Lessons from the FarmThe Michigan Land Use Institute's Elm Street Writers Group has an excellent piece that begins:The Deals and the Josephs settled on the same hill. They were looking for a fertile place to drop their roots; instead they found a landscape ripped apart by lumber barons and a growing nation. Ghosts of majestic white pines, stumps of slow-growing oaks, and sand revealed by unforgiving winds made a barren home that allowed no mistakes.We really encourage you to see how it ends... Read Between Soil and Clouds from the MLUI Related AreasNorthwest MichiganArticles Community Community > Environment & Environmental Organizations Community > History & Libraries Five Things You Need to Know about Michigan Food & Dining > Michigan Grown
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