The Family Peach Farm That Became A Symbol Of The Food Revolution

5/26/2015

This article tells the story of the Turner family and their organic peach farm, which became a symbol of the food revolution in America. The Turner family, led by Frieda and Kelly Turner, started their farm in the 1980s and were pioneers in the organic farming movement. They faced many challenges and skeptics along the way, but eventually, their farm became highly successful and inspired many others to follow in their footsteps. The article highlights the struggles and triumphs of the Turner family and explores how their farm symbolizes a larger shift towards more sustainable, organic, and locally grown food in the United States.

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