About us

Chris Korrow is a naturalist, farmer, photographer, filmmaker and author. Korrows
documentary Garden Insects premiered nationwide on PBS and was seen by an
estimated 2.5 million viewers. Winner of two film festival awards, Garden
Insects was filmed in Korrow’s backyard garden. Korrow has conducted
environmental-based professional development for school teachers, and is
frequently invited to give lectures and presentations at conferences, environmental
meetings, public libraries and to spiritual organizations.
For the last several years, Christy Korrow has
worked from her home office on an organic farm as editor of LILIPOH,
an independently-owned holistic health and spirituality magazine.
In addition to authoring numerous articles for LILIPOH,
her articles on organic agriculture and food have appeared in various
publications including Acres
USA, Biodynamics, Applied Biodynamics, Harvest, and the UK
based living food lifestyles magazine, Funky Raw.
The Korrows moved to a rural Kentucky farm almost 20 years ago,
built a solar powered home and started an organic vegetable business.
Before long, they had two daughters, and lived a sustainable lifestyle,
growing most of their own food, with no phone, no electricity and
no hot running water.
Times have changed, and even though they
still bail their drinking water by hand from a well, the farm now
boasts a high-tech office, complete with Apple computers, allowing
the two to pursue their creative careers without giving up their
original commitment to an environmentally-sound and contemplative
lifestyle. Together they have launched Breathe Deep Productions,
a media company centering on projects that explore the intersections
between nature, agriculture, and spirituality.
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Contact us
Email: 90acres@accessky.net
Breathe Deep Productions
PO Box 98
Burkesville, KY 42717
“If we consciously
take on the
task of growing a garden, this,
at least in some small way,
reconnects us with the power and harmony
of creation, not just in
the growing of plants, but in
all of life.
In this connection
lies the solution to so many
of our 'created'
problems, for
within a garden, we can easily
see the origins of health,
abundance and sustainability.”
Chris Korrow

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