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Dr. Katy Fox is an anthropologist, educator, farmer, and writer linking regenerative practice, community resilience, and transformative learning to nurture agency, solidarity, and imagination in post-carbon futures.
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Water Changes Everything (opens the original)
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This series After the Drought follows my earlier essay, Watershed by Watershed, written when our rainwater storage ran empty on 1 July 2026. At that point the farm was stressed but still performing its reassuring trick: mulch, shade, roots and diversity were buying us time. The weeks that followed showed us where that time ran out. At completion of writing towards the end of August we have had some rain but the soil has not ‘bounced back’, and we have lost plants.The four articles are a drought
5 Polycultures, 5 Water Regimes (opens the original)
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This series After the Drought follows my earlier essay, Watershed by Watershed, written when our rainwater storage ran empty on 1 July 2026. At that point the farm was stressed but still performing its reassuring trick: mulch, shade, roots and diversity were buying us time. The weeks that followed showed us where that time ran out. At completion of writing towards the end of August we have had some rain but the soil has not ‘bounced back’, and we have lost plants.The four articles are a drought
One Year on Substack (opens the original)
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Farm As Watershed > Farm As Garden (opens the original)
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This series After the Drought follows my earlier essay, Watershed by Watershed, written when our rainwater storage ran empty on 1 July 2026. At that point the farm was stressed but still performing its reassuring trick: mulch, shade, roots and diversity were buying us time. The weeks that followed showed us where that time ran out. At completion of writing towards the end of August we have had some rain but the soil has not ‘bounced back’, and we have lost plants.The four articles are a drought
The Empty Pond (opens the original)
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This series After the Drought follows my earlier essay, Watershed by Watershed, written when our rainwater storage ran empty on 1 July 2026. At that point the farm was stressed but still performing its reassuring trick: mulch, shade, roots and diversity were buying us time. The weeks that followed showed us where that time ran out. At completion of writing towards the end of August we have had some rain but the soil has not ‘bounced back’, and we have lost plants.The four articles are a drought
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