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Darcy Lammers

Darcy Lammers (Agricola) is a third-generation agrarian in the Western United States whose family has worked the same land for more than a century. Descended from an immigrant homesteader, he writes from lived experience about the constitutional limits of power, the security of private property, and the preservation of personal liberty. His work reflects a devotion to land stewardship, state sovereignty, and the moral foundations of self-governance, with the aim of passing both the land and the Republic intact to future generations.

Liberty and the Plow: Defending Our Rights Against Federal Overreach Blog

Liberty and the Plow: Defending Our Rights Against Federal Overreach

Originally published at Medium.com By Agricola, a Freeholder of the Republic “Liberty is preserved not by distant power, but by limits placed upon it.” As a third generation agrarian in the Western United States, I inherit not only the soil worked by my family but also the principles they instilled in me — chief among them, the sanctity of private…
Darcy Lammers
December 23, 2025