
About this episode
Alex Ball of Old City Acres joins host Clara Coleman to talk about creating a farm from a forest, moving farms season after season, his experience being a young black farmer, the importance of social capital, offering a flexible year-round CSA, and, of course, how he approaches winter growing in southern Michigan.
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The YardMax tracked wheelbarrow! (add to gift list)
Spurt Compost, for you folks living in southern Michigan.
Manny cucumbers from High Mowing for low light conditions.
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Tunnel Vision Hoops, for your Winter infrastructure.
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