Michelle Aronson of Farmbelly
Growers & Co. was born from a dream of having a brand that truly serves and represents the movement of small-scale organic farmers all over the world. Based in Quebec, they are an e-commerce platform specializing in high-quality farm apparel and tools that empower professional growers and avid home gardeners in their everyday life and work. To demonstrate the positive impacts and potential of small-scale farming, they share stories that communicate the inspiring values and lifestyles of diverse and talented growers. Born from joining forces with some of the best creative teams in Canada, Growers & Co. offers products to support a bright and sustainable future to those producing food for their communities.
FarmersWeb is farm management software for family farms and farm cooperatives. FarmersWeb easy to use software helps farms inform their buyers of product availability, handle orders, send invoices, keep track of payments, simplify customer interactions, and more. By lessening the administrative load and streamlining operations, FarmersWeb makes it easy for farms to manage their business, save time, and work with more buyers overall. Click-it the banner and check them out, folks.
Tilth soil makes living potting soil, approved for use in Organic systems, from food scrap compost in Cleveland, Ohio. Tilth Soil is committed to making the media to help regenerative and organic farmers be as successful as possible. Their blends are suitable for seed-starting and germination, transplant production, and indoor specialty crops. Learn more about their products at Tilth Soil.
Jesse talks with Michelle Aronson of Farmbelly about her home-cooking centered small farm in North Carolina, her journey from farming to a culinary course on a 100-acre farm oversees, how the coronavirus changed her hosting plans, keeping an ascetically pleasing farm, the benefits of not doing it all, ordering transplants, and off-farm income. Follow her on the ol’ Farmstagram and check out this kick-ass video Josh Sattin produced of Michelle and Farmbelly.