Mollie Engelhart
Author
Mollie Engelhart, regenerative farmer and rancher at Sovereignty Ranch, is committed to food sovereignty, soil regeneration, and educating on homesteading and self-sufficiency. She is the author of “Debunked by Nature”: Debunk Everything You Thought You Knew About Food, Farming, and Freedom—a raw, riveting account of her journey from vegan chef and LA restaurateur to hands-in-the-dirt farmer, and how nature shattered her cultural programming.
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When Do We Truly Own Anything? The Property Tax Scheme That Keeps Us Paying Forever
Property tax is marketed as a way to fund communities, but in reality, it is a perpetual lease from the state.
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What Can We Do About the Agrarian Collapse?
We’ve decided that helping families and veterans is worth supporting with government-backed loans. Why don’t we have a product like this for farms?
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Do Our Thoughts Shape Reality or Just the Way We Move Through It?
Belief changes the chemistry of our cells, the direction of our choices, and the energy we bring into a room.
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The Complex Truth of Our Relationship With Animals
A farmer reflects on life, death, and the purpose animals bring to thriving ecosystems.
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The Avocado That Changed the World
Today, there are dozens of Hass-like varieties, all created to stretch the season, travel farther, and fit into global distribution.
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Put Your Feet on the Earth and Watch the Sunrise
If even animals know to seek out the morning sun, maybe our own instincts are not wrong when we feel drawn to it. Maybe we have just forgotten.
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The Power of Gathering in a Digital World
There is strength in sitting across from one another, hearing voices that challenge us, and responding with civility. There is transformation in listening.
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The Real Meaning of Social Equity
It’s not socialism. Nor is it redistribution or government mandates. The kind of equity I am describing is voluntary, abundant, and rooted in faith.
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The Link Between Microbes and Human Behavior
For ages, people were surrounded by microbes; we ate vegetables straight from the dirt. But people cut off from microbial life are anxious and desperate.
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When Do We Truly Own Anything? The Property Tax Scheme That Keeps Us Paying Forever
Property tax is marketed as a way to fund communities, but in reality, it is a perpetual lease from the state.
|
What Can We Do About the Agrarian Collapse?
We’ve decided that helping families and veterans is worth supporting with government-backed loans. Why don’t we have a product like this for farms?
|
Do Our Thoughts Shape Reality or Just the Way We Move Through It?
Belief changes the chemistry of our cells, the direction of our choices, and the energy we bring into a room.
|
The Complex Truth of Our Relationship With Animals
A farmer reflects on life, death, and the purpose animals bring to thriving ecosystems.
|
The Avocado That Changed the World
Today, there are dozens of Hass-like varieties, all created to stretch the season, travel farther, and fit into global distribution.
|
Put Your Feet on the Earth and Watch the Sunrise
If even animals know to seek out the morning sun, maybe our own instincts are not wrong when we feel drawn to it. Maybe we have just forgotten.
|
The Power of Gathering in a Digital World
There is strength in sitting across from one another, hearing voices that challenge us, and responding with civility. There is transformation in listening.
|
The Real Meaning of Social Equity
It’s not socialism. Nor is it redistribution or government mandates. The kind of equity I am describing is voluntary, abundant, and rooted in faith.
|
The Link Between Microbes and Human Behavior
For ages, people were surrounded by microbes; we ate vegetables straight from the dirt. But people cut off from microbial life are anxious and desperate.
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