
Letter from the Publisher: Summer 2022
When I was 10, we moved from the city to the country.
When I was 10, we moved from the city to the country.
I intend to share the importance of living with connection— connection to land, animals, people, and self.
Patrons need to accept reality and continue to support these local businesses, on their terms.
Perhaps food can be an avenue for getting back to intention.
As residents of Earth, it’s past time for us to get serious about climate change.
As the editor, I would be remiss not to recognize the hurdles that come with producing food in Montana.
I’m compelled to tell today’s stories of food and soil.
Harvest is a long-awaited ritual for those who’ve placed their heart in the soil.
When the pandemic came to our valley, it would have been easy for me to have Edible Bozeman take a break.
Here, our chefs, ranchers, brewers, bakers, growers, canners, food-nonprofit organizers, and coffee-roasters seem to say. This is for you.