Snowshoeing and Apple Spoon Sweets
By: Britt Lundgren
Once a year I get together with a group of seven girlfriends, most of whom I’ve known since high school, for a weekend of snowshoeing in the White Mountains of ... [Read More]Britt Lundgren is the Director of Organic and Sustainable Agriculture at Stonyfield Farm. She holds a Master of Science in Agriculture, Food, and Environment from Tufts University. Prior to joining Stonyfield, Lundgren spent five years as an agricultural policy specialist for Environmental Defense Fund in Washington, D.C. Together with Stonyfield co-founder and chair Gary Hirshberg and Dr. Charles Benbrook, she is the co-author of Label It Now, a book that makes the case for labeling genetically engineered foods. Britt serves on the board of the Sustainable Food Trade Association. She has worked on organic farms in Maine, Massachusetts, and Colorado. She is also an avid fiddle player and member of the New Hampshire based Hickory Horned Devils.
By: Britt Lundgren
Once a year I get together with a group of seven girlfriends, most of whom I’ve known since high school, for a weekend of snowshoeing in the White Mountains of ... [Read More]By: Britt Lundgren
A few weeks ago, Stonyfield asked folks to speak out in favor of several amendments to the Farm Bill in a post on the Buzz Blog. This bill, rewritten every ... [Read More]By: Britt Lundgren
Every five years, Congress rewrites a massive piece of legislation known as the Farm Bill. You may notice that all of a sudden there’s a rush of action alerts and ... [Read More]
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