Science! Psuedo-science! Nature! Art! Nonsense!
April 27, 2026
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OK. Maybe we’re just jealous that Homespun in Berryville has been around so long that we’ve been a million times. It’s good.
But there’s a new one in Charlestown just up 340 and it’s even better. Well done Forrest!
This is the supermodel shot.
And this is Forrest.
March 5, 2016
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The fantastic Firehouse Gallery in Berryville today featured a NYTimes best selling book authored by our neighbor, and a trunk show of local art featuring sustainability. Also salami.
Books on Sustainable Farming by Forrest Pritchard
Forrest Pritchard’s new book Growing Tomorrow is still climbing up the best seller charts. Forrest is a neighbor and a friend. (See a video conversation featured here on apothecaryshed featuring Forrest’s previous book, Gaining Ground.)
Art by Keith Patterson
Buzz by Firehouse Gallery
Both Keith and Kelli Patterson are outstanding artists. But we’ll let you judge that for yourself.
Keith Patterson
Keith explains his art
Kelli Patterson’s art
Firehouse Gallery
Forrest talks about his book.
May 29, 2013
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We recently hosted a bevy of Clarke County friends and neighbors at Coal Stove Sink for an interview and book signing with local sustainable agriculture farmer and author Forrest Pritchard. Forrest and I spent a few minutes chatting about aspects of the book Gaining Ground, his life farming, and the big picture—making a living while farming in America.
Special thanks to Jack McGraw for filming, editing, and making this piece coherent. And thanks to all of our friends and neighbors who created a warm and welcoming community for Forrest’s debut as an author. Forrest, we’re proud of what you do and what you’re doing.
Forrest Pritchard and Gary McGraw chat about Gaining Ground
Our esteemed cinematographer Jack McGraw.
Friends and neighbors from Clarke County.
Friends and neighbors from Clarke County.
Forrest Pritchard answers questions about Gaining Ground in Clarke County.
Thanks to Amy Barley for the photographs. Music Laura Lou by the Bitter Liberals.
Buy Gaining Ground on Amazon today.
May 15, 2013
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Our neighbor Forrest Pritchard just published a book. Amy stole it, so I have not read it yet (wish me luck getting it back), but my bet is it is both entertaining and clear headed. I thumbed through it today after our copy arrived, and I can’t wait to read it. Sustainable agriculture, organic farming, ecological stewardship, and local food; what’s not to like? We salute you Forrest.
