Behinds Quote by Henry David Thoreau

“A farmer depends on himself, and the land and the weather. If you're a farmer, you raise what you eat, you raise what you…

— Laura Ingalls Wilder

“That is how a farmer walks across the soil in spring--and later, in summer, the traces of his steps are obscured by the billowing…

— Joseph Roth

“A farmer has a way of standing on one leg and looking at a thing that isn’t there. It sounds simple, but there is…

— Jerome K. Jerome

“The crunch of bone is what religion thrives on.”

— Elizabeth Hadaway

“Cook things, eat them with other people. If you can tire your own bones while growing the beans, so much the better for you.”

— Kristin Kimball

“Is it Chance, mere circumstance That man eats cow eats grass eats soil and then man dies, and when he lies to the soil…

— R. K. Mortenson

“They call this place a farm — but no farmer could possibly make a living from it these days, no matter how hard he worked.”

— Alexander Key

“He wanted to pay me in agriculture, but I told him, "I need something that's going to put food on the table.”

— Jarod KIntz

“If you are too lazy to plow in the right season, you will have no food at the harvest.”

— Al Fike

“Woe to the thinker who is not the gardener but only the soil of the plants that grow in him.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“The act of farming starts in the heart before it reaches the soil.”

— Olawale Daniel

“Bones were bones; these days, nothing was easier to come by.”

— George R.R. Martin