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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2016 · 1H 7M

Episode 19 - Sarah Waring

from Bordertown · host Vic Guadagno

Sarah Waring is the Executive Director of The Center for an Agricultural Economy, in Hardwick Vermont. Their mission is to engage the public in building a regenerative, locally based, healthy food system through collaboration opportunities, food access and hunger relief, educational outreach and providing infrastructure.It was a pleasure speaking with Sarah and asking direct questions relevant to our Designing Abundance project here in Central Vermont. Sarah has helped us over the past year and we look forward to continued callaboraiton in the years ahead.It was fun learning about her off-grid days growing up in Glover – the hope of Bread and Puppet, our shared love for the Rockies, and her joyful return to the Green Mountain State.I was drawn to the Center for an Agricultural Economy when I first arrived in Vermont and continue to look to them for inspiration and guidance. It was a pleasure learning more about Sarah and it’s clear that her enthusiasm and vision lends itsels well to their mission of a regenerative Vermont.Thanks to Railroad Earth for providing the theme music "Lordy Lordy"Download mp.3 -- Listen on ITunesStay InformedSubscribe to Bordertown Email

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