Tennessee Living

He visited with farmers’ families.

Ate their homegrown food. Walked their unpaved paths. Then, he shot photos.

Over the course of three years, Paul Mobley photographed more than 300 farmers in 35 states from Tennessee to Montana, traveling more than 100,000 miles across North America. In 2008, he amassed his striking images into a book, American Farmer: The Heart of Our Country.

The book has more than 150 photos and includes interviews by Katrina Fried, who provides the farmers’ perspective on the struggles and blessings of life married to husbandry.

Farm Bureau members can receive a 10 percent discount on a signed copy of the book, which retails at $50, by ordering the book online here. Once you access the page, type in the code “AMFB” to receive your discount. The coupon expires Sept. 28, 2009. For more information about the book itself, click here.

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Magazine:
Tennessee Home & Farm, Fall 2010 Edition Edition

Headline:
Photogenic Farmers

Summary:
A new book captures the essence of American farming, one farmer at a time.

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