this extraordinary young lady and be cheered, for the future of food is bright with young people like Eleni.

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photo essay: prosser farm

April 19, 2019 / audra mulkern

Jackie Cross is the co-owner of 19 restaurants in the Seattle area with her chef-husband and farms full-time in Central Washington.

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photo essay: african sisters

March 16, 2019 / audra mulkern

Idzai Mubaiwa, immigrated to San Diego from her native Zimbabwe in 2002 as a refugee with her husband and four daughters.

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photo essay: ninety farms

March 04, 2019 / audra mulkern

Ninety Farms was founded 1993 along the Stillaguamish River by Linda Neunzig with some of the first Katahdin Hair sheep on the west coast. Linda currently keeps approximately 125 breeding ewes which produce 250 plus lambs each year. About half of th… — Ninety Farms was founded 1993 along the Stillaguamish River by Linda Neunzig with some of the first Katahdin Hair sheep on the west coast. Linda currently keeps approximately 125 breeding ewes which produce 250 plus lambs each year. About half of them are sold as breeding stock all over the world while the remaining lambs are found in some of the very best Seattle area restaurants.

Ninety Farms with Linda

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photo essay: the harvest

October 09, 2016 / audra mulkern

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It's a quiet morning on Cindy’s small farm as she works with a gentle rhythm. The pace it is not rushed, nor frenzied. It is quite the opposite and reveals a deep respect and honor of the animal and the harvest.