The Iowa Capital Dispatch picked up my Buggy Land story about the floating barn. Take a look: https://t.co/igT3Hl4EJW

Do you remember Dolores Huerta and what she did for farm workers? Read Rocky Lyons' column on the subject. https://t.co/tVbuePwhcm

What's the story on this beautiful Beverly Pepper sculpture? Read my latest column: https://t.co/nZYABaLjU4

AgArts booth at PFI Conference. IA events Center. Des Moines. Jan 10-11. Come sign up for a residency, buy a book, book a show.

What happens when you see a barn floating toward you in the left-hand lane. https://t.co/RuYqDdNQQJ

What's it like to be autistic? Read D.J. Savarese's piece on neurodiversity. https://t.co/6mKbY7R1ns

And what's next? From Rolvaag to Borlaug, Taylor Brorby's beautifully written essay speaks of the history of farming and fishing. The fruits of an AgArts residency. https://t.co/UCeVx2i1Ph

Help bridge the urban/rural divide. Donate directly to AgArts, a non-profit designed to imagine and promote healthy food systems through the arts: https://t.co/V3ppNKUB7I

Free excerpt reading of Mary Swander's new play called Coop, starring Rip Russell. Object theatre. 7:00 P.M. Monday, Dec. 2, 2024. Hillcrest Academy. 1421 540th St. SW, Kalona, IA 52247. Discussion follows the show.

What to be thankful for? Contrasts. Read "Ring the Bell" in Mary Swander's Buggy Land Substack page. https://t.co/o4qj1b6UzE

Where does water pollution come from? What can be done about it? Read Joshua T. Anderson's "Living Roots." https://t.co/GDZXLPfgRi

What's the origin of Halloween? And Jack-o-lanterns? Read my Buggyland Substack post today: https://t.co/g6VnP2L7iq

Do you think we are polarized today? Take a look back to 19th-century Ireland when riots broke out over a bowl of soup. And enjoy all the other great writers in the Iowa Writers Collaborative in this Sunday's Round-Up: https://t.co/KXn7EVpHKD

Copies of my new play Squatters on Red Earth are now available for download on my website: https://t.co/HcESE4CvZg

"Black people are coming!" Rachel Fay said, standing near my basket of hot peppers on the table. A meeting with Kenyan customers at an Amish vegetable stand. "One to Ten in Swahili" in Mary Swander's Buggy Land: https://t.co/MDVZTr8VPJ #kenya #thelionking

Paul, the egg man, and Aidan Yoder, the student activist, explore these meaning of service. Mary Swander helps Bring Back the Bluebirds. Episode #60 of Buggy Land podcast. #pasturedpoultry #Gaza #peacemarch #bluebirds https://t.co/Vep6w4I2tp

Master naturalist Amie Adams compiled the writings of botanist and bird Bernt Olaf Wolden. Read this evocative piece about goldenrod: https://t.co/xNdGOGm5U8 #goldenrod #natural history #botany #wildflowers #PrairieRivalryBash

What do I find when I find my ancestral home in Ireland? https://t.co/VD5X3BBcEn #Ireland

Emerging Voices guest columnist Aidan Yoder marched over a hundred miles to protest the war in Gaza. Read about his motivation and commitment. https://t.co/YWUj77gBD6 #GazaGenocide

New merchandise: Mini Straw Bales. Made by an 11 year-old Amish boy who also made the baler. Patent pending. #straw