Philosophy

  1. 2024 Catalog: Innovating for Our Green Future Part 3

    Return to part 2 of our 2024 catalog series: innovating for our green future. PATRICK BROWN (@hempfinityus)  Located in southeast Warren County, North Carolina, the Brown Family Farm has been growing in the community since 1865. Byron Brown was a first-generation timber and livestock farmer, followed by his son Grover Brown in 1931 who established an orchard and raised grain...
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  2. 2024 Catalog: Innovating for Our Green Future Part 2

    Return to part 1 of our 2024 Catalog Series: Innovating for Our Green Future. 2024 Catalog: Innovating for Our Green Future Part 2 RODALE INSTITUTE MIDWEST ORGANIC CENTER (@rodaleinstitute)  The Midwest Organic Center (MOC) located in Marion, Iowa is Rodale Institute’s flagship Regional Resource Center in the U.S. The Center at Etzel Sugar Grove Farm operates as an organic research...
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  3. 2024 Catalog: Innovating for Our Green Future Part 1

    2024 Catalog: Innovating for Our Green Future Part 1  Innovation is an important part of farming and gardening and is an ethos that is reflected in our natural world. Here at High Mowing, we've spent years celebrating the collaborative relationship between human ingenuity and ecological adaptation. It is the union of these two creative forces that gives us the tools...
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  4. Celebrating 27 Years of Leadership

    As we embark on our 27th year of providing organic seed to growers across North America, we’d like to celebrate some of our leadership and introduce our new CEO Andrea Tursini and her vision for the future of organic agriculture.   While we touch on the leadership of some of our key teammates, it is important to note that there have...
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  5. 2023 Catalog Theme - The Future: Let's Plan(t) It Part 3

    Return to part 2 of our 2023 catalog series- the future: let's plan(t) it Nivek Anderson-Brown Leaf and Bean Farm in Lawrenceville, Virginia Nivek Anderson-Brown and her family realized in 2018 that they no longer wanted to live in the city. They purchased land in Lawrenceville, Virginia and a homestead was born. “We went all in, packed up everything, relocated...
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  6. 2023 Catalog - The Future: Let's Plan(t) It Part 2

    Return to part 1 of our 2023 catalog series- The Future: Let's Plan(t) It Amber Paige Home Gardener in Wilmington, North Carolina Amber Paige is a gardener in Wilmington, North Carolina and the creator of Black Girls Gardening, an online gardening community of Black women who have found joy and nourishment from growing their own food. When Amber started Black...
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  7. 2023 Catalog - The Future: Let's Plan(t) It Part 1

    Few experiences are more rewarding and challenging than stewarding plants through the variables of a living world. With seeds in our hands, we hold time capsules of possibility. The success of harvest rests in our ability to adapt and learn each season, and in our willingness to plant in the face of uncertainty. The crops we sow are already blooming in our mind’s eye long...
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  8. Inspiring Words from Women Farmers

    Women's involvement in agriculture is a tale as old as time and while the representation of women farmers in the United States has been historically limited, women have been operating farms, excelling in positions of leadership, managing businesses as partners and also humbly working behind the scenes to ensure that their families and livelihoods are supported and successful. Women's labor...
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  9. Meet April Jones: The Pinehurst Farmers Market Manager

    April Jones It's been a little too easy over the past year to find ourselves in weary moments of isolation, watching the news, trying to remember where the hope comes from. It was a moment just like this, where endless scrolling and clicking was sending me into an anxiety spiral. That's when April's email hit my inbox. April Jones, the...
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  10. Grower New Years Resolutions for 2021

    As the unprecedented year of 2020 comes to a close, growers across North America are studying seed catalogs, reworking their crop plans and using the lessons learned this season to bring more abundance into the New Year. We wanted to send you into 2021 with some heartfelt thoughts from growers preparing for the New Year, hoping they will inspire you...
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