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Oct 16, 2019 52 min

#052: Three Part Harmony

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Known to many as the People's farmer, Gail Taylor is the owner and operator of Three Part Harmony, a 2-acre ecological farm in Northeast, Washington, DC. As the leader behind the 'I want DC to Grow" campaign, Gail was a big contributor to the passing of the DC Farm Bill. In this episode, we talk about the heavy implementation work that still needs to be done in order for the bill to have positive impacts, the challenges of farming for profit, the affects of climate change in the city, and progressive ways to support farmers of color.

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