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in My Soul celebrates North America’s spectacular
West Coast from Mexico to Alaska. This unique collection
of photographs and essays offers an intimate view of an
exhilarating natural world. Order this 96-page book now
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Freelance Features
Anne’s writing and photography have appeared in
the Cross-Country Skier, Sacramento Bee, Sierra Heritage, Ag Alert, California
Farmer, Capital Press, California Country, California Grower, and the Independent
Coast Observer. She is available
for writing and photography on assignment.
Cross-Country Skier, Jan-Feb 2010
Senior Bev Biggar Just Gets Better
(link:http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/9105c42b#/9105c42b/48)
Capital Press, October 21, 2005
Vineyard takes sustainable message to White House
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Capital Press, October 7, 2005,
Small Acreage News
Diversified farmer builds on a dream
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Sacramento Bee, September 19, 2004, Opinion Section
Reflections of a coastal stakeholder
When did I become a stakeholder, as the government likes
to
call us, in ocean policy? For some reason, I lost sleep
the
other night contemplating a new wave of state and federal
initiatives designed to protect our watersheds, coastlines
and ocean resources. I'm not a marine biologist, deep-sea
fisherman, or even a surfer, but my bond with the ocean
feels
as strong as a riptide.
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Ag Alert, 7/14/04, Page 1
Sierra ranchers look to new
markets for beef
“
High Sierra Beef is in business,” Terry Jochim shouted
when the first calf raced out of the chute destined for
a new grass-fed cattle initiative. Jochim, project manager
of High Sierra Beef, celebrated the introduction of live
cattle this June into a program that has been nearly
two years in the making.
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Sacramento Bee, 2/7/2000, Editorial Page
New world of
protests and tear gas for an ag trade adviser
When did my job start to warrant combat pay? I am an
international trade policy adviser to agricultural clients.
It seems
like just yesterday the top concern of the well-appointed
trade consultant was whether nonskid slippers would measure
up to OSHA's new home-office standards. Now I'm wondering
what kind of gas mask to buy.
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