Akari Akiba, 8, of San Jose, forages for chestnuts, at Skyline Orchard a 20-acre chestnut orchard 2,500 feet above Palo Alto in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Embarcadero Media file photo by Sammy Dallal.

reporting from PIÑON HILLS — Anyone lucky enough to taste genuine barnyard chickens knows they have much more flavor than bland industrially farmed birds crammed into huge factories.

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Assembled over 20 years by the late founders of the Kelly-Moore Paint Company, the 124,000-acre cattle and farming operation sprawls across three Montana counties, encompassing 20 miles of the Sun ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dave Knox is a writer focused on startups, tech, innovation, and CPG. In the world of retail, the farm store often doesn’t get the ...