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'Kimballâ€s superb memoir chronicles the evolution of a farm, marriage, family, and her own
personal identity with humor, insight, and candor... Readers curious about small-farm life, or
simply how one woman weathers great change both professionally and personally, will love
Kimballâ€s gutsy, generous [book]. --Publishers Weekly, STARRED review“Like all good
stories – fiction or nonfiction – Kimballâ€s memoir considers what it means to build a
good, happy life, and how we are tested in that endeavor. You donâ€t need to know the first
thing about farming to love this book.― --Mary Beth Keane, author of Ask Again, Yes
'Iâ€ve always wondered what became of Kristin and Mark after The Dirty Life, and this book
delivers. Their family grew, their crew grew, and Kristin tells the story of their hardships with
grace, humor and honesty. Iâ€m rooting for them.' --Andrea Bemis, author of Dishing Up
the Dirt“With warmth, honesty and vivid anecdotes, Kimball weaves a compelling narrative…
She writes movingly about accepting the gifts and the hardships of each season, outer and inner.
Good Husbandry is a clear-eyed tribute to a tough but nourishing rural life and the deep,
sustainable joy it provides.― —Shelf Awareness Kristin Kimball is a farmer and a writer living
in northern New York. Prior to farming, Kimball worked as a freelance writer, writing teacher, and
as an assistant to a literary agent in New York City. A graduate of Harvard University and the
author of The Dirty Life and Good Husbandry, she and her husband Mark have run Essex Farm
since 2003, where they live with their two daughters. See all Editorial Reviews