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Rick Kootstra believes that good land management is an investment in the future of agriculture
When it comes to the next generation of farmers, they will be inheriting the land that we leave behind for them - something that Vanastra farmer Rick Kootstra is keenly aware of. Kootstra, the farm manager for the Huron ...
May 02, 2024
Rachel Gras: A future Huron County farmer, looking to instill a passion for agriculture in youth
Currently pursuing a degree in Food and Agriculture Business at the University of Guelph, Rachel is arming herself with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in the agricultural landscape of tomorrow. Despite her ...
May 02, 2024
This organization is working to connect farmers to tables, across Huron County
When it comes to farm fresh food, the biggest hurtle is getting that product into the hands of consumers - and the future, is online. Chris Spaleta, the Executive Director of Eat Local Huron, is working to connect farms ...
May 02, 2024
Taking the reins from her parents, Emily Morrison is working to speak up for the next generation of farmers
This young person is taking over her parents berry farm, after growing up in the field picking strawberries. Emily Morrison has recently stepped into leadership at Morrison Berries Country Market, marking her first year ...
May 02, 2024
Creating a closed loop - Mike and Lindsay Groot's passion for sustainable farming
In the heart of Crediton, Mike and Lindsay Groot, the dynamic duo behind Wholesome Pastures, are rewriting the playbook on farming. Their farm isn't just about cultivating crops and tending to livestock; it's a testament...
May 02, 2024