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[https://www.huffpost.com/entry/californias-hidden-organi_b_824637 by Teresa Rodriguez 17/2/11 HUFFPOST] | [https://www.huffpost.com/entry/californias-hidden-organi_b_824637 by Teresa Rodriguez 17/2/11 HUFFPOST] | ||
Less than two hours north of San Francisco is a tiny town called Hopland. As its name suggests, decades ago it was a bustling community of beer makers, but those glory days have passed and Hopland disappeared into oblivion. But with the rise of organic wines and biodynamic farming, Hopland once again is on the radar for foodies and wine connoisseurs. | Less than two hours north of San Francisco is a tiny town called Hopland. As its name suggests, decades ago it was a bustling community of beer makers, but those glory days have passed and Hopland disappeared into oblivion. But with the rise of organic wines and biodynamic farming, Hopland once again is on the radar for foodies and wine connoisseurs. | ||
=====Farm to Fork Across America: Cow Horns & Moonbeams, A Taste of Place===== | |||
[https://www.huffpost.com/entry/post_b_1858690 by Julie Ann Fineman 6/9/12 HUFFPOST] | |||
Horns, moonlight ceremonies, revered cow manure, timing by the solstice... these were some of the mystical elements of biodynamic farming we were exploring and questioning at the Benziger family winery. Our experience couldn't be further from our expectations. We left with an appreciation for harnessing the tools of nature based on ancient practices. | |||
