Last month Crop Mob had a featured story in the Independent Weekly:

On a sweltering Sunday last August, a peaceful mob of 35 local farmers, armed with shovels, hoes and wheelbarrows, raided Serendip Farm in Orange County.

But instead of a traditional raid, which is about taking, this raid was about giving: The Crop Mob, as the group is known, spent five hours cutting down starter crop, tilling beds, weeding and mulching—for free. For the past year, the local Crop Mob, mostly landless, self-proclaimed farmers, has spent one Sunday each month “raiding” a small farm that is not theirs, working the land and planting and harvesting crops.

“We farm because we want to, not because we need to. At some time or another, we were infected with a desire to give and take from the dirt,” writes organizer Trace Ramsey, 35, about the group’s mission on its blog, cropmob.org.

Full article: http://www.indyweek.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A403979