This is a very interesting piece, and it ties into Easter well, so attention PD's! This piece ties into Easter loosely, but is really about food habits of immigrants and how a small farm is flourishing by selling a whole animal, instead of slaughtering and selling only the "good parts" by American standards. This is really a synonym for many cultural differences in America, and serves to remind us all where our roots are. After all, even the non-immigrant Native Americans used to use the whole buffalo.
Review of Goat Farm
Hans Anderson
Posted on March 15, 2005 at 09:58 AM
This is a very interesting piece, and it ties into Easter well, so attention PD's! This piece ties into Easter loosely, but is really about food habits of immigrants and how a small farm is flourishing by selling a whole animal, instead of slaughtering and selling only the "good parts" by American standards. This is really a synonym for many cultural differences in America, and serves to remind us all where our roots are. After all, even the non-immigrant Native Americans used to use the whole buffalo.