Twilight Greenaway | Civil Eats

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Twilight Greenaway is the former managing editor and executive editor of Civil Eats. Her articles about food and farming have appeared in The New York Times, NPR.org, The Guardian, Food and Wine, Gastronomica, and Grist, among other. See more at TwilightGreenaway.com. Follow her on Twitter.

In ‘Barons,’ Austin Frerick Takes on the Most Powerful Families in the Food System

author austin frerick and the cover of barons, his new book about corporate consolidation, monopolies, food systems, and more. (Author photo by Kris Graves)

JM Fortier Wants to Help More Small-Scale Farmers Grow Vegetables in Winter

The Winter Market Gardener

This Indigenous Cook Wants to Help Readers Decolonize Their Diets

author Sara Calvosa Olson and the cover of her book about indigenous foods and foodways, Chimi Nu'am. (Photo courtesy of Sara Calvosa Olson)

Critic Soleil Ho: Are We Asking Too Much of Restaurants—or Not Enough?

Soleil Ho, culture critic, San Francisco Chronicle. Photo credit: Celeste Noche

This Network of Regenerative Farmers Is Rethinking Chicken

This Community Garden Helps Farmworkers Feed Themselves. Now It’s Facing Eviction.

A farmworkers grows stands in the fields harvesting food at the Tierras Milperas community garden.

Once Scorned, Birds Are Returning to Farms

A Western Bluebird leaving its nestbox on a farm. (Photo credit: Kevin Cole)

Could This Mobile, Solar-Powered Livestock Barn Reshape the Corn Belt?

This Young Climate Activist Has Her Hands in the Soil and Her Eyes on the Future

Young climate activist Ollie Perrault holding a chicken. (Photo courtesy of Ollie Perrault)

Coming Soon to a Food Label Near You: ‘Bee-Friendly’ Certifications

Farmer Doug Crabtree walks in his sunflower field (Photo by Jennifer Hopwood, Xerces Society)