Will Harris

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Will's Wisdom: The Cowboy Way vs The PhD Way

When I was at the UGA College of Agriculture, I made all “C’s”.

Why Do Our Products Cost More Than Industrial Commodity Foods?

You Were Lied to.

A lie that they got rich making people believe and a new lie that is going to make them even richer. 

They = multi-national corporations, Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and the usual suspects.

You were lied to when you were told that cattle are destroying the Earth.

Unless you have been living...

Climate-Smart Grant Rejected

Supporters of White Oak Pastures,

Introducing: Come & Get It, Y'all!

Friends and supporters,

Will's Wisdom: We Must Restart the Cycles of Nature

There was a time when dinosaurs roamed the lands and swam in the seas of our planet. The largest was said to be the Argentinosaurs, which weighed 100 tons and only ate plants.

Can you imagine how rich the soil that grew plants nutrient-dense enough to support a creature that large had to have...

Will's Wisdom: Food & Supply Shortages

Almost everything that I read predicts an eminent food shortage, and I'm pretty sure that we are going to have one.

A little more on Bill Gates, I wasn't quite done...

Will's Wisdom: In response to Bill Gates' U.S. Farmland Ownership

Will's Wisdom: Functioning Life Cycles

We get dozens of visitors to our farm every day. Some spend the night, some eat with us, and some just stop by. This is pleasing to us. We are fiercely proud of what we do.  

The Farmer's Role in the Food System

The farmer can, and probably will, be taken out of the equation when his utility is gone. We have been left in the equation (food chain) because we provide land, labor, and other inputs at a lower cost than the big boys in the chain (big AG, food processing, food service companies) can provide for...

Will's Wisdom: Cheap Food Ain't Cheap

A couple of years ago, I was asked to speak at the Old Boulderado Hotel in Boulder, Colorado.  It is a historical building that has been well kept up since its heyday in the early 1900's.

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