"Farms Not Factories" Tote from Shepard Fairey unisex Amanda Remarke-Worden from Broken Unicorn

Amanda Remarke-Worden from Broken Unicorn Crafts knit the Farm Aid hats on her knitting machine

I spent a semester at Bethany College in Lindsborg

and live in the Prospect Park neighborhood of Minneapolis

Grey Fox artists take pride in creating this durable

wheat by way of Thomas Hart Benton’s approach to portaying Americana

"Farms Not Factories" Tote from Shepard Fairey unisex Amanda Remarke-Worden from Broken UnicornSince the beginning, Farm Aid has stood against corporate consolidation and in fierce support of US family farmers. We collaborated with renowned artist Shepard Fairey this year to develop a beautiful piece that celebrates Farm Aid's 40th anniversary now available as a tote bag, made with 100% organic American cotton. Meet our cotton growers here. Artist statement: To celebrate Farm Aid's 40 years of fighting for family farms, I created this art to