by Sarah Hopwood • Photography by Pauline Stevens
Walking the streets of Seguin, Texas, is a passport back to a simpler time. Oak-lined streets lead the way through this modest town of 27,000, ...
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by Jenna Kelly-Landes
It’s 6 a.m. and the sleet that fell gently all morning has started spitting horizontally, and now daggers of ice attack the back of my neck as I crouch alongside my goat, ...
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by Layne Victoria Lynch • Photography by Andy Sams
When Bob McClaren, current owner and CEO of 44 Farms, reorganized and revived his family’s fertile estate in the late ’90s, he had ...
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by K. Thornberry • Photography by Jo Ann Santangelo
At breakneck speeds, Jeff Ruyle flies down steep, boulder-strewn hillsides, skirts along river bluffs, hurtles into rocky creek beds and ...
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by Meredith BethunePhotography by Melanie Grizzel
Chris and Diane Winslow, the owners of South Austin garden center It’s About Thyme, have never completed job applications in their entire ...
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by Stefani AustinPhotography from Yonder Way Farm Instagram
Each day, over morning coffee, in carpool lines or between meetings, thousands of people from all over the country take time out of their ...
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By Nicole LessinPhotography by JoAnn Santangelo
Next to a bait-and-tackle shop, amidst the challenging caliche and limestone terrain of the Hill Country in Canyon Lake, Larry Smith has spent most of ...
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By Rebecca PersonsPhotography by Pauline Stevens
On Milagro Farm, just outside of Austin, farmers Kris and Amy Olsen’s two large chicken coops sit perpendicular to each other—one facing ...
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By Carol Ann Sayle
I grew up playing in dirt. A truckload of authentic topsoil—richly dark with life—delivered to our Balcones Heights lot outside of San Antonio in the 1940s and ...
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by Elizabeth Winslow
Last summer, my family and I set out to see for ourselves what and how America eats, in the only way to really get the whole story: by car. Along the way, we saw and learned ...
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