Guest column: State takes needed action to protect farms
Brooks Lamb
Brooks Lamb is the author of “Overton Park: A People’s History.” He is a graduate student at Yale School of the Environment, where he studies human-land relationships and stewardship virtues.
Tennessee’s new Farmland Preservation Fund helps farmers secure their land and legacy, supports local and regional food systems, conserves wildlife habitats and stimulates rural economies.
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