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This middle grade nonfiction book dives deep into what food justice is by showing how farmers, homesteaders, and policymakers are providing healthy and affordable food to people right where they live. Who grew the food that you're eating for dinner? Most kids in the United States don't know the answer to this question. Through stories based on personal interviews with 20+ women farmers around the country, climate journalist Rachel Sarah answers this question and more for young readers in this b…
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- Author: Rachel Sarah
- Publisher: Yellow Jacket
- ISBN-10: 1499815662
- ISBN-13: 9781499815665
- Format: 20 x 24.4 x 1.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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This middle grade nonfiction book dives deep into what food justice is by showing how farmers, homesteaders, and policymakers are providing healthy and affordable food to people right where they live.Who grew the food that you're eating for dinner? Most kids in the United States don't know the answer to this question. Through stories based on personal interviews with 20+ women farmers around the country, climate journalist Rachel Sarah answers this question and more for young readers in this book. Farming is Female also tells the bigger story about food with a lens on equity, including the struggles of undocumented workers, the shortage of fresh produce in low-income neighborhoods, and the food justice advocates who are feeding communities. This book renounces the played-out image of the American farmer as Old McDonald and highlights what women farmers are doing to rise up for the climate. It will also provide readers with inspiration, activities, and action items about everything from how to start your own garden to how to prepare favorite recipes.
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- Author: Rachel Sarah
- Publisher: Yellow Jacket
- ISBN-10: 1499815662
- ISBN-13: 9781499815665
- Format: 20 x 24.4 x 1.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
This middle grade nonfiction book dives deep into what food justice is by showing how farmers, homesteaders, and policymakers are providing healthy and affordable food to people right where they live.
Who grew the food that you're eating for dinner? Most kids in the United States don't know the answer to this question. Through stories based on personal interviews with 20+ women farmers around the country, climate journalist Rachel Sarah answers this question and more for young readers in this book. Farming is Female also tells the bigger story about food with a lens on equity, including the struggles of undocumented workers, the shortage of fresh produce in low-income neighborhoods, and the food justice advocates who are feeding communities. This book renounces the played-out image of the American farmer as Old McDonald and highlights what women farmers are doing to rise up for the climate. It will also provide readers with inspiration, activities, and action items about everything from how to start your own garden to how to prepare favorite recipes.
Who grew the food that you're eating for dinner? Most kids in the United States don't know the answer to this question. Through stories based on personal interviews with 20+ women farmers around the country, climate journalist Rachel Sarah answers this question and more for young readers in this book. Farming is Female also tells the bigger story about food with a lens on equity, including the struggles of undocumented workers, the shortage of fresh produce in low-income neighborhoods, and the food justice advocates who are feeding communities. This book renounces the played-out image of the American farmer as Old McDonald and highlights what women farmers are doing to rise up for the climate. It will also provide readers with inspiration, activities, and action items about everything from how to start your own garden to how to prepare favorite recipes.
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