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Wendell Berry Farming Program
Clip: 2/5/2016 | 9m 26s
Kentucky poet and farmer Wendell Berry is passing on his family’s farming legacy.
Farming is often about homecoming, explains Mary Berry, executive director of the Berry Center. “It doesn’t mean [farmers] have to go to the place they were born,” she says. “The concept of homecoming is simply to take root some place and care about a place, not just for a short amount of time, but forever.”
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Wendell Berry Farming Program
Clip: 2/5/2016 | 9m 26s
Farming is often about homecoming, explains Mary Berry, executive director of the Berry Center. “It doesn’t mean [farmers] have to go to the place they were born,” she says. “The concept of homecoming is simply to take root some place and care about a place, not just for a short amount of time, but forever.”
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