Earthworms On The Farm - Crystal Stevens of Flourish

Earthworms On The Farm - conversation series NEW for 2021! This periodic feature welcomes farmer participants in Known & Grown STL, a regional local-food certification program and brand from the Missouri Coalition for the Environment. First up: Crystal Stevens, whose Flourish farm is located near Godfrey Illinois, returns to Earthworms to share her story of family-farming over 100 varieties of fruits, flowers and culinary and medicinal herbs. Learn more about Flourish and Known & Grown STL! Andy Heaslet is Earthworms engineer, supported by Andy Coco and Jon Valley on the KDHX staff. THANKS! Related Earthworms Conversations: Known & Grown STL: New Brand Boosts Capacity for Local Food (June 2019) Tend & Flourish School of Botanicals (Feb 2020) Grow, Create, Inspire: a Lifestyle Guide from Crystal Stevens (Oct 2016)

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