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When you're a small farm, what's a good way to incentivize your local community to support you and what you're doing? How about tying up a CSA share with a project you want to do on the farm?
In this episode of Carrot Cashflow, we're talking to farmer Jeamette Lock of Pack River Farm in Sandpoint, Idaho to talk about how their community showed up to help them build a greenhouse and what they do in return to show their appreciation.
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