Jane Brox

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Merrimac River Changes

Along the banks of the Merrimac River north of Boston, old mills have been converted into apartments, office space and museums. They still symbolize the past industrial glory of the area. But now a new power plant is slated to go in and commentator Jane Brox worries that the new industry will become obsolete before […]

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Another Casualty of the Global Economy – Apples???

Commentary: Valuing Land

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Dracut Water War

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A Different Cider

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The Pruner

Since her father’s death a year and a half ago, writer Jane Brox has learned a lot about running her family’s farm in the Merrimack Valley of Massachusetts. This spring it was pruning the apple trees. The task brought her face to face with the wounds of previous seasons, her place on the farm, and […]

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Jane’s Place: The Old Mail Road

Writer and Living On Earth commentator Jane Brox muses on a place with special meaning for her. A walk on the old mail road is produced by Sandy Tolan.

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Farm in Fall: Autumn Reminiscences

Author Jane Brox’s fifth essay in a series on the seasons at her family farm in Dracut, Massachusetts brings the year full cycle to the autumn apple harvest and the anniversary of her father’s death.

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Summer at the Farm Stand

Author and farmer Jane Brox senses fall is around the corner as she vends this summer’s bounty from her family’s farm stand in Dracut, Massachusetts. Sandy Tolan produces the Brox Farm segments.

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Early Land

Writer Jane Brox begins another growing season on her family’s Massachusetts farm  ? but this year without her Dad.