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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2025 · 59 MIN

03 - From balcony garden to 70 acre farm: Emma Jagoz

from How I Grow This · host Seedtime

In this episode of 'How I Grow This', host Luke Hammond interviews Emma Jagoz from Moon Valley Farm, discussing her journey as a farmer, the challenges of growing in Maryland's climate, and the diverse crops she cultivates. Emma shares insights on sustainable farming practices, the importance of community supported agriculture (CSA), and how she manages a team of 30 farmers while maintaining morale during peak seasons. The conversation highlights the significance of feedback loops with customers and the evolution of farming techniques from hand tools to modern equipment. In this conversation, we explore the journey of a passionate farmer who transitioned from a small-scale operation to managing 70 acres of diverse crops. The discussion covers the importance of investing in versatile farming tools, effective irrigation techniques, integrated pest management strategies, and the significance of community-supported agriculture. Check out what Emma is up to on the Moon Valley Farm website, facebook or Instagram!https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/https://www.facebook.com/moonvalleyfrederick/https://www.instagram.com/moonvalleyfarm/?hl=en

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