Show Notes
What does it actually take to build a life around farming?
In this episode, I sit down with Clara Roza from Crimson Crown Farm to talk about the reality of choosing agriculture as a way of life.
We get into what drew Clara to farming, the challenges of building a farm from the ground up, learning to work with the land, producing real food, and creating a life that is connected to seasons, soil and community.
Clara shares her experiences, lessons and perspective on small-scale farming, and what it took to make that farm dream a reality.
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