Closing the Gap - Eden Olsen

from Closing the Gap Hosted by Mid-Valley STEM-CTE Hub

The Willamette Valley is home to dozens of small organic farms. These farms feed the local communities by selling the beautiful fruits and vegetables they grow at the beloved farmer's markets, co-ops, and restaurants in the area. Tune in as we chat with Eden Olsen, farmer and owner of Lucky Crow Farm in Monmouth. Eden tells us exactly why it’s important to support local organic growers: and it’s not just about local economic stimulation. Visit us at www.midvalleystem.org Music by Bosnow

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