TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月1日 07時15分

Chelsea Willis, 32, wanders through the fragrant aisles of her greenhouse at the @sweetdelilahfarm in Portland, Ore. Willis met her wife Stacey Givens, owner and chef at the nearby @thesideyardfarm, as a harvest volunteer in 2016. Givens has built her farm into a community gathering place, offering seed-to-plate brunches and cooking classes, as well as hipster events like farm yoga and bike-in movie screenings. In a city that has more female farm operators than most of the U.S., Givens has surrounded herself with a community of likeminded women. She encouraged Willis, a social worker, to start a plant project of her own. Turning to other women in their circle of friends for advice, Willis learned how to farm flowers. “I’ve never been turned away when I needed help,” she says. These urban farmers of Portland are just some of the extraordinary women TIME is visiting on a cross-country road trip this summer. Read more at TIME.com/women-across-america. #TIMEroadtrip Photograph by @rorosiemarie for TIME

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