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Jul 19, 2020 19 min

1 - Living Roots

from Growing in Place Hosted by Violet Baron

Michael Hicks built his farm from scratch near his hometown in Southern Indiana. Now it’s thriving, but when he started out 20 years ago, his goal was to really understand food, health and his own abilities. It took him to California, Spain and Ireland, then back home to Indiana. We talk about what makes it so hard to start a farm these days, and what COVID’s effect on the supply chain means for small farmers. Looking for healthy food in Southern Indiana?OrangeCountyHomegrown.org has you covered. You can learn more about Michael’s farm at LivingRoots.org. Artwork by Sophia Chryssovergis, @sechryss_100bfa

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