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Seeds of Change

The Food Project employs 120 teenagers to sustainably farm on 70 acres in the towns of Boston, Beverly, Lincoln, Lynn and Wenham — in a mix of urban and suburban agriculture.

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2020: Building a Brighter Food Future issue cover

2020: Building a Brighter Food Future
Fall 2019: Social Equity issue cover

Fall 2019: Social Equity
Summer 2019: Hemp issue cover

Summer 2019: Hemp
Spring 2019: Human Resources issue cover

Spring 2019: Human Resources
Winter 2019: Farm Viability issue cover

Winter 2019: Farm Viability
Fall 2018: Social Equity issue cover

Fall 2018: Social Equity
Summer 2018: Mentorship issue cover

Summer 2018: Mentorship
Spring 2018: Fibers + Textiles issue cover

Spring 2018: Fibers + Textiles
Winter 2018: Supply Chains issue cover

Winter 2018: Supply Chains
Fall 2017: Social Equity issue cover

Fall 2017: Social Equity
Summer 2017: True Cost of Food issue cover

Summer 2017: True Cost of Food
Spring 2017: Cross-Pollinations issue cover

Spring 2017: Cross-Pollinations
Winter 2017: Transitions issue cover

Winter 2017: Transitions
Fall 2016: Food Literacy issue cover

Fall 2016: Food Literacy
Summer 2016: Farm Labor and Social Justice issue cover

Summer 2016: Farm Labor and Social Justice
Spring 2016: Institutions + Food issue cover

Spring 2016: Institutions + Food
Winter 2016: Leading Women in Food issue cover

Winter 2016: Leading Women in Food
Fall 2015: Max Market issue cover

Fall 2015: Max Market
In Good Tilth Perspectives: Nanopodcast issue cover

In Good Tilth Perspectives: Nanopodcast
In Good Tilth / Our Story

Advancing dialogue that supports equitable food & agriculture

In Good Tilth magazine reaches more than 9,000 readers in print and 17,000 online nationwide. We tell positive stories about sustainability, innovation and up-and-coming solutions for the complex challenges around food and farming.

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