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Tracy joins the show to chat about her unique approach to baby greens, running a pay-what you can farm store, being an organic, queer-run farm, building land reparations into a farm plan, and a whole lot more.  https://www.instagram.com/countyrailfarm/ https://countyrailfarm.com/about-us/ Sponsors: www.Growers.co www.farmersweb.com www.tilthsoil.com Support our work at: www.notillgrowers.com/support or www.Patreon.com/notillgrowers Major Supporters: JM Fortier and Scott Snodgrass        

Farmer Jesse talks with Tracy Potter-Fins of County Rail Farm in Montana about her unique bedless approach to baby greens production, grafted tomato trials (hint, she’s grafting year two, but for reasons you might not expect), operating a pay-what-you-can farmstand, certification three ways, water-rights, being a queer-run organic farm, and building reparations into her yearly business plan. Follow County Rail on the Farmstagram.

Tracy Potter-Fins of County Rail Farm