Community Engagement as a Marketing Channel

from Shared Soil · host University of New Hampshire Extension

In the first episode of Season Three of the Shared Soil podcast, Kendall and Rebecca discuss the North Country Farm Trail, an initiative by Kate Savage to promote agritourism and local agriculture in the North Country of New Hampshire. The Farm Trail aims to connect local consumers with a wide range of agricultural products and services, including fresh produce, dairy, meats, and local services like insurance and maple syrup production. The initiative offers three promotional packages for farmers, from a free basic package to more comprehensive options. Show notes: North Country Farm Trail: www.northcountryfarmtrail.comKate Savage: [email protected] (Women’s Rural Entrepreneurial Network): www.wrenworks.orgWill Hastings: [email protected] Saunders: [email protected] Cooperative Extension: www.extension.unh.eduWomen in Ag Newsletter signup - https://unhoutreach.tfaforms.net/217751?CID=701G0000001AiKCIA0 Kendall Kunelius – [email protected] Rebecca Dube – [email protected]

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