Sarah K Mock's guest appearances

Sarah K Mock

Female Farmer Project Podcast

The Millennial Ag Podcast

The Foster Podcast

OwlTail

​The seed for Sarah’s passion for farming was planted on her family’s farm in Wyoming. As it grew, so did her need to find the answer to a critical question: is it possible to farm without exploiting farmers, farmworkers, the environment, or communities? Sarah's search for answers took her around the globe, working in and around agriculture for non-profits, government organizations, Silicon Valley companies, the national news media, and directly with farms.​Sarah writes a weekly newsletter (Big Team Farms), occasionally posts provocative essays on Medium on topics related to agriculture and food systems, and engages in vigorous Twitter discussions. She has recently published a bestselling book called “Farm (and other F words).” The sequel is set for publication in late 2021.

<p>​The seed for <a href="https://twitter.com/sarah_k_mock" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah</a>’s passion for farming was planted on her family’s farm in Wyoming. As it grew, so did her need to find the answer to a critical question: is it possible to farm without exploiting farmers, farmworkers, the environment, or communities? Sarah's search for answers took her around the globe, working in and around agriculture for non-profits, government organizations, Silicon Valley companies, the national news media, and directly with farms.</p><p>​Sarah writes a weekly newsletter (<a href="https://sarahmock.substack.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Big Team Farms</a>), occasionally posts provocative essays on Medium on topics related to agriculture and food systems, and engages in vigorous Twitter discussions. She has recently published a bestselling book called “<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Farm-Other-Words-Small-Family/dp/1636768202/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Farm (and other F words</a>).” The sequel is set for publication in late 2021.</p>

Writing About Niche (And Controversial!) Topics With Sarah K Mock

This week, we're joined by guest Sarah Mock, a freelance agriculture journalist with some serious opinions and thoughts about how agriculture in America operates. We start out discussing her recent article about exploitation in ag. If that doesn't grab your attention, the rest of the conversation surely will. Tune in for conversation that will definitely ruffle feathers, but needs to be voiced. Young people in agriculture are starting to get fed up with the status quo, and we're finally old enough to start doing something about it. Why does agriculture sell our products as commodities? Are more regulations something producers should be excited about? How does the collapse of Syria relate back to food security equating to national and global security? You'll hear all that and much more in this week's episode of the Millennial Ag Podcast.