The things our art director, Chris McGee, hated to leave out of the current issue of LAM.
Photo by Frederick Charles/fcharles.com.
From “A Foodshed Moment” by Anne Raver in the December 2016 issue, the story of the Hudson Valley’s struggle to balance real estate hunger for farmland estates with the need for cropable acres to feed New York City (pictured are Katie and Chris Cashen on their farm).
“Farming is in the family…”
–CHRIS MCGEE, LAM ART DIRECTOR
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