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Farmer has a beef with conventional grazing 
Toronto Star | Wed, May 27
Canada
a balance of what we need to eat in a sustainable way. It's low-input farming. Instead of tractors, some horses. I'll keep my tractor for now, but maybe I won't need it soon." Pamela Cuthbert is a freelance writer and founder of Slow Food Toronto.
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