Select, Save, & Sell Regionally Adapted Varieties on Your Farm
2021-09-01 15:00 - 18:00 (America/Chicago)
Register today to join OSA and Riverbend Farm for the Midwest Regional Seeds Field Day on September 1st in Delano, Minnesota. Learn how seed saving farmers make selections to improve or maintain crop varieties, and how working with seed companies and universities can strengthen your operation.
Topics and demonstrations will include region-specific seed saving techniques, useful tools for both small-scale and wholesale seed growers, and more. See how regionally adapted seed varieties are bred by and for organic farmers.
DATE | September 1st
TIME | 3:00–6:00 p.m.
PLACE | Riverbend Farm, 5405 Calder Ave SE, Delano, MN
COST | Free of charge – register at https://seedalliance.org/events/midwest-regional-seeds-field-day/?emci=e1499d65-d7fa-eb11-b563-501ac57b8fa7&emdi=4091c9fa-dbfa-eb11-b563-501ac57b8fa7&ceid=7227985

Soil Health Field Demonstration
2021-09-01 17:00 - 19:00
Date: September 1, 2021 Time: 5 pm — 7 pm
Location: 39621 150th Street, Waseca
(located across the road from Jason’s Building Site)
Farmer Host: Jason Norton
Reduce soil erosion from heavy rains & wind, reduce soil compaction, increase soil organic matter, improve water infiltration —> INCREASE SOIL PRODUCTIVITY
Food provided
Please Register at https://forms.gle/pvVg72SeA32AM8Z48

eXtension webinar - Preparing your poultry flock for winter
2021-09-07 15:00 - 16:00
BEFORE winter arrives it is important to make sure your flock is ready to handle it. Colleen Carlson from the University of Minnesota will discuss preparing your flock for winter
https://uky.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oMEl3hbDTXqnN_ggwc90kg

2021 BENTON SWCD & NRCS ANNUAL CONSERVATION TOUR OF PRACTICE
2021-09-08 09:30 - 16:00
2021 BENTON SWCD & NRCS ANNUAL
CONSERVATION TOUR OF PRACTICE
Wednesday, September 8TH, 2021
From 9:30 AM TO 4:00 PM
The Benton Soil and Water Conservation District and Natural
Resources Conservation Service would like to invite you to attend
the Benton County 2021 Annual Conservation Tour .
HIGHLIGHTS!
wetland restoration project
feedlot project
vertical tillage demo
erosion control
cover crop/forage demonstration plot

We will meet at the USDA Service Center in Foley at 9:00 am.(address below) The bus
will leave promptly at 9:30 am. The tour will include a lunch. In order to get an
accurate count for the meal, a “yes” or “no” response is appreciated. The tour and
lunch are free of charge to participants, but you must register to attend. If you are
unable to make it to the Tour you can send other representative in your place.
The registration deadline for the tour is Monday, August 30th, 2021. We will be
stopping at a number of sites so be sure to dress for the weather and terrain. Please
call Renee Thell at the Benton SWCD at (320) – 968-5300 ext. 3 or by e-mail at
Renee.Thell@mn.nacdnet.net to register for the tour.
We hope to see you there!
wetland restoration project
feedlot project
vertical tillage demo
erosion control
cover crop/forage demonstration plot
2021 BENTON SWCD & NRCS ANNUAL
CONSERVATION TOUR OF PRACTICE
Wednesday, September 8TH, 2021
From 9:30 AM TO 4:00 PM
The Benton Soil and Water Conservation District and Natural
Resources Conservation Service would like to invite you to attend
the Benton County 2021 Annual Conservation Tour .
HIGHLIGHTS!
14 2nd Ave W Foley, MN 56329
320-968-5300 ext 3

Minnesota Soil Health School 2021
2021-09-09 - 2021-09-10
Minnesota Soil Health School
Minnesota Soil Health School is back for a second year this September 9th and 10th! This 2-day event features on-farm and classroom learning from farmers and technical staff.
What you will learn:

Soil Health Principles
Cover crop options and uses
How to Assess Your Soil
Tillage
Soil Biology
Temporary Fencing
Agronomics
Landowner Relationships
Economics
Hemp
Integrating livestock

Cost is $101/person for non-members, $79/person for MN Soil Health Coalition members (Not a member? Sign up here!), and $50/person for students. Each additional registrant from the same operation has a reduced fee of $75/each.
Accommodations
Participants are responsible for securing lodging. Please ask for the Soil Health Coalition Block when making reservations:
Holiday Inn
1701 4th St NW
Austin, MN 55912
507.433.1000
Interested in hemp, healthy foods, and healthy soils? Join us for a special FREE event on September 11. Details here.

Hazelnut Field Day
2021-09-10 13:00 - 15:00
Join us for an in-person hazelnut field day on September 10 at 1:00-3:00 PM at the Central Lakes College Ag and Energy Center (located on the Staples, MN campus).

Current trials underway at the Staples site include 1) a nitrogen fertilization trial that was planted in fall 2012, which has been producing nuts since 2016; 2) a germplasm performance trial started in 2017; and 3) a new nitrogen fertilization trial started in 2019. The oldest of these plantings has been producing nuts since 2016. Some nuts may still be on the bushes at the time of the field day and may be picked by field day participants.

Come learn about hazelnuts from:
Lois Braun, the University of Minnesota’s hazelnut breeder, will lead a tour through the established productive hazelnut planting to teach about planting, caring for, and harvesting hazelnuts. Braun will also demonstrate planting of new hazelnut potted plants.

Connie Carlson, Forever Green Market Opportunity Development Specialist, will discuss current market efforts for Midwest hazelnuts to help existing and potential growers understand their opportunities for participating in this market.
Come, enjoy the day, learn about and pick hazelnuts, and meet others in your area that are learning about and experimenting with hazelnut production.

Attendance is free, but-pre-registration is required to receive location specifics and updates
Register at this link: z.umn.edu/Hazelnutfieldday21

Hemp, Healthy Foods, and Healthy Soils
2021-09-11 09:00 - 15:00
Interested in Hemp, Healthy foods and Healthy soils?
Following Soil Health School on September 11, we will have a special free event on Tom Cotter’s farm covering hemp, healthy foods, and healthy soil!
Topics include:

Hemp Health
Nurse Overview
Growing Natural (Farmers Market/CSA)
Environment +Soil+Water
LSP Connect

Farmer Info Sessions
2021-09-12 10:00 - 12:00
Calling all farmers!

Join us for an open house at Big River Farms to learn more about our education and land-based farmer training program. We will have applications available at the sessions for the 2022 season. Interpretation will be provided if requested within two weeks of the session dates. Please share widely with anyone who might be interested.

Choose from two dates:

Monday, Aug. 30th from 6-7:30pm
Sunday, Sept. 12th from 10am-12pm

Please RSVP to BRF’s Education Manager KaZoua Berry at kberry@thefoodgroupmn.org (also cc-ed here) or 651-504-8105.

Reply to the Facebook event page here: https://fb.me/e/14vdk8wRr

Adaptive Grazing Field Day (Paynesville)
2021-09-21 15:00 - 19:00
This field day will focus on:
-Adaptive Grazing
-Fence and Water Infrastructure
-Bale Grazing

Registration required. Free and open to all!

Address: Voss Farms, 27725 Business 23 E Paynesville, MN 56362

Building Resiliency Webinar
2021-09-23 19:00 - 21:00
Join Gabe Brown and Shane New at 7 p.m. Central time on Thursday, Sept. 23 as they discuss the relationship between water, carbon and biology, in Understanding Ag’s “Building Resiliency” free webinar series.
Register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_N4t8_Ql9RCuv0DpEiBu1VA

Field Day: Grazing and Forest Management as Regenerative Ag
2021-09-28 15:00 - 19:00
Time & Location

Sep 28, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM CDT
Holm Girl’s Dairy, E10025 690th Ave, Elk Mound, WI 54739, USA

About the Event

Join us for a pasture walk with organic farmer and conservationist Mariann Holm. She will be covering pasture renewal, grazing as conservation, and grazing livestock on pasture with trees. NRCS staff will join us, and talk about how NRCS programs have benefitted Mariann’s farm. Connect with women farmer and landowners, and learn and see how soil regenerates through pasture rotation and renewal. Examples of interseeding to increase biomass through the NRCS CSP program, and tree harvest to improve woodlands, also supported through NRCS.

Box supper provided

Soil Health Field Day
2021-09-30 09:00 - 12:00
Address: Jeff Koehn Farm
25737 County 8
Long Prairie, MN 56347

Free Meal Included

Agenda:

· 9:00 Introductions, purpose of meeting by Todd SWCD – Cover Crop grant
· 9:05 Grant Brietkreutz, General Soil Health, Integrating Livestock and Chemical precautions
· 10:15- Q & A and Soil Health Cover Crop/ Soil simulator compaction, water tests- Stretch your legs! Check out Jeff’s first time cover!
· 10:45-11:15- Osakis Creamery- Emily Middendorf and RJ Dykema- Local Soil Health Successes and Agassiz
· 11:15 Q & A for Osakis Creamery as long as interest holds up- can do some demos after as well.

Contact Mark Gutierrez at 505-980-1360 or Deja Anton at 320-732-2644 to register.

Economics of Soil Health Systems on 100 Farms
2021-09-30 12:00 - 13:00
Farmers and ranchers are businesspeople, and the questions that often present the most significant barrier to the adoption of soil health management systems pertain to the business case. The Soil Health Institute interviewed 100 farmers in 9 states who have adopted soil health systems and used partial budget analysis to evaluate their economics and answer the following question: Do soil health practices increase or reduce profitability?
This webinar will provide an overview summary of the economics assessed across 100 farms and is supported through the generosity of Cargill.
Register at: https://soilhealthinstitute-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9b2n2zxxSgu-XHFbLdQKnA

Minnesota Soil Health Coalition Board Meeting
2021-10-05 10:00 - 12:00, 2021-11-02 10:00 - 12:00
We meet at the Pizza Ranch in Redwood Falls, MN the first Tuesday of every month from 10AM-12PM.

Oak Savanna and Silvopasture Volunteer Day
2021-10-14 14:00 - 18:00
Thursday, October 14 | 2-6 PM | Howard Lake
Get hands on with silvopasture and oak savanna restoration at Living Song Farm! This event is tailored for volunteers to help a farmer transition some acres to a silvopasture oak savanna system. Volunteers will get experience planting oaks, spreading prairie/oak savanna seed, pulling buckthorn, and learning about silvopasture and oak savanna restoration. There will also be discussion on grazing and fencing.
This is a family-friendly event. Volunteers of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to attend. No previous knowledge or experience is necessary, tools and training provided. Find more details and registration here.
Sponsored by Great River Greening, co-sponsored by SFA, the University of Minnesota Extension, and CINRAM.

Adaptive Grazing for Oak Savanna Management Field Day
2021-10-22 09:00 - 14:00
Friday, October 22 | 9 AM–2 PM | Zimmerman
This free field day will be held at the Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge. Staff will give an overview of the Refuge and oak savanna management, followed by a visit to University of Minnesota research plots and review of the Refuge’s grazing management in recent years.
Lunch will be provided. Participants are encouraged to come prepared to be outside all day and dressed for the weather. We will be touring several sites around the refuge that will require walking short distances. Register here.
Presenters include:

Kent Solberg, SFA Senior Technical Advisor
Gary Wyatt, University of Minnesota Extension
Austin Yantes, University of Minnesota Graduate Research Assistant, Natural Resource Science Management
Doug Voss, SFA Grazing Lead
Tyler Carlson, SFA Silvopasture & Agroforestry Project Lead

This field day is funded by the Legislative Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources. The event is part of a join effort between the University of Minnesota Extension, SFA, Great River Greening, and the Center for Integrated Natural Resource Agricultural Management.

Soil Carbon Plus: Additional Benefits to Restoring Grasslands
2021-10-27 12:00 - 12:30
Although carbon drawdown may be hard to visualize, a mention of flooding immediately brings to mind images of submerged houses during Hurricane Harvey and dramatic flash floods through Europe. These events cause catastrophic damage to homes and businesses.

But what does flooding have to do with the soil carbon credit market and why are we talking about it?
Grassroots Carbon Presents: “Soil Carbon Plus: Additional Benefits to Restoring Grasslands” A free webinar featuring Dr. Matthew Berg on Wednesday, October 27, 12-12:30 PM CST

Join the webinar to learn more about

How restoring soil health can restore the water cycle
Natural flood prevention through soil
The intersection of policy with climate changes related to soil and flooding
And more!

Register Today

Learn more about our special guest Dr. Berg

Dr. Matthew Berg is the CEO and Principal Scientist of Simfero, a science-based consulting firm based in Houston. After Hurricane Harvey, Matthew briefed the U.S. congressional delegation from Texas about flooding and extreme rainfall. His research was also cited in the first ever Texas State Flood Assessment for the State Legislature. Dr. Berg completed his doctoral studies in watershed science at Texas A&M University as part of a USDA program to train the next generation of science leaders.

Prior to that, he worked with Texas A&M AgriLife on stakeholder-driven watershed planning projects. Dr. Berg has been named a Future Leader in Science by the Soil Science Society of America and has received awards for policy work from the Ecological Society of America.

Mower County Soil Health Field Day
2021-10-29 09:30 - 13:00
FRIDAY
Oct. 29, 2021
9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Cost: FREE with lunch provided
(RSVP REQUIRED by Oct. 28, 2021)
Email: tim@mowerdistrict.org
Phone: (507) 434-2603 ext. 5
Location: Terry & Cindy Hamilton Farm
18890 660th Ave., Adams, MN (See map)
Mower County Soil Health Field Day 2021 (2)
Topics:
Cover crop establishment in corn/soybean rotation
Strip tillage
Soil health topics
Results of local and statewide soil health studies
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM – Registration and Refreshments 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM. – Field tour of soils, cover crops, strip tillage 10:45 AM – 11:15 AM – Discussion with Hamilton Family 11:15 AM- 11:45 AM – Presentations • Anna Cates – University of Minnesota Extension o Principals of soil health o Statewide soil health study • Hava Blair – University of Minnesota Graduate Research Assistant o Mower County soil health study from local farms o Biological and physical tests for soil health o Impact of soil health management • Steve Lawler – Mower SWCD o Soils of Mower County 11:45 AM – 12:15 PM – Meet Partners in Soil Health • Mn Soil Health Coalition • Freeborn Soil Health Team • Northern Country Coop • Mn Dept. Agriculture • Soil Health 101 Training • Sustainable Farming Association • Sand County Foundation • Mower SWCD 12:15 PM – 1:00 PM – Lunch (RSVP NEEDED TO GUARANTEE LUNCH)

New Farmer U
2021-10-29 12:30 - 16:30
New Farmer U covers farm financial and business management for intermediate beginning farmers—3-6 years of farming experience—or anyone who is ready to plan for future success. See the full program schedule below.
We will follow state and local COVID recommendations at the time of the event.
Space could be limited. Register today to reserve your place!

SFA Cafe Chat
2021-11-04 09:00 - 12:00
At a November 4th Café Chat in Motley, local SFA farmer members and staff will provide management background and real-world experiences to help you get more from your pasture acreage.
Speakers: Jim Chamberlin, Kent Solberg, Judy and Harry Worm, Vickie Kettlewell and Greg Booth.
All are welcome to attend. We will chat from 9 AM to noon. Coffee and bakery goods provided. Registration encouraged, walk-ups welcome.
Address: Bricks Cafe/Travel Center meeting room, 265 US-10 #1, Motley, MN 56466

Goat and Sheep Webinar Feeding for the Age and Stage of Production
2021-11-04 10:00 - 12:00
Cologne, Minn. (10/20/2021) — Due to drought conditions across much of Minnesota, many goat and sheep producers will find it necessary to take a closer look at the economics, nutritional content and availability of feedstuffs to better manage their herd and flocks’ nutritional needs throughout the winter season. The University of Minnesota Extension is hosting a webinar on Thursday, November 4, 2021 from 10:00 a.m. until noon to discuss the nutritional requirements of small ruminants at every age and stage of growth and reproduction. Farmers, 4-Hers, veterinarians, nutritionists, and hobby farmers are invited to attend.
Feedstuffs, grain and forage can vary in nutritional quality especially in a drought year. It may be necessary to test feed stuffs and provide supplements to meet the additional energy and protein requirements of a balanced diet for goats and sheep at each stage of growth.
Laura Kieser of Dairyland Labs will give an overview of testing feedstuffs for nutritional content along with sampling tips. Kieser will discuss how near infrared (NIR) and wet chemistry analytical testing is used to assure accurate and timely quality evaluations of feeds and why molds and mycotoxin reduce palatability of feeds and grain.
Phil Berg, Lamb and Wool Instructor at Minnesota West Community and Technical College will lend his many years of experience of working with sheep producers to discuss why the nutrient requirements differ based on age, stage of production, weight, breed type, and the environment.
The webinar will also feature a producer spotlight, Noah and Sara Van Beck from Stearns County sharing their experience with raising 600 nannies and marketing goats in Minnesota. Finally, attendees are asked to participate in a panel discussion with Laura Kieser, Phil Berg and Troy Salzer, Extension Educator, St. Louis County on the special feeding considerations and availability of alternative feedstuffs.
Pre-registration is required. Register at: z.umn.edu/TCGoat21
The Zoom link will be emailed to you immediately after you register. If you are unable to attend the live session, you will receive the recording via email. Any questions please contact: Brenda Miller at nels4220@umn.edu or Colleen Carlson at traxl042@umn.edu

Insurance for Food Safety Liability on Direct Market Farms: The good, the bad, and the ugly reality
2021-11-04 13:00 - 14:00
Insurance for Food Safety Liability on Direct Market Farms: The good, the bad, and the ugly reality.
Thursday, November 4, 2021
2pm Eastern / 1pm Central / Noon Mountain / 11am Pacific
FREE

It’s every direct market farmer’s worst fear: Someone gets hurt from the food they produced. Good risk management suggests we control the legal outcomes of liability and financial responsibility by getting a good insurance policy. But… Do the insurance policies farmers buy actually cover the food safety incidents that keep them up at night?
Join this webinar for a discussion of how farm insurance policies appear to cover (or not cover) common concerns such as e. coli contamination or foreign objects. We’ll show actual policy language that can help insurance sleuths get a bead on their own policies. We’ll also discuss strategies for sourcing the best policy possible. To wrap it up, we’ll cover ways to develop resilience through the tremendous uncertainty that is food safety insurance for the direct market farmer.

Sign up Here. FREE

Know to Grow: A webinar series for small farms and local foods producers
2021-11-15 16:00 - 17:00
Register at: z.umn.edu/know2grow
Join the University of Minnesota Extension for a four-part webinar series to help small Minnesota farms grow.
This webinar series will take place from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m, November 15-18, 2021
The session topics are:

Monday, November 15: Building a Business: Finding Your Niche – Brady Wulf is the youngest of his family and the last to return to the family ranch; Clear Springs Cattle Company. Understanding the fragility of our current food system, Brady wanted to ensure his communities would always have access to quality protein, direct from the farm. Join this session to learn more about how to build a business and expand opportunities for all family members. Visit their website to learn more about their business: https://www.clearspringsmarket.com/

Good Grass: The many benefits of grazing to birds, bees, family and farm
2021-11-16 12:00 - 13:30
This fall Grassland 2.0 is hosting a 4-part Digital Dialogue focusing on the question – What are healthy agroecosystems? The series will explore the different aspects that make up a healthy agroecosystems and the benefits these systems have on people, farms, communities and the land.
The Digital Dialogues will be held on the third Tuesday of the month from 12:00 – 1:30 PM CT this fall, with the exception of December which will be held on the first Tuesday of the month.
The line-up includes:

Tuesday, September 21st from 12-1:30PM CT
Dan Smith, President and CEO of Cooperative Network
Broken Ground: The Changing Culture of America’s Dairyland
View the recording
Tuesday, October 19th from 12-1:30PM CT
Stephan van Vliet, nutrition scientist and metabolomics expert at the Center for Human Nutrition Studies at Utah State University
Understanding the Linkages between Animal and Human Health: A Metabolomics Approach?
View the recording
UP NEXT: Tuesday, November 16th from 12-1:30PM CT
Thelma Heidel-Baker, entomologist, outdoor educator and organic grazing farmer at Bossie Cow Farm
Good Grass: The many benefits of grazing to birds, bees, family and farm
The November 16th edition of the Digital Dialogue will feature Thelma Heidel-Baker. Thelma is an entomologist, outdoor educator, and organic grazing farmer. Thelma has extensive science & research experience working in sustainable agriculture and conservation. She is an entomologist by training and has worked for Iowa State University Extension and The Xerces Society providing technical advice on beneficial insect conservation. She currently works for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service as a soil conservationist. Thelma is also a grazing farmer, and she brings wildlife conservation onto Bossie Cow Farm, her family’s grass-based dairy farm. She farms with her husband, Ricky, and their two young kids near Random Lake, Wisconsin.
Register for the third digital dialogue coming up on Tuesday, November 16th on “Good Grass: The many benefits of grazing to birds, bees, family and farm” below and you will be emailed the access link. Space is limited so be sure to book your spot!

Planning for Success When Reducing Tillage
2021-11-16 14:00 - 15:00
What to expect when reducing tillage
Before you can know if reducing – or eliminating – tillage is right for your fields, start with what success would look like and how to measure it. Start considering your options – what to expect, how to prepare, and when to begin the transition – at Indigo’s next soil health webinar, Planning for Success When Reducing Tillage. You will hear from an agronomist and two no-till farmers on the strategies to set you up for success. You will also learn:

Important equipment and agronomic considerations when making the transition
Resources for planter set-up, changes in herbicide program, and residue management
How Carbon by Indigo can help you start generating new revenue with high-quality carbon credits

Know to Grow: A webinar series for small farms and local foods producers
2021-11-16 16:00 - 17:00
Register at: z.umn.edu/know2grow
Join the University of Minnesota Extension for a four-part webinar series to help small Minnesota farms grow.
This webinar series will take place from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m, November 15-18, 2021
The session topics are:

Tuesday, November 16: From On-farm Sales to Nationwide: marketing your farm on all scales – Becky Swenson. Swenson Gardens is a renowned peony-producing farm. In addition to their impressive intersectional hybrids, Keith and Becky Swenson have taken advantage of different markets to build a successful business. Join this session to learn more about marketing a farm on both small and large scales. Visit their website to learn more about their business: https://swensongardens.com/

Navigating Farm Financial Risks for Beginning Specialty Produce and Livestock Farmers
2021-11-16 18:30 - 20:00
Have you wondered if you were being protected by your current marketing contracts? Do you know about risk management products and relief programs?
In this risk mitigation webinar hosted by Land Stewardship Project you will have the opportunity to dive into Marketing Contracts, Whole Farm Revenue Protection, Relief Program Updates and ask your specific legal questions.
Farmers Legal Action Group (FLAG) attorneys Stephen Carpenter and Lindsay Kuehn will offer their legal expertise to help beginning and specialty crop and livestock farmers mitigate risk. Working from existing marketing contracts, Stephen and Lindsay will highlight strengths and weaknesses of contracts; provide an overview of Whole Farm Revenue Protection policies that can provide protection for some diverse farmers. Some time will be spent updating information about state and federal relief programs. There will also be time at the end for individual legal questions.
If you have any questions please contact Karen Stettler at 507-458-0349.

Know to Grow: A webinar series for small farms and local foods producers
2021-11-17 16:00 - 17:00
Register at: z.umn.edu/know2grow
Join the University of Minnesota Extension for a four-part webinar series to help small Minnesota farms grow.
This webinar series will take place from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m, November 15-18, 2021
The session topics are:

Wednesday, November 17: Product of the Farm: the legal side of things with Jane Jewett from Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (MISA) – This session will provide you with resources on how to successfully navigate the legal side of marketing your products. (Minnesota specific) Visit their website to learn more about their business: https://www.misa.umn.edu/

Know to Grow: A webinar series for small farms and local foods producers
2021-11-18 16:00 - 17:00
Register at: z.umn.edu/know2grow
Join the University of Minnesota Extension for a four-part webinar series to help small Minnesota farms grow.
This webinar series will take place from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m, November 15-18, 2021
The session topics are:

Thursday, November 18: Fitting in Food Safety with D&S Gardens and Untiedt’s – In this session, two very different farms will share their food safety stories. Why food safety matters to them and how they started growing their understanding. This session will offer ideas and insight to keep farms of all sizes providing safe and reliable food to your customers. Visit their website to learn more about their business: https://www.facebook.com/DSgardenspepin/ and https://www.untiedts.com/
