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It is easy to feel, when one is engaged in trying to manifest a natural, organic or bio-dynamic farm, that one is isolated, a lone pilgrim apprenticed to nature in the midst of a vast sea of corporate agriculture in the country and urban people in the cities who have zero awareness of the superior value of natural foods and instead depend upon corporate agriculture to provide their genetically altered vegetables and other food products cheaply.

Of course, that is a false impression.

People are waking up to the health-content of natural foods. And that feeling of isolation vanishes when the world-wide web is utilized. My Inbox was abuzz with letters from people who wrote in to share their thoughts and stories after my article on Natural Farming was published.

I want to share some of their responses with you.

One young woman living in Surrey, England, writes,

“A few years ago I was given a message to start to grow my own veget