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A monthly newsletter, written by social researcher and cultural theorist, Dr. Belinda Vigors, exploring the socio-cultural and historical forces that have shaped women of Ireland.

fascinating and beautifully written insights into Irish culture from a uniquely female perspective

- Carly Wright

Slowdown Farmstead

By Tara

Cultivating authenticity in a synthetic world. Ruminations on ancestral food, healthy living, family, homesteading, connection to the natural world, life, death and this radical little thing called "sovereignty".

The Mother Letters

By Jan Yanello

Field notes from a mother & midwife, exploring fertility, birth, death, the ripple effects of female wellbeing, and the personal work of mothering.

The Fox Holler Almanac

By Benjamin Bramble

A record of the agrarian year, concerning rural folklore, redneck ecology, and the work of liberating and sustaining life through food and farming. You are intrigued.

Sea Wench

By Maddie Gordon

Sea Wench is a space where I can share what’s cooking, and get to learn from other Wenches who be Wenchin’ out there on land and sea

u n r u l y b o d i e s

By unruly bodies

Thoughts on bodies, plants & recovery.

Stunningly beautiful writing on womanhood, recovery, and rootedness.

- Carly Wright

Over the Field

By Hadden Turner

Essays on agrarianism, sustainability, rurality, ecology, natural history, and techno-scepticism.

Milk Trekker

By Trevor

Dispatches from global explorations of cheese, dairying, and pastoral traditions, twice a month.

Garden Earth - Beyond sustainability

By Gunnar Rundgren

A blog about the future of the planet. Ecology, Environment, Development and Economy are put together and looked at critically.

The Peasantry School Newsletter

By Adam Wilson

Stories about disentangling food and feeding from the market.

Unshod

By D. Firth Griffith

Essays and stories about relearning our kinship worldview.

Beautiful words, beautiful message on rewilding ourselves with Earth. If you enjoy my ramblings on living in coherence with the land, I'm sure you will appreciate Daniel's much more eloquent and educated writing. Also an excellent podcast on all things regenerative and reconnecting with our place as human on the land.

- Carly Wright

Island Shepherdess

My personal Substack

Lovely insights into homemade life on a real traditional hill sheep farm on the Isle of Skye.

- Carly Wright

Up There The Last

By Max

A real-time traditional food conservation project for the active remembering, revival and perpetuation of our disappearing food heritage

Wild Irish Farmstead

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