Farming Quotes Quotes

“Papa always says, you can fix soil, and you can build houses, but there's no point if the land don't have water.”
― Hope Larson, Salt Magic

“A swift rhythm is played out by my hands, a cadence known only to those who have strung tobacco. To many, the meter and rhythm of stringing is the only poetry they've ever known.”
― Brenda Sutton Rose

“Farmers are at the core of the livelihood of the world population, without them,the livelihood of humanity is compromised.”
― Wayne Chirisa

“Farmer is always the former. Any other professional is only the latter.”
― Dr Sivakumar Gowder

“We are blessed in America to have such abundance. We can go to any local market to buy food, regardless of the weather conditions.”
― June Stoyer

“Without the herbivore, grass is without value. Without the valuable cover of grass, the soil is without life. Without life, the terrestrial world becomes valueless and simply unhappy. The uniform diversity of the meadowland demonstrates that value co-creates the valuable via the tool of time. Time and value. Seeing and being. Grass is nothing at all. The community of grass is all.”
― Daniel Firth Griffith, Dark Cloud Country: The 4 Relationships of Regeneration

“Global food insecurity is a stark reminder that in a world of abundance, there is a fundamental need to ensure the access to food in every community.”
― Wayne Chirisa

“To the hungry, crumbs always look crunchy, but nobody enjoys leftovers.”
― Eduvie Donald

“The future of food isn't in distant fields or corporate warehouses—it's in every home, every garden, and every community that takes control of its own food security.”
― Mike Smart

“Farmers breathe life into the world.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya