011 Delivering the Goods in a Crisis: Mark Brady of Timberfeast

03/30/20 • 53 min

Mark Brady and I discuss the ins and outs of what our farms are doing to cope and thrive in these trying times, when it seems like everything is changing. The final answers to all the problems aren't here. But real-time problem solving and thinking is!

Timberfeast.com

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Grocefamilyfarm.com

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Timberfeast.com

Find me here:

Grocefamilyfarm.com

[email protected]

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010 Covid Cast: What happened, why, and what will happen to our farm businesses, industry, customers, and plans?

3/23/20: A journal of what happened in the past two weeks: How our farm is adapting, capitalizing on opportunity, feeding our community, and looking towards the future to try to make wise choices about how to make sure we can keep on farming and meeting the needs of our community now and into the future.

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012 Going all-in! Taking over, scaling up, and selling to The Big City: Josh Carnes of Ramble Creek Farm

Many first generation farmers start on family land, or from scratch in their home region, making a go of it nearby to, and selling into their own community. Well Josh started Ramble Creek Farm by moving across the country, purchasing an existing farm with infrastructure and market access, and built his business quickly from there. We get into a diverse array of details on how he's solved problems in production and marketing in his unique context.

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