IV · Appalachian Field Notes

A video journal from the farm.

For the people who help keep the farm going, and who help decide how it is farmed.

It covers the vineyard, the woods, the cellar, and talks with other growers. The work is filmed as it happens, including what goes wrong.

Members give input on decisions in the vineyard and the cellar, and see how each one turns out.

Field Notes has its own site. You read it and join there.

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Chris, in a knit cap and overalls, trimming a white goat's hoof on a wooden stand in the barn, with straw on the floor.
Trimming goat hooves in the barn.

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The films are on YouTube.

Short films from the work as it happens: pruning, the terraces, goats on the brush, the cellar. They are free to watch, and the costs are said out loud.

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Membership

Membership pays for the journal. It does not include wine.

Field Notes
Read it

Everything published, the full archive, and the monthly interview.

$75 a year
The Terraces
Use it

The working material as well: spray logs, soil reports, lab numbers, and questions answered in writing each month.

$180 a year
The Lagar
Shape it

A vote on what gets documented and on the experimental row, and member days at the farm.

$420 a year

No membership includes wine or a claim on it.

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